davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1883-09-01
Honorable inIcnd.

I-zU. l. company Las paid to lot-owners
n ~ dead town If rlainsyiIle, the price
sf7zr..l ga ,le.r ic,s, AID also bought the
tl..a.-, r..-,s.-ayc la number-at cost
u-a. I.- a1lon y most commendajle Oh
~ pr o.. ;as g.mlany, and evinces 4 dis
F5..-.- 81 a,a. f4irly 10y all When Plains
,..ryas b.5 uu. !. vas Z iogegOne conclu-
,-.l :l4s II. aa.l-lsyon road would termIn-
O.. a-la.- D. .G-.
, 1883-09-01
lniC:pIi,il= anuTnnl.

'4-". i.s .'-. l.araas in Eastern Wash
--'.a Is -. |.-a Na.!a SIATEsuAN. Each
.'.-e q -.., = --na heavily charged with orig
---. al .i..r natter; r-,.lrs ils rdItIr dis
s--'' s-'.-. .i,...ry energy IL gct-.ng the
--.''' ~s"s L im. lr:aH-e Ir,.u lie outside
'.''- j." ~isay-.asay Trash -ppears IL its
.-..- columns, ~. always, whatever is
,-'' is 'ii'e.-y 80 the point with ID ev.lsions
.5-.i1s Al .-'sI he ca;skilts. Zach logical
-.. = .--.s "i-l r=rspicuity AID flashes out
a. -. f1..-' Ike diamond points. The Walla
''tlsaAN Is a IuoIsi Plper.-ColtaS
, 1883-09-01
A Representative Journal.

The Duly Report. published in San Fran
cisco by Messrs. Bunker 4 Hester, exhibits e
commenGa5le iegree Of enterprise during the
Cenclaye in that city. Its columns are re-
plete with interesting local editorial and gem
eral news, and We are proud to say the Esf'Ost
is fast pushing lis way TO the front rank OF
San FraDciscO's representative Journals. The
propEietors have ia-t purchased late IN
proved 81. 900 press, which greatly facilitates
ie publishing their two daily esiitiSns-
, 1883-09-01
scare Another.

n T. More * 60. have scii to G. t.
r.-r.. 10 eco bcsaa.s Of wheat which will
r.. .,,,,-i ,,.g o.,g the Northern Pacific.
r. az. s.ryne the wheat viii he apprO-
,a...,g labeled, g.nng the destination OF
a.y5s., where from, etc, thns adTertis-
rr.-.g c.e..Ehea: growing regions OF wash
...t,a l.-. -Ify.
, 1883-09-01
A World Of l:ssOd.

One OF the most popular medicines nov
fore the American ublic, is Hop Bitters.
You see it everywhere. People take It With
good effect. 1t builds III: m up. 1t Is not
ss pleasant to the taste as some other Bit
tiers, as it is not whisky drink. 1t Is more
ike the old-fashioned bone-set tea, that has
aors world Of good. Ii you don't feel
jr.l rignt, try Hop Bitters.-Ns'sda Ne'e.
, 1883-09-01
The Murderer Caught.

sa.as5 resial to the oregO"iaH' under
sin, .-th. states that Sheriff Storrs,
N, tal;y, had received telegram
,,r.as. Sgok.ne county, stating that
-,,.s lie murderer Of Stout at The
l.r. f.i bra arrested. Stcrrs immesi-
..r- .,. man TO Sgrague TO identity
lssI..
, 1883-09-01
How They VIII Come.

The Geld Spike party from the east will
number $50 persons. To accommodate these,
the Pullman Palace Gar Campany has been
asked 70 furnish twenty four sleepers. which
VII be made up into three trains, The Ger
man guests will leave New York Aug. 2s.
coming by the way of Niagara Falls and Chi
cago, and will reach st. Panl on Sept lst.
The English and American guests will leave
New York Aug. 3)th, arriving at st. Paul
two days Later. From thence the three trains
viii proceed together to the place of destina-
ton, where they will be met by the guests
from the west
, 1883-09-01
50 Fn. In "a sse.r.

Il employed some Of the best physicians
here, wrote VIM Z Tanner, Of Dayton, D.
"rhey al said my child could not Iive for
three weeks. 1t had 50 fits in "a heurs.
We gave 1t .Somayitaa Nevune and the med
ieins effected permanent cure" Drugsistz
, 1883-09-01
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Institute assembled al r NJ, Rev. Mr..
Cobleigh read an address to teachers upon
the necessity Of instructing pupils TO avoid
idleness, profanity and falsenood.
Secretary CIark, in a fex pointed remarks.
urged the subject Of Temperance.
y. II. Fcich spoke upon the subject of
phonetic spelling. after which Miss l.. l..
West read m ably composed essay on ply
siology.
The evening Session was takefup by an
address by Prof a. J. Anderson, upon the
relation Of public schools to colleges, and an
address By J. d. Wartsborsh, @; Pendleton,
on the use OF free schools.
SECDNn nav
, 1883-09-01
Repairing the steamer.
PORTLAND, Aug. -, lSs

PORTLAND, Aug. y, 1855.
T. X. TaSNATr, MAYOR or WALLa WAL
L.:-Dsar Sr:-Gour favor of the Sth INST,
relative to supplying wheels for Washington
Engine No. /, to c. II. Prescott, Esq,
manager, has been referred to me- II you
will kindly order nex set of hind wheels
for the fire engine referred to, We will deliver
them free Of charge. and viii make voucher
for the bill of cost upon receipt of same from
vou. A. l. SToKls,
Assist. Sept OF Traffic.
, 1883-09-01

r.....t,s method Of notifying all parts s
- :, re that am in need OF funds,
- ,..-e,.frlly ask my creditors to come
..a b.iore October lst. thereby
q -.-,,rs-. THOS. QUINN
s',,-- r--r, W-,.a. SEPT. lst, 1888. S-30-w3s
, 1883-09-01

CENTERvILLE, Oregon. Ju'y p, 1883.
MsssRs. RUSSELL & Co., Naila Waila,
W. T.-Dear S;rs-We have now used the
New Massillon" four days in threshing
wheat and barley and having Tun abou,
every other make of machine, can honestly
say ttat We regard the New Masillon" the
best machine ever shipped to the coast for
fast threshing, perfect separation and clean
ing. HALLS & EIGBY.
, 1883-09-01
Cssa wo-s Appreeia,ed.

Messrs. d. &. Howe & Co.. Of the WailA
WaIia Blank Book Mandatory, hsve for
warded to Deputy County Clerk }. /. Lock-
hart, at Cheney, 3 splendid set Of books and
in acknowledging the receipt of sane, the
gentleman says: "The books are nicely
gotten up, and give perfect satisfaction
, 1883-09-01
,ri,,,y Come and 60.

Ill SQUADS Of immigrant wagons pass
II town daily. They generally halt
''', ,,'., street, lay in some supplies, make
%. ;,o,jries, sni then quietly pass on,
OF Ten bound f9r the grel. unsettled
q.r--.e country.
, 1883-09-01
Another successful Trial.

WALLA WALLA, ". T., July 26, 1888.
MESsRs. Russell & Co:-DeGr SrS-l
have now given the New Massilion Separa-
tor and l3Horse Traction Engine thor
ough trial and can say it is the best thresh-
ing outfit ever saw run. have threshed
righ. along eight bushels Of wheat per min
ute and done first class work in every Ee-
spect. l am highly pleased with both Sep
ara.or and engine. | want no better.
JOSEPH HADLEY.
, 1883-09-01
Change of Time.

H.. haze been advised by telegraph that
-. -,rl on the o. r. ( n. road will
"a, changed next week. Under the
. ,e.Be1ts the east bound passenger
Ill arrive in this city at 6r. NJ. IN
.-5ofSr. NJ. as at present.
, 1883-09-01

The Helena Iadepeasisst Of Ang- 25i ar
rived this morning: only seven days from
Helena. 1t probably came BY way OF San
Francisco and laid eves to attend the C-'n'
claye-
, 1883-09-01

v-,k langs, spitting Of blood o06sanp.
.,s kindred affections. cared without
=, address for treatise, with two
- IN. WORLDS DIsPESaAKf MEDICAL
,--.,.rroy. Buffalo. \. \.
, 1883-09-01
Wanted.

v.-,.a immediately twenty teams to
" ,be,,. Big prices paid. Inquire OF
"a, a.. Cor. Main and Third streets.
:. l. -''- #.
, 1883-09-01
w n e AT |!

will pay the highest market prices for
Wheat or make liberal advances and receive
an consignment.
, 1883-09-01

incorporated IN 1865 for IS years by the Legisla-
ture FOR Educational and Charitable piIrpos=s-with
u csrtsi Of 81 600 ts0-to which q reserve fund Of
over s55o,o 900 has since been asidel-
By overwhelming popular vote the franclii-e
nsie part Of tn present Stat. COns-rUIlO lOn
s.lo?:ei December 81. A. ID. 1853.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed 10y
the people Of any state.
1t never scales OF po-tponss.
SIS Grand single Number Drawings take
place Manthly.
a SPIeNDiD OPPORTUNITY TO WY
FuRTINE NINTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS
!, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, SEPrEN-
Der II, t5S3-lGeii Monthly Drawing.
, 1883-09-01
CAPITAL PEIZE $4,000.
IirIris only -. shares In PrspOrti Ion
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
EirArfs only

'w, doAeTsty certify hot sp,Trise fs Grrangs-
hieais for al "a, Eoathig and Ssaai-iREdi DrGrsngs
Of die LoHisiGRa Sfdfs Lo''ery Company, end pr
son lsdRGgs and caRtroi n, DrTrriaJs AeIss,ir,s od
that he conducted l-iEi toRcsy, gdiTa,ss,
and 9ood fdih toir,rd HH stf.ss and GEfhoT-
me company 10 fiis c.TihcJis ,rt flcsiHii,s
IF our Signatures dctacs, "a rs ddrsFtiSShsRts."
, 1883-09-01
CAPIrAL PkfLE. S.5,:oo,

1861 Prizes sInoGntin, to So. ..o
Applcation for rats 20 clubs ss,ih lie made only
To the Office of the company in New orleans.
For further informstiun WRITE dearly, giving fall
adir--- Make p. o. Mon ora. rs payable and ad-
dress registered letten 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL EANk.
New Orleans. Ia
Ordinary ir.t n by mail or enPnss 10
". 1. DAGPnIN,
Aew Orleans. Ia.
or u. 4. DAIPHIN.
60: seventh Sc. Wa>hi nsion, ID. 4.
, 1883-09-01
Nav ORihAN>, Aug i, lsSs.
TO THE PUBLIC
Investigate for Yourselves.

P0stmaster-Genenl Gershan having published
wiful and malicious fasecci in regard 10 the char
acter Of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, the
following facts gwen TO the pgeic 10 prove his
stafer0enf. that We are engaged IN f:autulnt bus
ness, To DC false ami untrue:
Amoan: Of prizes paid by The Ioai-i-n= State
Lottery COMPANY irOla JaLEny !. 1853. Il present
late:
PAID to southern Express Co. New Orleans,
I. II. wes,ooat, Manager, II, ,StS 800
Paid TO Louisisn, National Bank, JOS H.
ogiesby Pnsiicnt t.......-............ i6j.soO
Paid 10 Louisiana Stste National Bank, =
H. Kennedy, President. ..........-.....- IasleS
Paid TO New Orleans National Rank, A.
Baldwin, President t................ $3.50
Pad to Uuion National Bank, y. Ciarlaon
Cashier, -. ...-........-........... si4sO
PAID To Cirizens' Bank. E. l. Carriere. Pres
iient. -......,'-,'...-. 7.eO
Paid 20 GerInanil National Rank, Julss
Casslrl. President. ient.-............-....... 3d.
Pad 10 Hib-ruia National BInk Chas Pal
frey. Csshir -. 5000
Pam TO Canal isBs, "a. Toby. Cashsr IS.IsO
Pad 70 Mutual National Rink los. Nit
cl.ei, Cashier. -. $500
Total pail as above. s., 22jJ CSC
Pail IN sums Of under Il 900 Al the Various
ofiees of the company ihrOEzhCu; the
United State G2., ,4i0
, 1883-09-01

Total paid by all l.................... -, ,ssI, ,ojO
For the truth VI the above facts refer the pub
hc 10 the officers If the above named corporations.
and for our legality and standing 10 the Mayor AMI
Officers of the Giiy of New Orleans, - the State
authorities Of Louisiana, and also 10 the L. ) on
eisl ot Lou isa.i. We elm "a be LEGAL, honest and
correct IN all cur trsnsaetohs, niucii a. any
business IN the csuniry- Dur standing oonnetei
by all wLo will investigate, and stork las for
Yeas besn sold II Board II Brokers, and owned
by ;aahy Of our best known and respected citizens.
zAGnmlN pr...r--L
, 1883-09-01
VillIiM J3NE>.

Dealer in Farm Machinery. corner Main Snf
Tiiri streets, Wala WalIa-
July q, 1888
, 1883-09-01

Nervous weakness. Dsspsrsaa, ,s. - 3.
sexu., D.biisy. eursa by ;. xslh hea'''
.evGs 81 -ss
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-10-11


Commissioners met at the Office of the
County Clerk, on the 1st day of October,
1888, present, S. P. johnson, H. MOuI-
ton and j. H. Close, members OF said
board of County Commissioners. S. w.
McElroy, County Atty and ]. w. Lowe
County Clerk, were also present, called
to order by chairman johnson.
On motion, John r. Lape, Ira Furgu-
son and Greed S. Taylor were con-
tirmed as appraisers of sec. So, Town l,
Range is.
On motion the quarterly report of the
County Sup't for quarter ending Sept
SOth, 1883, was approved.
On motion the quarterly report of the
sup't of the poor farm was approved.
Road petition of c. M. Cook and
others of Belmont township placed on
file bond approved, and J. W. Duncan,
Amos Ewell and S, G. Nay appointed
viewers with instruction to meet the
county surveyor at the beginning of
said road on Tuesday the 3Oth day of
October, 1883, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
Road petition of j. Without and 9TH
ers of Logan township placed on file,
bond approved, and A. B. Miller, ]. A.
Bowman and A. Il. Boyd appointed
viewers to meet the county surveyor at
the beginning of said road on Friday
the 26th day of October, 1883, at 10
O'Clock, A. n.
Road petition of John Hill and others
of Mound township placed on file, bond
rejected as being insufficient.
Allowance of claim against the coun-
ty. occupied the remainder of the A. n.
On motion adjourned to O'Clock,
P. M.
Net pursuant to adjournment present
as before called to order by chairman
Johnson, proceeded to the allowance OF
claims.
CLAIM of Chas. Dickey for furnishing
coffin for DuckwOrth, rejected, amount
claimed, s8.
Claim of Drs. Hall and Burt for med
ical attendance on one Pauper Cave,
continued, amount claimed, $17.
Claim ofW. T. Morgan, overseer OF
the poor of Crystal township, continued
amount claimed, Sc.
w. T. S. May, presented petition OF
citizens of Phillips county, asking fol-
release from jail of Taylor Hatton, on
motion petition granted and sheriff or.
dered to release said Taylor Hatton.
On motion Martha West was released
from custody.
On motion adjourned to O'Clock, A
T., October I'd. 1883.
Oct. End, 1888,
Commissioners met persuaat 70 I'D
iournment, full board present, called K
order by chairman johnson.
On motion the contract to whom tn,
county printing is to be let viii be re
quired to enter into bond of six hun
dred dollars for the faithful performance
Of said contract, and the county atty i
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$1,000
State W.. pauper cav.
9i05O
Oct 9Th 1883

OCT btn 1855
Commissioners of PHILLIPS county
met pursuant to Adjournment, present
l. + johnson and V Close members
OF said county commissioner, S WSEc-
EIroy county attorney, and ] w Lowe
county clerk. Called to order bv
chairman Johnson. Proceeded to fhs
allowance of claims against the cour-
ty as follows: HIlHus IlfIlaF
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hereby directed to prepare said bond.
Bids for county printing for one year
from October 1st, 1888, were opened as
follows:
Garretson and Lamb, of the Indepen-
dent, "a per cent. of legal rates.
w. w. Gray, Logan Enterprise, 20
per cent. of legal rates.
George w. Wood, Republican,, $50
per year.
w. D. Jenkins, Chief. per cent. of
legal rates.
VIM. Bissell, Herald, bid No. I, Is
per cent. of legal rates.
VIM. Bissell, Herald, bid No. 2. 8
per cent. less than any other response
bic bidder, provided that is not more
than one dollar less than nothing, re-
jected as not being legal bid
W. c.. Thornton of the Democrat,
bid Sit, (time not given) rejected as
not beng specific.
On motion w. D. Jenkins of the
Kirwin Chief was awarded the county
printing for one year from Oct. 1st,
1888, on fling bond as stated above
Application of Henry Furguson for
reduction of assessment for the year
1888, on lot u, block 6. range 2, city of
Phillipsburg, was on monitor rejected.
Application of E. G.. Trowe, asking
for the refunding of taxes paid by him
in 1875, alledging that theI same was
erroneous, was on motion rejected.
Application of H. G.. Spaulding for
balance of salary as Probate Judge, for
term of Office as such Probate Judge
ending on the second Monday in jan
uary, 1888, was on motion rejected
On motion adjourned to l o'clock, P
n.
MetEpursuant to adjournment, full
board present.
On motion the County Clerk was
authorized to have suitable doors made
for basement of court house, after al
lowing claims of miscellaneous order,
on motion adjourned to Saturday,
Oct. 6, for the purpose of allowing ex-
penses of the District court.
Claims allowed on the General fund.
NJ 0,r,o NJ lNln,.l~ nOEO OS
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4'It< secret Societies.
!. o. o. r.
PhSINpssurR Lodge Ne. l65. meets every We'd
nssday Visiting brethreWS c0EdiSy nVSoS
t.T. i. butcher. Rec. secretary.
A. F. and A. NJ.
PhIliipsburg LodEa No. .ls4, meets every Sat
aPAay on or before the full moon. bisiting
6rsthren cordially invited TO attend n, ~
: g elephant, Sc. r. N pUT0HKA' H-
K. Of p.
Crescent Lodge No AZ. meets every Monday
evening. Visiting brethren cordially inYited to
Sttapd DAVID MAKKER Z. G.
) 1.OEsOn, K OfR and s.
O. A. r.
PhiiIipsburg Post No I. meets Saturday after
4hs full NOON Visiting Cnnraaes always Yer
J " Lowe. Adj.
Church Directory.
Il. &. Church-Rev. W. r. Allen, every, al
mat Sabbath at II o'clock q. NJ. and IN
lOsk p. m. commencing May 6. lSSS.
Presbyterian Rev. Joseph Prttsrson, every
Ssoend and fourth Sabbath at IL O'Clock q. M
AitsrnAre at p.
AltsrRAts at TX p. m.
Union Sabbath schoOl.-Every Sabbath at 10
o'clock 3. IN.
Presbyterian Sabbath Sehool.-At the Church
SVoTY Sunday at 10 o'clock n. m
Union Prayer Meetng.-EVery Thursday eve
ntSAG.
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Proceedings Of the County Commits
sioners Of Phillips County, Kansas.
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TN. Jones. Wholesale Dealer in choie'
Il Dairy Butter. Poultry, Eggs DC. west sid
public square, FIRST door north of LeEngweli d
WiRship'F.
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82i6 "a
Miscellaneous

L II Evans beef for Griffith esI4
Mlley med. attendance on Mrs
ALB Houck do do Mrs Landretb Ia M m
ID Potts moving pauper P H $50
F Rambo overseer of the poor q 4 m
II Spauldlng money advanced ~
for pauper l ,-,-l,'--N, 81 so
Amanda Smith boarding pauper 10 90
W 4 Rowe supplies for do Il *
Ehos Fife do do do IS 90
ia . aat I1.tf - >,srtAS "0
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Dhillips County Bank. J. T. Morse Cash Ter,
4 east side public square.
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T Page, Harressmaker. Special attention
- given to repairing west side public square
Arst door south Ose's drug stOre'
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AfB. Mccormick, Attorney at Law and
~ Collection Agent, Office with q, w. Stin-
ssa south side square,
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Tohn GePhart, Confectionery and RestRu-
~ rant east. side Public Square, one door
south Phillips County Bank,
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IN. Eyanr, City Meat Market. south side
IL public square.
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phsIhpsSurg Lodge Ne. l65. meets every Wed
nesdRy. Visiting brethren cordially invited To
SttSHd ". ". ANDERSON. n. G.
=. q. Il. butcher, Rec. Secretary.
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Thas pickey, dealer in Furniture and COt-
II fNs. west side pablie 50 uAre.
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NE Elroy h Mckay Attorneys at Law and
SJ1 Land Agents, office north side of square
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~ w. Stinson, Attorney at Law and Land
u Agent, Office south side Pubic Square.
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1896 80
State vs.. Hatton.
State vs.. Bradish

NIB Mccormick j P fees 1870
j B Woods Sheriffs - go;
G A Spaulding cl'rk dist. court ia;
D e. Clark constables fees "a 81
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PhiIIiDSburg Herald.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
secret Societies.
BY

WILLIAM BISSELL.
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DsIas Hannah. Livery and Feed Stable, and
-OnARaRer If the PhiliiPsburg and Marvin
StAge Line. Makes conn ection with all pRssen-
ger trains on Central Branch. Stable opposite
the Presbyterian hurch,
@ W. MeRlroy County Attorney and LaSd
~ Agent, ONCE north west corner Court
u ouse.
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nc Cormiek Bros, Groceries and ProVis-
sJL1 ions south east corner public square.
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Tentral House. E. AlbaHgh Proprietor,
u south 1iIe public square.
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NC. SrraEue, Drugs and Medicines, Pains
VI Oils Toilet Articles &c, east side sQuare.
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m ling < Biekford, Merchandise and Hard
4Aware. Bissel's Block, southwest cor square
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NH. LesiaEWen. General Merchandise,
NsWest eide square.
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JOB WORK Exc Enseg qtsSd il prompt %nDt
ner at efaId establishment.
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TIys OOdward 3 Davis, Attorneys at Law
~ aud RealestRte Agents office north side
Sable square.
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AcGtsOual Hotel, Charless Diekey proprietor.
~ RAst side public square.
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NUMBER 20.

State vs.. West
N b Mccormick j r ICES aaT9 Ok
u Z Clark constable do $40
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PrOebytsrian Rev. Joseph Prttsrson, every
Oaoend and fourth Sabbath at IL o'clock q. M
AitsrnAre at p.
AItsrRatS at TX p, N.
Milford chronicle., 1883-10-26

members Of this alliance hold themselves in read.
mess to consider the expedency Of abrogating the
/ Independent action contemplated In the former
part of this resolution. Therefore we are deierm-
! ined 10 act we pray and we therefore endorse
/ the temperance compact and congratulate our
/ friends that 1000 citizens have already pledged
themselves and we will join in earnest efforts 70
secure tens OF thousands of such pledges
RESOLVED, That we hereby instruct the Central
Executive Ommittee 70 Immediately devise and
enact snch measures as may be necessary TO 3
thorough organization OF the friends OF local op-
tiOn prohibition on the basis cited above, said
committee 10 have full power AZ regards ways and
means toward that end and said committee -
further instructed TO take immediate measures 70
secure thorough canvass for additional sgners
to the pledge
Tue meeting was addressed by the Rev. J. E.
Smith pastor of Mount Silem NJ E. Church and W
H.Pnrnel LID. President OF Delaware College.
The Revs. 7. f. Martindale and J. D. RRg, and
R. NJ. Cooper were appointed committee TO
prepare an appropriate memorial on the death
Of the Rev. Dr.. Matlack, the late President Of
the Alliance. The united choirs OF the N. E.
and Presbyterian Churches furnished pleasing
music al the evening session OF the Alliance.
A session was held Wednesday morning ct
which the Recording Secretary was ordered to
have printed 1000 copies OF the minutes Of the
Tor distribution through the State.
Milford chronicle., 1883-10-26
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

New Stock of Wall Paper Just re-
ceived at FOulk & DeLamater's.
All the leading styles in gold papers
and beautiful borders just opened al
FOulk & DeLamater's.
Game suppers are now the attrac-
ti0n at Males Hotel. Marsh birds are
very plenty and the sport of hunting
after good dog over marsh and mead
Ow lands is seldom better.
VIM. P. Cullen announces his inten-
tiOn to sell stoves so cheap that every
one, be he poor or rich. can enjoy the
warmth and satisfaction derived from
a really first-class stove. He purchases
from the stove works direct and saves
the middle-man's profit, this he gives
to his customers.
100 Trunks just received at ATnOld's.
Drive Pumps are put down by VIM.
A. Humes, of Milford He has put in
new machinery for cutting threads. and
other appliances for expediting the
business. Get his prices before having
work done.