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Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

ARBtTUs is more plentiful 10 the
woods about Milford this season than
usual. aud the blossoms seem larger
and fresher cOlored.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

THE assessment list of MilfOrd,so far
as a casual glance results,is a very iAii
valuation of town property. While II
is low on good property fair ratio Is
maintained on smaller holdings On
desirable locations, valuation is deter
mined by the building site, rather 'i'a .,
on the building. The tax rate VIII
probably be the same us last year.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

EASTER, next Sunday, promises to
hiring out the three pretty girls OF
sonth Milford in new spring suits
.tisift the weather permits.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

sHAp have been very plentiful IN
Milford this season. They sell ior
FORTY cents per pair for good roe and
melt.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

J. w. TRUITT has just opened
new line of dress goods in "old rose =,
"new silver'', "cream" ''parrot green"
"gobsIin" Jumbo" and other latest
shades in Henriettas, cloths ana
serges. Price 25c to 81 per yard.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

ANOTHER soldier of the late war has
had his services recognized. Captain
VIM. H. Harris is the fortunate one
this time.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

Court in Kent county convenes OH
Monday next. Milford has contrlou.
ted her full share to the criminal
docket in petty larceny cases.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

THE following letters remain in the
Milford P. o. unclaimed; Miss Emma
Andorson Geo. w. Bradley, Miss F.
Graham, James L. Collins Mr. Alfred
Harrington, John w. Hudson Mary
q Morgan. VIM. w. Needles, Geo.
Roach. Dayid ]. Smith, Albert war
~ R. Y.WATsoN, P. M
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

THE Clerk of Town Council has
given notice on few bits Of writing
paper, 2x44 inches, that the town as
sessment lists are hung up at certain
noints. The penmanship is good; but
the obscuriiy of the notices would lead
the taxpayers to believe that 1t is de-
sired by the Council to let the public
bnow AS little about the whereabouts
of the assessment lists as possible
The local papers graIuitOusly gave the
nuhlie information last week, or prob
ally less than a score of the taxpayers
would have known of its existence
The people expect such notices to be
given through the papers, and are will
ing TO pay for the service. The days
of written notices pinned on pOsts,etc.
are gone; and as we have two news
,,apers to take the place Of the olden
time "Town Crier," 1t is only fair to
suppose that they should receive the
reward due for their services. Here
tefore Clerks of Council have given
the matter publicity by advertise
ments in the local papers. No otens'
taken by the newspapers for you
course, Mr.. Clerk-Or Council, If yo'
can stand it, we can.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

THE Count, Baron ana BARONESS
Magri appeared IL Dorsey Hall last
saturday evening, but were greeted oy
4 very small audience. Their mature
n.nners and diminutive persons were
the source of much wonder to the
children and even many adults VINO
scarce believed such men and women
existed.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

TIE cold east wind of this week did
not do any serious injury to fruit Of
any kind.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

A few "king' or horseshoe crabs
uora hauled in the seines this week.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

MIR. EDITOR - Where can get
the Gage Tool COmpany's Self-Setting
Plane I hear so much about?
tit is made at Vineland, n. J. Our
dealers will get it for you.-ED
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

STRIPED AND PLAID cloths at
Deputy's
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19
eS.E. MARSHALL,

DENTIST
Te.tb treated with the new anasthesia, hydro
boric cocain for the painless extracting OF teetn
or filling Gas administered,
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

ALL-WooL Henriettas just received
at Deputy's; all eOlors.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19
WORTH KNOWING.

Don't harbor care about your hair,
But go to VIM. Kern
His work is neat aud quite complete,
As you will quickly learn.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

FRENCH sATINEs 25cts per yard, at
Deputy's.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

A new lot Of those 25c. Henriettas
at Deputy's; all colors.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19
Centennial Washington's Inaugu'
ration at New York.

New York is all in hustle with the prep
arations for the coming celebration OF the
Centennial of Washington's Inauguration
Anril 2oth, soth, and May Ist, and big tiue
IS promised all who attend, independent OF
the Other attractions, the Military Pageant
will be the largest since the war AND t1e
Naval display will embrace all the available
Cragt in the Atlantic Squadron.
The B. & o. R R. Co. will sell tickets al
or, atiy reduced rates to New York and re-
turn for all trains on April 27th to 3oth, IN
elusive. and for trains ARRIVING in Philadei-
mia on or before 100 a. m. on May ist'
Good for return trip on all trains leaving
New York until midnight Of May 9th, inclu-
sive. -. a.,
Metropolis and enjoy a ride over the B. <
Us new line. Remember there is no trans
fer in Philadelphia. All trains run through
solid without change
had at B. & o. ticket ofiices.-Charles o
Sculi. GenI Pass. Agt., B. & Q. R. R.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

A new line of Hamburgs and
Insertings at Deputy's.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

For close figures on Carpets, Mat
tings and Rugs, go to Deputy's.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

Nor the largest sIock-but the best
brands and fiavors Of cigars in Mil
ford are at Geillnger's.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

Every policy the surrender and paidp insu
snce values entitled by the Massachusetts Statute LIFE
RATE ENDOWMENT policies issued at the old life rate
cAsH distributions are paid ALL policies
Pamphlets Illustrations orsurender values for any age
n ON application to Of its General
Agents
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19
MILFORD MENTIONS.

TODAY is Good Friday.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

WE are buying all the white oak
and red oak railroad ties we can before
May LIST. Il. ID. HALL
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19
Whole amount paid for tuition sa,OOa.7i


To w. H. Andrews, janitor, mos,
at $40. per month 5 5000
To 7. c. Hall for ISL tons coal 200
" Geo. H Hall, for wood, etc 9'oI
q Pierce & Carmean, stoves. etc. 10y
" II. L. Paige, school supplies 2I'oI
las. Russell, blacksmithing o.zo
{" T. Townsend, printing report 80
" H. I. Hynson, printing for school 50
al. w. Abbott, labor and materials 4'oo
g las. H Truitt, Brooms, etc. 9'9o
al w. Hallett labor and materials 2o.2l
"W. II. Andrews, withdrawing
and cleaning premises o'oo
To r r Hammerslev, blank book .65
Il. o. Brown, pipe for chimney 90
"R. W. Hurley. work on room 81
." VIM H Ratcliff, for lime ~
"a S. N Gray, stove pipe 20
" Revnear Williams, for insurance 400
" II. H. Marvel laying pavement $50
"a Frank Black, carriage 10y
q 'rhos. McDIichael, ], 100 bricks 99o
q Thos E Draper, for sand liz
Allen, for school register $50
&" Mrs. S. A. Hudson, rent OF room 2o'oo
&" Inspector and assistant, for hold
ing of election
To bond and coupons zoo'O0
. ~ Balance due Se6ty. and Treas.
from last year $50
To Allowance of Secty. and Treas 2o'oo
" One day and mileage Ivy
whale .mouut extended ss,9lS. 50
RECEIPTS.
From April. 9TH, 1888 TO APRIL 5TH, 1889.
ENon ST. diy;dend I,oIo.S2
I'm % r. d,,n1icate I,S4L7I
~ NJ .residents for schooling. 20. so
: =" Seety. and Treas, to cover
deficit in expenses 59T9
: wb.,. .wOuut received 2,sIS.S9
N Balance due Se6ty. and Treas. & 39-79
los. NJ. DAVIS, Seety, and Treas
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19
BRICK YARD.

Tho fsmoBs old brick yards at Marshall's Mills,
cast side OF Milford have been released ny me
undersigned who is now prepared to fnrnlsh ~ hne
trade with all grades Of brick for paving or Ouiu-
ing purposes. White or call FOR prices
mcb.s.tf E. ANDERSON, Milford, Del
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

For want of room, three Dayton
wagons aud a carriage must be sold
and sold at once. A bargain Will go
TO the one who comes early.-Pieree q
Carmean. Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

PROTECT your family by having
your life insured in a reliable com
pany See It. d. Pierce agent, Office
at Pierce & Carmean's hardware store.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

An intelligent person when hurt will az
once procure bottle Of Salvation Oil. It IS
The best thing to cure swel!ings burns, OF
wounds. Ali druggists sell it at IS cents a
bottle.
DR. BULBS Cougk Syrup should be kept IN
everv family. A slight cough, if unchecked
4 ofteu the forerunner of consumption. Ons;
dose Of this wonderful medicine has rescued
many from the grave.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

Steward has just received a tine lot
of Dongola shoes for ladies. for Easter;
for style and fit they cannot be excell-
ed. Come and see his spring hats
they are "nObby."
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

For SALE CHEAP.-FOr want ofnse
five young broke mules, three
TankerviIle colts, one pair young
broke oxen, shoats. Apply to T. M
Davis, Milford. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

The peculiar purifying and building up
mowers of Hoods Sarsaparilla make II 'he
very best medicine to take at THIS season.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19
L. N. Slaughter, W.D,.

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN e. SURGEON.
Office on David-st next door to Nc Cahrey's
Harness store. FhEDEhiCA' DELL
Office hou,s;7 to am u to ?, and to O. p m.
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

Balance due Seety. and Treas. s SO
los. NJ. DAVIS, Secty, and Treas
Milford chronicle., 1889-04-19

lne of the pilot boats that cruise off the
iaware Capes, was lost with all on board
r;ro- the storm af last week.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
Suhtrrranean EiNers.

SAT- Lake Tribune: The bed OF the
Santa Anna river in California is dry and
dusty. But Il has been found that tr~sn
fifteen 20 twenty five feet below the sur
face the river is running in full tioN. Tax
rag advantage of this, the people ar =
where thry ran. 'u1nelIng under tho river
bed and carrI ing out canals 10 tTrlgale
thousands VI acres cf adjacent land
The wa-,r Is not like the water
which flows IN the streams N
the spring. but Serms 10 be artesial
water Of the very finest quality. oaEh;
not the thought that this suggests To -
ceive more and more attention Gould mol
there be a survey. partly scientific and
partly practical, made OF the WaSatci
range near this city and some intelligent
work done 10 try TO ta.J the Immense reSer
voirs of water that the mountains contain
There Is line IF springs reaching ell alonl
the east side OF the city. THIS indicates
that some dixie prevents the natural out
how of the water. Cannot the dixie bt
pierced Judge Baskin believes a drill
would do the work in | 800 feet
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
Earning a Big lee Easily.

Here is a story of how the late ). l.. NJ.
Barlow, the ''big fee lawyer" Of New
York, made S25 600 in thirty minutes.
Commodore Garrison and party of enter
prising gentlemen had made a contract
with GSmbetta for the supply Of q quantity
of arms for the French government The
amount of money involved was Sl.5O0,OOO
Before the contract was filed Gam
BETA had fallen, Theirs came into
power. and thinking the price
of the contract eXOrhitsnt, repudiated
it. The party who had contracted for
these arms became savage, and not know
ing what TO do with them, began to quar-
rel. They were on the point of appO ntlng
a receiver and selling out the whole cargo
at auction, when Mr.. Barlow appeared
among them as the representative of a gen
tleman who had q $4,000 interest in the
concern. After having heard what every
one of them had TO say, he invited the
whole party u his house one evening, eX-
planning Jo them that their qusrrels could
not make them any better Of. and IN half
an hour drew up an agreement which all
signed. few weeks later the arms were
shipped and Mr.. Barlow received S25, 900
for half an hours work.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
German Emigration

London Times: A Berlin journal pub
fishes synopsis of German emigration
siuce 1871, The total for the period is
l,76g 297 persons. OF these emigrants the
destination Of no fewer than I,6lS.Sl6 was
the L nited States. So 44S went to Brazil,
10 5g9 10 other parts If South America,
u Sil 70 Australia. 47s0 70 Brifish North
America, 4,047 70 Africa and lOS6 T. Asia.
There remain unaccUunted for "a, ,6S5 emf
grants sailing from French ports, Though
il Is believed that nearly all OF these went
fn the United States The year of high
est emigration was 1881, when 22O, a02
Germans left their fatherlaDd. The lowest
number of emtgrRnts during any year of
the period is found in 1ss7. VIZ ; - SgS
Brazu received most of her Germans long
age, nearly 1900 going tD that empire In
ls12-lS Batterly the tide has run much
more strongly towards other parts of South
America, l,723 gong there IN lSsS. for ex-
ample, while only i,l29 went To Brazil
The total emigration in 1885 amounted tO
NS.2lS, lower figure than Tor the preced-
ing seven years. In 1881 it was l04 $50: IN
IsSS, -, 55s; but in the latter year the re-
turns from Havre were missing.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
Summons. .

In the District Court of the First Judicial Die
trict of the territory of Montana, ia and for the
county of Lewis and Clarke
John A Ch ter, plaintiff. ve. Charles Ilefh Glib
bon, defendant
greeting TO the above named defendant:
Tou are hereby required 10 appear in 50 action
brought against you by the above named plAiDtl1
In the district court Of the fret judicial district OF
the territory of Montana IN and for the county of
Lewis and CLARKE, snd 10 aHswsr the complaint
hled therein, within ten dsys exclusive of the day
Of servfcel after the service you of this sum
mons, II served within THE county: OF, 81 served
out OF THE county, hut in this district within
y dave otherwise wi hin forty dAys ement
default viii be taken against n, according the
prayer of said complaint. The said sction f.
brought To ohtsin 8 decree Of this curt against
lexecuied by plaintiff to YOU on July 81 1896 for
blocks IS, Is. p. Ss B, -. a. a.. "a, and also
blocks sud b, except lots / ? 3 and I in ssid
block b. au in the city Park addition to the city
81 Helena. Lewis and Cla-ke county. NJ IT, 20 he
8 mortgage, the came having been executed by
interest 90 per cent. per snnum) from July 81,
1856 and Alec 70 compel you 70 reccnvey eaid
premises TO plaintif he hsvtng rendered Won the
full amount of Esid deot and interest, and you
hsving refused 20 receive the same
And you are hereby bottled. thet II yon fail to
required the ssid pl2intin will spply to the eour
for the relief demanded in HE saic complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of The district
court of the Fret JndciAl district of the terriorT
of Montsns. iD and tor the county of Lewis and
Clarke, this 18th day Of Jnly, in the year Of
nine
(sEAI-) WI PARKER Clerk.
By 7. A. CAKrEB Deputy Clerk
WADE, TooLE & WALLACE. Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28

one Of the difficulties which have stood
in the way of the substitution OF paper
pulp tor wood in the manufacture OF pen
ellis has been the tOuEhness of the paper
covering, and its consequent resistance 10
the action of a knife. By a new process.
which has recently been patented, the
molecular cohesion OF the paper Is mOdi-
bed in such manner that Il can be cut as
easily as cedar wood. The paper IL first
Of all made into tubes and quantity OF
them were placed in frame at the lower
end of a cylinder. The substance which is
u be used a marking material Is placed
In the cylinder while In q plastic condition,
snd sufficient pressure is then applied 10
force II into the hollow centers of the paper
tubes After the completion Of tae process
the pencils are gradually dried st increAs-
ing temperatures during period OF six
days. and they are then plunged into a
vessel Of molten psraffiu wax. which has
the fleet of modifying the texture of paper
pulp as described.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
>.t satisfied with the white House.

MI satisfied with the white House.
The Washington star OF July - con
taiued An interview with Mrs. Harrison,
in which that lady is quoted as saying that
the insufficiency Of room IN the White
House has become matter Of very serious
tnrorv rvenIence. Mrs. Harrison says that
although the household OF the president Is
not The iargest ever domiciied IN the oihelal
house Of the chief mag strste, the eucroa ach-
meuts of Official quirements OF late years
upon The apartments used for fsmtiy pur-
poses has reached a point where reliet IS
absolutely necessary. Even The library
has been taken up for official business, and
the cabinet room now serves the duuOlr
purpa-s Of public RDte-rDOm tor senator :
and Others admitted without cards, as vel
as the place for the meeting of the presl-
dem and his advisers. In speaking Of tal-
subject MIS-. Harrison continued
we are here for four yeaTs- Go not
look beyond that, as many things may oc-
eur IN that time, but | am very ANXIOUS 10
see the family of the president provided
tor properly, and while | am h@rr hrpe
u Be able to get the present builhing put
into good condition. Very few people un-
derstaud 10 what straits the preside NJ $
family have been put 70 NJ times for lack nf
sccom mudat1ons. Really there are Only
i've sleeping apartments, and there l. no
feeling of privacy"
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28

Charles. but Rev. Mt Schnur had already
been selected a. a sOn-in-aw BY one OF the
Il ammzs Of his congregation, and Nheh
his engagement 10 Mrs Cnarlts
Was made public the disappointed
mamma raised such ferment that .. q =
church meeting a motion wss Introduced
," th- effect that the pastor bad not SHOWN
due respect for the opinion of bis peop'- 10
one Of the most important concerns Ci me
and that the interest Of both made ms res
ignatiOn the only proper thlng unItt @ lne
circumstances. The oisturbeTs were IN
able 10 muster the necessary two-thlros 70
carry their resolution. but the Rev. Schnur
handed 10 his resignation and induced his
friends to yute for its acceptance De says
ne Will seek another vineyard.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28

tuuuluE OF Political OoRvicts
he eternal vigilsnce of the Russian Do
| Is finely illustrated by George Kennsn
be Century, You have no idea Mr..
|lDan," said Capt. Nikolin. show un-
|lpulOus they are. and how much skill
b show in eoucesling forbidden things.
in smuggling letters into and out Of
Eon- suppose yOu were going 10 search
|Htlcal convict as thoroughly as posi-
how would you do Il ~
replied that I would strip him naked
make a careful examination OF his
hing.
that ali you would do ." he inquired,
b surprised ar.
|said that M other course OF procedure
|Sested Its-lf To me- Just al that moment
" ould you look iD MS ears -
80, | answered. l should not think of
! tlnE IN hls ears"
~ Ould you search his mouth o.
9ain | replied IN the negative.
~ oGld you look in a hollow tooth -
foiemnlY declared thar such thing as
ing N hollow tooth toE s letter would
T, under any circumstances. have uc-
fsd 10 De.
Well be said. triumphaatly. 81 have
N tissue paper with writing on it ont
y prisoners ear, out OF a prisoners :
tn. and once | found 8 dose OF deadly
N concealed under q Gaping OF wax
cOuyicts hollow tooth. Ah-h hr' he
hlmed, rubbing his hands, they are
sly, but know all their tricks"
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
Fighting the Locust. in AIgezis.

Algeria is suffering from q plague OF
lOcusts- A hundred Zousves have been
sent with dry straw to Aumsle 70 destroy
the invading insects AT Setif nearly S00
soldiers were lately engaged in the work,
and eol0nists and agricultural laoOCers
had been Z, QUESTIONED to help them. At
Sedrat4 a long line OF fires was kept up 20
prevent the invasion, but the fuel was ex-
hausted before the mass of invaders, which
hsd au unbrOken front of six miles The
governor-general has been to Massowah,
Ben Mustapha and other localities 10 see
that the civil and military authorities do
what lies in their power 10 drive back the
enemy.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
Praise Prom an Editor.

Mr.. +. J. smith. editor of the Fort Aber-
combie, Dakota, Herald, says: "The most
wonderful medicine have ever met with
is Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rhpa Remedy. In case of collie it gives
speedy relief On hunting trips l have
found it Indispensable Put in alkali water
il imuarts a pleasant taste and prevents
diarrhna. which alkali water produces l
could Dot feel safe without it in my house" /"
25 and 80 cent bottles for sale by H. NJ.
Psrchen q Co.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
A H.-iolan Take. His medicine.

4 Magician Take His Medicine.
Philadelphia Press Until a few years
90 the Arikara Indians. living at Fort
erthOid, IN the upper Missouri I'D. t.
Hld a series OF Interesting cere monies. con
Rcted ty their medicine men. These
remouies- usually occupying about seven
eeks, were attended by Indian visitors
ON AL directions At the conclusion o.
em one day was generally set apart for
b extraordinary display of what might be
He'd aileg0Iical exhibitions. which took
ncr IN the open air around the vicinity Of
|e sacred ~ medicine lodge
lt WAS cUStomarg at such times for one Of
medirlEe men 90 display feats of cour-
Fe-rhuugh they were in reality eonjUriBE
and one Of the tricks was for the medi
|ne man TO stand up and allow a confed
ate to shOpt at him with \ rifle. the prfn-
pal to catch the ball oetw his ti-eth
happened upon o. OF these occasions
| &C th- fellow made a public challenge, as
arge n gun ~ hum. At previous times
Il med d'cinr man would load his own gun
the pft-s-n,'e ~ the tribe, but on account
| a slr1 I'd in the barrel Of TIE rifle The
u escaped and There wa no harm in the
arg ~ powder the bail Itself was hid.
n under his tongue and would
seen by fhe Indians after the
fcharge- Of course, between bis teeth.
n the last instance the reservation
mpelliu9 the challenged man 10 use the
dlcine mans gum vas omitted. and A
r. Indian from the Northwest territory.
q, by tbr WAY. had a gTudge against the
Eats, immediately accepted the chAl-
se and stepped back to Gre. The An
a " As tully aware OF his danger. as his
my WAS armed with q Winchester. but.
h-r than be designated coward he
Ipped back 10 receive the shot The Cree
d and the Arikara fell, the ball having
sed through his forehead
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
Harvest ExcursIon Rates.

The Northern Pacific railroad will sell
harvest excursion tickets from Duluth, ST.
Paul and Minneapolis to Helena and Butte
and return at one fare for the round trip
SIS 90l. Tickets will be sold on Aug s
and 20, Sept 10 and "a. and Oct. s. Ex-
treme limit thirty days Stop-overs al
lowed within limit of ticket
A. ID. EDGAR. Gen'L Agt, Helena
CHAs. ). FEE, Gen'L p. & T. a. St Paul
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
4 Prearher,. Woe.

". u. d. Sehnur, who tor the past
years has ministered TO the spiritual
ssities OF little Lutheran church in
ha. has resigned because his congrega-
would not permit him to choose e wife
.nself- He selected for a helpmste a
good looking and estimsble young
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
WANTED!
BOOKS TO KEEP

Persons not wishing TO employ a
bookkeeper permanently can have their
books promptly attended TO by an expe-
rienced accountant by leaving word at
the Montana Employment Office, room 6,
Birkenfeld block, foot of Broadway.
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
Sale Of Warrants.

sealed proposals for the purchase Of city wsI
rants bsarinR per cent interest r. the kmoun
OF Fifty one Hundred Dollars fS5, ,1OO), Will be re
eeiTed 81 my Office. 1lS BroAdW.y until Wednes-
days Jniy 81. tees At y O'Clock meridian.
;. r DOUGLAS. City Treasurer
Helena. July a 1850
The Helena independent., 1889-07-28
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Major Budd Gold and Silver Mining company. for
the election Of officers for the ensuing year Will
be held st tie Cosmopolitan Hotel, Helens, Mon
tsnA- on August I'D, at O'Clock p N
GEORGE ~. WHITLEY, Secretary.