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Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31
nlruncrl nInnoroRY.

~.,,ch. on Railroad Avenue; Services
NJ z. CA M. and 80 p. IN. Rev.W. s. Robinson
PASTOR. .,.,ion Church. corner Of Walnut and
Pfss99ii, eets. South Milford. Services at II NV
From. is p. m Rev. H. /, Bunsteln fsst9I'
E Church. corner Thira as e ChnIeA 9 Rev
services at 1870 a. m ana '''' p n' 80
b; 1aess'9C Church. Row s. +. Hayward Pastor,
sa.,ccs MT 1880 a. IN. and p. m. Prayer Meet
NJ Thursday Evening. , c..,a,
eonib nan m. Sunday School Prayer meeung'
arst Sunday in every month
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

CHALLENGED. = Col. M. H. Davis
has been challenged by N. II, Draper
TO trot his roadster "Ben" against a
horse recently purchased by Mr.. ORA,
per. The challenge has been accepted
and the race will take place at Lincoln
at nine O'Clock tomorrow morning
The Colonel is little anxious as &c
the result, but he is always lucky
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

A Hargafn.-A heavy farm wagon, second
bord. coed repair, Delaware made. Apply to G
HOPKINS, Milford Del.
CELERY PLANTS for sale at IT, c. Corsa $
N cents ner 100. A liberal discount will be made
10 those wishing 1000 or more. 5eSo
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

THE following letters remain nm
oolled for in the Milford Post Office
Mrs. Mary Adkins, Mrs. Annie o.
RaiIev. Mr.. J. NJ. Burnham, Mr.. John
M Davis, Miss Ann S. Roberts, Miss
SalIie still, Mr.. James Stevason'
r. a. STEWARD, p. n,
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

SINCE starting up on February 10th,
Marshalrs Mills have been run with
out interlnission, on al week days. up
to the present, and when the millshut
down for the day on Wednesday night
last there were but two barrels offiour
in the mill, and orders were booked
for shipments to-day.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31
matchmaking.
TEIE GREAT
Rheumatic Cure.

guarantee to cure the worst cases Of Rheuma-
tism in a very short time. Try it, and be convinc-
ed. keep it on hand all the ticle at the Central
Hotel, Milford, Del. Price, IS cents Bottle.
e5.sm WnLoUGHBY sTINE.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

Ana meeting Of J. a. GariIeId PosV'
g. A. r., of Milford, held on Wednes-
dav night, resolutions were adopted,
raouesting the Torbert Guards and
Governors Cavalry, also the citizens
os MILFORD and vicinity, to take part
- doino honor to the memory OF the
late Gen. U. S. Grant. Definite ar
engagements are not yet made but tne
s se~ will probably be held at the
a or,,,orv Of the Torbert Guards, on sat
nrdav- August sth, at 8 p. m. Mem
oriaI addresses will be delivered by ~. ~,
ministers and prominent men OF NIL
ford.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

ON Tuesday last w. I. Simpson re-
ceived over three thousand bushels o.
wheat. Many farm rs think that the
mice of wheat will not be any better
Willie others are holding their crop 10
oct a dollar per bushel for it.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31
LADIES'!

Do you want a handsome, cool,
and serviceable summer dress
If you do 90 to Mrs. S. E.
REEDY's. She has all the very
latest patterns in Batiste and other
dress goods.
A pretty line of hamburgs is
also displayed, and her stock of
White Goods is more complete
and of better quality than in any
other store in Milford.
GLOVES in the very latest
fashions in colors, and in all the
styles. They are cheap for sum-
mer wear, and made from mater
ials that do no not retain heat.
Every lady should have a pair:
Trimmings of all kinds, and at
prices that cannot be equalled in
Milford.
Mrs. S. E. REEDY.
Second door above the Bank.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

A new cottage has been built at
Cedar Beach by Mr.. J. Hoffman. He
is passing the hot weather in it,and lie
claims that the place is one of the
most pleasant he has ever visited.
Good fishing, shooting and sailing at-
fords him amusement end the cool sea
breeze makes the weather comforta-
hIe
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

But few citizens of Milford evinced
their respect Cor the memory of Gen.
Grant, by dTaping either place of BUSH
ness or residence, when the news Of
his death was announced. Truly Mil
ford is slow to move,a and unless dollars
and dimes are at stake, the town too
often acts upon the principle of"whats
the use"
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

For a good meal go to -- where .
We can't help it, it's got to come -
90 to Geo. Males.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

From the North a:i5 and 1888 a. m.
1gror', lie smith g:35 A. m and 1850 D. m.
Mail leaves the Post Office ~ minutes oeloie '"''
L..
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

FLOWING for wheat has commenced
IN earnest in this vicinity Every
acre plowed in July will produce from
two to four bushels OF wheat more INA"
late plowed ground.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

DURING Sundays storm Thomas
ord Georee Calhoun were stunned by
LIGHTNING near Georgetown
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

THE cutters of North Milford have
been cleaned out this week, aud they
needed it.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

LITTLE THURSDAY will be duly OBJ
sor,ed ot Kits Hammock and Bow
ers' Beach on Thursday next.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

THE colored camp meeting near
town. drew a large crowd on Sunday
morning last; but the rain broke :', up ".
the meeting for the day. 1t Will be
continued over next Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

Col. NJ. IL. DAVIS will soon move
to his farm for the summer. The
Colonel is one of the successful fruit
packers Of Delaware, and he believes
that the amount Of the fruit crop has
been over-estimated, and that there
will not be more than One-half OF the
amount of fruit evaporated this year
that there was last.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

THE Old Dominion Steamers will
not RIM between New York and Lewes
aeter this week. The last trip from
Toyos will be made Saturday, August
Ct A. BROWN, I. NJ.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

Mr.. n. J. PIERsoN has opened an
other lot ofstraw hats for gentlemen,
and fancy slippers for ladies, at his
store on North Walnut street.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

THE price paid by the Pennsylvania
railroad for the D. NJ. & V. is reported
to lie $1,000, 900, and that it was PAD 70
keep the Baltimore & Ohio road from
petting il.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

FAT BACKS and crocus are a llt'le
hack ward this season; but one oil our
oou,nositors recently spent the night
on the lore, and hesaw large guam
title .av backs.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

C. f. STEVENSON fell down Tue
batchway of the steamer J. +. Holt
ON Sunday last and broke his leg
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

Two Champion Evaporntors were
sold at public sale on Tuesday last III
Slaughter Neck, by Bennett u Color
900 70 each.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

THE barber shop of Fred Voeiker
will be sold at public sale on Thurs
dav. August 9Th, at 8 p. m.,hy A. Ful-
len trustee.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

THE public is invited to attend ape
MIC in William Smiths woods, oppo-
site Jefferson's residence. August S'h'
A grand hop will be given in the even
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

THE midsummer instaIlment ofmos-
ouitoes las sent out a few millions as
an advance guard this week. anu the
bulk Of the army is expected soon'
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

TIE latest styles in gentlemen-s
neckwear can always be found at u.
H. Weeks furnishing store next door
10 Lowery's Hotel.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

TIE laws passed by the last session
of the Delsware Legislature are no"
being delivered TO the Prothono'ar'eS
of the several counties for dis'rlOu-
4inn
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

Anumber of prominent Kent county
families are camped at Bowers Beach,
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

THE steamer Holt had the largest
freight on Monday last, that she mas
ever taken from Milford TO th',ausi =,
mia It was composed principally oil
canned goods.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

OK our fourth page will be found a
nll account of the death Of Gen
Grant, and brief history OF his Ire
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31
Milford Mentions.

BUILDING LOAN meeting on Tues
day next.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

FARMERS from near Vernon eau
market their cat crop in Milford Tor
five cents per bushel more tnan 'ney
receive for them along the Delaware
road
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

FITS.-An Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Resiorer. No fits after first days use
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 50. 90 trial bottle
free to 1t cases Send to DR.. lline,9si arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

It would be a good idea for some
one of the evangelists to preach every
afternoon of the Lords Day at Siaugh-
ter Beach. They would reach hun
dreds of persons who seldom,or never
hear a sermon preached. The cool air
nv the salt water would make the au-
dience more comfortable than they
would lie either in church or on the
Il rnat
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31
MARRIAGES.

IrsE,IAN-BUrLER.- Wednesday, July
90. 1885, IN Milford, Mr.. Frank Aouseman ana
Miss Fannie Butler
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

THE best crackers Of every descrip'
ton always fresh, at e. GEILINeER's
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

ADKINS GROCERY is the place 20
buy cheap sugars. Just reeelSeu 'O''
thousand pounds.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

THE fishing trouble between New
Jersey and Delaware, promises to rival
the oyster war on the Chesapeake
Bay between Maryland and Virginia
A fishing steamer from Lewes was
fred upon from the Jersey shore neal
Cane May last week. and the rifle balls
struck her in several places. Inc
steamers will now carry arms, and Will
return such greetings with interest.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

BUY a cool suit Of d. IL. Weeks,
next door 10 Lowery's Hotel.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

". A. HUslEs. Of this town. Is no"
putting down drive wells al very ~. y
dueed prices. Orders left at his naso-
ware store will receive prompt atlen'
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

TIE last steamer run by the Old
Dominion Company will leave Lewes
pier on Saturday, August LIST. The
freight heretofore transported to New
York by this line will now go by rail
road. Many persons will miss the
nleasant ride to New York by the sea
route; but the line would not pay I'M
less supported by the railroad.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

MEN in business in Milford nave
learned that it takes a steady pull ana
slriet attention to business, to Keep
their trade after it is once made, ana
no one realizes this more than the pro
nrietor of Shoots Hotel. He keeps
fine standard Of his hotel up to the
same point at which he started it, ano
while special attractions have been OF
fered to get his run of transient trade
vet they have all failed and SmooV'
popularity waneth not.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

TuRN1p aud ruta baga seed at Mar
shalrs Drug store.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31
9Usra,Hss EoCaES.

OUR popular Insurance agent, John
II. APPEL.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

FoULK & DELAMATER have a
large line of useful articles put up
very neatly, that they are selling
at 10 cents. Call and see them.
We name a few; extracts, Vanilla
and Lemon, Cough Mixture, Essence
Ginger, Universal I4iniment, Anti
bilious Pills, Hair Tonic, Cologne,
Tooth Powder, etc. These are not
catch penny articles, but all Of the
best quality.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31
milford Markets.

Corrected weekly by DR. WIN MARSHALL rrnp 7
NARsHALI5S FULL ROLLER HkoOLss
MILLS, MILFORD. DEL.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

LAST week several of our readers
tool, off.nse at one or more articles
contained in our last issue. Well, we
are sorry that they did not please
,,ono. hut it is the province of news
naners to point out errors and evils,
and suggest remedies for them' and II
we are in error, then two wrongs VIII
not make a right; but just here we
wish to inform that few, that the
cHnoNscIE will continue to publish
on Fridays at the usual hou',not
standing their objections
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

WE lately called the attention OF tue
street supervisors to the coalition OF
the cutters in both North and Sou'h
Milford; but they paid but little a'ten-
lion to the work, and the heavy rain
oflast Sunday has caused the overflow
of several cutters, The washouts VIII
now cost ten times as much to fix them
os the cleaning out would. Weeds
sand etc have INSTRUCTED some gut
Tors in North Milford, 80 that the water
can not flow down them.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

DURING the thunder storm of Sun
day last a small house on Miles Mills
farm. in Cedar Neck, was struck by
lightning, which set fire to the wood
work AS it was unOccupied, the
flames gained Roadway enough before
thew were discovered, and consumed
the building. Lightning struck III
several places during the storm.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

FxcuRsfoN.-The Red Men of Mill
ford, Georgetown and Selbyville' VIII
run a combination excursion to Reno
both on Wednesday, August 5th. The
train will leave Milford at 8 o'clock,
and the fare will be only seventy-ive
cents. Those who desire to, can pass
the day at Lewes pier or the Break
wafer. where excellent fishing will be
found.
Milford chronicle., 1885-07-31

TIE heavy rain of last Saturday
and Sunday has done much towards
saving the corn crop and reyiying the
parched pastures; but carly planted
corn and corn on high sandy Soils has
hardened and dried so much, that the
ears cannot grow larger than nubbIns.
On low lands, and where it was planted
late. the crop is not seriously hurt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-01

linie innebe1alten tperbe, iebod lei ct
geneigt, fer @iniebung elmer gemil9ten
@ommiiion, bic bieriiber gu beratben
babe, beiauitimmen. Baron BON @taal
foqe, neil Sc @iers nit bem @ange ser
8erbanblumgen 5tpiI6en &uBlan6 uno
Gnglano uhaufrieoen lei, baloi9f abbe=
rufet tperbe.
9ie groBen englii6en Dampfz
f6ifffabrtsgeieli6afte berli6erm ibre
Gabrseuge 10 bod iie f6nnen.
- Die englii1e Nbmiralitdt berban=
belt iiber ben Nnfauf bon atp6lf 9am>
pfern, Die fie it Ranonenboote um5us
tuanbeln ge6enft.
= Cine Depeibe Ser Briifieler nSns
Dependence 8elge" bon ct. petersburg
fagt: Sn BET 5ibung bes Miniiters
ratbes, in tpel6sm Die 0ermittlunes=
bori6ldge Sc @iers, abgelebnt puroen,
rei6te lebterer fein Mbldie6sgeiub elm.
Sn 9iniidt auf bic beboritebenbe Rri=
lis genebmiste es ber @aar iebo6 ni9t.
9a traf bic Na9ri6t bon elmer gfieoer=
lage Der &uiien in Nfebaniitan ein uno
nun ianote Der Gjar bas sgefern ertp1bn=
te ultimatum an @nglanb ab. @leid),
aeitig Duroe bic Mobiln1a9ung bes ge>
iammten 9eeres angeorbnet. Ser fais
ferli6en 8anf 1T Die Meiiung sugegan=
gen, 20 Willionen &ubel in Bereitl9aft
gu balten.
- Wien. Sn Der gansen Monar.
die, beionbers aber in Mdbren, finb
bic beutf6en 2iberalen eifrig bei9df=
tigt, nit ben Deri6iebenen anbern beut=
f6en Jraftionen cine Juiipn fur bic
nd9fen Wablen an5ubabnen, um ges
meinfam Die gte6te Der 9euti9en in
Seiterrei6 gegen bas SIapentbum 3u
bertbeibigen. Bismard foll i'm gebei=
men Ierfebr fteben nit ben 9euti1s
2iberalen Seiferrei6s.
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Ib, Sic linb i6un bier2 iaste bieIer,
ieinen iungen S6mager nit iener b0fs
li6en &dlte begriibeuo, bic amii den
ibnen Site mar.
Surt elite linn lebbaft entgegen. Sd
tpollte germ nod alleiu einige Worte nit
Sbnen = aber mein @ott, tpas 1T
Sbnens Sinh Sic franf?
Sd? fragte slrtbur rubis. @as fdlIt
Sbnen ein2 Sd befinoe mid pollfommem
tpobl!
So? neinte Curt nit einem 8lid auf
6as bleide, iiberpa6te unb abgelpannte
@ntlib feines S6wagers, ib bdtte eber
oas Gegentbeil angenommen.
grtbur 5ufte ettpas uugeouloig Sic
I6ieln. Sd bin bas fribe Qluf1teben
ni9t getuobnt; ba fiebt man INNER
iibertpa6t aus. uebrigens fiir9te i1,
Sic tuerben beute cine fdIe9te Sabrt
baben; es 1T ein abi9euli9er Nebel=
mbrgen.
St trat an's Genlter, tpie Inn mad
benz Wetter au feben, in Wabrbsit aber
wobl nur, I'M ii6 ben nnbequemen
pbpiiognomii6en 8eoba6tunsen su entz
aieben, nit benea Curt inn Iditig fieI.
Steler lieB ii6 aber 10 leidt nidt ab=
tpeifen; ct trat bibt a1 feline @eite.
Sd mollte 6er grite bier fein, begann
ct Elm tpenig itoden6, neil i6 germ no6
cine unterreoung unter bier 9lugen nit
Sbnen baben m69te, Nrtbur!
(Gortlesuns foIst)
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Cages : Veaisfeiten.
& nIanb.

- .8is iebt bat Ser General po1t.
meiifer in biefem Monat 600 poitmei=
fer in poftdmteru 4. @Iafe ernannt.
6. Sor6an tpirb u. %. WDman
bonn Ser. @taaten=59abamt morgen
friib abI6ien.
Sames 8. @regorp bon 9liblano,
Wise., iuurbe beute gum Snbianerz
Ngenten i'll 2aponte, Wise., ernannt.
- Sen. Grants Nllgen,einbefinben
bat ii6 abermals gebe1ert, aud bic ab
uno 5u nod eintretenben S1meraen am
Sib Der 2ranfbeit baben na6seIailen.
Grant bat bereits ongefanse1, bic Mrs
beiten an ieinem 8u9e tpieber aufau>
nebmen. gein Sobn Greb. @rant,
berfi6ert, baB iein Batter ii9 iebt tpobs
ler befinoe, als ieit gnfang DECEMBER.
Slt ieiner ariegsbei9reibung lei Grant
big aur Ippomator gampagne sefonl=
men.
= Die Mitglieber Der Netu Oorfer
gaummo0b6rie peranitalteten beute eiz
men feierli6en MusSug aus benz alten
in oas neue @ebduoe.
Scr. 2isIp,, Der pielbe1pro9ene
neuernannte dmerifanii6e @eianbte fur
Stalien, erfldrte einent Snterpieper ge=
eeniber, bob er, allen entsesengeiebten
Bebauptungen gum Srobe, in einigen
Sagen nad &om abreiien perbe.
". @annon bon Salt Safe Gitp,
utab, oer Bruoer bes gongreBbeleaaten
@eo. >. @annon 1T ipegen geiebwibriz
ger Gbe perurtbeilt porben. gs murbe
biesmal BON Der ginbringung bes Be.
tpeiies abgeieben, baB er NIT mebr als
elmer Grau i'm ebeli6en 0erfebre aelfanz
ben. Sas bor Der Welt nit brei sSrauen
suiammenleben, uuroe als geniigenoer
Betueis fiir polngamie angeieben.
Der 9ouisbille grpreb3ug (auf
Der gouispille, SEEM Nlbanp uno Chico
90 giienbabn) tuurbe geltern bon elmer
ganoe angebalten unb ausaeraubt.
Der Wd6ter beg grpreBtpagens, tuel=
9er it9 tapfer weigerte, bem Gelb1dranf
anf3ui9lieBen, puroe niebergei9oNen.
etpa $4,000 wurben geifoblen. $4OO
berloren bic &duber tuieber beim Ser
abfpringen bonn 3use.
gluslano.
: IS i6eint faf, als ob 5as 9or=
ipiel gum englif6=ruifi1em 9riege f6
in norb .amerifanii6en @eudNern unb
atpar bi6t bor benz Nem=Oorter Safen
abipielen follte. Gin rllilii9es Griegs=
i6iT. bic gorbette nStrelat" unb elm
enslii9es, Der v@arnet" baben ii6
t9on-ititr oas @intreHen Der &riegser>
fldrung abiuarteno-pon Nprfolf, 3D.,
big on Der Miinoung bes 6uben Ders
folgt. Ser ruiiii6e 9ampfer pailirte
seiiern Sanbp Soot. Die sroBen Sam=
pfers8eieai9aften, ipie Die @unaros2is
ME, bic @uions unb Die gtational> >Sinie
lino in ertldrli9er Nufregung. Sic
fitr6ten nit &e9t, bab Der 3wsd oes
Nufentbaltes ienes ruilii6en Srte9ss
f6iifes in americanii9en @emdhern Der
1T, fofort nod gefanntiueroen Der
Sriegserfldrung bic groBen englli9eH
6anoelsI9ifte, Die an oem ytep Vorte1
Safen auss unb in oenielben einlaufen,
au tapern.
= Nus SellingIors tpirb beri6tet
Das rDasblab" meint, baB &uBlanf
fi6 i6werli9 auf offne Seefdmpfe mi
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Samprrhpioet SeilutitteI.


.Samorrboiben baben seiuobnlid oorber.
sebenSe sdmersen i'm aiiden, aenben nnO ; Sem
llnterleibe, 10 bab oer Yatient sGaubt feline @ic.
rem, ooer bic na9ffen Srsane feien in einsm
trantbaftsn 3ntanoe. Seitpeiie iinS 9eiden
bon nnberbaulidfeit sesenpartis, alS 8la,
Teubtisteit ipie Sdmeib. Elm unansenebn,es
SUDDEN berborrufenb. nahbem man iparm
tuiro, 1T elm setuObnlider 8esleiter. 8linoe,
blutise. unb iudsnbe 2amorr9oioen. iueroen
su.9 3 eiamelisea gsbragd bon Or: goianfe's
framf5aftea gfellen einipirft, bic sun,or Or ab. h.
fOrbirt. bas beftise suden befeitist unb cine
Saaernos ;, Seiluns bsrborbrinst. abgeifeat.
Yreis 80 Gents. abrefiire: Sbe Or. Botanic
Meoieine Co., Riaua. Obio.
gerfauft bel s. aalteber G. Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-01

Wien. 9as 2anbseridt bat ben
grlaB bonn %. BE-, tpoour6 bic 8e=
f6lagnabme beg uGrem6enblattes" unb
bon brr anberen 3eitllngen, tpel6e bas
Man:feit bet oGer. 2infen" abgebrudt
batttn, berfiigt tporben mar, annu0irt.
Vile 3eitunsen biirfen iebt ungeiiraft
bls Wanifeit abbruden. Dur9 faifer=
ll6eM grlaB iinb bic Neumablen fur
ben &ei9sratb auf Die lebte Wo6e bes
Mai un6 bic eriie WO6e bes Suai ans.
ge1ebt !porben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-01

Die 0rudsrprefe 1T mddtiacr aIs Der
Drummer, @S foiiet nidlt nlebr, &rcis. .@ireu.
iare au 100 aaufieuts gu ienoen, oils einem Elm.
sigea Wanne Ereben an seiaen.
Sd pdbIe Sieie WeetboSe, um Die @eidGfts.
Iente aaf eiueu @eaenitanS gu lenfsu, Der ieSeu
iparfamen adufer intereiiireu mue. SD babe
teiten Eartner, nit Dem idh Den @eipiun tbeile.
S9 besahle teinea tbeuren &eiienSen unO fcine
Sotel. @iu, nm meine Waaren einsufibren. Sd
eertanfe before Waaren uno billiger, ais cine
Gtrnia fann, ipelde ibrcm gepinn bic enormsn
anssabea binsusufiesd BAT, melde @eidaftS.
%eifenbe berurfa9en
Sim. Hart, asbolefole subatbdnbIer.
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5abrgane 20.
9lper's
2l9ue Cure

'nsqat I'm @e9eHBiit GeSra aiir uln Sumpfuft bers
sssaseass nshel. bas. 70 pieI men ueiB in feiner
aneern Nr,n.i entbaIten lit. Gs entbiIt feir Gbis
Mn. aud feline metaIiihen pber anbern f9dbliden
Setanbtbeite uno bat baber teinen nadtbeilisen
GinflMb auf bic GonthtiOn. fonoern ldBt ben sf6rs
per 70 eeinnb rpie Dor Der arantbeit.
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SdlIe uon taItent. rcmittrenben. itiuen @edbieI.
uab GaIIeniieber, 70 ,uie pom 2eberIeiben, bic
bnrd SumpfIuft berbciaefiibrt iinb, beiIt. Gcute
es mad ridtiser gnwenouno sn beiIen uerfebIen, 70
fnS bic gambler burtb infer GirfuIar pom /. SuIi
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Bidtis fiir Nusipanberer.
@rDBe YreisermdBisuns in Der 1eberfabrt

Der llnteraeianete iit ermadtiat YaKaae.
fdeine, freie 8etoftisung einse1dloiien, Som Bre.
n.ei mad San antonio fiir $34l5 fir ertpad,.
iene Eer(onen aus3uffellen. W1it 8et0ffiauna
big 9ep gort $25. ai,iber unter IL Sabrea
sablen bic SaIfte.
Der @reis fir bic &eiie bon Gan gntonio
mad Bremen betrdst nur nod einl6lieblid
freier Bef0fisuns $40.35.
Teraer 8ilets gu erniebristen ~reifen bon
Antiperpen, Sabre, 2iSerpool, Quecnstopn,
Sfpeben, Ddnemarf unb gtorpesen mod ean
Gntonio unb 3urud.
Ndberes gu erfabrsn BEL
s. @rieienbed,
22,f,tuu %afase asent, San antonio.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10

THE Every Evening only sees fraud
in The Seventh ward. where 20 more
Republican votes were polled on Sat-
urdsy last than were polled at tue No
vember election last year. 1t is re-
markably strange that upon the same
principle that paper can see nothing
wrong whatever in the vote Of the
Tcnth ward, where 107 more Demo.
cratic votes were polled on Saturday
than were polled last November and
that in the Twenth-tifty district, where
j. Alfred Collins, one IF ITS own EN-.
ployses, held the election, liS Uiore
Democratic votes were polled than
were polled in November. The case
of the Every Evening over this district
pregnant with fraud and dishonesty is
rom ark able. The editor of that paper
and his employees who heldthe election
are both residents Of that district Con
sistsncy should compel the editor t,
seal his lips about ward with J0(
votes casting % votes more than at tn,
Presiden tial election, while in his OWL
election district, with not hall thai
number of voters in il, and the election
held by one of his own employees, Ia
more votes were Lolled than in Novem
bsr. We would suggest that th'
Every Evening yash its own doc
steps.