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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-09
EIQEIuA
Finu-PalminE

November, sere and yellow leaved, is on.
There is beauty on the mountains; beauty
in the valleys; but not much comfort at
home if you twist and toss all night on an
old fashioned hair or feather bed, and wake
up feeling as If fiends had been your bed
fellows. Such waste ofprecious night hours
don't pay. Such conditions make disease
laugh and rush to attack.
Rev j. @; Emery, Amsterdam, N Y, knew 1t. and
Dought Pho Palmine mattress for his wife. He
writes; My wife has not been 30 well for years. She
seems, all at once, to have been reconstructed"
That is the unanimous verdict as to Pino-
Palmine. 1t "reconstructs the system,
builds i up, fortiies it, How? you ask. By
giving 1t refreshing rest By toning It during
sleep; By supplying balsamic odors to
breathe. BY giving to the absorbents the
healing resins of the pine. By doing for
you what the pine woods would do, if you
went into them and lived till you got fat
Says T, W. Rounds, N. Main st Providence r. l.;
Am using one OF your Pine Palmine mattresses.
It's odor Is very pleasant and in sanitary point OF
within my knowledge"
One thing more you know; that Is, that
system racked with any disease, or tor
mented with restlessness or sleeplessness,
Is in poor condition TO face the winter.
You want full, native strength to stand up
against winters blasts and changes. Now
Is the time to brace and tone your system,
4, so as to make 1t defiant of winters moods
one months rest on Pine Palmine mat
tress will do the work
there no agent near send orders with length
and breadth OF bed. to Agent Pine Palmine Co. lis
Water street, Boston. Mass.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-09

Jenny Lind still wears her hair as she
used to do, her eyes are as blue as ever,
and she has the old trick of resting her
clasped hands on her knees; no likeness
has ever given any idea of the seraphic
sweetness and elevation of her counte-
nance. She is great favorite with the
English royal family, and the Princess
Helena passes much time with her.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-09
Great Spirit and invoke him to send rain

on his people.
This is the only correct account that
has ever been given of the snake dance,
and it is not an over-painted picture, but
a plain statement of the event by one
who saw it. lie says words will not con
vey any idea of the horrible affair, and
he never wants to witness another.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-09

Opinions crown with an imperial voice
and onions CT own with a stately breath
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-09

In 1882 Montana produced gold and
silver to the amount of SO, 800, 900.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-09

Nine trades union representatives have
been elected to the Ohio Legislature.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
PEABODY SJhOL ,R3 HIP
At rns STATE N RNAL Col.
LICE. NASHVILLE ~.

There ars eight vrosncies from
this S'Ns in ths STATE N rna' 8 hoo.
at N@hyi.l~ 7 no. Taey are worth
500 pet nenuu. Tis following re-.
ll'reurnts sre laid apos applicants:
They NUT b. at 10 ut II yesrs OF
ago, Il good moral cli.rsc'sr. good
v-aiih, must declare their mt n ior
o mako tsachiIg pr fessi. n, 'd
give = pledge To remain VI the oil.
I,g, Two Yeas. 10 'bs eel o'~r.hip ia
~ long, snd TO teach /, the Puo'ic
schools at 'east tw, years u there "
an opportunity. A pl.oants f,r ad.
mis,icu will DO txshintd IN sp, li.g,
rewling, ?'nnsrshi,. grammar aud
-,sly ~. R,e,nric, G ngraphica' snd
Pa, steal Arithmetic, A zebra. B ok
keeping. Pn sio'oe,, U .iisl Sits
History. y INNS ct G olcgy. Tar
annual o. son oDs's On the frat
Wsd~sd ~ IN O:t 'ber next.
! will ,xamine appl,csu's for this
college OF .'ur,isy. Auguat, 2b.b.,
printed qnss'icos benny furuisbsa
b the S ..e Superintendent, vho ap
Joints = COMMITTEE Of examiners TO
decide upon u Q appointments Of The
applicants from the various counties
II tie state.
W. B. BlxaHAx.
sup't pablo educa,ioas. O.pisb, o..
JAY. 3lsk, 1888.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
MASS MELTING.

A large aud resl ectsl,'e Mas
Meeting Of lie vI,ers OF beat 3 wa
hsld Ut P,ne r dge Store on Ss'ur'
l.y. the Alb dny Ut August, 1883
J sss Thompson, j. was called t,
10 chair. Alter brief speeches from
tyo O! ,h- ca dids,ss, Hons A. b
Guyues aud Z, A. Rowan, ~hici
gave general sa,isisc ion to 'hos
fr,s'n,. They made ,Lcir p's'im'
olain IN ssura points Of iItie't t
he people. Tley esp' Ga ~ sarle'
The vutsrs sga;ns. disssuii,n acc
chickering's without jut cause. D
nttlon w. W Dtvi. was epdo.sst
fT Supervisor ind Eth Weigh
nj W. G. Smith 70, Jurices o! tb'
Pace, AID & A. Sm'ta ir Consta
DO. Al, seemed b. be ss,ihaed az,
the men here end rscd. II elected
xill de- iistic- t. h, poople.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
COALITION.

A coalition, or fusion. with thc
Republican party. a. il Is cpmnon',
cal'oi, is IN accomplished lac. H.
Kinds toon.y. The vote VII eh def
niIe'y settled the question stood 5ss
TO SIi. All day wa. spent in rr,.
lonSei discussion Of tie terms, and
tho enal resul. ws u rroposiIoo
psGe directly 10 TIE R pnb!ic,n
convention by tho d mocrtic c n.
rsnt'on, and which proposition Wa
understood ard known to bs To-,
Democratic uliimatum. It passed
tas Il pabiicsn conve ntion by q we
IN the precincts, unanimously. TIL
result has rrcdrc-d harmony in the
Democratic patty. and unq,es'ions-
bly, established kindly feeling be
tween tho two races in this connt,
which VIC are coLidsut will stand
the test ~ Any ira,mat'ry appeals
OF politicians in the failure. Tn,
shape in which tho original terms a.
the compromisa had been suggested,
sha. The X pnblicans should ,.c'i,r
either tho oflics Of Treasurer or CIR.
cult Clerk. produced coward. tie las
the great bone OF con tntiun. ]
became a necessity therefore to
make a change in ihis particular,
and this ~ss done by giving an sdd,.
tinnsl member Of the l,gislsturo. III
lieu. By the terms now ayr el to,
Republicans receive n Justice al he
Poaco md constable in each Super.
visors beat. tLree members oi the
Legislature, Assessor. CJ,orer and
RUgsr and Supervisor. Kinds
county now has quist and content
and by this act has put q atop to
election frauds and iptitaida!ions.-
NV Ai'nssippsn.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
4iar,, in N " qr Of 9 " Or. sec

4iar.s in N " az of 3 " ar. sec
I'll. Range 8 East, III ths town
81 II rlsau.s', t, i'hos S.swars o.
ssuU.Oo. raised t $500 on.
l -cr" in 5 E Or. y z q, sso.ion
4 T 10. R,pgs y. E.s'. in the town
Il H Z shurst. sssesscd To 8 Z Lloyd
=, $ioUo, 90. rsi.sd "a 1880 90.
Losl2 and 8 See 3. T 10, Range
Sect. IN tho town 81 II Z shu'sf. -
- SID IL Th,s Stewart vt SS00.U0
raisrd / 5000 Oh.
sser~s in N W qr. Sect 3. T 10,
r ngs 8 East. in the owu OF H~zls-
nursi, asHs~d TO Susan C0or 81
500 90. raised to $1,000, 60.
Lo. G. tqr ~. in s,c 8, T 10. R 8
east in tho town Il II siohur't. a..
,-s,-d a. known owner Ut SOU raised
o $3.50.
Lots aud SO feet west end of Lo,
o, COR a. s CO, T ID Il 8 east IN
hs town at He sdurst assessed to G
| Base It $1,000 raised t. $3.50.
Lo, $50 t'st N we,t end 70 AZ,
SO 3 T 10 II 3 cas- 10 tas town o.
| II z'eLurs' assessed TO unknown
owner at 5000 raised TO $3.50.
LIT 10 or ~ Sec . T ~ Z 8 cost
ia the town OF HAzl, hu'st assesssd t.
mknown ow nsr ~ $500 raisad tc
1850.
CONFINED next ~o .k.)
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
FUSION IN H.SD3.

Special " Tines d mocrst.
Jackson, August TUE DINO.
cratic and Republican conven inns Of
Hi.i. county met ut Raymond yes.
'srdsy Tor the purpose Of reconsider
lug the question of iusion o. the two
r,r,ies in the pending local CANVAS.
Every prroinos In the county WIS.,
represented In tho Democratic CON.
s.n,ion. TIE Republican convention
nsd ds.esat"s from all bat TIRE
nreciuc,r. Each convention sppoin.
o. a coaf,rsEcs c, IN uitlsS.
Res, l:'i,ns pledSing saob dele.
gate ~ abide by the action &c the
c,nv-rtiou uar, a!sp ed. The
nnf.rorce c'mm tee r'p"rted the
REPUBLICANS would ag,es to Lo'hitg
les tLnn the i"l.owirg: Th.t th-,
H. accorded on the ticket two mem
or OF ths Legislature, one msmbei
II tho D,.rd u Supervisors. ,h'
assessor. the treasurer, the eorors
and ranger, ono jua'ics Of tho psaco,
me cons oh's in each supsrvivor''
.'isirict, tni int Q, nv"h'ion Of tue
two del gatious to select . S.st.
atnr.
Tn, Democratic convention ri ct.
4 tn proposition.
TIE f.lloui'g re-" ln'inns wsr.
-d"pted hy ~vo.s ct s23 jess 10 Al
nuy.:
Resolved That We offer In llses Of
heir proposition to the Republics,
"'nven'inp, tie following hicss
7 irec Representatives. tic a,ssssor,
ne member of he hoard II supsrvi.
srs. the coroner aud RAJ g.-. on.
justice ,f tho p-sos and one coas,s.
rls in each dis,rict.
Tho following Communication Wa
haudsd to the CONVENTION by .
90 nmis.ss from the republican ON.
vrutiou: eta. the Republicans Of
Kinds ccu,ty, in convent II
assembled. IN .nimous'y accept tn.
| nr"Dosiricn spb nittsd TO them BY
he Democratic Conservative Convtu.
iion.
Much di.s.ti-iae'ion wss expressed
nv the sut-F'.si mi t. vt the result
z ute number oi Fu,ioniRss sxpres.
'.sd tho hope that tn, r pub 10 ns
,Ould refuse tie iio2usi lou. tn
rms FIR h'.ld,lg the nominating
'mnvsn,inp wss clinn:ed from 8 p.
'-u,b,' II 70 S-pn mbsr 6. A com.
miues w.s sppu,n ed TO invte the
republican ccrv' htioa 10 sesis Ia the
rail- Tho r prblican s"' ventioi.
&C, ep'ei and their presidsot w,s
'nvi,ed 10 wst CD the stsp''
) r-ches were m,ds by Hon f
Buksdalr, NJ u 4'I.sod, color~d
j ,meI HI. |, tsrual Revenue col
isctor, mud Mr.. d hn~y
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10

St J,seI h Journal: TIE coton
worms h,ve rs.ppsHred in grss'
numbers in ihis (Teusa') parih
We are psrisc ly "ti.fd tat the.
will STRIP the stalks OF their bsv,.
between the 25lh o, August and u.
Is. of September. q, 4 thus do.,ro,
what IS known ~ the top crop or
cid cot on. and will almo.t entirely
ruin The >ouns co,'o1, planted after
the overt on.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10

Tn CopIAu SIoSaL is Lere!y tff r
I'D for sale. Having ngAsed il Other
business which requires my snt'."
attention. I AN, Of courso, unable TO
d. justice s. tie patron, Of tie pm
per. and in justice to them. as well
a. myself, I props s: to SSH. L. q ,
She paper At less than the cot price
al the material. TIE SIGNAL is il
successful operation. and 10 a good
opening 30 anyone desire Of ep'
gs.:rs in the newspaper business.
Respectfully,
q. III. Jouys-oS
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
COPIAh DEMO RATIO TIC KET

For District A"orns!;
II G CONN.
For the l. g,s'-,ur..:
A. r. GuYNE';
DIR. 4. \. ROWAN,
For Sasr
T. J. HAEGRavE;
For Char c.ry CLrk;
q +. WOLFE;
For G rcrit Cork
+. W. BROWN;
For Treasurer.
r. ". MlLLsAPS,
For Assessor.
C. D, RHYMES;
70: Surveyor.
A F. KlLPATRiCK;
Por Conher nd Ranger.
ID. Q. WOODS;
Supervisor 81. on.
JOEL LILLY.
Justice Of ,h' + ACE, Beat I,
q d. LOWE.
For Cousfs 10.
s q. KENT:
For Srp-,v,scr. Best 2.
W. F. PRICE.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
NOTICE.

There will BE n meeting Of the
Democratic Executive Crn.ht'ee vi
C0piah comfy, OIL Monjs,, August
IS. q. the court house, a II O'Clock
4 fall attendance o; The crmmitte,
IL requested 10 bu-incss VI impcr'
tanso Will be Q 'usiasred.
], L. MY,Dr, CLm'n.
H.z'-hur,t, Jnlv % 1888.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
DO NO. BE LUHEwARM.

T.,srs 30 ms IN ts dispositios
m,ng many Democrats to think
hst they havs nothing To- do hut elsc'
le iicE Il nominated Y the Canv.n
ON. Sach IN not th- trct. t.
hnmb,.s' member of 10 Dem Vciat'"
rauks, can lsid .ss,stanc. that vii
We Of unfold benefit TO III. party
'rm very 'rdI tn 1t ws have q purr
,ck., before 'h' peop'e, tus yet ~
musi work 10 insurs it, GEO ion
Y W, as hrr,,Omrr, hare are IT,,
..artias in ,hs field, Rnd the one
xho can electi ,nscr the hos ,is the
mo who will claim the VIC DRY.
Tss oppniion Will Use eveiy Gu
l-uvos t, carry out t5s:r p int, mud
W, rs ,,ue wi''e mon, chou d MS
every Lo,,r.ble mesrs to q Get our
ticket Tie opposition will cxsr'
themselves b. succeed and We csnno
q ri to hoe our couaty off SRA
ghe Dem jcrscy is the party 'h.i d..
..ive. aus CESS au We must sncc s.l
A, we have b.iocs alta ed, tho qn4s.
Il n "a, b el narrowed DO VII 10 this
Ssall the Whites or back rule
We are in i.vur OF peace sni
III II lend cur rolu ms {, This end
nut wa say mes. emphatiaal y ihs'
nndsr negro ,ule wo caann' bat hav
strife, disqu e,nde and nnceitiin'y'
o n. only way TO insure pace and
Qpistuaa IN To elect tie ticket nomi
n"tsi by he Demo na'ic C"veu,iou.
The gentlemen who comp % this
i'kst are true in every respcc', and
hcy will see that tie claw is
mes,ed GU, ~ ja''ic" to al. T"y
pro- sct the White and black alike
aid We ~ d IN 'crs's desire 'his, ",
NJ, willing 10 give .oul irs,i,e ,c
AL. but va sre oN'o'ed to the col
ord rs"e ruling he country.
G,ab,, c,e.t.J ,be VIII; . man IN
- ,;o, =, Oh. co,,r.3 !, m,p,a' MGR.
,.o,;., .,.,J;nr ND ~. On,
10. 49,, ,,,. III, ,,r,.,r,
W.. .;v, "a r.,,, ,ch, no ch,,.bs,
Cd, fu h..r;r. r. IN. coprts I'm,
.ssp ~. lee, n exc, wa wan, mel
sno,. ,on.itur.c, il COMPOSED i,
\. ,,,y. mar, &C white m,u. i,
bar word. -. want no I.dp.n
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
W. ii GIBBS, ESQ.

To day We h.d tn, pleasure OF q
oail from C !. Gibbs. The oil neg OF
tne 4. ian, d.nocra;ic equity OF Y
zofr Dimrc A ,orhe,, Ia this j.
,,cisl d -tric, in be comi"y g II ss'
W. w,rv comp e'rly capi'.ad 10y
his n.u,y representative 81 tha
" 70, pian," snl 1t cheers Oh
hear t. hetr him pint ~ YAK o ~
sha moving democratic co'uDi's {"
ltd tie grca, J .ekson u his istnon
brigade and say. ",here che etsrd
Ike y s'ore WALL We cosy in I've
s,,c's and a.sura, &c hat ~hctll'
or ominat.d by t., Di''ric' C1nnon'
'iou or net, lie voice Of this gifted
.on cf 20 will be- herd ADV tn.
lin OF the coming co, q ct in Copis'
sailing hsr white men ito lice ouc'
IN ire 10 make acotl,er r'aud for law
oid.r and good government.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10

L--wsl,yn ] rdsn. Of PHri G bsor.
hss been awarded 'hs .csde'' hip NJ
West = ;r,, With Z. s N l. urin,
Of Brandon ~ Observation-Disclosures
Democrat.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
q. III. Jouys-os

Cmton woiws have spp'sr'd in
the northern rait o, H'nls and NJ
dcirg considerable dsmsge.-Na.cb'
az DsnJc'a'.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10

large lot Of Buists fresh turnic
and ssbbsgs seeds IN papers and
bulk jus. received nj Burnlsy's Drsg
S,ers.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
FOR pls fRlCrAtlURNlY

W. are suts",iz i Ia attn u.~ II
@. CONN. " Co;.ish, go o candidate
for tas .fie Of DiSric. ht'",nsy.
anti ct g. he ACTON Of the Dsmo.
cratic rsriy
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
soEGgAM MA,HINkRY.

Full liue Of Victor Mills and
Ccos's E,apora or. wri's fol
psioo list.
BsouoHsh & Bows.
27.ls. Jackson. Miss.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-08-10
To THE PUB IC.

H.z'.hnr,t, Jnlv Is 1888.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-05-04

have gone, Reason cannot go, ana
from thence Revelation has not come.
But let us believe that over the cradle
Nature bends and smiles, and loving
ly above the dead in benediction holds
her outstretched hands.
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lized enough 10 pa'e up rocAs w"
their hay.
A Sunday school boy gave the fol-
lowing definition of faith: ut is feel
iur perfsos sure Of thing when you
have nothing to back it up
The number of native Hindoos who
are now members Of Christian churches
Is nearly $4,000. In ten years the
increase has been So per cent.
.sIet mo make the songs OF a nation
and care not who makes its laws
who would not rather be the author
of alone Sweet Home than the au-
tl,or-of the tariff bill, for instanees
The Detroit Free Press notes the
fact--and il is somewhat remarkable
that there hasn't been ono single
all.defined case of crankism since
Guiieau dropped through the gallows.
"What country do You represent,
sir?n asked one individual OF another
in front OF saloon in st. Paul, MIMI,
one day last week. "l'm not a mem
Der OF the legislature was the reply.
.l'm only private citizen on drunk.
Ha. Ha! Queen Victoria slipped on a
Windsor Castle step and hurt herself
Nv agents have been faithful. | sent
over the lard to grease those stairs. All
wa want now is mere funds O'Don
ovan Press.
Chicago has had sixty-nine undoubt-
cd murders since the beginning of the
wear 1881, and Of all tho murderers
only one has been hanged. This Is moi
attributed to the laws, but to the faulty
decisions of the Courts.
At Irkutsk, Siberia, they sell mill
nv tho block, each block having sticl
frozen in il for convenience in carrying
II. You can get milk with a stick IL
It in this country, but the stick doe
not always make it easier to carry
1t often has an effect directly the cor
trary.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that tn
evidence that the dynamite plots no'
under investigation were hatchsd
New York is as clear as the proof ths
foreign police possessed twenty-hV
years ago that Mazzini's plots again'
Italy were Matched in England; and
saws the extradition of Rosa from tt
United States ia about as likely g
Mizzini's was from England.
The San Francisco Chronicle, inspi
cd 10y the depreciation in the marie
value Of Central Pacific Railroad stoc
in the New York market, predict thu
grass will be growing on the line b.
twee Ogden and Truckee IN a fe
years. The Chronicle argues that it
the interest of both the Union Pacif
aud the Southern Pacific to break dow
the Central Pacific to divertng all Il
traffic they can from it.
The delightful news comes fro
New York that publishers of jess
James book are going bankrupt, al
the Jesse James drama is wasting i
blood and thunder on empty benche
II there was ever aud immortal publ
influence, it is this sort of red hand,
literature and staginess. The soon
the business dies out the better for Il
rough class Of young men who take
false pleasure in it.
The great East River bridge b
tween New York and Brooklyn
about completed. Arrangements we
made by Barnum TO have Jumbo
over the bridge at night. 1t is a ia
know only to those having charge
the monster that whenever he is to
transported by boat he invariably fe,
Il oh
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-05-04

Congressman Casson, of Iowa, TO an
interviewer, on the subject of national
politics, said: $50 far as can Judge,
the issues are all uniformed, and the
probable candidates of both parties
are still not to be guessed. There
never has been an approaching cam.
paign where SO little can be discernet
as the next. The President-makers
are evidently watching each othel
closely, as we'll as the situation, anc
the object is more to conceal probable
tiles than to reveal them."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-05-04

anu The ABOVE ulooooSo 70 wing w u CON-
plicatlon, called PRosTAroRRHEA, which
REQUIRES peculiar treatment
Or. Liebig's 1nvigorator NO. z is
the only positive cure for Prostatorrhes
Price Of either Invigorator, 50 per bottle;
six for $40. Sent to any address on re.
ceipt of price, or G. O. D. Responsible
persons can pay when cured. Strictest
Secrecy maintained. Patients cured at
home DR.. Liebig Dispensary has an Ell.
egant Drug Store in its building.
Too frequent excavations of the Bladder
and Ropy Sediment in urine are symp.
toms of secondary Seminal Weakness and
Prostatorrhea. Complaints readily yield
to the DR.. L1EBIG TREATMENT.
Ordinary Cases-ADy recent case Of
special or private disease cured for So
Remedies sufficient to cure will be prompt
" sent, with full directions and advice, on
receipt OF $40 All packages are securely
covered from observation.
InvigoratOr Samples Free.
To prove the wonderful power of the
GREAT GERMAN INvIGORATOR a So bottle
of either number will be sent free Of
charge Persons ordering a free bottle
will only have to pay expressage on deliy-
cry.
Most Powerful Electric Relts Free to
Patients. Consultation, Examination
and advice free and private. Call or write
DIR. LIEBIG 4 Co. 400 Geary st,
Private Entrance, 405, Mason ST., s. F. CAL
| April 6, 1SS3.-tf.
Milford chronicle., 1883-07-06
RAILROaD ITEns.

The Del, Md. & Va Railroad have
T put an early train on the Lower DiviS.
ion of the road which leaves Franklin
City at 445 a. IN. and connects al
Georgetown with train due at Phila-
delphia a. l.l4p m
The offices of Supt.. [. N. Mills {:
Train Di-pat cher, d. n Mackey; Train
Master, b. Murphey; and Supervisor,
john Nah iney are TO he removed a.
we stated some weeks since, frcm Will
mingtOn to Clayt where offices
have been begun near the depOt for
their accommodation. Henry NJ Car
ter, who has lately been appointed
! Superintendent of the Maryland Di-
vision of the PennSy lvania rOai will
occupy the offices in Wilmington de-
pnt.-Wn'. Fell of the Etgle Hotel at
Georgetown has purchased hand |
some vehicle which will be used to |
convey guests to and from the railroad |
station Thomas G Hanly is trying |
to recover $30O.O 90 damages from the
Junction and Breakwater Railroad
Company for alleged breach of cun-
tract. OF the Sussex Midland, the
EUeTy EUening says: The new line will
run from Kent Island to Brdgevilie
and Georgetown, using the Della
ware, Mary land and Virginia branch
TO Lewts. This is a shorter line than I
the one by way of Harrington, and it s
opens up an exceedingly fine part Of .
the pen nsula This line il is said. is {
destined 10 make Lewes second in i'm "a
Jortance on tile peninsula to Whining f
on alone. Eventually, it is believed, v
extensive grain elevators will he built k
II Lewes ami the place will become an h
mPortan' shipping point for European e
rate. The Maryland and Atlantic h
inc to Lewes via Annapolis and Kent z
sland, is the shortest route from Bal
imore to the seab0ard-nOt more than Sc
on miles-and the journey, it is said, 81
'ill probably be made ia three hours, Il
lst trims being transferred bodily on Fl
!rge swift steamers from the Western II
hOre TO the Island. le
Milford chronicle., 1883-07-06
FLOTsAM AND JEI'sAM.

IN the hot snltry weather, known as the ''do,
days, there arc hundreds Of methods tryed t.
keep cool, hut the CHRoNIcIE has found no sure
way, than to 60 to Smoots Hotel and drink elss,
OF his plain coda or Pear Cider. Then y dozeu
frozen raw oysters will stand by to tone up tn.
system. His house has the best reputation Of apy
hotel IN Delaware.
Have you smoked any Of Latchun's 2 for 3 cent
cigarf they are the best in town.
Window shades made and hung by Foulk & Del
amater at the shortest dotce and at lowest prices
Arc you going to paint Call at Foulk s. Della
matters and sec samples Of the Atlas Ready-Mixed
Paint, which we guarantee to give satisfaction.
This is not talk, we mean every word we say and
we will sell at the very lowest prices Pure white
lead. Putty, Glass, Varnish. &C.
We are sole agents for Buttrck's patterns which
have the best reputation and stand higher than any
other pattern in the world.
Ladies' don't forget this GEo. b. Hall.