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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-20
THE CELEBRATION OF TIE FIF-

i TENTH AMENDMENT VIII take place
MONDAY THE ODD INSTANT, instead Of Friday
the goth, on account Of its being more conye-
nient. The line will form at the corner Of Sec
ond aud Leigh streets at 10 O'Clock A. VI. The
procession viii move promptly at llk O'Clock ,
headed by the COored Battalion. There viii be
wagon drawn by four hsrsos. containing thirty
eight young misses, In honor OF the thlrty-cight
states. Officer elected for the occasion: Presi-
dent. William l.. johnson; secretary, Richard
TrlbDey; Treasurer, Andrew Jackson; Chaplain,
james Ii. Presley; Chief Marshal, ". :. seldom;
orator Of Day. L Thomas Fortune, Of New York;
speakers, John Oliver and Daniel u. Williams,
Committee Of Arrangements, Cornelius Ross, Nj.
{. Vessels, and Frank Anthony
The following organizations viii participate:
Tie Battalion, >ttte Guard. Good Shepherds or
Bethlehem. Young sons Of EnOch, Mills Mecan-
Ics. Following sons of Abraham. Richmond Bene-
Gclal Club. Young Mems Hope. Young MEMS
Union, Rising sons Of Vineyard, and sons OF
| Elijah.
The line Of march viii be from second street to
Broad, down Broad to Nineteenth. Nineteenth To
Main, 10 Third. 10 Franklin. up Franklin 10 the
/ upper end of Monroe Park. where the speaking
| Will take place. Returning from the speaking the
line viii lie 40 Cherry street t. Grace, down Grace
10 the City Hall, whcre te procession VIII be DIS
! missed ap2O-ltS
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 \. NJ, 46 /;
o A. NJ, 60; noon, 73; 3 T.. NJ, Il; 6 p.
NJ. 20; midnight, 65.
Mean temperature, 643.
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NV Sweetheart.

A tolerably fine house filed the Theatre
last night to witness Minnie Palmer and
John X. Rogers'S Company in the comedy
" Nv Sweetheart" There is much that is
attractive I'm Miss Palmer, and there is
nothing in the comedy that is obiectiona-
bic at all. OF course it is light, but the
audience last night seemed TO be very well
satisfied with what they saw and heard.
The play will be repeated tonight, and al
ready number OF reserved seats have
been Sold
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TIE SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR ONE
WEEK ONLY.
COOKS EXCURSION,
COOKS GRAND EXCURSION
CALIFORNIA,
yisITING ES ROUTE

Washington, the Mammoth Cayeof Kentucky, the
grand gorges and passes OF the Rocky Mountains
IN Colorado, Denver Santa Fe, Southern Califor-
MIA, the YOSEMITE VALLEY, aud San Fran
cisco, returning eta salt Lake City, Chicago, and
Niagara Falls.
Starts MAY 3. 1888, occupying eight weeks
Cost. $500. The outward and return Journeys by
entirely different Ionies. Pullman ears, hotel ac-
c0mmodatiOn, carriage drives, and
ALL NECESSARY EXPENSES INCLUDED.
Fui. particulars free On application. Address
THOMAS COOK 4 son,
26I broadway, NV York: 1877 Washington
street. Boston; 3li Walnut street, Philadeiphis.
ap 0-eodl0t
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. local rains, followed by
cooler. partly cloudy weather, brisk south
erly winds. becoming variable, slight fall
followed by rising barometer.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

yVAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
FOR
DYSPEPSIA. COSTIVENESS.
elCK HEADACHE, CHRONIC DIARRHTA,
JAINDICE, IMPURITY or THE BLOOD.
FEVER AND AGUE, MALARIA,
AND AL DISEASES CAUsEDB BY DEEASGE-
MINT OF LIVER, BOWELS, AND
hIDNENS.
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A beautiful collection OF pictures in
water colors and in oil, also steel engraviugs,
can be seen at l.. Lewis's art gallery"
No. 9I2 Main street. He has many hand
some pictures well worthy OF visit to see
them.
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T.. II. COOK. 10 A. NJ, household furniture. stock
of country store, showcase. soda-fountain.
white lead &c.
JNO. r. LAUGHT0N, JR, 10 O'Clock a. NJ, fur
niture. &c.
FOX. TAYLOR & CO.. 3 r. W.. groceries, sc.
GEORGE T.. POINDEXTER, . T.. NJ, building
lots on the north side Of Clay street between
Graham and Hancock.
CHEWING & ROSE. L. NJ, building lot on
west Grace street BET ween Henry and Belyiderc
streets.
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WITH DuRKEE's sALAD-DREssISG there Is no
waste or disappointment. You are certain 70 pro-
duce good salad. II costs less than homemade,
and Is. besides. a superb table-sauce.
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINrIsG-I.oUsE. Good work,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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FLIES, reaches, ants. bed-bugs. rats mice. crows,
chipmunks, cleared out by "Rouzh on Rats" 15e.
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We were on Yesterday shown some beau
tiful specimens Of blue granite from the
quarry OF Colonel II. G. Cabell. in Man
chester. The stone il OF the most desira-
Bile quality and color, and is susceptible OF
elaborate finish, as II readily receives the
highest polish. As the quarry has only
been recently explored. 1t is likely 10 prove
exceedingly valuable when fully developed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-20

PRIVATE SALE or REAL EsTATE.-H. Sci
don Taylor, real estate agent and anc.
tioneer, sold yesterday brick dwelling No.
10 Third street, between Main and Cary,
for q, 900 cash.
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TIE CELLULoID EYEGLASSES are the lightesf,
hsndsomest. aud most durable made. Get pair.
For sale by all leading jewellers and opticians.
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"BUcnUPArBA." Quick. complete cure, an an
noylng Kidney and Urinary Diseases. sl.
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INOR SALE.
NISEIT STORE.

In tins age Of sharp competition Il doesn't do to
promise too much. In our advertisements we en-
dcayor to explain to the people the advantages We
ofgcr without u-ing any misleading statements.
We promise nothing that our stock and prices do
not prove true. We endclyor 10 gain the conf
dence Of the public by giving 1t better than Il eN-
poets. Wcprcfcr 70 work on the homely rule that
Honesty is th, best policy We know that We
use every endeaycr 10 secure goods At the lowest
Do-sble cost 50 that We can sell them at the lowest
possible price. We want steady. growing trade.
Weaim 10 win the good Will Of the public by con-
ylnciur It that we VIII do bc,tcr for them than
Others can or Will. We will save You dollars, and
dollar saved is a dollar made.
SPRING SUITS at ~,
SPRING SUITS AT $3.50,
SPRING SUITS attl0,
SPRING SUITS atsl2,
SPRING SUITS sli,
SPRING SUITS 1916,
SPRING SUITS at sl7,
SPRING SUITS at s2O,
SPRING PANTALOONs at sl.5O,
SPRING PANTALOONs at ~,
SPRING PANTALOONS At $3.50,
SPRING PANTALOONs Al 50,
SPRING PANTALOONs at -,
SPRING PANTALoONs ats5,
SPRING PANTALOoSs ats6,
SPRING PANTALOONs ats7.
MISFlT STORE,
9l2 MAIS STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth streets,
Open evenings ill O'Clock; Saturdays till 10
O'Clock. ap 2o-3t
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OFFICE oF CITYtWATER-WoRKs,l
RICuNOND, VA, April 10, 1883.

DRIVING On THts
~ AVENUES OF the new reservoir grounds IA
most positively prohibited.
The penalty for all violations VIII be prompuy
enforced according 10 law.
There Is a RACE-TRACk on the grounds,
which has been made TO accommodate those who
wish 10 try the speed Of their horses.
ap2O-lw j. l.. DAVIS, Superintendent.
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DRY GOODS.
TOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE
CO.,
42e EAST BROAD AND 206 NORTH FIFTH
STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
TEMPLE


From one Of the largest importers in the United
States We have had consigned 10 as a Hue Of the
BEST KNOWN AND MOST RELIABLE
BLACK slLK FABRICS. Within one week.
beginning THURSDAY. April 18Th, and continu-
ing the 1871. 2O,h, 2lst. 23d, 24th. 25th. and
2Gth instant, We atond o. move of the entire con-
slgnmeuts at the following JoHa5de reductions
22-INCH BLACK SATIN MERvEnLEUX,
Actual valne, s1.75;
TO be sold at 1925.
2C-INCH GEOs-GRAIN SILK,
Actual value, s5c.i
To be sold for 69c.
22INCH GROS-GRAIN SILK,
Actual value, 81
TO DC sold for 79c.,
GEOS- RAIN SILK,
Actual value, 1928;
To be sold for ;l.l0.
S-GRAIN SILK,
Actual value. si.7j;
To Dc sold for sl.3g.
BLACK CASHMERE DE now" SILK,
Actual value, fl.S5;
To De sold sor sl.43.
SANE MANUFACTURE OF SILK,
Actual value tl.S7&;
TO be sold for sl49.
SAME MANUFACTURE OF SILK,
Actual value, 1925;
To be sold for sl.76.
SANE MAEUFACTURE OF SILK,
Actual value. $3.50;
To De sold for s192.
BLACK "CAsHMERE SUBLIME" SILK,
Actual value, S2.75
10 be sold for s2.lO.
SAME MANUFACTURE OF SILK,
actual value, $3.50;
70 be sold for s2.95.
OF THE SAME MANUFACTURES OF SILK,
AND TIE FINEST GRADE OF SIN
MADE IN LYONS,
Actual value. 1878;
To be sold for 1910.
TIE SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR ONE
WEEK ONLY.
The best opportunity Il thus afforded llie general
public 10 secure the best makes Of SILKS at mere
nominal prices.
fQukQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 4 co.
ap l9-lw
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FANCY GOODS.

At STEVENs'S
TIE SPECIALITY
FRIDAY, APRIL GOTH,
WILL BE
EAsTLAKE ROCKERS.
For that dly only We will make 25 por cent dis
count nom our regular low prices. We have some
FORTY TO FIFTY CHAIRS from which to make
selection.
DO not fail 20 see our stock OF CliilDEESs
CARRIAGES. lfyon or your friends are In want,
we will meet any competition.
Our stock ofFiNE sILK-LINED CARRIAGES
/. by far the largest In town.
complete line Of AMERICAN CHINA I'm
stock (warrantedI at prices that will please YOU at
sTEvENs',
sos Broad street.
Look for SATURDAYS sPECiALriEs.
We sold nearly ninety clocks "Wednesday. Prices
tell. apzV
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ryg- ON all sales of Real Estate made between tha
tst of January and last Of June the taxes for the
lreseni year have to be paid by the purchaser. On
pl sales made between The lst of July aud last.of
ghe year the taxes have IL be paid by the seller.
lJhis custom was adopted about dfteen years ago
by all The real estate agents in Richmond. and als
plies TO Richmond and vicinit,.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-20

Bad Breath. Pain m The Side, sometimes me pam
g. fef under the Sifoude r-hlade, mistaken for
Rheumatism: gcue. al loss Of appetite; Bowels gen.
orally cOsiVc, sometimes alternating witl IAN INC
heads troubled with pain, Is dull aud heavy, WIN
considerable loss Of memory. accompanied with a
painful sensation Of leaving mdOnc something
which ought 90 have been done; slight, dry cough
and flushed face h. sometimes an attendant oitcn
m'stakcn for consumption; ine patient complains
Of WEAKNESS and debility. nervous. easily STAR
tied feet cold or burning. sometimes pncklS
sensation Of the skin exists splris ar low anu
dcsp0rdpu'. aud, although satisfied that exercise
wOnld be beneficial. yet one can hardly summon
M f0riitUde 20 try itin fact dis!rusts every rem
e8v several OF the above symptoms attend the
disease. but eases have occurred when hut lew OF
Them existed. yer cNam4nauHn ater ut9ih i,is
shown the LIVER 20 have been eNtensiN ~ dc-
ranged.
IT SHOULD Be USED BY ALL PERSONS, OLD
AND YOUNG. WHENEVER ANY OF TIE
ABOVE SYMPTOMS APPEAR.
Persons travelling or living in unhealthy locall-
It's by taking dose occasionally 10 keep che Liver
in healthy action win avoid al Malaria, Bilious IT.
facks. Dizzucss. Nausea. DTowsine,,. Depressi on
of spirits, sc. 10 viii invgoraie Ike a glass oi
wine but i 80 INIpNGCAIiNG BEVERAGE.
n y0u have eaten anything hard OF digestion. or
feel heavy after meals. or scepcss al night, take a
dose and you viii hc relieved.
TINE AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL BE SAVED
By ALWAYS KEEPING THE EEGULA-
TOR IN THE HOUSE!
For, whatever the aiment may be. thoroughly
safe PURGATIvE, ALrERATIyE. AND TONIC can
never Dc cut Of place. The remedy l. HARMLESS
AND DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS or
PLEASURE.
IT l. PURELY VEGETABLE.
and has an the power and efficacy Of Caomel OF
Qunine without any Of the injurious after eiects
A GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use In my
family for some time, and am satisfied II Is val
uable addition % the medical science.
j. GILL SHORTER Governor OF Alabama.
Hon. Alexander II. stevens, Of Georgia. says
Have derived some benefit from tho Use Of SIM
mons Liver Regulator, and wish 20 give 1t inr-
ther trial.
"THE ONLY THING THAT NEVER FAILS TO
REIIEYE."-l have used many remedies for Dys-
pcpsia. Liver Affection, and Debility, but never
have found anything 10 heneht Iie 10 the extent
simmons Liver Regulator has. sent irum MIN
nesoia u Georgia for il. and would send further
for such medicine. and would advise all VINO
are similarly affected TO give II tfial' as IL seems
III only thinv that never fails To relieve.
L. NJ. JANNEl, Minneapolis, Minn.
DIR. T. ". Mason says: From actual experience
in the use Of simmons Liver Regulator In my
practice | have been and am s1tsned 10 use ana
prescribe it as purgstiye medicine.
Es- Take only the GENUINE, which always has
on the wrapper the RED TRADEMARK and SIG
NATUREoF J. II. ZEILIN & co.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
81 29-W&Fly
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VOL. LXIII.

s0~rnE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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u,ur GpFATFsT COMBINATION

q KNOWN.-HunteT's Flour aud Nehl-Stftcr,
Mixer. scoop. Measure. Wclgher. Dredger, Rice.
Washer: Pumpkin. Tomato. starch, Nine- ana
Fruit-Strainer, and Egg-Beater, or thirteen uten-
SIS IN one. For sale by CHARLES DlNthtE,
agent for state of Virginia. l7lS Main street.
comfy. ap 2O4ts
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A York auctiOncer named Pryer
Fell in trying 10 reach bid higher
lie spralnef his knee.
But from pain he Is fire.
-. Jacobs OIL cured up the crier.
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Our store Will not be- opened on Saturday
night, April 2lst.
THALHINER BROTHERS.
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2C-INCH GEOS-GRAIN SILK,
Actual value, S5c.;
To be- sold for 69c.
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ENTERED at the Post-onice az Richmond Na'' as
second-class matier.l
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GROS-G RAIN SILK,
Actual value, si.7j;
To be sold FOR Sl.3G.
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22INCH GROS-GRAIN SILK,
Actual value, 81;
10 be sold for 79c.,
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BLACK "CAsHMERE DE now" sILK,
Actual value, tl.S5;
To De sold Cor Sl.43.
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GROS- RAIN SILK,
Actual value, 1928;
To be sold for .l.lO.
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OF THE SAME MANUFACTURES OF SILK
AND The FINEST GRADE OF sILh
MADE IN LYONS,
Actual value. 1918;
To be sold for 1910.
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THE MEDICAL-C0LLEGE CASE
DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT
AGAINST TIE RIGHT OF THE
GOVERNOR 10 REMOVE
THE OLDBOARD.
Opinion Delivered by Judge II. w.
Lacy, Holding that the Powers Of
Removal II I'm the Legis-
Infurc Only.

In the Supreme Court OF Appeals yester-
day, in the case Of the new Board Of Wis
itors OF the Medical College applying for n
mdndamus to compel the old Board to sur
render them possession OF the property,
Judge B. W. Lacy delivered the unani-
nous opinion. 1t held that though there
might be other remedies, the writ Of man
ddmuS was proper in case like this; that
the college property belongs to the State Of
Virginia, and that though the Governor is
authorized TO fill vacancies which may oc-
cur in the Board. the right to remove the
Board is vested only in the Legislature.
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BLACK CASHMERE SUBLIME" SILK,
Actual value, S2.75;
10 Dc sold for t2.lO.
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SANE MAEUFACTURE OF SILK,
Actual value. $3.50;
10 DE sold for sl.92.
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SAME MANUFACTURE OF sILR,
Actual value 1925;
To be sold for $l.76.
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Actual Valne. sl.1O;
To bc sold at 1925.
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SAME MANUFACTURES OF SILK,
actual value, $3.50;
70 be sold for 1913.
Milford chronicle., 1883-11-02

SEND ONE DOLLAR FOR ONE
YEARS SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
DELAWARE FARMER" PUB
LIsHED EVERY WEEK.
Milford chronicle., 1883-11-02
IS IT SLEEP, OR IS 1T DEATH Z

The rumOr comes from Kent county
that the Republicans there do not pro
pose to make a fight next year, be-
cause fully a thousand of their voters
are on the delinquent list and there
fore disfranchised We repeat this
rumOr solely for the pleasure it will
give Senator Bayard to learn that his
DISTINGUISHING scheme of 1873 usually
called an assessment law, is working
like charm.--horning Ne,os.
In August last we but stated what
had been apparent for months to the
people of the lower counties, viz:
" Time must elapse for the birth, ed
ucatiOn and growth Of a leader to
the Republican party of Delaware,
before it can again be crystalized
into an efficient political force" Not
the opposition from without, but the
centrifugal forces of the Republican
party in Delaware are the obstacles
which it will NEVER SUCCEED.
Milford chronicle., 1883-11-02
THE NEW Castle RECORDERSHIP.

If political honesty means more
than pleasant words to be uttered
at hustings, and to be reiterated
through the press, then we must
protest against such editorial criti-
cism as appeared against Mr.. VIM.
Dean and Mr.. VIM. II. Smith in last
Thursdays Morning Ne,cs, or rate
that paper more psrtizan in its man
agement than we have been wont to
do.
In the defense of either of these
gentlemen it is not necessary for us
to say a word; they are each quick
TO know the points at which they are
assailed, and each is abundantly able
to defend himself. But we cannot
permit the ridicule of political hon
esty without a protest.
1t is well known to the NelCS, and
to every observer Of State matters,
that the opposition to Mr.. Smith on
this occasion is bOlstered by his con-
scientiOus action in the board of New
Castle Inspectors in making the Off
cial return of the last county and .
State election. 1t will be remem-
bered that the New Castle board of
inspectors, of which VIM H. Smith
was a member, had a majority Of
one, and thus possessed the political
power to decide in behalf of their
own party a question that arose
npon the sheriffalty of the county.
The question involved principle of {
right and wrong, matters that sell
dom trouble politicians, and backed
by the desire for success to his own
party, came all the pressure Of party =
influence upon Mr.. Smith to swerve C
him from his convictions of right. .
His manhood was larger than party,
his sense of right a stronger power ?
han political success. In opposi-
ion to the demands of an excited
constituency he decided in favor Of
lis political opponent, and his decis-
on was sustained by the act Of Gov
'rnOr Hail, who, after careful exam
nation of the whole question, signed
dr. Martins certificate of election. 2
1t may be good party policy to be- NJ
title the work of all such men and pr
hus kill the power for good in the Of Of
nemy's ranks; but such a view is a c' is
arrow partizan horizon, above which Ii
he NelCS and we believe the whole 2;
press is anxious and able
0 maintain, each its particular views.
Mr. VIM. II. Smith did great honor VT
his party on that occasion by hon raj
ring the demands of political hon Be Be
sty, and his appointment to the Re- pe I,e
ordership will honor the party by tn,
onOring the honor Of the man. All nv
OOd citizens of every party will re- The
ice to learn that the day is past for to- to
Oliticians to lay in pickcl a rod for ted ted
le back of those who dare to do J
ght.
Milford chronicle., 1883-11-02
PUBLIC SALEL
The undersigned will offer at public sale on
.-.L-r.c1. 4 " A-n1r o.. 1aan

The undersigned will offer at public sale on
TUESDAY, NOV. GOTH. 1883.
all Of my personal property on the farm Of the late
A. T. A. Torbert on the Harrington road, mile
west ofMilford.
Head Of Horses, pair OF Black Mares, weigh
| ing about 1900 pounds EACH good drivers and fine
team. l Hambletonian Stud Colt, months old.
weight between 600 and ZOO pounds. pair Of
Good Mules.
| head of Alderneys very choice, having been Sc
/ lected from large herd. Some fresh and balance
/ to come in, in the spring. Full-blo0d Alderney
Heifers, to come inte profit next spring. Full
Blood Alderney Bulls-oAe years old, one 3 years
old, one 2 years old and two 1 year old. These
are all the young stock from Delaware Darling"
Registered in the Jersey Club as No, Si61, Bred
by A. B. Darling Of New York City.
HOGS.
Full-bOod Berkshire Boar from the Stock
farm of 7. Walter & Son, Chester Co. PennsylYa-
mia. Brood SOws, and lot of ShOats.
10 stands Of Bees, and 20 Bee Stands.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
rOn-axle Farm Wagon Thimble skein Wag-
on,1 Dearborn nearly new, 1 York carriage, 1 two
seat Germantown , three spring dearborns. / slop
barrel on wheels, ? SETS Of wheels, new sleigh and
bells, new saddle and bride, complete. Phila- |
delphia Broadcast seed sower sets of wagon
harness, sets of plow harness, collars. blinds. (
halters lines, and one dozen COW chains.
FARM MACHINERY.
Deering Twine Binder ] Deering Mower, !
Keller, Grain Drill, Roller, l Drag Harrow clo-
yer seed Harrow. . iron Break Harrows, l corn
cOverer, 2 Two-horse Diamond Iron Plows. one
horse plOws. Corn Marker, Hay Racks, Kal-
amazOO Grain Fan. l Trenton Corn Shelter
large Grind Stone. & long handle Forks, manure
Forks, scoop and 2square pointed Shovels, Hoes,
Rakes Scythes. Bill hooks, lot of single and dou-
Die trees, OK yokes ahd lot of Tools and Barrels,
portable evaporatOr
FODDER
10 stacks Of Top and lot Of Blades.
HOUSEHOLD.
One suit OF Solid Walnut, Marble Top, Bedroom
complete. Lounge so yards of iEgrane
arpet, lot ofrag carpet, Extra cook one coal and
ne air tight wood stove. Oil window shades, :
reamer, with cans churn, lot of tin milk ba-
ms and milk buckets, Queensware Of all descrp-
Ons
999 articles too tedious to mention which win be
I'D without reserve, and no postponement on ac-
)unt Of weather. Sale to commence at lOam
-Ompt
TERMS made known OF day OF sale.
/. WATTS BELTS. L
Milford chronicle., 1883-11-02

Our patronage has been extensive aud generous du-
ring the past year, that feel justified in placing upon our
Shelves and offering to appreciated public, much
larger and varied stock of goods than have hereto
fore shown We believe stock includes such a variety
that please any ordinary TASTE whethert be for hand
silks and sans, modest cacoes and musins. We
mention Of our leading articles for this
Milford chronicle., 1883-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

Hoods Nubas, Scarfs Lace and Linen Collars Shetland
Wool Shaws, Shoulder and Blanket Shawls Festoon Gmr
and Fur Trimmings. Red and Loom Qamasks, Blankets Of
all descriptions Comfortabes, Bed Spreads Hassocks Of
omans Rugs Mats Oil Cloths for floor and table, Flannels
in red blue and white all qualities and prices Coored
Canton Flannels, Horse Blankets Lap Robes etc., etc.
5,4OO Yards of CaicOes, including Indigo Prints Come
and inspect stock.
C.H. EATON 500,
" E. COR Ff30VT and WALTUT SITS,
MLFORO DEL.