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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
STATE NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Republicans Suffer by Election Ir-
Irregularities at El<hart.
Serious Fire at Austin, Scott COunty-Close
of the Saloon Keepers Strike at
DanViIle, Ill.
INDIANA.
An Irregularity in the Recent Election Mt
Elkhart.

An Irregularity in the Recent Election ut
Elkhart.
special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART, May 4.-Couslderable excitement
prevails here over the action of the board OF in
spectors last evening, in throwing out all the
votes cast for councilmen in the Sixth ward. Ac-
cortling to the vote of that ward as returned by
the Inspector, TWO Republicans had been elected,
thus making the council tie and giving the Re
pubHcans control, the mayor being q Republi-
can. But the returns. from that ward failing to
state which votes were cast for short and which
for long term, the bogrd, acting under the advice
of the city attorney 1.-THE defeated candidate for
mayor, threw them out, thus giving the Demo-
Gratis control for the time being. at least long
enough to fill all the offices at their disposal.
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ANCHOR LINE.
United States Steamships
Sal! from New York every Saturday

Sal! from New York every Saturday for
Glasgow via Londonderry.
Cabin passage, $50 to $50. Second Cabin, $40.
Steerage, Outward S29, Prepaid S2l.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
From Pier M. Al N. R., New York.
BELGRAVIA sails May IL, June l6. July 2I.
FURNESSIA sails May 26 June 80, August 4.
CITY OF ROME sails June g. July Ia, August Is,
Cabin passage S60 to ST % according to accom-.
modations Second Cabin and Steerage as above.
Anchor Line Drafts issued MT lowest rates arc
paid free of charge in England, Scotland and
Ireland. For passage, Cabin Plans, Book of
Tours, ETC.: apply TO HENDERSON BROTH
ERS. New York, or ALEX. bIErZGER, Odd
Block, indianapolis
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRINCETON COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS
IL for admission to the Freshman Glasses in the
Collegiate and Scientific Departments will he
held aJ Cincinnati, in the Law School Rooms, on
Walnut streer, ahave Fourth street, commencing
Thursday, June 81, at M, ana continuing
through Friday, June %. The examination fee
will be So. Catalogues and in formation will be
furnished on application TO P. A. Reece, 80 West
Fourth street, Cincinnati The examinations
will be identical with those held in Princeton at
the same time. JAMES McCOSH, President of
Princeton College.
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER,
Il TWINE, LETTER BALANCES AND
MARKING AND RATING STAMPS.
PosroFFIcE DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, D. o, May 8, 1850
Sealed proposals will be received at this De-
partment until the 9TH day of June, 1888, at 2
O'Clock, noon, for furnishing Wrapping Paper,
Irvine. Letter Balances and Marking and Rating
Stamps, for tue use of the Postoffices in the
United States, for one year from the first day OF
July, 1888.
Blanks for proposals and circulars stating the
kind and estimated quantities required, and CIV
ing full Instructions rs 10 manner of bidding and
conditions to he observed 10y bIdders, will he fur
nished application to the "Blank Agency
Pastofilce Department, Washington, d. c."
The Postmaster-general reserves the right to
reject any or all bids
W. Q. GRESHAM,
POstmaster-geuer
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shoemalxers Lockout.

CINCINNATI, May 4.-The lockout of shoe
makers here now amounts TO 178 workingmen,
with prospect of forty more shortly. There is
no danger of a general strike, but the men claim
that their employers signed an agreement. last
March, for a scale of wages to last until Jan. l,
1884, and that the real object OF forming board
OF arbitration is to reduce wages, hence the
lockout. Seven shops are now in trouble, and
tho rest having adhered TO their promises are
running AS usual the dissatisfied wOrkmen be-
long TO the Knights of Labor, protective as
ISOLATION.
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ILLINOIS.
Saioonists Come to Time and Take Out

Saioonists Come to Time and Take Out
Licenses.
DANvILLE, May 1.-The saloons of this city, to
the extent of thirty-one. opened up yesterday
morning, after heins closed since 10 o'clock the
day before, The closing up Of their establish
ments WAS decided upon at a meeting of the
Liquor Dealers Association. caused by the City
Council the night before raising the dram shop
license from $4o0 TO 5000. The saloOnists held
several cancusses, and were on the street en-
deavOrlng to ascertain IL q sentiment could be
worked up to sustain them in an effort to secure
revocation Of the 5000 license, but every at
tempt was in vain Accordingly they deter
mined to walk up to the CITY Hail ami take out
the 5000 license. Thus the saioon-keep ers
Btrike is at an end.
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The Business Department Come Up with

Brooklyn Eagle.
a recent spring poem managed to find its
way into print through the favor of the pub
fishing department because the poet hap
pened to be an advertising patron of the
paper In one of the stanzas the author thus
alluded to the object of his hearts affection:
81 love to watch the frOlic
or the dmples on her cheek"
The editor had his revenge, when. in con-
sequence of a mistake of the printer, the
lines as published read:
81 love to watch the frollc
OF the pimpes on her cheek"
There is a kind Providence that always pre-
vents the business department of newspaper
from getting bulge on the editorial top
lights.
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vile, on Thursday. She leaves husband and
four small children. Suicide by hanging seems
TO run in the family, as her grandfather, one
brother and several relations, some years ago,
shutfed off this life in the same manner.
Mrs. Mamie Sawyer, of Belmont, met with
n horrible death while churning Monday.
Her clothes caught fire, and burned her body to
IL crisp Her daughter Rosa, was horribly burn
ed while trying to extiDguish the flames.
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FOR STATIONERY.
PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
WASuINcTnN II n Mnv '1Sl

WASHINGTON, ID. O., May l, 1888.
Sealed proposals will he received ut this De-
partment until IL o'clock M. on Tuesday, Jane
=, 1888, for furnishing Stationery for the P0s;of
flee Department for one year from July l, 1888
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the items
and estimated quantite5 required. together with
circular relating thereto, will be furnished on APP
plieation TO this Department
Proposals shonld be addressed to the First As
sisJant P0stmastergeneral, and Endorsed "Pro-
pOsals for Stationery"
The Postmaster-geueral reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
W. O. GRESHAM,
Postmaster general.
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DIR. Van valzah's Parrot.

Terre Haute Express.
They tell gnod one on DR.. Van Valzah sinca
the election. The doctor has in his dental Office
a parrot gifted with wonderful powers Of
speech. 1t is said that some one slipped in the
office during the doctors absence, taught the
parrot to repeat the phrase, Doe got leftl" and
that the bird devotes Its entire time to repeat
ing the Mnrda
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Residence Burned.

Special to tie Indianapolis journal.
SHELBYvILLE, May 4.-This evening, about 6
o'clock, frame residence on the farm of Chris
topher Girton, one mile east OF Flatrock station
caught fire from defective fiue, and burned to
thu ground. Most of the furniture In the house
was saved Loss $500; insurance unknown.
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An Old Fort Wayne Grocer Assigns.

Special to tho Indianapolis journal
FORT WAYNE, May 4-E. G. Anderson, for
twenty-five years IN the grocery business. and
once doing $4,000 year. to-day recorded
chattel mortgage, covering the stock and xturss,
in favor of Calvin Anderson. his father and an
assignment to George W. Ely, who is In posses
sion.
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indianapolis & Vincennes Rail-
road Company.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
INDIANAPOLIS. Anril Is.

INDIANAPoLIs April 10, 1883.
The annual meeting of the stockholders or the
Indianapolis &c Vncpnnes Railroad Company
will he held ut the principal office of the COM
pany, in the CITY OF Indianapolis, Ind, at
o'clock p. M, on
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1888,
For tho election o: seven directors to serve for
the ensuing year, and the transaction Of such
other business rs may property come before the
meeting. s. Il. LTGGErF, Secretary.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. May 5, A Mt
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley-Partly
cloudy weather with local rains, colder north
westerly winds, higher pressure.
For the Lower Lake Region-Cloudy rainy
weather, winds shifting northwesterly, station
airy or higher pressure.
For the Upper Lake Region, and Upper Missls-
sirpi Valley-LOcal rains, followed by clearing
weather, northwestery winds, becoming vari-
able, stationary or higher temperature and
pressure.
For the Missouri Valley-Warmer, fair wealth
er, variable winds shifting to southerly, station
airy or lower pressure.
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A Strike Collapsed.

PfTTsBURG, Pa, May 4.-The tanners strike
has completely collapsed All the best men
have gone back to work at a reduction, and the
new men.
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Petersburg Bricklayers Strike.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 4.-The bricklayers of
this city struck for an advance to $3 day. The
demand for such mechanics here is so great that
1t was found necessary to comply with the de-
manQ.
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dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COM.
- missioners OF Marion county, Indiana, at
their office, in the Cour'-house, Mt indianapolis,
Indiana, mp TO May 15, 1888, for the purchase OF
100000 per cent semi-annual coupon bonds
OF said county. principal AMI interest payable at
the banking office of Winslow, Lanier & Co.. In
the city OF New York Said bonds TO he dated
June /, 1881, ana to run ten Years. The pur-
chaser Ia deposit tho money aud receive the
bonds on June l, 1888, Mt said banking Office OF
Winslow, Lanter ~ Co, New York eItv.
j. l.. MOTHERSHEAD,
Treasurer Marion County.
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Man and Horse Struck by lightning.

BLOOMINGTON, May AIT Eureka, last night
while John sowder was engaged in hitching his
horse In a stable, lie ana the animal were both
struck by lightning. The horse was killed, and
The lnan received probably fatal injuries
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Hefrren's Plain Drunk.

New Albany Republican.
Colonel Horace Heffren, late representa-
tive from Washington county, was arraign-
ed before the Justice of the Peace Court in
Salem this week for a plain drunk.
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STEAMERS.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
STATE LIN Il
BETWEEN
New York and Glasgow. Liverpool,
Dublin, Belfast and Londonderry.
BETWEEl


These tirst-class. full-powered steamers will
sail from New York EVERY THURSDAY.
First Cabin, $50 TO S75, according to accom-
mOdations Return tickets S1l 10 $3.50. Sec
Ond Cabin, $40 Return tickets, S75. Steerage,
outward 500; these steamers carry neither cat
tie, sheep nor pigs. Prepaid tickets for steerage
passengers from Europe reduced to S2l.
Apply to FRENZEL BROS, Agents, As East
Washington street, ALEX. MErZGER, Agent, 5
Odd fellows Hall; JOHN H. DIR, Agent In
dianapolis; AUS Tin, BALDWIN " CO., General
Agents. So Broadway, New York.
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GRATEFUL-COMF
EPP SIS COCO A


. BY n thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion aud
nutrition, and by careful application OF the iine
properties of well-selecteu Cocoa, Mr. Epps hits
provided our breakfast tables with IL dellcately
favored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills. II IA by the judicious use
of such articles OF diet that a constitution may
he gradually built MP until strong enough TO re-
slsteverH tendency 10 disease. Hundreds Of sub.
tie maladias are Heating around ia ready to at
tack wherever there is n weak point. We may
escape many "a fatal shaft bv Keeping ourselves
wei fortified with pure blood ad n properly
nonrished frime.-lCivl Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
in tins only (l9-lh. aud lbD by groecrs, labelled
thus JAMES EPPs & CO., Homeopathic
Chemists, London, England
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Mr.. Asher. of the State University, was given
third place in the Interstate oratorica contest at
Minneapolis
The Anderson Herald is arranging for n re-
nninn of lis cnmntX nnrreRnnnne 10 ha hell nt
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9enblatt: Nad fltr5enl &ranfenlager
itarb ant 27. September elmer Der dltez
fen beutfden 8iirger 9luitin's, 6err
gouarb Sillmattlt, in feinem so. 2e=
benstabre. gr mar aus. Glberfelb ge=
biirtig nnb tpar felt 1849 8iirger bon
Nuitin. 9ur9 raitloie Sbdtisfeit gu
8oblitano gelanst, mar er ftets bereit,
gen1einniibige 3nede nad &rdften gu
unter1fiibert. Seine itrenge &edtfid)=
felt bat inn in alien @reiien Der gebol=
ferung ungetbei1te N6tung nnb Inerz
fennuns berf6afft unb fein 9ini6ei6en
tuir6 bon feinen sablrei6en Sreunben
aufri1tig betrauert. Sas 2ei9enbez
gdngniB fanb am Sreitag 5. %. 5. Wt.
llnter 5ablrei6er 8etbeiligung itatt.
Na6 eineln bonn 9lui1iner Mdnner6or
borgetragenen @rabliebe biel 9err @ouz
aro S6iibe cine fur3e @eod6tniErebe
unb bann tpurbe Der Sarg ,tnter ben
Gerenonien Der Srei1naurerloge, beren
Mitglieb Der 8eri iforbene mar, in bic
groe ae1euft.
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men. uub i'd babe bafar seiorst baB man
in Der @e1ellidaft to wenig fpte uiSgltd
BON bsr Sage Der Dinse erfu9r. Seoens
fails 1T bic @bre bes NamenS 0epabrt,
ben sic unb @abriele trasen, unc sic
braudeu nidt gu firdteu, baf ct bon els
mem ber @laubiser an ben Stranger ses
felt mirb.
Sd peiB, ms1de srobe periSnlide Sp=
fer sic sebradt baben, iaste Srau bon
9arber. Nlein 6edtsanwalt bat mir
auafahrli4 seidrieben = grnc, id oante
S6nen.
Sc mar ipDbl eine Nufwalluns rirf=
liden @sfabls, nit bem iie ibm bic Saub
htnitredte, aber bic abwebrenoe 8ewesung
bes 6reiterrn mar ia ei1a, bas iebe
wdrmere @nlpfinouns bapcr erltarb.
(8crtfesang fDIat.)
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9ie @in,pansermna betreHemp.

SQkC SN$<$H>Ssb<
gDie uns 9err %. g. &ingsburD, Der
2onboner Mgent ber iiibli9en pacific=
babn na6trdgli6 mittbeilt, iin6 BON ben
1Ol4 YaIIagieren Der u@eier" 999 fiir
Seras unb Is fit @alifornien beitimntt.
Ser Sampfer u8orbeaur" fubr am
10. September ebenfaQs nit $50 paliaz
eieren fit Seras unb Galifornien bott
Intmerpen ab.
Ser Bafagepreis bon Nnttperpen na6
San Nntonio betrdgt fiir Iusmanoerer
$500, ettpa bai1elbe Don Bremen aus.
8on Wien nod San Mntoniu 1T Der
Baiiagepreis $41.75 unb ettpa ebenioz
piel bon irgenb einem anoeren plabe
i'm Snnern GeutI@lanbs unb Seif=
rei6s.
Yafagebiaete fit Muspanbernbe
fonnen BON ibren bieiiaen 8ertpanoten
unb Sreunben bel @ol. s. 3. Mnbretps,
8ieezYrdfibeuten Der 5unietbabn, gel0it
iperben.
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gins gathse,t

pirb besiigli9 Der nit BEN 2loDbbam=
pier vWeier" am 29. in @alpeiton ge=
lanbeten @inpanberer gei6rieben:
9lm 5. 5. Mlts. berlieBen unter perf0n=
li1er 2eitung bes @eneralagenten oes
Norbbeuti1en 2lopb, 9errn 8ogt, iiber
bunbert Nuspanberer 2eip5ig, Die iich
aug Der Stabt felbit unb beren umges
bung refrutirt batten; iie reiiten na6
8remen, um nit Dem poifoampfer
uMeier" bireft mad Seras gu i6iffen.
9ur1lpeg iparen bic @ustpanberer beifer
Iituirt, tpie es gep6bnli6 Der Sail 1T,
unb es befanoen fi@ unter ibnen cine
gr6Bere Nn5abl iunger 2anbmirtbe, tpel=
DE als Bioniere borausreiifen, TIM ibre
Nngeb6rigen fpdter na6fommen all
lalien.-
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Der sspstc5ftee @rd,euae,

6 mers & ue1Iinger, gigen=
iblmer, fiibrt Die beffen Weife, Chant
paguer, Wbisfiea, Qiqu6re, feines Bier,
einbeimifde unb inlportirte gisarren.
Gas Qofal 1T luftig un6 gerdumig unb
Billaroipieler finben mebrere Slide Der
beiteu 6abriden beg 2anbes. lL2,HS
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g. S. Sl2llIer. MholefaIe- I'M

g. 8. Weiiiler, WbOleiale- 1lno
Hetailbdn6Ier in 5arben, Selen, gn>
jirei9erludterialie1l, gDnnlereeifraBe,
San QlntoniD, ernpfieblt iein groBes
Eager 1T bielen artifeln su Stem D0rf
4reiien unb ma6t gang beIonbers auf
ben geipdblten 8Drratb bon gilbern I:
gbrDmos, SUPPER unb @tablffi6en,
DelgemdlbeH unb Phantaiie : Bilbern
aller 4rt, ferner auf bic gef6madpole
4ustuabl BON gilberrabmeit Der aller=
aloberillten 6ora1 unb ouf bic Maes
mnlfaiien6eit 3ei1nenmaterialen auf=
nerflam. 4le gluftrdge fir irgen6 eine
Der Dbigen Bran9en tper6en prompt
oasge|hbrt; gilber bon ieber @r0Be elm
gerab1lt unb ole 9lrbeiten mbgli6f
f@uea anb gut beiorgt. Die in bas Sad
fdlIdaen.
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= Bonn. u. 8. Sanf fir ben
NusI6nitt aus benz y8onner Sag6l."
nit Der nunberli9en 9toti5: uSaut
benz vW. Nolfsbl., nurbe ant IA. b.
su Warenbprf cine v2ei6e" ousgegraz
ben. Ser n8egrabene" ioll ii6, tpie
fi6 na9tragli9 berausgeitellt bat, in
Mmerifa befinben. (8. &laob.)
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Sheets, Gorrebon & gaitles,
217 Nlamo Blasa, baben ein pollfdr=
biges 2ager BON Serren= unb Gnabenz
an3igen unb allem @aroerobe=3ubez
bDr. Sie Sirma lit duBerit reea uno
fir eSeoe1t Sufriebenfeleno. SO 4W
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paIaltgalon n. 8illarbsSaus,

&nlait<GalDn II. 8illar6s 5aUs,
SO. TO, Sole6abiiraBe. u. GtraBburger
e So. geiieer. 6 6gillarbs neuelfen @tp-
les. Nnr bic beiieu 2iqu6re, @bisfies,
weine, friifbes Bier unb gigarren. 9lm
Qun9eouHter bic ousgetpdbItelten De-
lifateilen: Greier sun6 ieOen @torgen
pptl 10 Bis IL ubr.
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Mucrfei.

- 9as neue Gebdube bes 0errn
Sullnig on 9(lamps, Commerce uno
2oioDp StraBe ipirb breifOdig unb bur6
IS SUB bpbe Sbiir,ne ber5iert iperoen.
= Gbas. Mpdert, Der an @eifesit0z
rung leibet, iuuroe am Samftag per=
baftet.
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0s. Wsmtb's nemer galppit

auf Dem Siigel bes 8oubern e nj e II t.
0epot am terminus Der 9traBenz
balm. Ser bette PlaB fiir frif6es
Gier, CUTE 2emonaben, SDbamaller,
feline @igarren, gutter 2un6 &C. Se6er=
mann, ipel9er bas @oubernement=
9epot belu6t, berfeble ni6t, DDrslz
Ipre6en. 30,I,6M
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8ei g. Stern, 248 Commerce
ifraBe fam ein Sober feline llbr na6
Sonnenbepba6tung unentgeltli6 ges
fte1t unb regulirt babel1. 17,9,t6Wf
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8rabanoter, 8aleneienne, paz
rifer, &uiliibe, Sdb1iibe unb leinene
Spiben in sroBer 9lusmabl billigit beim
Famous.
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Mer I'M ge9riff ftebt Mtuiifalien
gu faufen, befu6e @oggan &
8rps. 25O Commerce StraBe. 9ie
neueifen Sa9en unb reelle 8ebienung.
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9ie Office bes @erli6erungsagenten
s. S. 8rab y befinbet 1iG iebt in
Ss. @rpos & 60. g Banfgebdube, big Die
alten &dumli6feiten reparirt iinb. 5,91
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Neein @ef6dftslofal tpirb am nd6>
iten 9ienitag, BEN 2. Sftober, in Solge
eines iiibif6en Geittages gei6loiien iein.
28,3n1t 8. W Dlf On.
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9ent6en fiir Serren (unlaundred)
so Gent bas Stiid beim Samous.
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Guffss = flfxf finb fpe;icu fur biefe diIe
1ertftef, cfeDpis perurfaclf efiten fpId,cn 9ed,s
{eI I'm 25cfifren, Dnk Der xeiccncf erifdunt 1T.
eteeerfebrsu ben gIppefif unn rerurfapen Sieiidts
dufds, oa Rorper eendbrf utn nur itre fpniid!e
Eirfllifa auf hie2sernaiungsp Elm reeelindft=
aer 9tnbfsa1sa terppraerilfen rtrD greis 25 CENTS
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Gninptpn,e elmer
9nIti,atnrs, aan.

mntbGtisen g b er..
ylartael an Mppetjt, @cbdrnt aserftppfung,
gt5irsersen i'm Sspef NIT einer Duti1pfel @efibl
I'M Sinterfppfe, 0dymer;en inter ben 91nlterz
Gf1tfer,l, Nufaetriebenieit nab benz Giieit, NIT
Nbneiaiil,g eegen jeoe fSrperlidhe cber geiitise
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Milford chronicle., 1883-04-27

NEW INDUSTRY makes
rapid strides in prosperity, and every
year, aye, every month witnesses new
/ enterprises starting. Her citizens are
alert for openings in business, and
when one appears it is soon worked
up. Mr. +. Geilinger came to Milford
about six months ago, and purchased
the bakery of Mr.. John APPEL. He
saw an opportunity, in the manufac-
ture of candy, to make money. mo
sooner said than done;" the enterprise
was started. The building occupied
i 50xSO feet, two-stories high. On the
first floor is the bake house, mOlasses
store rooms, ice cream manufactury
where that palatable dish is made by
new and complete machinery, and the |
Creamery. The second floor front is /
used to manufacture the candy. Large /
stones, on which the melted sugar is 1
cooled, occupy the front Of the room,
and large cauldrOns in which the
sweet liquids are bubbling keep the
at a high degree. Direct
ly over the bake oven is the drying
room where all the dampness is
thoroughly extracted from the candy
before it is packed. Two large rooms
IN this floor also serve as store room
or sugar and flour, which are packed &
many tiers deep. Milford will ,
,ladly welcome all men of progress !
nd will also sustain them.