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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13
SdjwefcF6GSer.

SetcetItpertb uOnG nGdbuefeIbdoern beiSsamt.
HnnthsifCn ternenu 0ic 0aut ubtrbaupt in lInus-
.uI9th Nuranot lt6 beRnoet, un0 BET Rbeuutatf6r
nus uHo Ntdlt N Jeff 6tgriinbct. Der UerIbs1
AtIot GtuUB Oleler Sdotr du ole buuttf tlt n1ius
sEnoQ0tcun' 8ieunS SmtpcfclSeiie beifkt Sis.
.HlVsh SlSthltGlteH uub erstuQt oitlel6e lBirfIua
Hole, SiSbInttcrdlcn. SfinncII, FIed ten SAINT
lu0eh' SrGbe, SalIflUR uHS diioerc SdufIeiSeIr
tuytoyl oHrR oltle @tit total aUs9erOttet, uno ne
HnoeTI ore EAalenoOn Hbcumatismus unS stint.
&"ISm ~ ~ l"r lnBrte 4IciOuugsitlde unS
SShIu"th s'h poTiu9hdtS SCsiufiltrmttteI unA
0tu4Qt moLgnsn uno 0nNtreu 6airtt aeuaidenen
<toNa ltnGtWeIEts Au5ithen uno Rttnbeit. 1u
U@9t lPrts @ehrduncS 2ylaugt orr Tcirt cine ouSes
HtpMe @laiit nIo un5cbtRoe Shoubeit. 9ebcy,
ntten' $ommttlptoiiu, 8Intbeu, In Der Ibat
ltott AyHctCi, otr ND btitiQtr 4Ft rerhrr 6rYI1
ore Set criicrnt. uno bonH IL Ais aeiunpc Reftl<
Dcli mt!t tc otm &clni mttbeilt nnen6litb onsi,s
sgNotr, ais te uOn 2ngm tou6eltSmittels,rIelIoi
llttlS2 uru0,trlitle gSgEt.
Rnu hate IidI bot g?nd1ahrtuuncu!-Cgd gdtnpsz
IcIleItc bat yt1tagmuHAeu tTltten, uHb ous Bu6Ii.
lLH piro 8ur Sortdi erIult Hnr ole idlte ia ers
ien9fn, mo aui BEN ciniltn Crilnal gt1men
"G'enn' Suiphur-Spap' ngOft Dem pbiacu eSpIfz
ldntite nli Dem iC5Gs stud umihneFen6en lIms
lula9, pGuf peidie teius ACT III, glnau Al odas
ten. Nv
Egi allen ggotbcftrn, suunaarenzSdnserru ma
@t0cern gu hnbtU 25 Sents ous sind; go
Scuie Pie ttt nit 6rc Gtit, olio nit 20 Bro,sut
Sglparnlf; - SCutS bic Stitc nit oret Stdd brf
Borausbc'oAluua per Bot ceriau6t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13
enafeffe S6,imSrnd,ric,tr,,.

@Cileru paiiirle Ner bon bier ublr 6aliiar
unO q. Sobn. u. s., raA giOerpOol fab.
renoe GGmpfer ogiOOa Scotau" Queen8,
toluH.
SuIdu6.
Rep @ort u. Qug.- 2lngerommen:
8ampfer ,,Staie oi AIabama" pOu @lQsoop.
YemeS, Gel, y. 2lug. - 0crtc paliirts
her Der bon &6ilnbelpbia nad) yi0ervool be
'tiumte Gampfsr r8utijb Gr,u3eS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13
&afee 3rm Goitenpreile.

Better ftorter Bio, aebrannt, 49,. 10 uno IL Gents
Sett.r rsoIbener" Rio, gebrannt ........1 IA Gents
Better Saguasta, 9ebrannt,. .16 Gents
Better Dteracaibp, gebrnnnt,. Is Gents
8eifer alter Reeierun9sz SABA, aebrannt, 20 Gents
GREAT CHINA TEA COMPANY"
Yir. 25, W.=SaItimore=, uno 9tr. AZ, N.=Sutauffr
(1R2 n II z 83 q. OF. .20I .7Fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13
@erI,.ft a.t a6rperAetidl 1ltlo Starfe

bel geringen Appetit nn0 pielleiat etpas pus
fen am Wforgen, oSer menn man ii9 @benoS
binlegt, iolte bel 3eiten bea6tet rperoen.
Sdmtnoiiidtige tenneu ibren pirfliden gu
ftnnb uidt. Die meiten Sdlle beginner NIT
2ebererfranfung, ans tpel6er Serbauungsz
idmG6e unb llnuoutommenbeit oes StOffz
pe6Iels entf ftebeu; baber Die Abmagerung
ober absebruns be8 6leii9es. gs 1T eiue
Grt Sfropbelfrantbeit, beilbar bur6 ben Sc
brau6 jener mdtttsiteu aller blutrelniseuoeu,
anti-bill0ien un6 frditi9enbeu ar3ueten, bic
man oils Or. Yierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" (9oloene meoi5iuildle @ntoets
tun9) teunts Q91,3, ,5t&m33)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13
@mropaiiae y 2aeelbertMte.
Ste su.e.nat:onaIe seIearapBer eonfsrea,.

Ste ;ntetaattuuaIe 5eIesrapber eoaisrcHi.
Serlin, u. 2tr9u't. - Der lner5ani-
ld)e 8elegat Der BON 3elegrap9eubcam.eu
ans alien gSelttbetlen bier ubgebaltenen Son.
ferenS belt Geitern cine 9Ie6e 81 8uniten oe8
pom 6iiriteu Sismard 9amadten &ori1lagS,
cine tnternattonale State Don ooer &ert5
nro y Ol. iiir alie pou uHo mad irgenO elHen
Enni'e III GmOpa Sn bei0roern0e Ocpeiheu
eir3uiihren. 8ie SbatIaG)en tnoefeu, oQB
ous 3Gltiz zGomite Den 0itrctftlAen 0elegu-
ter, einen @egner jeHeS G0rIGla9e8, 5uuI
&oriIeer ermahlt bet, mn Die 0ppoiltion
GnglapO'S INNER 2nergti6er mirof oanten
an, 0ab oe. BiaI peruorteH iparoen ,utr0.
Giu Souriii peruusIadt.
Q8ien, -. 9uQuf. - Or. 3. Sjgmouo1,
sin erfahrener 8euenber, Der flr;ltdl Gin Sut)
iiber Die @efa5rsn oe5 &lpenbefetgenS per
ofeutIidJt bal, 1T in eineu AbglLnO geltiirSt
un0 bat ben Sob gefunoen. @r bate Den
p&ic De la 9iep" III otn 6ofalpen 6eltte0en,
mas bi5ber fir uumOgItt 9enolten purOe.
Ged) clue 9 getIdlpasrrug8 oer Ssaaler Boar.
bpn ano 9GbSbarG.
28ten, u. 2Uguit. - Die iiber 2on0on
tommeube Nadridlt, oaB Der Griler3o9 &.u
stephan, Gmoer Osr 30nl9tu Don Spanieu,
meluer i'll Der Oireid)iiten SFlotte ben 9fduq
eireS SprDetten- &apitdn8 bellei0et, Die Bl n
seiiin Gualia, Gd)neiter Oe8 a0niQ8 alfons
10, Al beirathen uHo Ill lpaHlIda 8ienite III
treteu 9eoenle, GrbGlt 9GoqrIdeinIlffeit ourn
oen llnItanb, oaB Der 4riui leinen Seludl in
Ma61i0 anQefiiupigt bat. 0erielbe miro Dor
@intlitt Der falten Sabre53ett uuo Dem
SdJmiuoen Der Cholera ieOo9 uid3t erfolgen.
gipIomatCn anf Rt.ien.
g8ien, IL. anauit. - @rai Saluogp, Der
0ffeid)iid)e 0iiniher 0eS Au8Wdrtigeu, bat
iidJ nan %arsin begeben, UNI ben Fiiriten
BlSmard III beu6eH, Ctr 6enrp 0rumz
monb 91olti, Der auBerorOentli1e geIanote
@n9lano's an @gppten, lit bier an9efommen.
@r pirO Ibernorgen mad @Onitautinopcl abz
reiieu, nm nit benz SuItan 81 cOaieriren.
9auSitem=lInpeieu IN GptrGs.
Qtbeu, u. 9lnguit. Sanoiten treis
ben in Gpirus ibr llnrueieu. Sic baben
mebrere 0amen entiiiBrt uub perlanaen
Iameres 20iegelb fir OieieIben.
Ste emsItfd1e 9anoe!ssS ommiiHcn.
Qonbon, u. auguf.-9ie 3uammenz
ietuna Der Gommiiiton sur unterluhung Der
2aoe 6es 6anoelS miro alS cine uuQliidlid1e
un6 bas qanse llnternehmen ais Elm 6ebl=
Id,Iaa betradtet. Die etuSiaen MitalieSer,
meldje bic Srage periehen, itno Frof. Brice
uno !Sr. 6ifs. Gibbs BON Der ySant BON
@nglanb, !" G6ideu, Gbiloers, Sbomas graI=
len, cine @nsabl 8antier5 bon 2ouoon unb
ale beoeutenoen Hatioual0tonomen nuroen
einaelaOen, einen Git IN ben @oumiiiiouen
eitSunebmen, aber gtiemano mOlte IiG oa3u
herbetaiIen. 9aS 9teiultat tit cine 9ruppe
BON llnbebeutenoen, iiberpie9euS Der CONFER
Oatiuen Iartei auseb0rig, bon oeneu einige
ais Sdues0llner befannt ft1i6.
Gitenoe 2ebenspeiie bringt 8lutItotung.
@ebrau6t Or. 9usuft S0ui9S ,6amburger
Sropfeu," uuo oas 8lut miro pteoer cirtuli=
reH. Sn alien &pot9sten au babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13
Hic ,lciieii Qrei,ser.

Cine Warine GommtiiiOn 1T btauf;ragt,
beute IN Den ,9elapares sSrons gSOrf8" in &Bez
Ter. Penn., 5uiGmmenSnfOmmeu, nm Elm
Snpentar Der BON 5Obn 9fOub 9ebauten &reu-
ser 0GbicQgo," y4tIantl" unO - Bottom" auf=
3unebmen. Die @onmiifion beitebt aus BEN
6uit8 WaIinez 8numeiiterH s. s. 6an5cont,
s. 9. 6oouer, 9tiharo @ntewoQb uHo 2epiS
Jtiron,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13

RGg- @irs eS i'd beBa6teu? Sa
pobl bejablt eS ii6, cine S9ahtel 9ance's
idber @aiIoporiQens unO glutpilien tets i'm
9uuie sn bubeu unO bic game 6amilie pOl=
lis geiuuo 5u erbulteu. 4SreiS 25 Gents bic
S9aftel. ,3u babeu bel 9 etb 3. 9ance,
Nr. l08, sSeifsSaltimorefuase, (23S-)
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@rnEe @InsinnhI nnn

MARBLE and SLATE MANTELS,
perfartgtaus oeu peritiebenftcn Irtan ufarmor unb
SGieIet uat ben neueiten DluItern pon
4. SSiI9artuer,
glr. 526 I,D 52S, GzSaItimorezSttaS
Sffs uorrdtbis cine 9roSe GusDnbl granitz ur6
Wormor>Grnbiteinen Siauren, Baeu &C. Sefels
IunaeH aui Uf0beIpIltteu, 5uBbooen, gSdnAbetIets
ounser &c. gu ben bilisfsn Breiien ausgeiubrt.
(SuniS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13

Sitenoe 2ebenspeiie brin9t 8lutItotuns.
@ebrau6t Or. 9lusuft S0ui9'S hamburger
Sropfeu," uuo oas 8lut miro Uieoer cirtuli=
ren. Sn alien Apotbsten au babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13

S'Tf SraGit g@GseI aai oiTener Stra6s Ser
: fc= GfaToGI. - gSeitcrc Gor5cectti IS
ecu iar Die aG!itt=N DHfes, is III Ssrsmiscr.
@8nptiIals s}utanSe. 2ie sa6iage
on oer afebariidlen Creme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13
sin Spllriji pcrlitaIaft.

@ten, y. NuQuf. - Dr. 5. Sigm0n0p,
sin erfabrener &epcnoer, Der filr5lidl Gin Su4
iiber Die @efa5rsn oe5 &lpenbeiteIqens Der
oHeutlidJt bal, 1T III eiHeH Ab9lInD geitiir5t
uu6 bat ben 3oo gefunoen. @r hafte ben
n8ic oe la 9tep" III otn 60falpen 6eitte0en,
mas biSber fir unm0glib ge1olten mHrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13

9iuerpooL - 9tu9uf, 1890 Mittag5.
- Saummolle: Wtitteliorte Oberldnoer 5!
Ditto. 9tem=SrleGns 59y16.-0te SertGufe
betmgen 5000 Saueu, Spetnlation uub
Gusiubr 1000, 5uiuhr 400.
2ou6pn, y. Auguf Ser. Staten,
GbIigatiOnen: 4pro5. 1851, Ditto. Al -pro,.
115t, 90. oerldnaerte 5pro3. 1O4t.-Qftieu:
&.z@,=2S. 3C4, 90. ,. 3, Grie l6., 90. ,.
ca ,gtem=O Oort=@entral 99{, 8enni =Gentral
53s, Sus. .z&entral 1877, &eaolng 81, &aua.
Oian= @acific 45s, Mericau 238, ct. 8aul
Common S2g
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sc ganiiet nebn.etl iidl eine EMieI.

1on o Il, y. Nu9uit.- Der Gapttdn ei
mes tiir5lih in 9tagaiati, Sapau, uH9etOus
menen en9lii6en 6ahr5eu9s beriAtet, oaB or
tiirslif, ais er an eiuem Safen al Der Glib
fiifte Der Sniel Guelpart ooriiberfubr, orei
ruifi6e Sriegsi6iife bort Dor Gnter liegeu
iab. Die ruiEife 6la9se tuebte om uier,
uub Sorts unO Bsrftsu lpurSen errIatst.
Milford chronicle., 1885-08-28

of %. and enjoyed an unprecedented
term of harmony and growth. The
schools at SelbyviIle and Friendship,
in Sussex county. cover new points
that have never been assisted before.
The financial arrangements during
the year have moved smoothly, and
without exception, the county treas
urers have been prompt and accom-
modating. There is still due the As
ISOLATION SIG 90; being the amount OF
colored school taxes collected for the
year 1880. for Milford hundred. The
DELAY in payment is not the fault OF
the present county treasurer, but seems
to rest upon the collector of taxes for
that year.
The following statistics are given !;
New Castle county, "a schools -four IN
wilmington, 1872 pupils, amount
paid 80, sSS. 70. Kent county ,24schOols'
/ .456 pupils, amount paid, S2,6S6.s"
Sussex county,24 schools, ,OO5 pupils
amount paid, s2,277.25. Recapitula-
ton for the State: Total number Of
schools, 70; pupils, 4,sS7; amount dis
tributed, $7377.S5.
Milford chronicle., 1885-08-28

BEACHLAND COTTAGE. - Among
those who were the guests Of Beach
landv this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Richards, Mrs. W. II. Richards,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Holland, Miss Liz
zie Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Gray
and sons, Mrs. w. V. Supple and three
children. aud Mr.. w. John Gray.
Our time is passed by reading and
sleeping during the heat of the day
and fighting mosquitoes at night.
On Tuesday evening Mrs Frank Rick
ards amused the ehlldsen with some
games and funny stories. Last night
was the finest evening that your cor
respondent ever beheld on the bay
shore. The moon rose about s O'Clock,
and with the tide at three-quarters
fload aud the wind blowing from the
southeast, it was delightful, and every
one regretted to leave the porch for
their beds.
This morning the sun came up
bright and clear with every indication
of being a good day for sport and fish
ing, although Old Prob promised rain.
l will try and give your readers
description of our cottage: It Is about
one hundred yards from Males Hotel
and about fifty feet from high water
mark; our lot is 10Oxl75 feet, and the
outage 1Sx2O feet, is twO-stOrys high
one-story back building with porch
on three sides. Mrs. w. H. Richards
and Mrs. D. II. Holland preside over
the culinary department.
Males Hotel is filled with party
from Bridgeville, and has had more
applications for rooms this week than
he could provide for. Next season
he will put an addition to his house Of
seventy-five feet front by twenty feet
deep, with accommodations for about
fifty more guests. NO. 6l.
SLAUGHTER BEACH, Aug. %, 1885.
Milford chronicle., 1885-08-28
PERSONALS.

Miss Mary S. Gilman went to New
York on Wednesday,.
Rev. J. Leighton McKim paid Mil
ford a short visit last week.
Miss Minnie Trube, Of Philadelphia
is visiting Miss Nellie Ray.
Miss Floy Hayward, of New Jersey,
is visiting her father, DR.. Hayward.
Miss Ida Truitt, of Philadelphia, is
the guest Of MIS-. p. Y. HendFixson'
Miss Minnie Owens returned TO her
home in Ellioott City, Md, on Tues
day.
Miss Emma Scott has gone to the
mountains in Pennsylvania for her
health.
Miss Lille Meanwhile, who has been
visiting in Bridgeville, returned home
on Wednesday.
AEr. C. NJ. Tingley and wife, of sgs'
quehauna, Pa, are visiting his sister,
Mrs. A. +. Tuthill.
Misses Fannie Stephens and Sadit
Whipels, Of Philadelphia, are the
guests of Mrs. w. H. Davis.
Rev. Mr.. Bonner, who has been Wis
itiug his mother on her farm neal
Milford returns to his home to-day.
Mrs. Robert H. Davis, Miss May anC
4
| Miss Jennie Davis, and Miss MIRANDA
| WisYeil, went TO RehQlath on We'd
nesdny,
Mrs. John n. Cullen, from Brook
IIvp. N. Y, is staying with her parent
Mr. and Mrs. Caverly, on the MoFrI
son farm.
Mrs. Titus and Miss Lila c. Wells
are attending the annual convention
lofthe Delaware State Teachers AssC
citation ut Rehobnth this week.
Milford chronicle., 1885-08-28
DeIawaro's COIOred Schools.

Henry C. Conrad, Esq, Aotuary OF
the Delaware Association for the Ed
ucat,on of ColOred Children which Or
oanization has in charge the disburse-
ment of the State appropriation to col
ored schools and the State tax for the
same purpose, has issued his ninth an
nual report,
The total amount distributed to the
eolored schools, during the last school
year. was 81, 377.S5, as compared with
IS 17e. % for the year previous, show
ing a decrease of $79s.4S. This amount
came from three sOurces,viz: State APP
pronriation, $5.lS7.02; school taxes,
50. IOl. AZ; and donations by the Della
ware Association, Sl3S.5O. The amount
distributed from the State apprOpria'
tisn was u little IN excess Of a year
AGO. but there was very decided fall
ing off of school taxes collected for the
wear 1885, oyer the preceding yeaT,and
TO that is due, largely, the decrease re
norted. The old balances remaining
IN the hands of the Association ar
now exhausted.
The total number of schools ip thI
slate, outside of Wilmington, was 6s
an increase offs over the year previous
The average length of the school tern
, fthe Slate was lO-l7 months. Flo
: New Castle aud Kent counties, q
= months and for Sussex, q month!
+ The highest number enrolled duriD
? The month was S.49O. an increase
90 over the yeaF previous. Some pOlnl
have shown decided gains, New Ca
lie. Summit Bridge and Middleton
combined have made an Increase
2 lOo The Dover school continues
I. lead the list in point Of numbers. II
d Milford school, while not increased
numbers, had a prosperous term, an
- much good work was accomplishe
The Scagord school shows an lhcFea
Milford chronicle., 1885-08-28
OBITUARY.

On August 18th, 1885, in great peace
at the residence of her son In South
Milford, Levenia W. Stevenson, who
was born in Sussex county in 1924.
Sister Stephenson Joined the NJ. f.
Church ut Unity in Indian River
hundred, Sussex county, in 1859, and
for sixteen years was member or
said church. She was a daughter OF
John Galway, late of Little Creek
hundred and the widow of Wesley W.
Stevenson, late of Indian River hum
dred, at the time of her death widow
of Robert D. Stevenson, of said nun
dred. She was a dutlful daughter an
affcctionate wife, kind and loving
mother, and was greatly beloved by all
who knew her. We feel her loss very
much, but she has crossed the flood in
glorious triumph. She leaves seven
children TO mourn her going before
Law her I'm sunshine friends, and sor'
row not that Christian has departed
J. B. S.
Milford chronicle., 1885-08-28

serves great credit for doing It. Still there
are some old crokers that will complain not
withstanding Mr.. Murphy is the best and
most popular overseer we have had for years
and should be retained IN Office.
The brush business has reviewed, Mr.. Eli-
iah Register, of I.ewes, has been here and
given out contracts and our farmers are very
busy cutting and hauling it in.
Mr.. S. Z. Reed, of the firm Of Reed Bros,
bought this week a handsome black $500
mare from some parties in Lewes, to mate
the black Dexter his brothers horse, they
now have the finest span for work or roa d
or beauty to be found in the county. They
cost $500. Mr., David Reed offers to bet his
Dexter can out pull the biggest mule in FL
len dale, will some one accept the challeng
and let us have pulling match.
Mr.. Bevins Morris came near having con-
Migration yesterday in his summer kitchen,
it was only by the aid of his neighbors that
his new residence was saved.
PAUL PRY.
Milford chronicle., 1885-08-28
ELLENDALE.

It is With much regtet aud merHhea!ioil
that l chronicle the events of last week, es-
pecially when we mention the removal OF
Scott & Tawnsend's new evaPoratoTs, which
was a great misfortune TO our towH, on ae-
count of some misunderstanding between
Mr.. McCollevs owners of the land and the
proprietors with the title Of the lot. It IS
thought by many that some of our leading
citizens brought some influence to bear upon
the owners of the lot for evil purposes, but
suca surely mgss be a niistakel for no sane
man could be so blinded TO his own interest
and the interest of the whole town and Vicin-
ity. It's burning shame and an insult TO
our people to see these men driven on
Mr.. Stokes Ingram lost his wife last week
from typhoid fever, she was buried on FIJI
day at Newmarket.
Mrs. john Ovens is entertaining her sisIei
from Baltimore,
Mr.: Chas. Cook, who recently purchased
a farm near here, is also entertaining freind'
| fem Baltimore
Mr.. John Phillips, of Phii:deiphla, Is yisi
ting his father Benz, Phillips
Mr., Alfred Short and wife, Of the SAM
place, are visiting his father Mr.. Williai
Short.
The eOlored peopil held large picnic Ii
Mr.. John Clendaniels grove, last Saturda.
evening, where music, dancing aud fu
were indulged IN 70 late hour;
Our popular minister, Mr.. Jaggard'
holding q revival woods meeting near Res
den, where services are held nightly tn
majestic oaks resounded with loud praise
and halIelujah of the many happy souls @i'
seekers Of repentance are many and earnss
: and large crowds attend. Mr.. Jaggard seen
to be very successful in this undertaking,
Our evaporators are running to the heigi
Of their capacity with peaches at from 20
IS cents Paskst
j / see in the last issue Of the eHReAiel
0 80 much praise Of Oyerseer Woodall for Il
e way in which he has put up the Milford roa
n / will say good for him, but Mr., James M
d phy our able and efficient overseer can tai
!. the cake, he has put the Eliendsle lane al
e the Arnold road in splendid shape, aud 9
Milford chronicle., 1885-08-28
NOTICE.
RETURNS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS
AND MARRIAGES.

The laws OF the State OF Delaware require the
,vsicisn 10 renort births 20 the recorder Of deeds
fof each county quarterly that 49, on or before lhe
first dsvs OF January, April July and october
And every midwife present az the time OF OF win
In i've DAYS after the birth OF any ehild, Mheh nc
physician is attending said case, shall within zen
days after any such birth, report TO the pfactlchR
physicians residing nearest her place OF lesluence
according to a form prepared Tor lhat puipose anu
furnished by the recorder OF deeds.
II shall be the duty OF the physician Attending,
or OF the coroner, when the case shall come under
his notice. TO make ont under his hand ana 70
furnish to the undertaken certincate OF sHlu
death, according TO the form furnished by the re-
corler OF deeds the undertaken 70 report as above
stated to the recorder OF deeds. CieTgymen ana
AN persons or societies by or before wnon any
marriage or marriages may be eolemnized or con
tracied 10 make a faithful return OF the same every
three months by returning the certificate or certin-
Gates In the form issued by the recorder OF deeds
Of the county in which such marriage or mar
fiaees may have been eOlemnized or contracted,
III any physician, coroner or undertaken maggie
trate or midwife or rerister Of deaths, or clergy
man. or clerk Of any society shall neglect OF refuse
to comply with the duties imposed on such per
son by this act they shall be fined not less mat nve
nor more than ten dollars for each and every case
30 neglected or refused; TO be recovered before
any Justice Of the peace OF the county IN which
said delinquent resides; the one-half thereof 20
the use OF the State and the other haif theteoI 70
Inc person who shall sue for the same.
Tie above act does not apply 10 the city OF WI
mingtOn. l.,
1 shall use my best efforts to have the above law
enforced EDMUND B. FRAZER
Secretary State Board Of Health
Wilmington. Del. Aug 25-4t
Milford chronicle., 1885-08-28
GEORGETOWN.


Well. the hot and dry spell Of the
past week was broken this evening by
a heavy rain storm. For several days
past the weather has been the hottest
os the season, and with a mixture OF
dust and mosquitoes, it has been almost
uncomfortable. The mosquitoes have
been thicker this week than for some
wears past. We will just say to our
town fathers that they had Travelled
our streets after the rain, they would
have found out where their services
were mostly required.
To-day was "Big Tuesday" In
Georgetown. There being more peO-
pie here than on any previous Tuesday
since court. If it was about election
times we could guess their business,
but as 1t is not, we give 1t up.
Our postofIice has been without pos
tai cards for over week. I am in
formed that several others In the
county are in the same fix. Why is
this ?
The colored man and woman who
were lodged in Jail here some weeks
ago from Baltimore hundred, were on
saturday last released on bail. They
promised ito go and sin no more"
Owing to our pastor, Rev. }. W.
DuHadway, attending the dedication
of church on Sunday, no services
were held in the evening.
Most of our teachers are attending
the Institute at RehObOth this week
1 overheard one young lady remark to
a friend the other day that she was SC
sorry that the Soldier boys" had left
Can't you send "a few down from MIL
ford
The woods meeting, which has beer
in progress at Redden for the past two
weeks, CLOSED on Sunday evening
Onite a number of conversions are re
ported.
Horace Riuley Adams, who has beer
down ia Texas for the past few
months, returned home yesterday. ii
brought with him fine drove OF mule
and horses, and says he is ready t.
"swop" or sell at The lowest prices
Horace is a good judge of horsef1esh
and saws a man is a fool if he buys o
anybody but "Binley."
Uncle Billie spieeF, who is q cham
pion watermelon groWer,is now grow
ing melons on oitrOn vines. Your col
respondent was shown patch one da
last week.
Peaches are still plentiful aroun
this section, but are, am informed
bringing low prices in the cities.
The tomato crop will he at least tW
weeks late this season, aud will be
very scarce article.
BIZ. WagamOn and family are vi
iting RehobOth.
Mr.. Joseph Marlin and wife, an
Mr.. Danna and wife, of Wilmington
are visiting friends in this town.
I stated in my letter last week thi
the car shops were not closed and we
not likely to he; but, for some reason
unknown, they were closed last So
urday. It is to be hoped however, TIL
, they will be opened again in fe
weeks,
The windmill at the cepOt, used
pump water for the engines, has bee
raised this week about ten feet high
and otherwise improved.
! Walter w. Torbert, who has the co
a tract to erect the new building for Il
use Of the poor at the Rlmshouse'
pushing the york to completion, al
: when completed, will be a credit to Il
$ county. Everything IS in a PrOsp'
/ Gus condition at the almshouse, al
our county should be proud that 1t q
boast of such I'm institution. HEN
n GEORGETOWN. Aug. %, 1885.
Milford chronicle., 1885-08-28

ABOUT elk o'clock on Tuesday even
ing The clouds which had been gather
ing in the north for some time began
to pour down rain. The wind changed
to the north and the thermometer fell
rapidly, and Wednesday was a cool day
with no mosquitoes, much to the relief
of on. community. On Tuesday morn
ing the thermometer marked 49,, and
on Thursday at the same hour 5O'.