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Warrington Notes.

The Senate conierees on the Tax-'rar-
iii bill met last night, and informally
discussed the subject. They will meet
the House conferees this morning. II
is said Mr.. Randall will decline t. act
az one of the House conferees
The House Committee on Post-otlicrs
yesterday authorized Mr.. Bingham to
report tavorably his bill to adjust the
salaries of postmasters under the TIVE
cent postage law. IT provides that the
'alaries Of postmastcrs of the first class
shall BE- graduated from So, 600 to ST, 600,
as receipts of their Office vary from $40,-
600 to $500 600: second class salaries to
range from g., 900 to $1,000, as receipts
vary from $4,000 to NO, 900; thirl-rlass
salaries from 81, 900 to 81 900, AS receipts
vary from 81 800 to SS, 900; fourth-class
to be fixed upon IA basis Of box rents
and commissions on stamps cancelled,
giving the postmastera of this class in
creased percentage and compensation.
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Dots.

The Arlington mills are now full in all
the departments.
The wharf at the foot of Front street
is about completed.
There will he fair at St. Joseph's
Catholic Church, beginning Easter Mon
day evening.
A large number of new members
were initiated by Harmony Council, U.
f. of A., last evening.
Ten brick buildings have been erect.
ed at Rancroft's road by the Messrs.
Bancroft.
The new pavi'ions Oh tho Quickslcp
base ball grounds will be completed TO-
day.
There is being erected ut Eliasop's
coal and wood yard, New Castle, u
tr''tle work ard siding 90 feet long.
A pair punching shears, weighing
six tons, were recently shipped to Il town
in Maine.
ID. II. sharper gave masquerade to
his colored friends last evening. The
affair came off in the Capelle Build
ing.
The bridge connecting Deals Island
with the main land at Laws thorough
fare will b" built by G. w. Parsons, the
contract being $3.50. The bridge will
be 200 feet long.
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Lecture.

Mrs. Lucinda i. Chandler, Of Chica-
go, who recently gave noteworthy
lecture on Parentlood and Progress"
in the parlor of Heald's Iygeian Home
Of this city, announced her intention to
repeat the same in the Unitarian
Church on Thursday, March lst, at 3
o'clock, p. III.
All who are interested in the best
welfare Of the young, and who desire to
aid in the great work of teaching and
training the same according to the
best advanced moral and spiritual
truths which this lady, and other good
mothers in Israel incnlcate, are invited
to attend this lecture, and ponder well
the valuable ideas which will then be
presented. If the friends of advanced
moral education will cooperate, much
good seed can be sown, from which our
country will reap precious fruits. For
ladies only. Admission 20 cents.
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The Sewerage Committee.

A meeting of the special committee Of
City Council was held last evening,
with Mr.. Tailey in the chair. The
members of the Board Of Health were
present by invitation, and the subject
was freely discussed. After a general
expression of opinion, preference was
given 10 the plans prepared by Rudolph
Herring, who recently spent some time in
hi, ity for the purpose OF making sur
vrys and recommending plans. 1t was
decided that the committee should re-
port to Council in favor of the adoption
If the plan as submitted for that part
OF the city lying between the Christi
ana and Hlandywine creeks for the
present, leaving The other districts to be
attended to in the future.
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Large Sale.

Jane Banks, who occupies the Du-.
Pont farm, near Stanton, Mill Creek
Hundred, will sell her personal proper
ty tomorrow, the 1St of March. The
horses and mules are unusually fne,.
while the cows, heifers and swine are
not surpassed in quality on any farm in
the county. The stock of implements
is also unusually large and in good
condition, consequently all who wish
bargains should be on hand throughout
the day.
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NEWS sum N AIRY.
THE FLAME&' DOINGS-SENDING
MONEY 70 IRELAND-OTH.
Err NEWS ITEMS.

r Eraat rop psferpai inn is rppDrtrI in
Milwamkcs heramse Of An i,Dpending
f water famine tha inlet Of thu water
works he;ny clovo.., With Ice, and cnly
51o iN,o g,lions rs,naiminy in thr reSAr.
yoir The water works were stoppei
from Monday midnight until last even
ing, when they were rr-start@i, but no
water flowed. The supply in the reser-
voir is barely sufficient for the average
consumption of half day.
| A sleigh containing party of thirty
two men and women from Hawlev
Penna., slid off the icy road half mile
from that town on Monday night, ana
tumhle,l into the empty canal, 40 feet
below. All the occupants Of the sleigh
were injured, six Of them dangerously,
and Reinhardt Wany, a merchant, died
yesterday OF MS injuries.
An examination of the accounts
the Fifth Ward Saving Bank of Jersey
City, ruined by the stealings of Garrett
S. l'oice, has just been finished, and it
shows that Robert u. Cook, clerk,
e,noeHHleu M''f; ~ oo. ne was arres"S' o''
"ioi''''S his"' anu l'"s eohiessoo
Eleven Intellectual ballots for U. s.
| t'tittoI WE'RE tdheH ycSteIudy III IHt
Michigan Legislature. The last stood:
ntockorlnge, ." pa1lner, ~: Wlllets'
~ otout lDem' - me rehiaihuer scat
nrihs. None otthe l'aIiots Varie" more
'hali D lroih the ABOVE hgures.
The latest news from Africa is that
!he Lniu hlng has the Group this news
- uoipteu Dy many put hotWlth'
SttLLtlluE, JIt Ol JIG hIuE Have
sem MIN case Vi ~ buli Cough
nyrup anu consequently kho" his cure
nv,
Inc i'ecei'eI vi tie broken Clty balK
VI hoGnes.er' ne" iork' .eports that
l'S iiabliitles amount 10 Sb3o, lZ', OF
$in",o"u 40 P,o'n' iou !" e"'ihs'
nrs nav oct hack ahort % nar cant
.,:e a., -,
,,',,, wno " ,he uan nleilio1rs esq., oi .ne recently
seSpeliieu se "'1 Hi nanol painting PAM company;
for trial for alleged fraud. in receiving
deposits a short time before the hank
suspepded
A, o,;o ,o o, n,;ou c.oor
With tootbache went nearly crasy.
He is happy again.
And saws that for main
St. Jacobs Oil is lust a daisy.
At a meeting of the parnell Land
Leagues in New York last night. II was
rep5rted that the contributions to the
Land Leapue Fund since ,January lat
amounted 10 Slo,Sol.
Since the issuance of circulars asking
for one dollar contributions for the Irish
famine sufferers, Rev. Lawrence Walsh,
OF aterbnry, Conn, has received and
sent TO Ireland $Z,634.
A man, named Haley, his wife and
three children. were nearly sutfocated
ny coal gas IN Madison, wisconsin, on
Monday night. 1t is believed none OF
them can recover
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Badly Injured.

jonathan Hilton, the proprietor Of u
grocery store corner of Maryland
avenue and Linden street, and n ln' IN
Der of the Board Of EluGat ION from he
Eleventh. Ward, was badly injured at
his store on Mcnday. At the time Of
the accident he WAS rolling barrels into
the cellar by means Of the ordinary
ropes. While d"in. this the ropes he
cam" rnianlled around his legs and hc
was thrown Violently into the cellar.
II" was injured 80 badly that h" was
unable to attend l. meeting Of the E"ard
on Monday evening.
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Application for O Rule.

Yesterday afternoon, Immediately
afl er Court re-convened, J. II. Hoffeck-
er, Jr., and Charles b. Lore, Esq, attor-
neys for Howard L. and Eli Chandler,
read an affidavit of their clients, and
made application for rule to show
cause why writ of execution filed in
relation to u bond made by Messrs.
Chandler to George G. Gordon, Esq, for
the sale of stocks in the White Oaks
Gold Mining Company, should be set
aside.
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The first Comet OF the Year,

A little before seven o'clock on Friday
evening last, while Prof. Lewis Swift,
Director of the Warner Observatory,
Rochester, N. Y, was scanning the
western sky, he discovered a brilliant
comet located in the constellation of
Pegasus near the star Beta. The new
comet is moving eastward and is very
bright This is the first comet discov-
cred during the present year and also
the first discovery made by means of
the new telescope Of the Warner Oh
servatory, which is the largest telescope
in the world.
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Recovered.

William Elavry, who has been 50
severely i'll for the past seven weeks,
has, we are pleased Ia learn, entirely re-
covered, and is able T. BE- out again on
the streets. We also learn il is his i'll
lrution 10 take a trip towards the north
before re orcupying his usual place in
the Second street market
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To Positively Prevent Smallpox
from taking violent effect on the system
DIR. SIMMS' BLOOD PURIFIER.

DIX SIMMS BE'UI0 TVKIF TEX,
the great BLOOD CURE and finest PURI-
FER eXtant. 1t is more certain to pre-
vent SMALL pOX than VACCINATION is,
rs it perfectly plrites the blood and
removes every liability 10 disease. 81.
Depot, 4th and King streets. Philadel-
phia, G02 Arch street, Johnson, Hollo-
way Il Co. sold by dealers.
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MAYORS Court.

George IIilgcr was fined 80 cents and
costs for drunkenness.
Owen Hurkins, Dr., WAS then brought
in, officer Heal tcs;ityng to lis
general worthlcssnrss, and his Hrn"l
nneI him g. and costs.
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The weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Fcbruar,
2S.--l A. NJ
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
partly cloudy, slightly warmer weather
with snow in northern portions, south
crly verring to westerly winds, falling
followed by rising barometer.
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Ljss Of Public AaIes.

mar.
!, John ". Burris, Pcncader Hid.
], Mrs. Jabez Banks, Mill Creek Hi.
!, Amos ". House, Chadds Ford, Pa.
2. Mclhneil h Edwards. New Caatle Hid.
3, Peaten Robinson, Lancaster Pike.
3, Ferris h Garrett city.
s, y. A. Stops New castle lid.
., ". 5. COOLEY Booths Corner, Pa.
9, John Bradford, New Castle HID.
:, Lewis Graves, Christiana Hid.
4, Brinton King, near Chadd's Ford, Pa.
8, Isaac Nailor. Brandywine Hid.
s, II. Thompson, Mill Creek lid.
9, Thomas TalIey. Brandywne Hid.
II, Sill h Baily. Red Lion. Pa.
IL. Atwood Weldin. New Castle Hd.
Is. Mrs. X. N. Jones, city.
l5 Amos W. House, Chndd's Ford, Pa.
l5 william Dougherty, Christinna del.
lG Ezra Pierce, l3randywne HID.
H. Edward Wilson, near city.
H. McGowan. on L0bdell's Farm.
Il. Mrs Robinson. King above 9th.
q, tiarrett n Furry, city.
Y, Mrs Bent, No rs King It. city.
E, Mrs Hancs 20 French ct, city.
70. Sill l'aily. Red Lion Pa.
-, AmosW, House, Chadd's + ord
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Rubber Coats, Rubber Hats, Rubber
Caps for MEN and BOYS. Trunks and
Travelling HHgS; large Assortment, one
price. RuMfuHD Hkos., HATTERs,
4Ol MARKET SikEEr.
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at the Ladies' Department of Il. James
Eelts Pharmacy. Separate private
entrance, No. West Sixth street. Lady
attendant.
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CigarA, Tobacco and ClgarA.

| hlIDble, southeast corner Front ana
Madison streets.
Cigars, Tobacco and Cigars.
The trade can be- supplied with Penn
sylvania, Key West and imported
cigars direct, at factory prices. Penn
sylvania cigars speciality. All leading
brands Of tobacco at lO5 East 2nd street.
IryOu have Q Cough or Cold,
or any throat disease, try bottle of
Canada Pine Cough Syrup. Large bot
tie 20 cents at Veasey's drug store, sth
and Madison streets.
Painting and Draining.
w. Simmons, practical house and
sign painter, Rraining and glazing.
Residence Gil w. Fourth street; Shop
N. f cor. 2nd and West streets, Viii
mington. Del.
There IL One Place
in the city where you can get yonr con-
ftctionery strictly pure and always
fresh At the candy kitchen, 12l Mar
ket street, second door below Second
street.
Oysters, Oysters, Oysters.
If you want to yet the best and fresh
est oysters in the market goto Ainscow's,
III Sbipley street. "a, ~ and 40 cents
per quar-: also wholesale.
The iInmensily
of space is indefinite. The Immense
sales OF Tobacco and Cigars at Chap
mans is also incredible.
Longs Marbled Egg Dyes.
for dying eggs, and beautiful marhled
color, six shades, for sale by Taylor 4
Fullerton, 3o2 King street.
Butter, butter.
Another lot Of thai choice butter just
received, mt % aud 20 cents. slneltZ a
Co., No. IL East Fourth street.
Welch, sharp d Co.,
314 King street, is the place to buy
white potatoes, sweet potatoes, apples,
etc
Umbrellas Repaired
At Strang's Emporium, Fourth and
Market streets
90 to smelts 4 Co.
for seed potatoes. No. 13 f. 4th street.
Go TO Janney's.
Headquarters for potatoes, 303 King St.
The worst cases Of Dyspepsia can be
cured by using Clarke's Vegetable
Compound, as thousands can testify
hat have been cured by its use Try it.
George B. Metzner, at No. 10s East
Third street, is prepared to favor all
who call with clean shave or hair cut.
Cuticura Salve, Cnticura Resolvent
and Cuticura Soap for sale by }. X.
Hartman, druggist, cor. 9Th and Poplar
DR.. Warren will open an Office at 5O1
Market street Consultations on Tues
days.
Go to Holland and get your photo
graphs' TIL" only cheap, first-class gal
,ery in the city, 307 Market street.
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SPECIAL. MENTlOn.

A CARD.-T0 all who are suffering nom
the errors Of indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, stc..
! Will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE This great remedy was dis
covered by . missionary IN South America.
Send sslEaddressed envelope to the REV.
JOsEYH +. lFMAN, Ststaon D, New York
City. Oct1l-Iydhw
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:. Singing irritation, inflammation, all
Ihlhnry and Urinary Complaints, crreo
hN " BInllu-paiba 81.
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Sold,

Clark Cloud has sold his farm near
NJ. Cuba, Mir Creek ild., containing
about Is acres, "a JchI Pyle. cf this
city, for about 5000
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The total amount coIirte. for tho
aid .! the Geri,an suiE rprs is G3yi.N,
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Pride OF the west.

Manufactured by the use of Gray's
patent rolls bakes very white and don't
dry ont. Sold at very reasonable
price. Try IL and be convinced. w. j.
Kimble, southeast corner Front and
Madison streets,
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For %, 30 and 40 cont oysters &c 70
llanna'., 6O5 Jefferson street.
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state Of the Thermometer.

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shad.
this morning:
| o'clock 10 o'clock ~ O'Clock
80 44o 4So
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There IL One Place

in the city where you can get yo',r con-
ttctionery strictly pure and always
fresh At the candy kitchen, 12l Mar
ket street, second door below Second
Milford chronicle., 1883-10-05
IMEsBl ILlt1 " AEW CASTLE.

The meeting of this body was held
in the Presbyterian Church of Dover,
ut u O'Clock. p. IN, on Tuesday. II
was opened with sermon by Rev. A.
N. Keigwin, Of Wilmington, the pre-
siding officer for the past six months.
An election for officers followed result
ting in the choice of Rev. J. Conway,
of Port Deposit, for Moderator. The
Preshytery then adjourned to meet the
next morning at o'clock.
On Wednesday the first half hour
was spent in devotional exercises.
Messrs, AT. Hayes and VIM II. Wool
veFtOn were examined in theology,
with a view to their ordination, Mr..
HAYES having been called to the
church at Berlin, Md, and MI Wool
vertOn to POcOmOke City. The pastor
al relations of Rev. r. Graham, of Low
er Brandywine, Rev. w. A. HebertOn
ElktOn aud Rev. G. l.. Moore, OF Green
Hill were dissolved. Rev. j. +. Stone
cipher accepted the call of the church
at Dover, and n committee appointed
to make arrangements for his installa-
tiOn ON Thursday evening.
In the afternoon the delegates to the
last General Assembly reported;
representative from the Bible Society
was heard and delegates were chosen
to the next meeting of the Synod o,
Baltimore. In the evening the usual
popular meeting in the interest of
Schools was held. Mr.. NAL
lory presiding. Addresses were made
by Rev. II. l.. Bunstein, of Milford,
Runier, of st. Georges, and DR.. Nix
Dn, of Wilmington. On Thursday the
adjourned to meet next
April, at Chesapeake City, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1883-10-05

/ THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Su-
! preme Circle of the Brotherhood OF
the UuiOn will be held in Milford on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday OF
nextweek. The members OF Diamond
State Circle No. 8. B. u. III. F. of Del,
are requested to meet at their Hall,
Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1888 at Z +. NJ.
sharp, aud proceed thence to DOrsey's
Hall i'm a body. Dress: dark clothes,
white gloves, and regalia.
There will be a public meeting in
DOrsey,s Hall, Wednesday evening,
Oct. 10, 1888, at 7.3O P. M. sharp, of
which the following is the programme
for the evening.
Singing Prayer. An address by
S. w; II. II. EbeTsOl of Hnrrisburgh.
Pa. Singing. An address by G.. Il. w;
ID. H. Bates OLA bsecOm, n. J. Sing
ing. An address by E. w; l: n. Fore
man OfLincoln, Del. Singing. Ben
edictiOn. After the ceremonies are
over, the members of the order aud in-
vited guests will adjourn to Brother
hood Hall to partake of refreshments,
Committee on Reception: q. E. W.;
G. w. Kern, G. E. w; w. J. Polk,
u. E. W.; G.. Macklin. Mrs. A. w.
Rogers will preside at the organ. The
organ used on the above occasion was
loaned to the Committee by Mr.. L. NJ.
Johnson.
The citizens of Milford aud sur
rounding country are requested to
make the public meeting of Wednes-
day evening creditable by large au-
lience.
The Session of the Supreme Circle
will commence 9 O'clock Tuesday
Oct. 8, 1883 and hold for three
lays.
Milford chronicle., 1883-10-05
Personals.

Mr. H. H. Prettyman visited Milford
this week.
Mrs. DR.. France is visiting friends
in Little Creek.
Mr.. G. c. Peck has removed form
Redden to Frederick.
Mr.. ]. S. Prettyman Jr. returned ia
the University of Pennsylvania on
Monday last.
Rev. w. Richardson has returned to
WinnsbOro,S. c., having left Houston
last week.
VIM. NJ. PrOuse, of Magnolia, was
elected a director of the First National
Bank of Dover last week.
eMiss Bessie Meyers, daughter of
Captain Meyers returned to her home
in Philadelphia, on Saturday.
Mrs. H. G. COrsa aud her daughter,
Miss Lillian, went ON a visit to friends
in New York, by Steamer on Tues
day.
Mrs. VIM. S. Osborn and daughter,
who removed from Milford about sew
en- years ago to Clark county, WiscOn-
sin have returned to Wilmington.
Caleb Boggs of MOorton, the Secre-
tary of the Peninsular Fruit EvapOra-
tors Association, will hold ''tin we'd
ding" celebration, lays the Smyrna Times.
Mr.. Frank Fithian, of Paris, KY,
who has been spending a few days
with his class mate, J. s. Prettyman,
ir. returned to the University of Penn.
last Monday.
The Rev. s. A. Gayley, long pastor
IF West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church Cecil county, is mentioned
or president of Lafay cite College at
Pa.
Captain M. CoulbOurn of Seaford
las sold his interest in the coal and |
material business at that
)lace to his son, w. F. COulbourn, ,and
Wilbur Hurley.
DR.. Geo. w. Marshall and John III.
Apel, of this town, were made Knight
1emplars on Sept. q, 1888. They are
members ofSt. John Commandry, No.
, of Wilmington, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1883-10-05

! 4. FOURTH DIvIsIoN.-Camden organizations,
consisting OF singing societies, lodges and trades
display.
5. FIFTH DIVISION - Butchers, eight hundred in
number, mounted, and with trades display in TAB.
eaux.
8. SIXTH DIVISION. Bakers, three hundred IN
number, mounted, aud trades display in tableaux.
BARRIERS organization.
z. SEVENTH DVIsIoE-Brewers, thiity hFmss
with tableaux on wagons, and trades display.
s. EIGHTH DIvIs:oS.-Trade division, represent
ing all the trades, as tanners, lock manufacturers,
pipe manufacturers, makers Of military goods
plumbers and gas filters picture frame and look
ingglass manufacturers, bristle and curlvd hair
workers, silver and nickel platers, manufacturers
Of,hOsiery pianos, confectionery cigars. etc.
MOUNTED POLICE.
O. NINTH DIVISION. German, Military, and Civ
ic Societies.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates will be sold
on October 9th 9TH, and sth, good to return until
October 9th inclusive, fiom all principal stations
on the P. W. & b. r. X.
Milford chronicle., 1883-10-05
OBITUARY.

James NJ. Jester of Houston, depart
ed this life Oct. 1st. 1888 in the 55th
year of his age. Mr. J. had shown
symptoms of the malady, which took
! him away for several years past and
for nine months he had been under
the professional care of DR.. j. Pretty
man who at first considered his disease
tumOr of the PROSTATE gland, but for
mouths before he died he became sat
isfied that it was of u malignant type,
and so informed his friends. The pa
tient had not been able to pass his wa
ter in the natural way for the whole
nine months. The Doctor relieved
him with instruments and taught him
to do this for himself after the first
week. After his death the friends per-
mitted the Doctor to make an eXami-
nation of the body at which he found
the bladder nearly all occupied with a
cancerOus tumOr arising from the
PROSTATE and which had Obstructed
the flow of water and reduced the cav
ity of the bladder to One-tenth its nat
ural size; indeed it may be said to
have destroyed the bladder. Under
the malignant influence of the disease
Mr. Jester, during the three months
of his life, rapidly lost his flesh and
died a mere skeleton. He died a !
resigned to the will of God /
aud giving praise to his Saviour. The
funeral was very largely attended, as /
he had many friends and but few, if
any enemies, His remains were laid .
to rest with rites of Odd Fellowship,
with which organization he had long
been identified.
Milford chronicle., 1883-10-05
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENT.

A gentleman who has had a wide
experience in hotel life, said to the
CHRONICLE recently, that in all his
travelling he had never met with ta-
Die that was so well supplied with
every thing that is to be desired, as
that of the Males Hotel at Slaughter
Beach.
When you are ready to order your
Peach Trees don't foget that G. Hop
kins has about $4,000 grown from Ten
hessee Natural Seed. S-29-tf
Milford chronicle., 1883-10-05

THR political revolutions which occurred last
year in Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania
and Michigan are not possible in any of the
Southera states. Ignorance is too general, pre-.
judice too strSng and pArtiSanship too bitter and
intense in Southern States for any such moral
and intellectual awakening among voters as
characterized, tor example, the independent
movement in Pennsylvania, last year. For this
reason the result in Maryland is still an unsOlyed
problem Morning NeloS.
Milford chronicle., 1883-10-05
D E A T HI S

OLIvER-In South Milford, on Tuesday, Oct.
2nd, Mary Oliver, wife Of Capt. John Oliver,
aged So years 10 months.
HALL.-In Milford Neck on Wednesday Of Ty-
phoid fever Rachael NJ Hall, daughter Of David
Hall, aged II years The remains were inferred
in the Odd Fellows Cemetery yesterday after
noon.
Milford chronicle., 1883-10-05

RANDOLPH PETERS expects to place l 900 bush
els of pears in J. Goud's refrigerator in vii.
mmgton, in an experiment, Tor storing fruit, Of
which he expresses great confidence. He is re-.
ported to have selected largely Of the varieties.
Dutchess, Vicar, Lawrence and Rutter. Hitherto
fruit that has been thus saved in ice houses
comes thence with its flavor gone, and il Mr..
Peters can obvate this by any care or improved
methods, growers will accord him many thanks.