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Smyrna times., 1888-08-15

SENATOR GRAY, of our State, made a
long and vigorous speech in the Senate
on Monday on the Fisheries Treaty,
setting forth the administrations posi-
tiOn on the treaty and claiming it to be
all that was honorable, and that Amer
ican rights were fully protected. He
said the opposition to it was purely for
political purposes. He said Canada
had as much right to jurisdiction over
her bays as the United States had over
its own. He denied that the Demo
cratic senators were working in the in
terest of Great Britain, and said no
taunt was so irritating to a democrat
as that. Mr.. Gray, from his interest in
Mr.. Bayard and doubtless from his own
convictions, believes that the opposi-
ton to the Treaty in its confirmation
is political one.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15

THE Fishbury Deal" like a stone
rolling down a mountain side, gathers
momentum with the distance it trav-
els. The last issue of the Record is
full of it, and the Inder and the DEL
GlUGredn each in their last issues have
pat in strong oars. Beniah Watson,
ESQ.,. takes five and half columns of
the Record to give a full exposure of
the deal" as made by Hon. Geo. P.
Fisher with the Hon. Willard Sauls-
bury including other lesser lights, and
G. H. B. Day, Esq, takes a column and
a half close print to show that the
whole thing is without a shadow of
foundation in truth" The editors of
the two first named papers in strong
editorials affirm the deal" and the
editor of the last in bristling language
asserts that it is an invention of set
of knaves and thieves" Disinterested
persons have long since come to the
conclusion that certain parties have
awful bad memories, or are doing a
mOnstrous site of lying.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
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Letter from Green Spring.

The shippers here are loading two or
three cars with peaches daily. Some
very good fruit is coming in now, but
the best peach es will be on later.
Salem M. P. Sunday School held a
picnic in the grove at Thomas Corner,
on Saturday, August 11th. 1t was
largely attended. The refreshments
formed no small feature of the occasion.
The young people amused themselves
by playing dusty Miller" "Wild
Irishman," &c.
Miss Amanda Lattomus who has been
visiting relatives near Wye Camp, is
expected home on the 10Th inst.
Cadet Deakyne, of the U. S Military
Academy, West Point, n. Y, spent
several days with Jas. W. Lattomus.
He will report at West Point on
August 28th.
Edward Donovan, of Wyoming Ter.
ritOry is "home" on a short visit to his
parents. LOMI.
Green Spring. DEL, Aug. 14th, 1888.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15

Smyrna and Vicinity.
THE flannel shirt brigade is gaining
recruits every day.
SEVERAL brilliant meteors We're seen
on Saturday night.
THE days are now shortening at the
rate of two minutes each day.
SHOW US a punctual man and we
will show you successful man.
THE property of the late VIM. Wood
will be sold tomorrow at Blackbird.
LIME juice and milk is one of the
best remedies for dyspepsia or indiges-
ton.
THE dog who owns these days will
please come forward and remove his
property.
A THUNDER shower will turn milk
sour, prevent fish from biting and kill
unmatched chickens.
SOMEBODY ought to annihiate the
man who said we would have cold
weather in August.
The safest way for a Fishbury"
dealer to tell man he lies is to do it
through a telephone.
EIGHTEEN couples of our young
society people went to Woodland
Beach ON Thursday evening to get a
good upperand have a dance.
HERE is an item worth more than
the price of the newspaper for a year :
Do not sleep in any garment worn dur
ing the day, especially in warm
weather.
IF you want the August Smyrna
news as warm as turnover cake
without the cayenne Of politics, take it
in the SMYRNA TIMES fresh from the
carrier.
A MEETING of Smyrna Conclave, No.
As, Heptasophs, will be held tomorrow
evening, the 10th, in the Odd Fellows
Hall, at o'clock. Business Of impor-
tance to be transacted.
DAILY communication by water to
Philadelphia is now offered by the new
time table Of the Steamer j. H. Tgqert.
Time table is made out to insure get
ting fruit in for very early market.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the SMYRNA
Athletic Association will be held on
Thursday evening, August 10th, at s
o'clock, at the Hose Company's rooms.
A full attendance is requested.
A. Z. JARDINE, President
THE less a man drinks of anything
in hot weather the better, for the more
we drink the more we want to drink,
until even ice water pals and becomes
of metallic taste; hence the longer
you can put off drinking cold water on
a hot day the better you feel at night
THOSE of our business men who are
of at the seaside and mountain to
escape the hot weather here are to be
congratulated, as they are losing little
or no business by their absence, as the
heated term has played smash with al
kinds Of local trade but the greer
grocer.
"A SIMPLE and effectual fertilizar
Get some SCOT from a chimney ar afo,,.
where wood is used for fuel, nut N /,
a pitcher and pour hot water on Il
When cool, use it to water the plant
every few days When it is all use,
fiji up the pitcher again with 40
water The effect upon roses tha
have almost deteiorated, iswonderful
producing a rapid growth Of thrift
shoots, with rich leaves and q larg
number Of tinted roses.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15

appears upon the face. Two years ago
Robert and J. Frank Denney were
either Indifferent or opposed to the
Saulsburys, and as a result Duck Creek
hundred was lost by few votes. This
gave the County Convention to NOM
mate legislative candidates, to the anti
salisbury faction by two majority.
With the Denneys with them Duck
Creek hundred will be safely with the
Saulsburys.
The friends of the family claim with
confidence since the meeting of the
committee, the hundreds of Duck
Creek, Little Creek, East Dover, North
Murkerkill, Milford and Mispillion.
This will give them a good working
majority in the convention and such q
one on! as will insure light votes for Hon.
Eli Salisbury. Considering the bitter.
ness of the contest, there is every reason
to believe that the unit rule will be
applied.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
Eor The S,nlrnn rimc.

For the smyrna Times.
Mr.. EDITOR Here of late we have
heard a good deal from the Smvrnd
Record about the Fishbury deal and
but very little about constitutional re-
form. Is it possible that the editor of
that paper is more desirous of the sue
cess of the Wolcott clan than he is the
success of that reform which only a
short while ago he so warmly espoused? d?
Surely it looks so. The editor, and
some of his friends, too, have been
heard to say recently that there is more
to hope for from the anti-Saulsbury
wing of their party than there is from
the Salisbury wing. Is that so? What
assurance of that fact have the voters
of this county? Did any one ever hear
of Mr.. Walcott's proclaiming for these
reforms9 On the other hand do not
the editor and his friends knolU that
Mr.. WalcOtt lodged the issue two wears
ago and refused to commit himself by
public speech or otherwise to a support
of reform during the canvass preceding
the vote for or against convention !?
1t he and they do not, they are strangely
ignorant for persons so we'll informed
And what intimation have we ever had
that the Saulsburys favor constitutional
reformP None. Mr.. Editor, it looks
as if this important Question is to be
wholly ignored by both factions, and as
it is high time, sir, that these matters
should be taken in hand, propose
that both factions be ignored until we
know where they stand and hOaU they
stand. l trust that these words will
have some weight among your readers.
and beg to subscribe myself in nv real
character OF TRUE DEMOCRAT.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
OH! WHAT A SUBLIME BELIEF

We say now that we do not believe
that there is a human being in Della
ware that believes that there was a
deal or combination between any Re
publican or Republicans and anv Dem
ocrat or Democrats. We think that
when Ben Watson said that the VOL
colt crowd offered them a deal that he
did not tell the truth. We do not be-
lieve that there was ever deal thought
about by any Democrat of either fac
ton. We know that Democrats asked
Republicans to vote for our ticket on
the ground that there was no Republi-
can ticket. We know that gentlemen
on the ticket sought Republican votes
on the express ground that the Repub-
licans had no ticket in the field. But
who IS so ignorant as to construe such
"A thing into deal DeIGUarean.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
$4,000 for Duck Creek.

Inc above appropriation, to which
IN the present session of Congress we
are indebted to the persistent efforts of
Representative Pennington and Senator
salisbury, has becomes n law without
the Presidents signature because of the
expiration of ten days since its passage.
not having the nerve to veto it at this
juncture as he did a similar bill at the
previous session. The President stated
that while the bill contained items TO
which he could not sign his approval,
the great bulk of the work provided for
Is so important to the best interests of
the country that he was unwilling to
obstruct it by veto. Whatever NAV
have been the Presidents relation to it.
the fact IS patent that we owe to our
congressman the existence of the an
preparation at all in the River and
HarbOr bill, and we wish thus to
acknowledge it. Senator Gray made a
similar effort and got an appropriation
as large as he could in the bill that
was vetoed, and doubtless co operated
IN the effort to secure this $4,000 ap-
preparation.
This sum of money ought and doubt
less will make an important change in
the navigation of our creek. It's prin-
cipal use we presume, will be in dredg-
ing. And, chief in this will be, as We
understand it. to make the creek navi-
gable for steamboats, to Smyrna Land
ing. Just what this will save in the
long hauls from Rothwell's Landing.
can be better appreciated by the Trans
portation Company, as well as every
patronizing farmer west of the town
who sends produce on the steamer
Tygert.
The other Delaware appropriations
are as follows; Delaware Breakwater,
100000; Christiana river at Whining
ton, $4,000; harbOr at New Castle,
$500; Duck creek, $4,000; St. Jones
creek, $4,000; Broadkiln river, S1O,-
600; Broad creek, $1,000; Mispillion
river, $500. In addition, Appoquini-
mink creek, Prime Hook creek and
Nanticoke river are included in the
item for surveys ofstreams with a view
to their ultimate improvement.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
The Arrival Of Peach Trains.


Editor Of Smyrna Times SIR
Please find enclosed the date of the
arrival of peach trains for the past
fourteen days:
Beginning with July 31-First train,
q cars, l1.30 P. NJ; second train, 5 cars,
3 a. M.-26 cars.
August First train, % cars. l.16
A. M; second train, cars, A. M.-29
cars.
August 2.-First train, s cars, 2. A.
NJ. second train, 26 cars, 2.30 A. M.-84
cars.
August 3.-First train, Is cars, II 80
P. NJ; second train, "a cars, 3 A. M.-39
cars.
August 4.-First train, II cars, u NJ;
second train, 24 cars, l A. NJ; 2 cars ar
rived at e A. NJ, at which time, having
secured ali our fruit, we left the depot
with 4 cars yet to come-47 cars.
August 6.-First train, 80 cars, 100
\. NJ.
August First train, y cars, 12.45
A. NJ; second train, 26 cars, 3.45 A. NJ:
third train, 90 cars, A. MS cars.
August S.-F'irst train, Z cars. . A.
NJ; second train, % cars. 3 30 A. NJ:
third train, 90 cars, A. NJ; we left the
depot at Z o'clock and there were Is
cars not in-65 cars.
August 9.-First train, Is cars, u NJ:
second train, 10 cars, 2.3O p. NJ: third
train, 20 cars, 3 P. NJ; fourth train, 6
cars, Z P. M.-5l cars.
August 10.-Frst train, s cars. 11.3O
P. NJ; second train, Is cars, 1915 A. NJ:
third train, 80 cars, l A. NJ; fourth
train, 4 cars, 43O A. M.-57 cars.
August ll.-First train, Is cars. u NJ:
second train, 80 cars, l A. NJ: third
train, l0.c cars, 2 A. NJ; fourth train. 3
cars, 4 A. NIL cars.
August l3.-Monday morning there
were 43 cars.
The arrival of the trains thus far
have been very satisfactory-a great
Improvement on what it has been here.
totore-in fact, the best service we have
ever had: yet there is still room for
Improvement. Yours truly,
c. H. REGISTER.
334 Washington st., N. Y. Auq. IA. 'SS
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
Letter from Cheswold.

Quite large crowd was present at a
picnic held at Central church on Satur-
day last. Ice cream, cake ana confec-
tiOnary were quite plentiful and all
seemed pleased with the afternoons
recreation.
A tramp stole a pair of spectacles
from the residence of w. r. Smith.
near here, a few days ago. Detective
Hutchins soon captured him and he is
now lodging at the Hotel de McDan-
iel."
The cOlored camp began last Satur-
day at Hardcastles woods. Up to date
good order has prevailed.
Sundays rain greatly benefited this
section. Some farmers have begun
turning fallow.
There are lots of tramps around here
just now
II. Ricards has returned from Will
mington for Il few days. STYLUS.
Cheswotd, DeI., AUgust 14th, 1888.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15

TEE Wilmington papers have fac
ulty of mixing up the TIMES and the
Record, and making US say things we
are in no way responsible for. The
TIMES is engaged in no political fight.
The Record has taken its position on
this line, and holds itself responsible
for all it says, and hence does not want
its words put in the mouth of another.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
business T.noo1

A few Carpets and Mate;
figures. '''u aI very low
GEO. NJ. STEVENSON ,,.n,
and fill all orders for ico VIII receiv.
shortest notice. W. cream at tbs
VIM. P. Smitheis has 70
in sums of 81 900 each . eUd W dlo9n S3ON
on mortgage on farm land. GI0 also $3.50
Try the Wilmington ci,..
Laundry W. F. BUCHANAN, y Y steam
Goods called for and do,,. s"''
tne g agent for the Wilminalttered by
Steam Laundry, sVon City
Pulpit and Family Rib,o.
COOper's. Di"les, at ]. B
States, Pencils, Pens. Ink r.,,
Erasers. Blank BOOKS. Cray"n1 o1 Tablets,
other School Stationery y sU5' Ud' and ali
Store. Nooper's Book
For the BEST Lemons in G.,
TO Geo. M. Stevenson's, MarESstF sF9a' Gi 90
w Wilmington 4 City Steam 1.n.,
w. F. BUCHANAN, Agent. Naundry.
..I Dsyos icy o, Brilliant Oil, the best AIN,
est oil made at J. B. Cooper. 5, and SAT-
odai;t;6. Blank Books, all Styles, Size. .
Qualities at J. B. Cooper's.' ''1s' and
Table and Pocka+ C,,,
COOper's. ''eIy at J. B
cn Granite and Porcelain Tao
Chamber Sets, plain and decdrat Iea and
}. b. COOper's. 0Orated, at
o. window n Shades and Spring Fivt,..
at j. b. Cooper's. Loops and 1 : FnidFes 'F2SIuFes
COOper's. ""n'' at J. B.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
NEW WHEAT
M. MEGARY & SON.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Having greatly enlarged our
warerooms, we are better pre-,
pared than ever to give you a
large assortment of goods at
prices as low if not lower than
Philadelphia prices. Everything
guaranteed as sold or money re-,
funded.
knowing this to be the best
part of the year for buyers down
the State, we will invite you if
needing anything in
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
G8t Smgrna Jimcs,
S@gY1'~0, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Aug. Is, 1888

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. d. HoFFECKER, Editor and
Proprietor at Smyrna, Del.
TERMS-SUBsCRIPTION-O year 500 in advance
or $3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
of Seven Cents line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
For Carpets go to Cranor & Co., 621
Market street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Rnol,len,a Arnion snIvo.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and an Skin
Erupuons and positively cures Piles or no nav
required Il Is guaran teed to give perfect salts
faction, OF money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by James Z. Hoffecker
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
For me smgr1u 7gmes.

rot nc cNigfIW AuNte'
When the Smyrna boys learn to bat,
which they can do by practicing, then
they will win some games. There is
good material in our boys for making
batters, but it can only be brought out
by practice.
The Dover boys won yesterday ~
punching their hits at the right time.
Batteries are. very essential in q game
OF bali, but batters are quite as mqch
so, boys, and when you learn this you
can meet Dover and beat her too. A.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
The Senatorial Fight.
SENATOR SALISBURY DRAWS FIRST
BLOOD AT DOVER ON SATURDAY.

SENATOR SALISBURY DRAWS FIRST
BLOOD AT DOVER ON SATURDAY.
According to a special dispatch from
Dover to ECery EUening the meeting of
the Democratic county central com
mittee Saturday afternoon was one of
the liVeliest political events ever known
in that county. 1t was a square fight
between the Salisbury and Wolcott
factions, and the former won.
The fight was based upon the date
of holding the election for delegates to
the Democratic county convention. The
salisbury forces staked their chances
on motion to elect the county dele
gates on the day that delegates to the
State convention will be chosen
August 25th. The Wolcott members
fought this and wanted to elect county
delegates at the usual time-the sec
Ond Saturday in September. Hereto
fore the WOlcOtt men have controlled
the committee, by vote of five to
four, but it was rumOred on Saturday
that Committeeman Robert Dennev. of
Duck Creek hundred, had Joined the
salisbury forces and would give them
the victory. The result proved the
truth of the Tumor.
Chairman Robert ]. Reynolds called
the meeting to order, and E. Il. Cooper
started the ball rolling by a motion IN
hold the election for both county and
State delegates on Saturday. Auoust
25th. The resolution, after discussion
was adopted by vote of five to four
as follows: Yeas-Messrs. Belts. Den,
ney, Cooper, Learned, Wilson'S
nays-Messrs. Hughes, Reynolds. Vir,
den, Wilds-4,
The result is regarded as big point
scored by the Saulsburys, though there
is really hut little practical adyantage
in the move. The fight at the pTi.
maries, for delegates to the county
convention, which will nominate the
senatorial and representative candi-
dates, will be one of the bitterest ever
known in Kent coaaty. The result Of
the fight will determine whether Mr.
salisbury or Mr.. Wolcott will be the
next United States Senator from Del.
aware.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
Information Wanted.

My brother, FRED. SHANE, cameOveTT
from Germany about four weeks ago, and
rom the best information reached DUCK
Greek, my residence, inquiring for me, 0u.
not being able to speak English, could nos
make himselfunderstoOd by those etalkea
with, and hence did not find me. He may
be on a farm in the vicinity of Smyrna. ~ n
any person knows of such one they VII
90 me and him great favor by giving Ino
information. He is about 40 years OF age
medium size, dressed in a sailor suit.
Address, PETER SHANE,
Smyrna P. O., DEL
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15

IN the United States Senate, yester-
day, Mr.. Sherman introduced a bill in
tended to restrain trusts and combina-
fiOns
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
MARRIAGES

CONNER R-FENNEMORE.--A 7th 1853 X,
Reg ". swindell, d. d., az 1908 Summer sifaei
Philadelphia, Collins G. Conner. Of New Ie1eec
ana Miss Louisa 4. Fennemore, Of Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15

The EUeainq Journal has the follow
lowing IN relation to the action Of the
Central Committee on Saturday:
The victory Of the Sanlsburv's in
the Kent county committed on Satnr-
Gay nleans great deal more than IL
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
M. MEGARY & SON,
$40 Tatnall ST., and S. E.
Cor. 9th and TatnaIl.
PEACH TREES FOR SALE

AisOs All Other Fruit. Shade and Ornnmen.
tai Trees, Vines and Plants.
We make PEACH TREES A SPECIALITY and
are among those who believe by planting healthy
Trees IN congenial soil and giving proper cult,
Nauon, peach orchards may be kept in thrift and
PrOnt 81 years or more. We invite buyers 70
make personal inspection and can refer among
the many who have our trees to
Joseph Roberts of Middletoyvu delaware; D.
" ". Coroit, Odessa Geo. W. CummnS, Alex =.
Ridgeley, Dover, Del.
DAVID BAIRD & SON,
July ll-6m Manalapan, New jersey
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
A FEW OF OUR PRICES.

Maple Bedroom Suits,
ain, SIS upwards.
w, $50 upwards.
Walnut Bedroom Suits,
$50 upwards.
$50 upwards.
Plush Parlor Suits,
$40 upwards.
Lounges,
S5, Sc, IS, SO upwards.
Chairs,
so cents a piece upwards.
Brussels Carpet,
from 40 cents upwards
Ingram Carpet,
from 35 cents upwards
Rag Carpet,
from 80 cents upwards.
In fact we can give you from
the cheapest to the best. Write
us for information.
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
GRAIN.
OFFICE OF

Philadelphia I Smyrna Transportation Csaair
August 18th, 1883. "
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15

Wheii When baby was sick, we gave her cs.,.-.
,Si When @ she was Child She cried f- @@,torI4.
WIEN When she sbe PRecame pee Miss, she cung To- c,1a
"ieii Siie hau children, she gave them SIC;ofa Csi
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15
Take Notice

THE ALLEY MILLS is now in o,rs- oaus-
and in charge of j. B. LEWIS, a.'s'ctIop Socp
tent man and one who will give seIls,nst,ou s,'stou.
to all who viii favor him with their cu,.gv seerv
The mill is in first-class condition ~
particular. (iune20-3ml Inv
II. g. MURPhEA
Smyrna times., 1888-08-15

- SIDE e Bracket and Extension r.,o,..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
A 1--we rob .ceIris>.

P p Martini OF D2lsG; the well
znown king sooacconIst OF Texas, Is G
ist!7a Of Spair, sDd hSs followed the CT
ssr ard tobacco 0u'ihss5 from his boy
cCd IN Splir, WHARF he was al sppran-
tlce uoaer his fathers care. H. has
eco in this lie OF business IN this
country for eevtnseen yeats, s'x ysSrs in
81 the fin CT Mpr;iE'z Bros-tf that city.
and elfFsp years 10 Oaiisa.sShere he has
through enterprise and strstgas torw'rd
dealing met vi, wondstfal success Hi.
cigars ere &c. oDly todsih this section Of
the state but are psaset uiong the line
Of ,hsAs Tx IS AID Pa2 hc
from 'Cexafk3nR, Afk 30 E P.sc,
ana. nearly. sA3eyav tie grea! ate 0,
r.xis h SIS ding al grades ,of
clg.fs It'd to5scaJ.saa he never allows
nts name to spaSfr 6Asay package uniees
TSe goods syesNrlc ;iTsss!iabl9 and well
wertn the m1Asy as Rsthorous hy IN
tsrstsuds tGy nature sndaA laity ci TO-
1scco, thefabre the manniseturers he
desls With. H. which aye Of !hs highest
stsndine, oMSo t impose upon him ever II
hey 80 aessFed. His popular and Will
koo IN hrs6ds are the Risid", Balloon,
Grand republic Cgacr0s sad B -f}s,
which he has been successfully sdVersis-
ilg over tbs sis'e for the past three
months with his Qls:tet:e BIur, which
many Fort Worth cilzars hsFe nad the
pleasure Of hgiring dU:ipg lneir several
yiGita there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

B ickeye mscEiae every three minutes
during working hours. This may seem
ike a tSiry tall but II is solid truth,
TIE f1ors Of the Buckeye works IL laid IL
one continuous line twenty five feet Wide
would sp&n afpice nearly ten miles. Ii
hese mammoth works are the latest I'm
movements In macniuerY, aud almost
5000 employees are engaged. 1t has pteA
Veil ssid of late that The success Of the
Buckeye over competitors ls dueFto the
genius who ST presides over Tvs desti-
niles, 10 the person Of lis origsnsi in
vonLo-, MI L wis Miller, thsean!y Twin
inventor of hsry .stiGg mac ni1es who Is
still engage&si9 the business. McCor-
mick, O,0orne#snd Hasefy. hsv. goni
% fIsl ressfS5, md mseeh snd
o'hets are engSSsd ~ other lines
Tie Buckeye disirfeissd the most novel
and attractive advsra6Ng matter ever ru'
on fair ground,ShtRin given s~s'
25 900 "Bucseye.S etnSs1 and 10000
buckeye m rfo9sf' wkfta many Of uur
readers renem1sF seeing Mheir orsrch
in Ds!!as is located corner Mel kst xno
Wood slreetsIs3rd dealers are CORDIALLY
invited TO CAL Nd see their goods Wnich
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