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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-07-24

"Gor the .phoby, have yei Cant
swallow any liquid, eh ?" she observed
TO her husband, VINO had refused water
for two days. "Well, well see ;" and
the good old woman drew the cork
from the whisky bottle and placed
the nozzle near her liege's mouth.
Milliss' face emerged from it's gloom
like full moon from behind a cloud
and glancing at his wifi /, with q quizzical
expression, he said: Come to think
of it Jane, L don't believe that dog had
any teeth"
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-07-24

FERMENTATION of food should he
guarded against as tie warm weather
approaches. This action is always
liable to cooked vegetables when set
aside. Instead of warming up cold
m esses, it is better to scald them.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-07-24

CAUSE and consequence. The great
New York merchant prince, Stewart,
advertised to the exte'
year. Brit it was less
Of the total amount NJ
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

Ar last Wilmington has morning daily
the Morning Hcrald-with John O'Bvrnc
at its back. His sons the O'Byrne Brothers.
are the publishers, Mr.. Crutchfeld, Jour.
naiist OF some experience is the managing
editor, and Mr.. II. II. Colclazer and Mr..
Morgan, graduate of Delaware College.
are the local editors. 1t required no small
amount of nerve to start morning paper.
with all its expense of telcgrams and night
wages, in city like Wilmington, with four
afternoon dailies already in the field. but
energy may make it win. Last week the
new candidate showed no sisns of This
energy, as il failed to reach down this far
until the day after publication hut now
that 1t Is getting more into the routine Of
work 1t Is doing nobly. Yesterday it was
ON sale by = in the morning-four hours
before the Philadelphia dailics reached lis.
We wish it well.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

1T don't do for politicians of any lartv ia
count too much upon the strength of thci,
organization and thus allow themselves 70
feel too well satisfied with their ability ~
boss round" and keep in all the fattc,t
offices. They generally get arrogant and
Wiiy' not absolutely dishonest. That :
the trouble with the Democrats in Balti.
more. The party is very strong there and
the wire-pullers have grown fat and saucv
fhe less favored members of the organic, .
ton, and taxpayers without regard to party
have tired of their impudcncc and cxpen.
SiVe administration. Consequently a now
party was org3 nized there on Monday nigbt
To intercept these naughty Democrats 4
candidate for Mayor and other city offices
was nominated, in opposition to the rco,.
lar Democratic ticket, and it is exrcctad
that 4 State ticket will also lie nut in tho
heid. The new organization is called tho
Citlzens Independent Party; it has absor.
bed the Republican organization. Its meet.
ingon Monday evening, when it was mt IN
snare, was one of the largest ..sscmIlaoos
ever seen in Baltimore. OF the officers Of
meeting. thirty-iive were merchants and
the rest working men, for the most mart
hardly any were ever identified with noI;t.
lcal movements before.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01
MARYLAND ITEMS.

The oyster season opens to-day in Mary
land--lst of September.
The last Camp Of he .Srasos.-A cor,
meeting under the auspices of the NJ Il
Church, South, will commence at Scc@ar.. :.
woods, near Milington, on Friday next,
lhere is lively time in Queen Anna.
oyer ,r the Democratic Senatorship. VIM q
1empie, B ). Ford, Thos. j. Kcating nnd
Johh Is. Brown are mentioned in conncc'
tloh with the position.
Some. frauds on humanity gained AN ON.
trance into the NJ. p. Church of Centrev;lIo
on saturday nightwcek, and stole the HYMN
oo9k and book marker from tho pnln;t
ana perpctrate,l nameless acts of vandalism
in the church.
Co'"er.Stoae Laming.-rhe cornerstone of
new Nj, +. church at Preston, Caroline
county, will be laid on sunday. Septemhor
18th. Rev. Charles Hill, of Port Dvr DanaD;.
and Rev. J. NJ. Williams, p. = az tlI', tI.L,
district, will officiate. " Tue
II. M, Roliison announces himsalr 81
" Peoples Democratic Candidate" " e." t the
office OF Sheriff of Kent county oL pLn 1ne
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01
Fire in Milford.
For he SGiWHu Tine,

The Alden Fruit Preserving Facto,,
caught lire about ! o'clock Monday morn
mg last and in less than an hour was Inn.nt
to the ground. '''', ''"'''
lhe IRE originated in one of the ryano,.,.
tors, 1t IS supposed, from one of th,. i,ino.
leading from the furnace. F'F>
The building (two-story framcl was con.
structcd about five years ago. with two
evaporatOrS, by II stock comnanv Of .i,
members with twelve or fourteen fhousonJ
dollars invested, and with capacitv fo,
drylng from two to three hundred bo,l,ot.
daliy' This year the company had rented
TO Mr.. Davenport of the firm of Daycnnort
bf"S., New York city, who, it is said. have
th" sole right to the Alden process. With
the company's consent Mr.. Davcn.ort ON.
largcd the building, adding three moro
9,Vap0rratorS' and giving capacity for driving
1000 baskets daily.
They were in the height of the nn,ch
crop running day and night, giving EN-.
ployment to 100 to l25 persons. and
paying out from $500 to sG0o' "nr
week for wages. The compauy's loss
VIII be about $4,000. Insurance. s50O0
.S2,5O0 IN the Kent County Mutual AMI
5000 in Van Brunts Co. Mr.. Davonnort
VIII lose $1,000 to $4,000 in addition ON
6rlcd irlnt consumed. SO rapid did tho
ilames spread that the utmost excitcn,ont
was created among the woman and cbil.
iren IN the factory, in their hurry 10 GOT
out. :" get
Much sympathy is felt for the losers. and
iiso Tor those thrown out of cmnlovmont
The loss will fall heavily on the entire com.
'''''io '"''i-
The company will build again. either
fight away or in the spring. A.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

ROASTING Her DEAD CmLD.-Tho Seaford
Citizen Of Saturday states that on Saturday
night week half-demented negro woman
named Adams, about ten miles below son.
ford on the Nanticoke river, wrapped her
dead child IA girl of two years. in rags and
was roasting it on the stove, when n num.
bcr OF young gentlemen who were returning
from party, on passing the house, had
their attention attracted to the spot bv n
peculiar smell which cmanatcd from The
house, One of them alighting, went 10 The
door and on looking in, exclaimed INV
Godi Jane is roasting her babyr' Tho rcst
OF the men then rushed to the scene, and
took the corpse, which was cnvclopcd in
smoke and scOrchcd rags, from or tho
stove, The woman commenced screaming
aud made several Intellectual attcmpts to
rescue her babe from the hands of @ tbc
white devils" The men put the fire ont
ana getting a box, put the corpse in il. and
81, carried IT away with them and buried Il
Tue woman Adams was to have been talsen
70 the almshouse on Tuesday, and we nre.
sumo that she is there at this writing.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

cE. SWlTHIN AND THE RAIN-Thc Iegeud
OF II. Swlthin has attracted much attnHfinn
TINS year IN consequence of the remorl-oII,.
rainy weather since the 18th of July. 81
oWlthn was an old English soint TLo
common adage of our English onco.ta,.,
regarding st. Swithin is to the effect tLat
as It rains or is fair on st. Switbin's ds,, tbo
l0th OF July, there will be a contin,oIiS
track OF wet or dry weather for tbn 60,
oays ensuing. No one will deny thu .
continuous track of rainy weather bos - - .
aeterlzed the forty days Just passed ;iyii H.
records show that in many previous vaors
similar lengthy rainy seasons have foIl9,raI
Wet u. Swithin's day. Another occo',,,t
reaus thus In connection with tho ,,oiat
ure OF the past forty days it is intornstir,
70 note the fact that the St. Switbin nrovn,T,
mas been scientifically INVESTIGATED o,l,J
CSohlPleteiy exploded. At the ceIebratAJ
"feenwlch Observatory. in FngIonJ
record was kept of the rainfall and dronobt
subsequent to st. Swit!ins day for twe9t,.
successive G years, and the " forty days' rain
VI uFougnt affair was not verified in an,.
one oi those twenty years observatior:'
undoubtedly st. Swithin is a . d,,cl, :: ee
SAINT SAINT but there is but rare record Of ii.
having been able to accomplisb for,,,
success successive days of padding. That he hoy
succeeded this season, after a thonsa,J
years trial, Is merely moist hannen;n@
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

THE " TINES is published every Wednesday after
noon by JOSEPH II. HcFFECKER Editor and Proprie.
tor, at Smyrna Delaware
RMS-SUBsCRmTIoN-On year 81 90 in advance or
$50 If not paid till the end Of the year No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-ony al the
option Of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents line for the first insertion subsequent
insertions Three a-halfcents Aliberal discount
made to quarterly. semiannual and yearly adverti-
SerS
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

e, LAST Sunday evening Mr.. Jos. +. George.
station Agent at Marydcl, MI. & Del. r. r ;
had ms house entered and ransacked bv
parties who he has been unable to detect
- - bureau was taken from the room 10
oro, omo tard ana rfcd' but nothing of very
IN money, which hc had removed from TIGo L;S
potEot ana placed on the mantle, with his
watch, IN his bed room. hut tiis was
untouched 1t is though. the robbers
o@peetSd nodof g TO get q large haul OF railroad
seeretod Secret dg,,Is. tI.n,u Mr.. q. thinks tho parties
ana Iis wife were at the camp' t -. thn', nu
Tga rsa,u ,1 nolIes on entering it 10 20 10 he'd
making n an inspection. Mr.. q. thinks M A.
y. was drugged, as IL was with lie nt,1al; ,ar;
difficulty she could arouse I;n, sle utmost
ness in the morning. They know o9IGls, mosh;ns
OF the robbery Gil then. The effort "i"e ~ tlee
burglars was well-nigll fruitless. - 'iie
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

y. Ex-fKEsIDENT JOHNsON's EsrArE.-Tbo
knoxville CTenn.) CHronicle learns fro,,
taose conversant with ex-President Jobn.
son private affairs that it is not known a a.
11e.t I'm. ne made will previous to his
death, or rather that any such docun,o,,t ';' -
now IN existence. It is believed he wroto
more than one, but it does not appoar tbot
any one OF them is in force. II is know
ma, sllsa ne incurred a heavy loss from the
tb;s os ~ gay Cooke, and it is possible that
az. s,ss change IN his estate made il necessary
llias mat ne should change any will he bad
M N previous to that time, and il is proba.
pie that he never made will aIteryarJa ,UJs-
oe.,3 om,n3 70 the uncertainty as to what his
ae.uaI losses would be. Those who have
the custody of his properly and nonaro nave, nave
nothing OF the existence of an insnrance ,rnve
Pone{ on Mr: Johnson's life, and thew do
not not believe that he had any such policy ~
n;l. Mr. yonnson.s estate isnot large, but suff.
want iiy aOoVe
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01
Cape May Excursion

| ihc excursion 10 Cape Nav on N.,Ir,.,i... -, . :,
IN NJ, s' g"ucl up by the Kent County Mi T. n ~
N"S an exceedingly pleasant afnir III -, 80, a. , -
tu,i OF prominent citizens from Em,t.r CI5.t
owl Massey and the villages nln,,, H. {I M
cream Of Eastern shore society vas <,,I!v ;c, ne, inc
t'. On thG HrriN al O? the train i'm SIn,rII? tiT
oc"'k, Eo"dly number nr Iu,lics o,i M ttit @"t ';2
rom town joined them: many NOR - ~ men
; 80 n1l me weather been more flynriii t, ~
arriving AT Bombay Hook we found tb" 'Ui,if 'if on
steamer CITY IDiat awaiting rs ana - V iiI'S'Chl
i u'aIu ana SealniuS down the noble Bra,,,rV V' NJ n
elegant accommodations on board ndII y t' lir
| 20 me pleasure Of the trp TIr ,rn , nVI! A4l'il
oc no4l made excellent time arriyinr oi C, m I, Nm
an"u eleven O'Clock the fl>bnnaiin - a. ape May
o'.,, = ~, G oi !he smyrna party took lin in IA
U UO.Mil M Tor The first time and were d,IibfJ ~ ha
OF the party stood on the iTacb ai Ing rG>t
,rhi,..! uiiVi waves aA they approached nnG ,;,I
Whlec9pIed tops themselves i'm f1o,, o, " WIN
Iy tutautlluI and expensive costumes vnrN
Hteh"n The smyrna ladies' wrr si'r,rii ci inch
We're m,t ny" ~! ar; MAJOR the costumcr) that >irt"GS
t In9ikGrchGtsl After enjoying sricndJ HIT tncir
Conchcs for ~ ana DONG up the town We to,i.
Itlilhg at Bombay Hook Mt oclGct ,rIs d. ana
of the rnyin" ,oh I,Vt.a>lohcd 10y the breaking down
excursion would have been Il l,rad s,, w. "Tla! me
n,anV F H. up Tue gloom of their Observation-Disclosures
~ tLc party started for the Wnkru,.li,i n
Gig%E the festivities of the closing ni,lht iinuSS TO
,TIj Vt 'lc pier, however, man trll ",rIf .
H H"I Pul IN an Appearance drenchrd to ~ Hit ne
i,n ISillnl KING, that he swan like n ,nT,u MI an
I'll H INC courage and heroism disniSrprT Th|re I he
in,' "a ~ gentlemen from Smyna-C Cnyir w"
humanity venurcd to the assistants ,c s nI3eF spirit of
noat Oc OF them deliberately hung mn ~ E mug
The ohrr diT HTS coat in the river and didnt wade in
toi uut again. True hcr,,iSm Iiic IN, iLaNcIE
-" " r'""rd May fortune favor the brave ''''' Is
u,ael' " mere did You get those Crates Al
bn ",d,,,s oo,, Oh course, the cheapest place in
,i oIr ran styles of Hats will be in tbis
%etk' c,' ana as we are having them man",
;'c'"reu G''' by the case, we will challongn am,,
{. iIrt ", III ~ me country to undcrscn MS. r Al
poooi why Us IS 1t that Wordcn can afford TO soil
each Crates at cost? WHY it,s tb' ~ I sen !
quantity he sells of course. y ''i' large
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

He SWIMMING MAXIA.-BasA hall ono
quet' and similar noble pursuits mmst Iooi, olI.
70 Their laurels. Pastines in the L;lIo,,.,
are now to the fore. Captain Wcbb bog
succeeded in the useful feat of swimroi,',, ;,'',
across the British channel from Dover -
oaials, leaving Leander and Lord RIrot, ~
Total eclipse. The distance is about a.
miles, and Webb footed it in twentv.ono ,,,.n
hours and forty minutes. He was ",y oy'-rn one
PriateIy soiaced on the way with cod Tvor
OIL and much comfortcd at nun,ara',l l.orl
intervals with brandy straight whafcycr
that Is lie was also frequently given hot
eoiiee: 1t Is said the "wildesf eTc;to,,n,'t
prevailed IN London over this the rroatoat
PHYSICAL ieat Of the century" In onr
country this summer there have bccn
numerous swimming matches. nort;cuIa,I,,
IN the vicinity Of Philadelphia. and Ill! uto
newspapers talk Of the contestants Lo,ir',
achieved amateur fame in Tho. v..t'' ~
wen as substantial greenback rujz,.. and
oels. The Philadelphia Times saws tbn.n
contests Whereabouts have dcgcncr',t.J 49,.
pubiic nuisance, and are occ. f..
noting and gambling must ai,,.u. Lo
ex l.scted from the eoncomitants of sucb
exhibitions, the only palpable merit of
which seems to be a washing of the other.
wise unwashed. o''ier'
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

ECONOMICAL RELIABLE, HEAIFHruL.-
bnlhsrican nll,an Fruit Preserving Powder-One
1 nickage Will preserve Ga ms. of fruit For
SAFE at Hoffecker's Drug Store. -
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

FRANKLIN FELL, one of the propricto,s of
the ell-knnwn spice mills near Wilmino.
ton, died last week. He was nuito !.
wealthy man and an ardent Episcopalion,
IL" leaves one son and heir. In the event
o! this son dying without issue. the will
ulrects that his estate, over SlOO,OOO. shall
bc divided among three Episcopal chari.
table institutions in Philadelphia. The will
aiSo conveys part of his estate in trust to
hlShop Lee, +. G. Bradford, and Solomon
M. Curtis, of the county of New Castle. 70
purchase a site in said county, north of The
ChrlStiana Creek, and thcrcupon erect
proper buildings for IL boarding school for
young ladies over the age of ten and under
the age of twenty years. The tcstator
directs that, i'll addition to the various
other branches Of substantial education.
the doctrines Of the Protestant Episcopal
church shall be carefully inculcated to aII
the pupils. In the selection of vouno
ladies for gratuitous board and education
special preference shall be given first to
daughters of Protestant Episcopal clergy.
men OF the Diocese of Delaware. and next
to daughters of clcrgymcn of the same
Church of dioccses within the State of
Pennsylvania.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

The steamer Persian, said 10 be the finest
ooat on On, the lakes, took FIRE on Lake Erie
ON Thursday night, and was burned n
together with her cargo, consisting ~
thousands Of bushels of grain. The crew
sscaped. The vessel cost sl20, 1000, and was
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

\ STNGrLAr AccInnxT.-.l .W.D IIaH,,
""IS NJ q" E5prcNs Tt,n.-Tbc Wilni,,,,.
ton papers of Friday reported that ns -,
express tram was runnin" from Baltilnorn
TO New York on Thursday night. a pas.cn.
ger deliberately walked out of one ,Ln ,,r.
"Hch the tram was running at The rate of
lufty miles an hour, and walked or tLn
platform when near Ekton, and was not
seen any more. Only two or three nas,cn.
gers noticed the man. and as they were not
quit" S"'e that he had jumped of. the t,,,in
was not stopped. The case was rcnorteJ
"t lImhgton, but many were not dis.
posed To credit the report. On FriL,v
however IN" nam turned up at Elkton. in
IN IN iilSchNlbl" condition, but badly Injured
ne Is now doing well and .,ivcs the follow.
ing account OF himself: He is a West Point
adct, class o; u. from MULBERRY. Tenn.
ms nam" is }. c. Shoefncr. and he rrcol.
reefs leaving home on Monday Gor VT
["iht and stopping in Washington for
i'""ut iitccn minutes. ANYTHING further
ne cannot rcc0llect. At tho time th,t he
was W. observed to leap from the train bv n
MI Mc' "rmlck, from PHILADELPHIA. the
ears were daSlrin@ along at forty miles ucr
h"uf. lie was asleep when he walked off
'hu ""'S not rccollcct anything until he
was i"'lhi wandering about Elkton. He
mas not h1iisc on him, and his cscnpc is
almost miraculnus. No serious iniurv is
anticipated, and he will be allowed to ioin
ms class IN few days. All his money was
found on him.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

NENr CorNTY BIrtE SocIErY.-The next
annual =. meeting OF this Society will be held
IN M 'Iie NJ T.. hurch, at Dover, on the third
thursday IN September next, llGth) begin,
i'n@ ~ ! o'clock, 4 VI. and continuing
,n5Iushout ..Ii: the day and evening The
auxiliarics arc requested To send drjrr,t"s
as business of Importance will be traI,.otcJ
WV. CrMMIxS Scc'y.
SMYRNA, August 18th, 1873.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

Fall and Winter Styles may be seo, =.
the Merchant Tailoring establishment 80 ~
Vim. H. Baggs, Smyrna, Del. u
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

Inc oyster season opens to-day in Mary.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

" "-,-T. !" - -. '1y.-.I ..-I-|
H." ..':.> NH laUnr ...,.r a.; ,.'I,,
''!" "I.... ," l..r ."..: ..., q i...... + 80.
i~''ii'' 81! ".'.! tire ,-,-h w:ii i..t...
j. T.. HoLiL..
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

"iNTfr.- .'UG,Gr1 feet "f .o.,, f Elu .,..f
ti".''''r log '!"'v".'s'al t::..' r., tom +. I..
i':%,"'y' tA'' h'-,'.t r..n ;..r. viii ;.
i.':d. ''
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

u" You want "a 5,:rr Straw IIai4 II Van,
go -. .,,. i."'t al In" ni"r stock OF J.l!, +
!,,H:I'ii'i" :, NH " 90. f",y hav,a nirc nl.. ans,
n'nH jn'} '"H vii tl. t.,r,.nf ,lrl...f
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

John +. Phillips d Go. have :; ME-. IL,
oi Hat HI Caps which are of thr l,l'.,
S'y.ira al. are o;,cr,d al price, than VIII
suit the joockri, oralI. ''''' VIII
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

For tire h'~t. 81 W"rIcn+ All whit. min.
n'aG' J., crate at W"rlon Basket Factory ' O.,
Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

klndlinE wood delivered fo, one d,lr.,
per I""t caNII, to amy part Of ti,r t','' t,'.,
0fd"r !1i at ""rd"m Basket Factory ON fI,, w.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-26

An English precedent In the method of col
!ecting taxes might be adopted in this coun-
Iy win advantage. The years taxes there
are not paid In a lump sum, but in quarterly
instruments, thus relieving the taxpayer by
distributing the burden throughout The year
ano preventing the vast Accommodations of
idle money that too often tempt official en-
pldlty. Here is hint for our lawmakers
tnat The public will certainly approve
lhdd. Record.
In this city the taxes are payable In semi
annual instalments, and the plan, just being
trled mere for the first time, promises to work
well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-26
PICT ESQUE EUROPE!
SPECIAL NOTICE.


The undersigned are inforped that the cdnrds-
SETS Of q serial publication consisting Of Old
grutin1s Of Etroq can places are rspress,fny
that the publication Of PICTURESQUE
EUROPE, announced by us q year or more
ago, has been dbdndoned, and that The cork
offered By them is subsfiu'ed therefor.
This, therefore, Is TO inform the public that
"PICTURKsQUE EURoPE"is in Is active prep
arston as Is possible. consistent with tn rough
ctlle, &c OF the steel plates and wood engravings
Ind thar its publication will begin in the course OF
few weeks; The eDgravir g OF this work are ell
new; they have been pref ared BY the co,oper.tlon
travelling over every part Of Hurop. ia order to Sc
cure entirely correct and lsts views Of the pic
tuIesaue places N, labo, is or has been spared to
elegant production If the kind ever issued.
The public is warned against all publications
be titles to that selected by which
are DO. beiIe smuegled into circul.ti By the
false rerreeentations of the capvassers "PlC-
TCBESQCE II ROPE" viii bear upon its title
page the name OF the undersg ned publishers; all
other works purporfing to be the same spurious
limitations. RESPECTFULLY,
ID. APPLETON 4 CO.
GEw YORK, August, 1875. oct36-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-26

The Cincinnati Enquirer still keeps up Its
DEFIANT attitude 70 the democracy Of other
states, and boasts that "tae union Of the
democracy L. ct an end.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-26

sam Cary thinks the reasons why he ran
tehind his ticket are obvious enough. He
says:-'The brewers and saloon keepers dis
trusted me on account of my temperance
principles, and temperance men voted
against me because OF my opposition to the
crusade movement" And yet some of the
brewers did say during the canvass that
samuel visited them and sampled their
beer, at the same time requesting that they
Keep mum, as 1T would iDjure him with the
temperance people. Not appreciating such
double-dealing, the brewers made no secret
OF the circumstance, and the result was a
feeling Of disgust against him with both
classes. Perhaps If Samuel had said be ran
behind his ticket because of the general inn
preston that he was a drst-class fraud, he
would have come nearer the truth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-26

The N. Y. Graphic Of yesterday says bust
ness steadily improves The depression Of
midsummer and the fears and m.sgivings OF
The early autumn have given way to a more
hopeful feeling and q brighter outlook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-26

An election takes place In Baltimore to-
Inorrow for mayor and mem bers of the CITY
colncil. The result is looked for with con-
siderable interest as affording a straw to in
dicate how the state election will 20 next
week Should Latrobe, the democratic can
didate for may or, be elected by as much as
1000 majority, 1t will give the democracy
considerable reason 10 expect TO carry the
state election, despite the reform move
ment-
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"Politics" do, indeed, make strange bed
fellows" when we see republican Journal,
supporting John Morrissey on the anti-Tam.
many ticket for state senator in New York
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Of eaid deceased are notified to attend with their
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once 2 week for three weeks In the Evening Star
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