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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-05-24
Found.

GONE ONE CAN HEAR OF \ HE Wy
- Cot and a Valise full of clothing,
which tn m not wish to lose, by int
uuirlng at the HERALD Office.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-05-24
TenpeHarness
STOP

The old thoroughbred
saddler, D. W. Jones will
run a saddler shop for a
short season at Tempe,
commencing in about tw
weeks from date.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-05-24

Orc l.u9dred thous nd e,erha +
a:e very year slaughtered to supply
the ivory OF the word. The 1900
coo poano Of ivory uscd b England
in year rcqu r. The sacrifice f
10000 of the beasts
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-05-24
StrOud's Theater.

Call for Boca beer at the Boca
Beer Depot.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-05-24
Probate Notice.

A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia =
Damiana BItters.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-05-24

Call for advertised letters.
GEO E. MowREY, +. NJ.
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]. B. Cooper
COOPER BUILDING)
Corner Main and Commerce Streets,
SMYRNA, DEL.

Besides the usual full line of Staple and Fancy
Groceries, Provisions, Glass and Quecnsware Ropes,
Cedar Ware, Lamps Books Stationery Pocket Books,
Pocket and Table Knives, Brushes, Tea and Chamber
Sets Dry Goods, Notions Carpets Oilcoths Rugs Mats
Underwear, &C., | have few decided BARGAINS in
the Dry Goods Store that persons may be glad to
take There are several Pieces Of l2 cts Dress Goods
that will sell at from Five to Ten Cents and worth
20 and 2 cts that will be sold at Ten and Fifteen Cents
They good and Staple Goods but am tired having
them the Shelves and they will be sold And then
have piece of Hemp Carpet very heavy, worth so cts
that will be sold at 35 cs and another piece worth 40
cts that will be sold for 25 cts Besides these there
number of other things that going to be almost
given away just to get rid of old stock. Call and buy
them before April lst.
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! AL KINDS OF DRY GOODS

q Many families pride themselves on
their noble ancestry !; but here, in this
demoefatic country we do not care so
much about our pedigreeas our health
or, at least, that ought TO be the princi-
cal object of our solieitude. We cannot
have good health without pure, rich
blood. When the blood is out of order
disease manifests itself in the skin md
flesh, and in fact, in all parts of the
body. To be restored to health, take
Scovill's Sarsaparilla or Blood and
Liver Syrup. Physicians speak in the
highest terms of this medicine.
DR.. Everett, Cooper Plains, Steuben
county, N. ", mentions two cases of
Scrofula and Erysipelas in which
Scovill's Sarsaparilla or Blood and
Liver Syrup effected cure, and says !:
~ think it one of the best purifiers of
the day. 1t has met with perfect sue
cess in every case where l have used
itD
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Restrictive Legislation.

The following items taken from our
exchanges of the past few days will in
dlcate the breadth of the sentim ent on.
pFohibitOry legislation fy
Members of the prohibition party of
New Jersey held a consultation in
trenton to arrange for a vigorous
campaign in the Fall.
g. West Virginia, strong Democratic
o1ate IS about to try prohibition. An
amendment u! to the constitution prohib-
lu9g the sale of liquors has been
ordered to a third reading and it is
SaiG ia VIII pass by large majority.
Inc Temperanee Movement is max
ing decided headway in Florida, the
senate by a unanimous vote having
passed bill prohibiting the sale and
IlStnDution of Intoxicating liquors in
tlN state. 1t is claimed, the bill will
pass the House Of Delegates and re-
S9ne tne. Governors signature. "a
=, me lOealoption method seems to be
2 we plan most favored in the South of
TgIahhg with the liquor question.
hree States have adopted it7-Ken-
tfssSy Mississippi and South Carolina.
we former State a number of coun-
SeS nave passed prohibitory acts. The
flgat to sell liquor has also been re-
FUSED FUSED in the ncighborhood of some
ogneges and churches. In Mississippi
ABOUT fifty different localities have for.
Aiglaaen the sole of intoxicants, while a
so1 hombeIy have taken the same
nurse IN South Carolina. There has
geen lsss, agitation of prohibition in
Sne southern than in the Northern
.ssHSe saSases, but the former appear never
i sneless to be making commendable pro
srgss ny IN dealing with the subject.
ane ne Iowa PROM bitionists have called
oIate Convention Of the friends o
nj hperanee for the 9TH of February
hhs meeting will be for consultation a
- sne best course to be pursued In tn
present situation of the prohibition
rau rause IN the State. If the Temperance
tteople blde their lime patiently and at
iisap issa ~ nothing rash, they will doubt
-resnSle:ss resi- succeed in getting the amendmen
submitted ;es TO the e.people and in carry
ras.i ,as = again by as large majority as
ssSeWed last June sRut any il1cor
s,uered movement such as an atternT
tso so lorce the Governor to call an exit
Sesslon ssssla Of the Legislature, may prov
'a'ai TO the cause. { Eisls''' -
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.,,,.cu SERVICES.

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army METHODS nd PPM. Sunday School
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y S:v : Fiss Pastor
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-2RS.. Kew "nnday-Preaching at lO1$ a. NJ.
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rand and r.Ei r.FridSys S@ at ~ PM. ReTJrUmS'e
Pastor. "a, Fellows Hall-second sunday
C,rHoLIC.-Odd n resi st A. NJ. and P. NJ Rev
Geo D pi' METHODIST EPISCOPAL tCol9redj.1 -
CGNrENNTAL 1MIanarhimg Mn,.iig at 1917 A. NJ. and p
c saa FsT T. S"Se'
~, Pastor.
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CHowA IAwYER TREATEp THE CASE

SHowA LAWYER TREATED THE CASE.
-, David Strouse, of New Haven
Connecticut, was attacked with a Sc
we're rheumatism in my right arm,
hand and foot, SO that j walked with
difficulty and could hardly use my
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Attorney-at-Law.-NeU Hduen (Conn. J
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Smyrna times., 1883-01-31

County and State Items.
Anthony Reybold was awarded by
the jury $S4,S84.29.
norid Chandler, prominent citizen
Of OfWilmington, died last week.
Tho Rev. John Shilling, pastor of
prandywine NJ. E. Church, has been
nj from brain fever.
worry promising revival commenced
81 or two since at Glendale Nj. f.
Sbnrch Rev. l. d. Johnson, pastor.
Tho new NJ. E. Church at Hockessin,
- Newport and Stanton circuit, is
vsorlv no completed. 1t will cost, when
finished, about $1,000. & 8 3 f.a >A'
In the House Wednesday the bill tG
oboIish the whipping of persons con-
victed of murder in the second degree
was killed by vote of 10 to 8.
The Daily Republican, a paper neces-
sory to meet the wants of large class
Of Wilmingtonians has been greatly
improved by new dress of type.
lanes L. Heverin, of Dover, has
arnounced himself as a competitor OF
7 Thomas Budd for the office of Immi-
grafton Commissioner. Well, well J
The Newark Ledger has discovered g
hen that lays eggs covered with orange
peel. The owner of the hen, a Mr.
saunders accounts for it from the fact
that the hen ate orange peel.
The home farm near Dover of thu
late John w. Cullen, was sold to Robt
H. Lewis, ESQ. The farm contains 13-
acres and was sold for $9025 per acre
The whole amount of the sale of th
real estate of the deceased, $31, ,O72.31
Smyrna times., 1883-01-31
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MARYLAND Items.

Revivals of religion are in progress
in many of the Peninsular churches.
Mrs. John T. Temple died at the res
idence of her husband, near Temple
vile, last Friday.
The Cambridge Era will issue a
small daily during sittings of the Will
ming NJ. E. Conference.
The Elk river was frozen over last
week, and the young folks of Elkton
had fine time and much fun skating
on it
Joseph w. Walls, one of the oldest
citizens of Queen Anne's county, died
near Templeville in the 18th year of
his age.
CrumptOn has got debating society,
and it has tackled the very abstruse
and elusive question: Which runs
the greater risk in entering matrimOny,
man or woman
The smallpox has again broken out
Ill EastOn. Inc disease maze ltS APP
pearanee in two cOlored families, en-
bracing IL in all, and they were
promptly removed to the pest house.
An otter eight feet long was killed
near Snow Hill, a few days since. This
is Maryland yarn where marvellous
things are manufactured to perfection,
but not ahead of the Newark Ledger''
pig story.
The Sussex people are almost unani
nous in favor of the proposition fol
three school superintendents.-George
tOwn Letter Writer.
Of course they are. We shall mex
expectto hear that Sussex will wan
all three.
Smyrna times., 1883-01-31
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The New York Carpets still for sale besides other
Brussels, Extra Superior Ingram, &C.
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NOTICE

All persons having unsettled accounts with me-
will please call at my Office for settlement during
this month. ..& rE-1
a. also offer at private sale pair of
sqRRf}A Jersey Matches. No 1-Dasy, gentle.
&BY% sound, speed. No.2-Dave. also gen.
-SACz'AD tie, sound and will makea good family
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One Cow, part Alderny, coming in %NH3tL4U
Four Shoats. One Family Carriage. S-s1----<'
jan l0-3w j. G. SWINNEY. NJ. d.
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Registers Order.


REGISTERS OFFICE, KENT COUNTY, DEL.
i, DOVER. January 10. 1888. J
Upon application of ALTER MEGEAR. Admin
istrator C. T. A, of WILLIAM z. MEGEAR, late
of Duck Creek Hundred. in said County, de-
ceased it is ordered and directed by the Register
that the said ALTER MEGEAR, give notice of
the granting of Letters of Administration Z. I. A.,
upon the estate of the said deceased, by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such letters, in six of the most
public places of the County of Kent, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same or abide by an Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided; and
also cause the same to be inserted in the SMYRNA
TIMES newspaper published in Smyrna and
continue therein weeks.
Given under the hand and seal of office
rsv Of the Register aforesaid, at Dover, Kent
l'ANL'l County aforesaid, the day and year above
written.
]. C. PENNEwILI., REGISTER.
-tot-
NOTICE.
The undersigned, Administrator c. I. ~. named
above, hereby gives notice, that Letters of Ad-
ministration were granted to me on the 18th
day of January. 1888; all persons therefore having
demands against the deceased estate will present
the same, properly attested on or before the 18th
day of January 1884, or abide by law III this be
half. -
ALTER MEGEAR,
jan paw 1906 Arch Street, Phila., Pa.
Smyrna times., 1883-01-31
A Portrait of Garfield.

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portrait of Garfield. or one of Mrs Garfield. % by
cents each; to those not subscribers, for 20 cents
each.
Smyrna times., 1883-01-31


Also. will be exposed to Public Sale, at Green
Spring station, on the Delaware Railroad, in
y Z Flackb bird Hundred. New Castle County,
Delaware, on the same day at3 oc CLOCK,
u a3fza r. NJ, the following Real Estate late
of said deceased. situated, in .sg
Blackbrd Hundred afore-
said, TO wit:
1l NoeI.-sTract ofland, bounded by the Delaware
Railroad the public road from ,Casperson's Mill
10 Green Spring Station, lands of Alfred 4, Hud-
sorI and Others, Denney's Mill Pond and Tract
above containing "a Acres and % tercltes more
or less; with right of way % feet wide. extend:
ing from said premises 10 the Duck Creek and
Alley Road The Wheat Crop on said premises Is
No. S.GTract of woodland, bounded by lands
late of George w. Buchanan, Gideon Il. Rothwell
and others. containing AZ Acres and l2S fercheS'
inShe Ne q Of Woodland. bounded by Casper.
sons Mill Road, and lands Of Jas B. Moore1 Peter
q Q'Neill and others. containing ~ Acres ana ~
Perches, more or less. ~, 80 Itssa
All OF said real estate will be sold free from the
! ioyer Of the widow OF said deceased.
TERMS. Zen per cent Of the purchase money
on fhe dav Of sale one third Of The purchase
| money may remain on Mortgage during the life
| OF said widow; balance Of the purchase money
on return of sale, viz of the land IN Kent county
i March nth next. and OF the land IN New Castle
4 County, March 5th next. Possession given Mareh
| lst next. Plots can be seen AZ tne snyrhs
House sm yrnA' Ds'w W. c. sPRUANcE.
Administrator OF Horace Spruance, deceased
4 Wilmington, Del, January 49, lss8
b. v. WELDON, Auctioneer.s fsF
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Real Estate
viii be exposed to Public Sale at the SMYRNA
HOUSE, in the Town Ui smyrna Kent
County, Delaware.
On Wednesday, February II, 1893,

VI WEDNESDAY, fsuTaay IT. @sa
At II o'clock. A. NJ, the following Real Estate late
of Horace Spruance, deceased, TO wit:
No. Farm near Smyrna. in Duck Creek Hun
dred Kent County aforesaid, containing Three
Hundred and Thirty-SeUen Acres and Ninety Seren
and One Tenth Perches; divided and will be sold
A." Home Farm" All the land lying South
easterlyof the Duck Creek and Alley Road, con-
tanning 225 Acres and l45lz Perches.
Buildings: Large Brick Dwelling. Ice House,
Large new Drying House, Granary, Barrack, Sta.
bles, Carriage House, &C. and large Tenant
House. b3.
about 4 Acres Strawberries. about Acres. All
in full bearing and in fine condition.
BAH the land lying Northwesterly OF said
Duck Creek and Alley Road, extending from the
Delaware Railroad toslot C, containing vs. Acres
B,tildsnos Three Tenant Henses and Barn.
Small fruits Blackberries, about 20 Acres !;
GoOseberries about 3 Acres; and Cherries. about
Acres All of choice varieties and in full bear
This tract will be sold subject 70 a right of way
25 feet wide extending from land of said deceased
in New Castle County to said DHek Creek and
ASys C3sLot % %adjoining lot en- the East containing
| Z Acres and 10 Perches.
| ED.ZIot adjoining lot c on the East, containing
| 5 Acres and l55 Perches. 'U
This property is one of the most valuable and
| desirable on the Peninsula. The land is in a
high state Of cultivation most OF II is enclosed by
good Usage Orange Hedges; nearly all the helds
are supplied with pure, running water; ana 1t is
specially adapted 10 the growth Of peaches, small
fruit aud truck. Of which 1t produces large crops
No. "A lot near Clayton, in Kenton Hundred
i'm said County, on the West side of the Delaware
Railroad, bounded by the Duck Creek and Alley
/ Road. and lands of Patrick Mcguire and others
4 containing Acre, more or less. -. .-.ts
! No. "a lot and dwelling house thereon
situated at Smyrna Landing, IN Duck Creek Hun
dred aforesaid, bounded by the public road anC
! lands late Of Enoch Spruance aud others, con
l. tanning " Of nm Acre more or less.
Smyrna times., 1883-01-31

Both houses of Congress are still
wrestling with tariff bills -
Smyrna times., 1883-01-31
Window Shades and Fixtures, &c.

Remember the "Que" Shirts, the best.
Smyrna times., 1883-01-31
France is in a turmoil.

a u
Smyrna times., 1883-01-31

Avery promising revival commenced
a week or two since at Ellendaie NJ f.
a Sbmrcb "u Rev. l. d. Johnson, pastor.
Smyrna times., 1883-01-31

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