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House fnr Rent.

100 KEGS Wheeling Nails and % kegs Of
lUO Horse Shoes. just received and for sale.
March %. DUKE C GALLAHER.
NEW York Early Rose Seed Potatoes for ss lie.
DUKE Is GALLAHER.
4 FULL stock OF Hardware and other goods
n In our line just received.
DUKE & GALLAHER.
rE'RACE CHAINS, Horse Collars, DC.
TARDEN RAKES, Spades. Hoes, for sale by
II DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
DARB Wire Fence, for sale in quantities to
} suit purchasers Send for Pamphlets.
DUKE & GAiLAHER.
HEAD QUARTERS for Garden Seeds at
DUKE & GALLAHERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-05
Nasiarr. Cloves. & Iandkerthiels.

The larrcst. ra-cs. and most unique french
ror, ic~ IN the city. Also. tisc rcdidn sfHdc, oi
hose Tor ladies' and children a. very molefe.e
Iaoies'. Misses and ch.lircn's kid. cloth. AID
Iisr lnrcld Gloves Of the best mahHiaetule, W
III shades ~ match any dress mate nat
4 mrfior,cireual OF Ilaih iirnmet linen AUG
iii lincn hcn.tilchCd AMI s,uiop'd lianceer-
ciicCs also. embroidered SAX Ean-AtfSaseis
cssc. III beauty or color
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-05
80 I'D CostElnes.

srrcrh assortment Of Gao French handmade
UNDERWEAR comprising every requisite TOR
ialy's wardrobe. Aiso. cni.tTca's suite for every
our Infants Furni hing Department IS thor
ouehlv equipped. Complete N1fJ.obes a. lu" as
So; better goods in Proportion Any Grucif ~
tie honc-nn1c arucle, and much more ssasiac
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-05

We CAN POSITIVELY ASSERT THAT At 50
PERIOD HAVE ~ b,ssLANi.y, a = A y; S 81;
MINT OF Dry rDCD, So ADEOt AiE 10 iHk
PEOrIREr ENTS az THE PUBLIC Oh AZ
PRICES 50 ADAPTED 70 TIE NECESSITIES
d. LCQrONTrlf. sfIDrFlNft.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-05

Saturday. April 5. 1870.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09

QUESTIoNABLE.-Henry c. Bowen publisher of the
Independent always has Fourth of July celebration
at Woodstock. Conn Mr. Bowen is one of the parties
who figured so conspicuOuSy in the Becchertrial and
IS never so happy when he is doing something
His fourth Of July celebrations are always gotten up
with view OF being heard at dis tance and for
this purpose he gets men who are surcharged with
extreme sentiments lie had three orators for the
OCCASION Senator Plat of Connecticut who spoke Of
the iIeresy Of State Rights :" Stanley Mathews who
spoke of Political Progress towards National cu-
premacy' and Bishop Gilbert Haven whose subject
was The American Name the object being To
eu!ogize Cen Grant and put his name in advance Of
all other American names Bishop Haven or as he is
frequently termed for want Of respect for his salwart
views cir Haven, is not made of the same tinbor
that the traditional Methodist Bishop is hewn out of
and consequently being odd fish" is governed by
10 rule pertaining to his order and answerable only
to himself The board Of bishops from Asbury down
except this youngest Of the flock have been charac
terized BY great prudence but he chafes under re.
straints and bursts through the conventional lines m
times with the mien and proves of a lion II can he
said for him he is no tine server and asserts his rights
to annunciate political with the same freedom as n
theological thought 1t looks rather strange for one
Of the order to which he belongs to soar from the
rosirum in such 'spread-eagleis1n" without regard
to the long and sharp shears ready at any time TO clip
ms wings. paper in reporting his speech says:
" It appears. indeed. that Bishop Haven would like
70 nave the American name changed 10 that of Grant
Inc Bishop wants christanized constitution a
christian Republic with Grant al the head Reforms
could not go higher than this point the BishGD
thought. He drew comparisons between Washington
ana Grant which were greatly to the disadvantage of
the former. In fact. Grant was a greater Napoieon
had never incurred Waterloo. who won battle for
human nights, and then retired mOdestly 10 the
people whence he came. He gained greater victory
man Washington; and wore it with greater humility
Inc carriage OF the first President was naughty and
exclusive TO the highest degree He established q
quasi court and lived. even in retirement in sort of
regal seclusion But Grant is free and cvnees;Iia ~,
all" W
Bishop Haven has long been third term" man.
especially since his residence in the South He looks
Hpon rebellion as scotchcd, not killed and believing
it to be rcasserng itself why he wants the nan on
horseback" to stalk into power lie seems to forget
that sixteen years have made great change in tbo
mode of circumstances and purposes and that the
hand that could control in one event might be ver,
inadequate in the other
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS

The Rchoboth Campmccting begins on Friday rcyt
| July ilth ''''' ~ NJ
Hon. John W Houston has left Dover and robe r.
Lewcs to spend the summer e'''o y
Gen. Tom Ewing, says the baltimore San. will con
0''c' ne summer campaign at Rchoboth Beach.
Il is said there is more building in progress in
an the towns OF the Peninsula than has been known
II IS proposed that the Peninsula Press Association
noll their next annual meeting at Ocean CITY We'd
heSday, August IL,
The second Railroad excursion to Ocean CITY comes
Oh tomorrow ana will be continued on each succeed
ing Thursday during tho season.
both has already opened his Odessa boarding tent.
lie mas put a new shngle roof on the establishment
ana otherWlse improved it,
Peninsula camps will be held as follows: Rchoboth.
JiIy, IL; Nelson's Woods. July %: WoOdlawn August
X; wye. August G; Deals Island August S: SeGars
'"ous' August y: Brandywine summit, August Is.
ADDITIONAL TRAINs.-The Junction and Breakwater
@ rii5oau aulhoIltes are arranging for putting OH their
FDad another train to help transport the Increasing
run. ~
George Clever, of Delaware City is Captain in com
mand of the MAJOR Rcgbod this sea>on This boat
makes daily trips from Salem y j. and PHILADELPHIA
and on Sundays from Wilmington to Collins Beach
and Bombay Hook.
HUCKLEBERRGEs.-The crop of the Sussex swamps
TINS year is large. and hundreds of bushels will be
smpped: The amount of money collected by poor
people from TINS great commercial harvest field sup
plies no inconsiderable part of the necessities and
comforts they have.
Gov. Hail. while on visit to Thiladel lphia last
week, was seized with severe attack Of cholera
mOrDuswhlch, for time. so alarmingas to cause
appT5henslons IN the minds of the attendant physi
clauS llat u mlght prove fatal He isdOwn on Cow
cumbers' the rest Of the season.
The Pennsylvania and Delaware Railroad running
from Pomeroy. Pa, TO Delaware City a distance of
iCrty'One ana a-lalf miles, will be sold on Tuesday
August r. at twelve o'clock noon at tho Mercbo niS
Exchange, Phlladelphia. by a decree made on Nav
2, IN the united states Circuit Court on hill fIed
for sale and foreclosure under mortgage dated Nav
3lst, 1878. '''0N '"'
SENATOR BAYARD-Senator Bayard and wifi. will
sell from New York Saturday the 19tb ~, VII VII
steamship General WeTdcr of the North Gorna ~ e
LlOyds line direct for Bremen and viii rrooo ~
once tO Carlsbad. where Mrs. Bayard homes o roi az
benefit from the waters Senator Bayard eyoo,s ~ ~
gone about three months and will return IN Sya,J ~
England "
THE NEW CASTLE BOEDs-Messrs Elliott Johusoy E.
entire amount G70000) Ofthe County ofNew Caste
bonds the issue of which authorized at the Inst
Legislature, for the purpose Of erecting new Court
House i'm Wilmington. They offered 10 take the honds
al par and their proposal was the best County Treas
iIrer Herbert received
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
Git AIONG

The food tide vas not very carly IL, tl law, -. ,,
parties could take their time and keen coGl ,nI -"
lcacliiS thc wharf the first tu, we did was t mi -
10 dtS rhc thc steamer, but viii u,t say fhat >L is
moGi Oh Workmanship and finish a I,,,r ,r,,n
@ 81 cNcIE respect sOlid anG sound as n rt all
W. HcT iTelGnI anpiIHHccS and atr0iutur1ts ar.
an IlpE ana convenient in the highest degree Icr
u''ScIHHg qualities are second To none Of nor l'.i
Iuu I we very soon concluded that her Cv.,rr. I,i
au'! 5SicCeedG' Ill giving boat y hch >hnnIJ H.
-, @ 10 iilcIf enterprise and push and an honor
r,r,,,t i'tiicN JI ti"N-iiii@ community. Her ac-
"ILioutnllS Tor iFl>>Cl ger travel ar, riii,al f. H.
bi bC, ~ nt boats. Her saloons are high and rnorT
isiiiuSoiheiy ii furnished and carpcjcd ana wIcn Won
th thaaHlS ID right away. smyrna ought 10 bc p,I,i i,
Ine possession of such vessel rs tiisI olIr @ i,' III
hazards 80 10 III al! way ana at all
cra, t hait past ten We let 20 and stqrlad dow, tbo
SIMS m W. ] ]nm hp9ht hundred ami seventy five nrr
I"',T s, ne ETntiy Many h9d come 10 tie Wharf H.
S'e Us on ana We started with chCcrs8nl o ~
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
Camp or no CnmD.

The question of a campmeeting at Camden decided
once aai1S f does not it seems rest in peace The
and are determined to have it if agitation will brnG
II II about And in falling in this picnic is proposed
t me camp IS what is wanted and falling with the
ItlneT9nts an effort is now being made to get the
Local reachers to take il in hand. letter addreS.
seq 10 TINS town with this in view elected the follow
ing reply which came under our notice. i'"
DCdr Brother D0lcnhan Yours of tbc Atl inet IN b,
III reference to the Camden Camp If the MANAGERS
WiS less restrictions from the Local than ItincTnnt
nilllsters demand could have nothing to do with
me camp meetings, and not sure it is hest for ms
IN ~ any way to conravene them. Think well about
mayer before you step in the breach and espc-
Sly II VIII give license to traffic on the Iords
Gay, or widen the breach which seems To cxisf
between some Of the itinerant and local brcthern
Yours ever, ! Y Smith
SMYRNA DEL, July dth 1870
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
Destructive ISi,..,-

Yesterday afternoon about o'cocl, tho d,ve,Ii,,o o
Ine larm OF samuel Warren, adjoining the BIackRird
camp Mcetng Woods took fire in the Temporary ab.
sece OF me family, and when discovered the Kitchen
Where The lire originated. nearly DESTROYED and
tnG , mouse getting well under way Mr. WarTens son
at the extreme limit of the farm 3; of mile GisSn
when they saw tho flames bursting from the roof,
ullu were nearly exhausted when they reached the
nearly al It's contents including their clothing. with
meat-house; carrage-house, wagon house. corn-crib
cow-houSe that stood within few feet of the bur1inr
Dul!dhgs were saved. 4 hole was burnt through the
dooI ana Ile nay at one time on fire. but by Stamping
TIu gu Smothering with boards, it was eXtinguishcd
, ne mouse, which was q large ruomy one had only
2ee erected five years and cost s. 800 and nclulin;.
insured in the Fire Insurance Company at odessa for
So II is stated This is the third time this prorprty
mas Ceeil visited 10y fire once barn and twice dwelling
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09

tP GOES GRAIN.-Grain will not be 50 liphttbis year
We trust as to make its price oppressive to the needs
oI our o" people but 1t viii certainly be sufcientto
MAKE producers and carriers reasonably haDry ono
hundred million dollars worth will be Wanted in
France as the Ministry already declares because of n
Did year IN lna country; and the explaDatioDS
given IN the British House Of Commons of The distrcs
in England now felt is that the year has been vor
bad one with the farmers. Throughout Fnrone tbers
has been all summer unfavorable weather and &c
this is the real source Of the trouble in ENGLAND and
France, the same trouble, deficient harvest tho,,h
10 not actually learn the fact will perbaDe6 6
'"lud 10 have been experienced as widely nd tbo
common cause has prevailed. Cur year. on the con
trary viii be an extremely good one: aud as Tho
.' fHrt Of the deficiency in Western Europe will
..... 90 made up from this side we shall be sbie
the people beyond the all they need
"ltAoIL such drain upon our resources as TO make
gram dear for our own people-N J.. Herald.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
The Fourth.

dhe fourth was hot but bright day AMI those who
SOUGHT anything but quiet seemed to want to get out
u tu"h. Ihcy really seemed to be pleased 10 oct
away on this day for varieties sake as if 10 vary h@
mol"loIy OF our usual home cclebratun The pGoI,ie
scattered IN two diTeciouS-t0 the excursion On the
,g"t T.. IaIt down the bay, and to Collins Beach
hoc on the excursion returned late at night tirrd
@ ,t IN me oeSt OF spirits, and wonderfully pleased
IN tiie new Oo2t: Our correspondent elsewhere
details graphically the points Of interest visited ana
nCiIentS OF the delightful trip. number went ia
'oIill> Beach IN the morning but the iarrar nor
,Ned IN the afternoon. shortly after meridian no
mes. C9dc arrived with every deck standing tbirs
with passengers from the city and for Lair IN LoTr
nc! llitu down the long pier, the larger number i'm
amliy groups with basket in hand 10 picnic unFnr
me trees while those not thus combined rcsCrted IN
Inc lIolel or the PAVILION mostly the hitter where
mere was the absence of restraint enioycd Gy ffre
ana easy crowd. Unfortunately a stitf' land Lree2e
G&S from on the p9rched fields al day and the only
snih OF salt air enjoyed WAS by those who took ~
ihe bay. The visitors from the surrounding country
"ere numerous. and with the cXcursiOnst numbered
~ i -O'J. me demand on the attention Of the en-
poyees, especially for the accommodation of horses
M0S Leyohu ejaculation or provision. at least for
stto'C Iopil ne centre OF attraction for the Young
was the Pavilion and between lunchinp nj th9
restaurant and indulging in nal; beverages and
games OF Narious kinds OF amusement the day yynS
wei put in. II the biggest" day ms ~ n;yrIr
sc it is said. the Beach has ever had The FnmTtb
IS an exceptional day and some people ALWAYS tbirL
lhey must Go something exceptional on such DAYS
ami 1t Is charged that boys were NOT made nm evc,
uohoi Ey anOthcTith the improvement Sprn;ccied by
Ntkulih laSEart viii most probably be cGmpletpi
lud Il 50; and stiff bay breeze be setting in ms is
usually the case better place for days resort AZ th
hoHlbaY HOOK and Fraland doubtless had tbcr
quota nt visitors though have not heard definitely
rom them. Dover rested in quite except a few WHO
leSored 70 the bay and others who went 10 trottin
ihatch al Noudsidc. Milford lay Ike a fat boot in
lagoon except 81 few who slipped out OF the Sont6
eng 70 participate in the patriotic festivities at Lin.
coin. Harrington cmulatcd Lincoln Laurcl did we'll
while Seaford tried TO beat the field The Junction
q Bre&kwater Railroad ran an extra train and many
IlSltti keAobnth and intermediate places The EJIg
fWcSt'r carried a large party to Lcwes while Tho
towns further down joined in an excursion 10 Ocean
Cty Altogether the 9Th is an institution that needs
watching les, il run away with our patriotism
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
sand ISsI1S,.

some sections of orr country of light or sandy soil
are greatly annoyed by the Sandburr or called in thr
19rcHtTtt horse nettle and the question on nvsrT
farm thus infested is how to get rid of them Tia
July number of the AgficUliariSt "a capital numberl
ms mas me following in relation to this plant Snap
Dragon or " Ioad-FlaX &c, which are so djfcuit ~
destroy: 1t can not increase this stock without
leaves If kept from producing foliage this acrIImu
lated store must i'll time be exhausted 1t can not last
forever it cannot add to it unless it has leave omakc
H. hcSe are liked facts. Keep down the leaf growth
ana the plant must die. 1t is only question which
will hold ont the longest man or plant. There ora
lew who Will give the needed thorough work; if the
plant does not yield to few hoeingS or cuttings the
NSk IS gwen up There Is perhaps no worse weed in
existence than the sO-callCd Horse Ncttle SIU,l,
Ca0ImRSe, which is actually in parts of Delaware
ana Maryland driving people from their farms II is
SAID and generally accepted that the plant can not
PC hl.icu friend IN Delaware, good botanSt who
hcId the view of plant growth expressed above Do
tcrmlned to put his philosophy into practice lie
tried inc HorSe-Nettle; as shoot anpcarcd or
y came; he admits it was hard struggle and that to
GEAR II oul would cost all that the land was worth
put u can tC d0Re If " y. T." has the courage and
determination of our Delaware friend he can let rid
OF ms pest Turn the field into fullow 10 be zone
over Just as often as there is anything to cut even If
and that lcW" ''' '''I''i
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
A Severe stabbinr Case.

desperate affair occurred between parties at Nor.
us station ON the night of the 4th that came near T
sulung fatally The most of the characters arc kno,v
IN This community At the station named nbove
T,l Tnich Is half way between Masseys X Roads and
townsend, there is house of bad re0ute whore tba
parties engaged in the brutal affair Vim Evers,t r
tI tne neighborhood; Doc" Hotcn from near Middle
oMo"h M ana Mr. Merritt OF Sassafras met A 0u9rreI
SisIueu curing which HOlten knocked Everett down
@ mith sinne and while he lay PROSTATE jumped on
n f WIN i brutal terocity, stabbling him in nine diff
a. places cutting his into and another stab
IL Is tnonRht entering his lung For day or two X
was n0t ought possible for him TO recOver but HE
made @'V V@iLcsts nave Deen
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
Headings.

Our citizens who enjoy so much intellectual o,or
tainments, had treat on Sunday aftarH jt %
pnexpeetedy7the Elocuti9nist Miss H. Kate Murdoch
Deng on q visit 70 friends in this town. and yiedn1
The hall was filed with interested audience 'vi,o
appreciated and warmly applaudcd the foIIou,inI
selections: The Rum Fiend Bals1azzar's Feasts
License or no License that's the Question: Deatb ~
an lnebriate; The Bridal Wine Cup aud iFushyyood
by I. Buchanan Reed, the latter I'm response IN an
encore. Miss Murdoch belongs 10 a distinguished
family OF Elocutioniss, end herself shows marks Of
very careful training Her articulation is very dis
tnetyoce ofthe fulness and quality Of one trained In
the histrio1tc art, while withal her manners were
simple and engaging. The readings were interpreted
with some good music.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
bombay Hook.

The pier at Bombay Hook is frished and the C7,,ge
commenced landing excursionists there last week A
pOrilco has been placed around the hotel and Other
buildings put in place for the accommodation of tbe
season. 1t Is intended To- clear out the unGerbrIlsh in
le grove l4I stands short distance from the beach
nectlt with the pier by horse railway The changes
we presume are hardly likely 10 be completed this
season. Mr. Millington is expected 10 take charge Of
the property next week '7o VI
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
Visitors,

inc following list of names are persons visiting our
h, !oWn thls week; those market with q star being
a aeuEcS OF smyrna: Mrs Wilbur II. Myers and
gog . mrs Hannah t. Mitchell Miss Anna Mans
MoheeAer *GeO. i. Wells @Richard Brockson' PbiIo
WiiS Jennie caldwell IL Hoheckcr s. IIofIeckcr
@ @mlniis,9n Miss Lille Register, Cornelius Comegvs
SolithS, MISS Mamie Parker Snow Hill; Mrs f. joyce
summers, smyrna, Turkey; S. Charles Baldwin. son
o. M keV. Dr. = L. Baldwin. FOochOw China; Miss Iulu
S;e stevenson Miss Emma Luf Felton, Albert Giinin,
ClelI county Nd; John Appleton, ESQ., ana Wife,
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09

2 2ddhrs4Iay h gay afternoon Prof $. W. Colgrove acronro
from san s9 Ellna Allison, made balloon ascension
o I OF rent in the bag The balloon dragod on
TDntnS es ,tnr9ugh the water in the same nmber of
uieSco Threw out both occupants who wern soa
rose again "1 ana bruised but not seriously injured and
ry miles. Colgrove and Miss Aiisom ng ~ LatnTGp
"''o"Rii marsh made their way to San Francisco
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09

some Of our friends did not have the pleasure Of
gong win us, SO We desire to tell them sometime,
apout ana f their pleasure ami benefit We have.
cocluled to illustrate this article with few picturts
ana though we know you not in tIic habit of nnl-
lShg illustrated articles, hope you will excuse
Us lhs tlme Tor taking the liberty Yuu will see that
rs we were mostly on the move. We had Door oppor-
any impCrfcctons ~ ~
Iygert y Co; were very kind in furnishing convey
ahces 10 me landing for all who had none of their
o%h;-theTe were hacks, carriages and WAGON,
plenty, and they began to move off at about eight
clccK. starting from the four corners-lcra We, giy,.
cut OF one of the loads lonely looking load loo
with no Ladies im. bat this is am cN..LhI.n . ~
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
New Phosphate.

By advertisement elsewhere It will be seen that
andrew sisco has commenced the manufactures of n
new phosphate which he calls " Marrow bone" =" Mr
SiSco has been experimenting for the past six
IN erllzng mixtures, and claims that he has settled
on compound Of superior quality. Having tested il
70 ms saSacton he steps boldly to the front i'm com
mendlng MS fertilizer TO our agricuurists for their
patronage with three manufactures in our commu.
home for their fertilizers. " a. mum
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
Mixed Tn.

Ihe boy who complies his special correspondence -
70 Inc Go-oi, from the columns Of the TIMES has
iooSe @ way ol throwing his figures around. For in
kels oI peaches this special correspondent niles il
Up 10 lOVVV ana he mixed up the berry figures with
the same abandon. Even Townsend, the sage az An
Poquhlnink who ought TO have been sharoer re-.
lteIateS the same statement without regectin, n
the gospel. '' a. ''"c ''>
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
New House.

Moses Price has had built on his farm on e line &C.
the Delaware Railroad south side of HoNcckcrs mill
pond substantial frame house that is Guitegn ora
ment TO his valuable larm The front pnri i s b, ~
ieet three stories, with an window front and the
Dack part is by p feet The house contains nine
IooIs' Ai nicely arranged for comfort and convent.
encc. II is occupied BY his som la1rns ~ eo-.' w
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09

h e nd rst fGrnham. Quebec there Is boy who saws
i'm 81 t Oariey Ross. and he answers the Clescrin.
IIo " from New York by two men long time 400
~ ~ WIN man who cannot speak English and Who
pa PAU for keeping him, drafts being sent from Ne,v
r 9rA 9 ailer every sig months The drafts nre signed
II affair ' . ''NlVN'cu !" investigate
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
Hay burned.

VIM. Naylor near Grecnspring had about Il tons Of
timothy a,t hay burned on last sunday his farm Mr.
- cut II on saturday and hndng nest OF bees he set
on saturday evening he examined the stump and no
IRE could be found ii is not known whether it caught
from the stump or set ON ii.e NJ \ rXDerfed ~
house his hay on MOnday "
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09


Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Been in use for years, Decides French
Polish for Furniture.
Judgment Notes with and without FIX.
emntion clausel and Bonds at TINES Office
Fruit Growers should see Tschudv E
Cats Peach Basket before buying any
other. "'''
\ Boswell Heater and Dryer with a
capacity for Twelve (l2J to Twenty t2Oj
Bushels per day, for sale on easy terms.
lh'S will save all the culls and waste of
the orchard, aud add an extra $50 or &I00
to the profits. \ cliid can MANAGE il
Call at JohnsCE's Shoe Store.
rSE DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP. FOR All
GVrhoRS Of the SKIN AND SCALP; also for tbe Pafl
i'iie' and Nursery. Sold by Druggists apr 2i,iGm
Engines, Reapers, Mowers, and Eyapora.
tors. Cooper's Traction or Self Propelljno
Engines, for hauling on road or threshinG
gram. All sizes. McCormick's & Woods
feapers. Self-Binders and Mowers-best in
the market. Low prices. Geo. S. Grier &
Son, Milford, Del
GRlEE's PATENT EXCELSIOR Frrrr Ev.po.
RAToH.-Ihcy are of large canacitv and
easily operated. The fruit can be examin.
ed at any ana all times during the process
OF Evaporation. \ good size bow can
manage the largest size machine. No waste
OF heat as all e it passes through the fruit
The Machine has forced draught, in.
creasing the evaporation. doing more work
than any other Machine of same size and
price. 1t is portable, not heng built in
or fastened to the building. and can be
operated in the open air, as the machine is
complete in itself. The Machine or Model
should be seen to be appreciated.