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Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
sugar Beets.

Premiums TO the growers Of sugar beets for
the season of 1879, have been awarded BY
the Delaware Beet Sugar Commissioners, as
follows:
For one acre and upwards, grown under
contract for the beet sugar manufacturing
company Of the State; first premium $lo0
to E c. Fenimore, Odess4 yield, 26 tons 10
ibe acre; 1927 per cent. of sugar, making
5, ,9s4 pounds Of sugar per acre.
JOSEPH P Richardson, near Wilmington,
second premium Of SIS; yield, 10 tons TO
the acre 1857 per cent Of sugar, making
1882 pounds Of sugar, per acre.
Thisd premium Of $50 TO B. Hurlock,
Blackislon's Cross Roads; yield l63 tons to
the acre; 10 81 per cent. of sugar, making
3,97l pounds ofsugar per acre.
Fourth premium S25. TO John R. Lewis,
Green Spring yield, l42 tons TO the acre
10 81 per cent of sugar, making 8, 486 pounds
Of sugar per acre
For small test lots; first premium of $40
was awarded to Frederic Friefal, FELTON,
yield at the rate OF 231 tons TO the acre
10 "a per cent Of sugar, making 5,640 pounds
Of sugar per acre.
Secoud premium of $50 to William Chip
man, Seaford /: yield at the rate Of 223 tons
to The acre; 10 SO per cent. Of sugar, making
5,332 pounds Of sugar per acre.
Third premium Of $50 to William Perry,
Cool Spring yield at the rate Of l92 tons to
the acre; II IS per cent. Of sugar, making
5.o98 pounds Of sugar per acre.
Fourth premium Of $40, 10 John Satter-
field, Canterbury yield at the rate Of l53
tons to the acre 1888 per cent Of sugar,
making 1863 pounds Of sugar per acre.
The following premiums will be paid for
beets grown in 1880 under contract for mar
ufaciuriug into sugar In this State
$3.50, $l25, SI00. SIS and $50 for the best
| FIVE lots Of one acre and upwards.
SIS, $50, S25, SIS and $40 for the best five
lots Of less than one acre and not less than
one-quarter Of an acre.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
Business 9otals.

Roche's Tar Pec'oral, for sale By R. Q.
Brockson, Blackbird, Del.
Chew JacksoDs Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Ro he's Tar Pectoral, for sale by D. Ste
yens 4 Son, Odessa, Del.
PROT. s. w. Jones, Of 307 South Third
Street, Philadelphia, makes q specially o.
pure wines and liquors for medical purposes
Roche's Tar Pectoral for sale BY J. +. Ella
son, Mi. Pleasant. Del.
Stock owners should read the advertise
ment Of English Condition Powders, winch
appears in another column. The testimonials
from prominent stock men speak very posr
lively for its merits.
Rochps Tar Pectoral, for sale By w. Car'
Macy, Kirkwood, Del.
KUH-LNOOR Buy the Koh-i-Noor LehIgh
Coal, the best in the market always on hand
JOSEPH HANSON.
Roche's Tar Pectoral, for sale By A. Stats,
Taylor's Bridge, Del
KOHI-NOOR.-B the Koh-i-Noor Lehigh
Coal. the best in the market; always on hand
JOSEPH HANSON.
Roches Tar Pectoral, for sale by +. Il
Weller, Fieldsboro', Del.
KOH-I-NOOR Buy the Koh-i-Noor LehiRh
Coal, The best in the market; always on hand.
JOSEPH HANSON.
Roche's Tar Pectoral, for sale by Levi NJ.
Lattimus, Townsend, Del.
B0 FARM GATES for sale cheap, BY
sN G. E. HUKILL.
KOH-I-NOOR.-Buyt the Koh-i-NOor Lehigh
Coal, the best in the market; always on hand
JOSEPH HANSON.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
MARYLAND MATTERS.

Somerset county truckers are planting peas
Philip Phillips is giving ssered concerts on
the Easter Shore
U. s. Senator James B. Groome, Of Elkton,
Nd, is Grand Chancellor Of the Grand Lodge
Of Maryland, Knights Of Pythias
Over thirty marriage licenses have been is
sued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Ce-
ell county since the first of January.
The anti-local option advocates through
out Cecil county are actively circulating petit
tions in opposition 10 the passage Of local
option law for that county.
Rev. r s Rowe. pastor Of Warwick M E
Circuit has just closed a series Of special
meetings. commenced six weeks ago during
which fiftv-nine persons professed conversion.
Four colored prisoners escaped from the
CentrevilIe Jail on Saturday night. One re-
turned, hut the others hare not since been
heard Of They were let out by colored wo-
man who is supposed to have found kew lost
bv a former sheriff
Col George A Hsnson, a member Of the
Kent county bar author Of cold Kent" and
for some time editor of the Chestertown
Transcript died At biz residence in Chester.
town. after lingering illness, Friday nigh,
of last week, in the fftieth year ofhis age.
Mr. @. P. Smith Of the Cecil Democrat, has
heen examined for admission TO the ministry.
and it was decided to license him as a local
preacher and TO recommend him to the vii.
mington Conference. The Presiding Elder
viii assign him to some circuit as junior
preacher after Conference.
Miss Mida Warren, of Queen Anne's coun.
| ty. turned down the wick Of a lamp, las
Monday evening, when there was a sudden
explosion, the burning oil flying in every di.
rection. The flames were extinguished before
doing much damage. Miss Warrpn's stem.
mother, with rare presence Of mind, smoth.
cred the flames that were gaining headway
upon her daughters clothing.
The Centrevile postmaster imagined there
was thief about his Office, because Of the fire.
quent disappearance Of letters Ii was discov.
cred, however, that letters when slipped into
small slit in the door made 10 receive then
found their way into a crack between Ii,
panels When the discovery was made 81
letters had thus accumulated.
On fat Chincoteague hay. near Frank.
lin, something like haif millioa wild gees,
roost every night. They 20 on the isant
about seven or eieht o'clock in the evening
and remain until morning. During the nigh
thep keep up 4 continual cackIe and raise sucl
a racket that people fnd il difficult to sleep
GeoggetoWn Inquirer.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
Farming Utensils.

One 6 feet Champion self-rake reaper good
as new, cut but % days; l feet Pennington
drop-reaper, used but one season and TWO
days; / Hamilton drill Q iron axle farm
wagons i light peach wagon; 2 combined
farm and peach wagons; Orchard wagon
with springs oda peach wagon body; /
Wheelbarrow Horse rake; ] good cylinder
roller; wheel corn marker; No. 3 Tele-
graph hay cutter; Van Wrinkle fan, Corn
Shelter; Peach Assorter; Stump Puller
1my own make) mule does the work, will
mil any green peach stump without trouble !;
$500 peach baskets and lot ofpeacb ladders;
lot Of pIows, three of which are Syracuse /;
lot Of Cultivators 3 twin harrows; / Or
chard cullivator; 10 strong Ok chains; sets
wagon harness lin thorough repairl collars,
brides, plow gears, forks, double and three
horse-trees; Hedge knives and shears, saws,
broadaxes, drawknife, and various other ar
tcles Farm bell very large, well made
horse or COW trough ! very large oak and
iron bound hog trough; two seat carriage,
York carriage, sleigh, set single harness,
horse blankets and buffalo robe.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
EchrnnrY weather.

This is q remarkable February, and it ism t
done with yet. II las already bad three Sum
days and two more to come, thing which
will not occur again until 1920, when few Of
us will be left to discuss the political situa-
ton in the post cffice Of evenings The great
variety Of weather thus far furnished BY Feb
ruary i particularly striking, and more par
ticularly 30 10 man who il caught away
from home without an overcoat. Thrre has
been more weather within the past twenty
three DAYS than even the Oldest inhabitant
ever saw crowded into any six weeks Of his
life time. There has been disagreeable va
rlety about it that has eclipsed all former sf-
forts If this most capricious month Of the year.
One day we could dream Of violets, and straw
hats and ripe excursions TO Cape May, via
Bombay Hook, aud the next we had TO shovel
4 foot Of snow out Of The coal bin If the sig
nal SET vice bureau at Washington has any
thing 10 do with this weather we move Tor a
change. Ifthe country has got to be taxed 10
The extent Of few hundred thousand year
to support weather bureau, we might as
well have one that can give US something re-
liable in the way Of weather. Even the early
bird aud the worm, of which we have all read.
dan't know what to do about it, and, al this
time, il is uncertain whether the aforesaid
early bird will get the worm or the influenza.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
POIST PENN.

The wind to-day has been enough 10 blow
ones brains out.
The Grangers had an interesting meeting
to-day A fine address by Thomas e. Beech
er was read and highly appreciated.
Two ofthe ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
attended the meeting Of the Presbyterian So
c.ety NV FIN. S.), at Elkton, this week.
Ii is ruaored that the Delaware City Rail-
road il 10 be extended to Port Penn, and the
Point Breeze Oil Works established here.
Mr.. Henry Cieaver's cart horse distinguish
ell itself by running away last week. i was
caught, however, before it got out Of town,
and did no damage except uprooting (so TO
speak gate post
Mr. Thomas s. Eaton died last Friday, The
18th, Of chronic gastritis. He was an old resi-
denr OF Port Penn; in fact, lived here aff his
life, and is the third member Of the family
i ho has died during the last three years. The
funeral took place ON Monday.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
How Live STOCK sells.

There have been public sales in this vicin.
ity every day during the week, excepting TO-
day, and We learn that, rs rule good prices
have been obtained Ait the sale Of Manloye
Davis, near Odessa, on Wednesday, horses
sold as follows: Sl34, $3.50, 1921. $9l, $s5,
s32, SCI, $40 and Sos, the two latter being
colts Mich cows brought from SIT TO $55,
the average os seven head being S29 AZ.
Attn sale Of John w. Cavender, on Thurs.
day, there were large number Of bidders and
nearly everything offered sold we'll Horses
brought from $40 to STAT. the average being
oood. and milk cows sold at from $50 10 $50.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
sales 60 take Place.

February 23-Personal property Of VIM.
Dudley, near Odessa.
February 24lh--Personal property; John
ZONES. Bohemia Manor.
February 25th-Personal property Of the
iate l. D. CHM, APPOINTMENTS hundred, by
Sarah 6. CHM, administratrix
February 25th-Personalp property Of " Il.
Tash, near Pisldsboro
February 26th.-Personal Property of the
Iate VIM. Wilson, by John I. Wilson, Ad-
ministrator, on the Levels.
March 2d.-Personal property Of John
Price, near Blackhird
March "a Personal property Of the late
Tohn Peach, Bohemia Manor, Cecil CO., Md. !,
81 W. g. Karsner and John J. Williams,
Executors
March 4th-Personal property Of David W.
Sbockley, near MiddletOwn.
March 9th-Personal property of. J. Leck-
wood.
March sth-Personal property Of John Rus
sell Pencader hundred. consisting Of 20 head
of horses and 40 head Of cattle.
March l6.-Trustees' sale Of valuable
farm in Sassafras Neck, Cecil Co., Nd; g.
". Cruikshank and Henry B. Writ, trustees
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
R.n,a---


Several snakes have been heard from thus
early in the season
Smyrna has thus far contributed about
Sl25 to the Irish relief fund.
Delaware real estate is bringing much bet
ter prices han il was year ago.
The owner Of the empty boat and hat found
hoatiug in Sussex river has returned.
The wood work Of the iron pier at Lewes,
was nearly destroyed BY FIRE few days ago.
here has been very sudden cooling down
Of the political pot in all sections Of the State.
Oysters planted ia the Indian River few
years ago are now the finest on the Peninsula.
Mr.. A. G. Cummins is erecting large phos-
Phate factory at the tBrick Store landing,
near Smyrna.
Chief Supervisor Valentine has notified John
D. Rodney that thirteen Of the Sussex county
Supervisors-six Republicans and seven DEM
ocrats-have failed 10 qualify.
Mr.. w. w. Colley, the courteous agent Of
the Delaware Railroad at Ocean City, last
season, is sick in Florida. he has been one
Of the most popular conductors on the P. VI.
h B. road.
The Georgetown hquirer says that George
Echenhofer, Of Middletown, shipped another
car load Of big cattle from that town to Phil
adelphia last week. They we're II head and
they weighed IS, 900 pounds
Professor Baird, Of the Smithsonian Instits-
lion, has had constr cted BY the Harlan and
Holl,ngsworth Company, Of Wilmington, a
steamer fer fish ha,ching, costing S45, ,0No,
and to be utilized early in March.
J. H. Marvel, Of Laurel, on the I'd inst,
put in his peach and berry crate and basket
factory Of thai place machine that will cut
$50 moItises and tenants in one minute. The
machine is one Of Mr.. Marvers own inven-
tions, and the only one yet 10 use.
There was considerable excitement about
Seaford last week over what many suppose TO
have been case Of yellow fever. An old col
ored man opened box Of clothing, the ef-
fects Of two brothers who died of the fever at
sea, ana was taken sick and died within
twenty -four hours. DR. Knowles asserts that
the negro died of a severe cold and old age.
He was buried and the clothing destroyed.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
ODESSA.

Nh. W. A. HukilI had horse badly gored
by a COW, few days since. DR.. Harvey
dressed The wound and the animal is recover
ing.
Quite havoc is reported among the dogs.
Several have ''vamoosed, or in the words Of
Scolty Briggs, "gone up the flume." Cause
poison.
Mrs Martha Hayes, wife Of the late Richard
HAYES. died on Tuesday, after protracted
illness. She leaves three sons, all Of whom
are grown.
TIE locust grove, on High street, that has
for MANY years been landmark, has been
cut down, and this makes very odd appear
ance in that locality.
Lord & Polk intend to commence operations
il the phosphate business in short time.
| They propose to have branch Office in Mid
| dletown, at an early day.
| The meetings that have been progressing at
the NJ &. Church is continued this week.
| Already about fifty have Joined The church.
and about seventy have been converted.
Mr. E. G Mailly is erecting new isnce IN
| front Of his lenem Mt house on Hig street. II
several other improvements Of this kind were
made the appearance Of our town would be
much more inviting.
The ship carpenters are at work on the
t.Clio," building an addition to the main sa-
loon. After this improvement is made, she is
to receive a new spring coat Of paint before
she resumes her seasons work. Gus.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
Tbe Nexs Fair.

The Board Of Managers has decided upon
the time Of holding the Seventh Annual EAR
OF The Pepinsular Agricultural and Pomologi-
cal Association. II will open on Tuesday
September 2lst. and continue four bays, rms
early date has been selected 50 as to bring the
Fair before wheat seeding, which, for several
years, has prevented many farmers from at
tending. The annual catalogue is being pre-
nared TO- pnhlicaiion
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
Personal.


E. Reynolds, Esq, Of the Dover Capital
Store, was in town on Thursday.
Mis- Gnle cnntemnlates giving an enter
taiument in Middletown, Immediately after
The close Of Lent.
Miss E. s. Chadhourne has not fully de-
cided that she will visit Delaware this sea
son, but, if she does, she will certainly give
one reading in Middletown.
Col. J. NJ. McCarter and Mr.. jackson
are canvassing Middletown tor a biographical
Encyclopedia Of Delaware, similar to one
recently published for Maryland.
Everybody that knows him will be sorry to
learn that Col Joseph H H.nson is 50 i'll as
10 be confined to his bed. Let us hope thai
he may soon be out again.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
rhe Churches.

ME- CHURCH At 1890 .. m.
and 1880 p m., By the Pastor, Rev \. =.
Martindale. Sunday School at O'Clock P
ID Revival services in the evening and dur
ing the week During The past week 'he
meetings have been full Of intense interest,"
and very successful.
ST ANSEs Services on Sunday AZ lO'oo
4 n md 7:3o D. n. Wednesday evening
prayer and lecture 7:30 ,. m. Subject Of lee
ture-Praver. Friday morning prayer at 10
O'Clock.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
Accldent " FenImores, ELL.

Thomas Shinn, young man 10 the en-
ploy Of Mr.. ]. B Fenia1ore, at the Willow
Grove Mill, was caught in the machinery On
Friday and severely ly-7erhaps fatally injured.
He was caught BY an upright shaft and
thrown around violently about ffty Or sixty
times. Dr. Cbamberlaine was called to At
tend 10 his wounds Mr.. Shinn is from
Pennsgrove, n j., and came here N me
employ Of Mr. Fenimore about year ago.
TSince the above was put il type, we learn
that Mr.. Shinn died about one O'Clock on
Friday from The effects Of bis injuries.-Ed ]
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
SoeIaI sIaaauerade.

A very pleasant affair in the way q = ooei"i
Masquerade was given at the residence q ~
A. Grubb, Thursday evening. Forty couples
nearly all masked, participated. At twelve
o'clock The dancing ceased for whiie an :
bountiful supper, consisting Of turkey oys'eiS'
chicken-sslad, coffee, etc, was aftentlvely ~
ter-;swed Prices orchestra furnished the
nn,;c There was great variety and much
taste shown in the costumes worn oy the Paf-
tieipants. The dancing continued until 2;3O
a m
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
New adxer,l.eunents.

W. F. Roche has 9 number Of business
locals.
v. A. BukiE advertises for eggs and
poultry.
Several new ''For Rent notices appear
this week
7. E. Lindley offers dearbourns and car
riages for sale
L. P. Mcdowell advertises Western mules
70 arrive next week.
Mccoy L Go advertise Rambo lime. Foard
b Comeg s, agents at Middlelown.
w. G. Draper, Of Odessa, advertises Cincin.
naii collars. harness, harness oils, etc.
s. r. ShaIlcross offers $50 reward for the
arrest and conviction of meat-house burglars
John Wanamaker announces new depart
mems me Philadslphia Grand Depot-au
mf cement which ladies will be much in.
I'll in.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
shersR,s sales.

nenntv Sheriff Morrison sold at the hotel
of sampsl Peacock. in MiddIetown. on Mon
day last, a farm in Appoquinimink Hundred,
belonging to Passmore Il. Mitchell, oeceaseu'
containing IN acres and Sc perches. Pur-
chased for Xii Nichols, Of Wilmington, The
mortgage, for So. 650.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
RInckbird.

BIackbird correspondent sends US the
following items:
DR. John Parvis is to move upon big farm
in the spring.
Mr.. Coen Ferguson, late tax collector Of
lhp hundred, will remove TO Odessa
The ladies gave very successful leap year
party on Tuesday last which was enjoyed by
about twenty couples.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
Philadelphia Produce Market.

JB Hendriekson & Co., under date oflTth
inst, send US The following quotations
Eggs. dull al Is cents; butter inactive
turkeys, l3 10 Is cents ducks, choice "A 70
l6, common, 10 to IL; chickens, to u, as
to quality live calves, to y for best, to
I for fair; sheep to 6; pigs, 4 to 5. de
cline in live stock is expected as Lent pro-
crosses.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Two Farm Wagons | Peach Wagon, |
Peach body and Springs, Dearbon, Dear
bon body, | Boat Wagon, | Buckeye Mower
and Reaper combined, Competitor Reaper,
new; Wheel Rakes, eight horse mixed
Power in order, | Glover Huiler. Cider
Mills, Corn Shelters, / Grain Fan, nearly
new; Grain Drills, Wheel Cultivator, 8
Plows, Cultivators, 2 Twin Harrows, !
heavy A Harrow, Tot OF PIoW Gears ana bri-
dies, 2 sets Of Wagon Harness, set Dearbon
Harness, LOT of old machinery, Forks, Spades,
Hoes and Peach baskets, | Peach Cnller, lot
Swingletrees, Ok Yoke and other Imple-
menis too numerous to mention.
CARRIAGES and HARNESS Il Family
Carriage, ! Pheton, ! Spring Sleigh, Set
Double Harness, Set Single Harness, Car
riage Pole.
FISHING TACKLE.-l half inch Batteau,
is feet long, with oars, in good order; one
Haul Sein and Ropes, lot Gill Nets, Uorks, &c.
PIANO and ORGAN Weber Upright
Piano, in good order. l Esty Organ, in
order
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21

FEEs OF DocToRs The fee Of doctors is an
item that very many persons are interested IN
inst at the present We belivf the schedule
for visits is 81 90, which would tax man
confined to his bed for a year, and in need o.
a daily visit, over 81, 900 year for medical
attendance alone And one single bottle o.
Hop Bitters taken in time would save the
81 ,OCO and all the years sickness.-M
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
Local Affairs.
rnun Notes.

Several mOVlnEs H"'0
through town.
Assessor Gray's revised list now hangs at
NJ, Midd letown Hotel.
The nurgerymen we're shipping trees in the
early part Of this week.
vaiy active spring trade is expected By
The Mddtowh merchants.
Merchants have done we'll The past year on
HE advance in stock alone.
The revival meetings a. The N E. Church
continue With urabaied success.
The prospect for 40 ice crop in this vicinity
grows less encouraging every day
Several large sales ofstock will take place
ii Ibis vicinity during the next week.
New officers we're nominated At the last
meeting OF the Mutual Loan Association
Persons having books belonging 10 the Mid
dletown Library may leave them at this office.
The militia company numbers forty mem
bers. It had an optn-air drill on Tuesday
ninht
Mr. L. P. Mcdowell will have a drove Of
Western mules on sale at Middetown after
Friday next
Every public sale advertised in the Tran
SCRIPT this season. 50 far as we have heard
has been largely attended and good prices OBJ
taned.
Burglars are at work in our neighboring
towns. They may be expected here next, as
MiddIptown is seldom neglected 10 this par
tlcuar.
The books for sale Of stock in The eighth
series Of the Mutual Loan Association will be
opened at The Office Of the Secretary, on Tues
day, March Cd.
If building lots were not held at such
high figures it is probable that many new
dwellings would be built in Middletown
during next season.
The Midd!etown Library has been removed
10 the Academy, where. as soon as the books
ure re-catalogued, it will be opened to the
public under certain rules not yet decided
upon.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Mutual
Loan Association was held on Tuesday even
ing. About $4. 900 were sold in sums from
$500 to 81 coo, bringing from hve 70 Ten
cents premium
The u. S. Signal Service Department com
menced Yesterday to send daily weather re-
ports 10 all prominent points on the Delaw-
are Railroad The reports are lelegraphed
early every morning and are posted up in tht
stations
We we're shown this week sample Q
beet sugar. manufactured BY the Delaware
Beet Sugar Company, ct Riverside, neal
Wilmington. II makes q very nice ant
bright appearance, and tastes somewhat fk'
maple sugar.
Canned goods of all kin1s are having
rerv big boom Of their own, and, since the.
have reached figure that makes the bushes
highly profitable, We hope our capitalist
viii not neglect the opportunity to establish
cannery in Middletown in time for the frul
and vegetables Of the coming season. There
is money in It
s. NJ. Reynolds finished taking an accoun
of stock this week. and pursuant to forme
custom, gave his corpse Of employees rous
ing bio dinner. Messrs r. A. Cochran, K
r Cochran, John A Reynolds, 3 Reynolds
John A. Reynolds Jr., and the local editor
we're invited guests II was quite remark
abIe coincidence hat every man at the tail
bad At solne time Of his life, been clerk j
a store
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
CONDITIONS OF sALE-All sums of 50

CONDITIONS OF SALE All sums of $40
and over, credit of seven months will bs
given, BY purchaser giving banka6le aote,
with approved & sndOrser, interest est added from IN
goods 10 be removed until conditions arr
eomplied with. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock
a. n. sharp. JOHN A. JONES
8. M. ENos, Auct'r. feb. TITS
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21
ALOT OF
Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture,

Including good cook stoves, stove heat
or / small wood stove, bookcase, desk, car
nets. sofa, exiention table, walnut leaf table,
! number of kitchen tables, benches, milk
mans, churn, cupboard, bedsteads, (some ol
them made Of white oak, to order, TO stand
hired men) sausage cutter and suffer, lot Of
hen coops, &C, &C. Also, lot of potatoes
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-21

MEDICINE TO SUR THE T1MEs-Why pay 25
cents for bottle Of cough syrup, when you
can Get one as good if not better Tor Is cents!
Ask for Roche's Tar Pectoral for Coughs,
Colds &c, and take no other, il will cure
vnn- For sale BY all stoIekeepers Try one
hottie.