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5Mns anItFer aeitriatas. Moraen.aaSaa aabe
---------
S6redeisnad1t In SeMifom.
Bier Tranensimmer bon einem nnbcfaHnten
1eeudleIm6roer abssirIad1tst. - WdtbieIs
hattie Werbred1eu.

bate @erbrsd1ea.
9ention, Ctr, 1S. Wai. - Die ners
gangene 9taht mar cine Sd)redeusnatt in
2enlion. !3pIi1en IL llhr uno IA llbr iriib
erld)oB ein Meu6elul0rper uorldelld) uuo
init brutaler lleberlegenbeit pier 6rauen,
,rei bod)f ahtbart 9amen uub sluel <Sr.
iaiiinuen ptrrui.ner Sduier. GaS erite
SpIer mar frau SaDues, @attin pes DR..
3enrg 8. Sapnes, zines betaHnteH uHo &C.
adteten Siir9ers Der Stabt.
6rau 9apueS, cine iungt, reisenSe Dame,
iuuroe entrpebe5 III ihrem I0auie, III peld)em
fe F4 iur 3.it aaein beiaub, ermorbet.
ober aber aus oemieIben iortgeitleppt uuo
auBerbalb beielbeu i'll Der 9idhe get0btet.
2ie S9pbuuug oes Or. SapncS llegt am
vSSooOlanD. Souleuarb, unmittelbar anger.
haib Der Staotgreuse NIB 24 Yiellen iiirlit
pom Gathbauie.
6urie .3eit barauf luurbe Srl. Seen Sams
leD, cine id)one junse DAME, in Der 93Ob.
rur9 ibrer 0futter, i'm Ser;eu Der Staot,
Don elmer nnbefannten Yerion eri6OHtu,
uun balb nadI Den Stunben, in iueldlen
bieie 9eheimniBpo MeudeImorpe porfie,
len, wurpen in einem ab9elegeueu Staot.
tbeile MISREPRESENTATION ourdD bic Sugelu
eiueS Ntud elmorbers abgetban.
Ger Serbreter erltoB 6rau paDnes,
ais ibr Saue eiuer 4ogeniieuug Der
pGltS" beiwobnte. 9iahpem bic 6rag loot
mar, nabm Der Ntoroer ib-e 9oloeue llhr
nebft 8ette, ihren 0iamantrin9 unb ibre
Sbrrirge an it'd uub be9ab il1 mad Der
oawlep'ideu @obuuug, no er SRI. 2eeu
9aulep .ridoB, pdbrenO oi.ieIbe nut ihrer
Shutter auf einem Bette iaB.
Der t0otlide SduB purbe burf eiue
Sbiirs abgeieuert. Der 0ioroer mar oorber
in bas 3immer nes MGod)enS eingebrun.
Qeu, nno Oas 2ePtere bate Shut bti ihrtr
Mutter gciudt. Son bort ridJtete Der Ser.
BREEDER leine Sdlritte nat benz SOroell Der
nNaoame" 2iuerS. mo- er bon Der ST.
raaea ans burd bas 6eniter feuerte uub
Ntaube Srdner t3bttte.
l,ierauf be9ab ildI Der gl0rber nadl Der
ndhfeESnaBs, NIB bradte eiuem 0idbteu,
NameuS 8Oie Stewart, peld)e hd) gtraoe
in nNabame" 9Siliams' 9orDea sur Jtub.
begebeu pollte, eme tobtlide S1u6munoe
btl. Si.itr S6uB wurbe pom Srottoir
aus abS.ieu.rt unO oraug rem 6raueusim'
mtr infer benz redten Arm i'll ben & 0ruer.
uugeheure Auiregung herrid)t III Solge
Der 9ebtrmniBuOqen 8lutthaten, NIB Souns
rert. Don SeWaiintten iabaOen NIT Sluts
huuocn ant ben Serbrener. Nebrere Yerio.
ueu itnn uerbaftet luoroeu, ltro6 9laubt
man, buB iit Der Shuloise nod auf freltn
SiiBeu beTHoer.
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gSieoer Gin VoitfutId,enra,tb b

Sort &oB, Gal. IS. Aial. = 3luel
Sirabenrdubtr hreItsu gsiltrn in Gurnsr'
Canon bic YoNiurhe aui unb nahnen een
tiiEf Baiiasiereu ibre SSertbiaGen ab; bic
@eietlite IieBtn iie uubsriibrt, NEIL II, glaub'
ten. cS JET Ytidts oariu. IS lit 2i.S SaS
erhe 0ial, oaB aui Nitier Srefe cine Be
rauburg uurtau. SSdbreuo bcS Sortaus
purpeu feine S6iiiIe ubgtfeuert, nnp Die
&diIber ioauten id) unbeheIlist entiernen.
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Cine franfe 2eber

iit in ben meiiteu 6dasu bic uriade elmer
uieterseoriidten, peinliden Stimmlns uuO
Der uns anbaiteubeu SeidperOeH, unb
bieie 9eibeu werbeu 10 lause baueru, ais es
Der 9.ber sefattet III, IN ibrem trdgeu, iruuis
baftsu 3ufaube Su uerbarreu.
3ur Sslsbuus uaO Gririiduns Der 9eb.r
uub anberer SerOauuugsOrsune uuO b.reu
llmwaubluu9 in ibren ROrmaliuifanb uub
cine ssiuroe Ghdtisisit sisbt e8 t.in bcferes
Mlittel, a[S
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0erurthetIfc Muard,iftetr.


2onb IN, 19. Mai. - sS. cine Ioeben
aus Sriiilel elngetrofi.Ht Gpe;ial. 0epeid)e
meloet, habeu bort Die beineu anard,iileu
Moineau uuo Samolte, ipeIdle an !. Diai
sefdbrlidle 2rohuuseu gescu bic Yoli;ei
ausiticBen unb aISbalb uerbaitet muroen,
iegt ihre Strafe erbalten. Dtolueau purbe
Su orei uub Samotte su pier Sabreu @efdus.
nip perurtheilt.
8Iapfa'S Seid,enbesdnsmib. - Auireenna i'm
nnsariiden Reid,Atase.
Subap 10. Wiai. - Sm unaari.
id.n &eid,sta9e entilauo heute cine hleise
Gontrouere III SOlae oes gntrass, baB oem
perftorbenen ungariideu Tatriottu Geors
9lapfa Elm 5iientlidl.s Sesrdbnib aui aoiten
beS Staates ju 5beil werneu ioIs. Srai
Ssaparp. Brdibent bss Niniiierratbs, per.
iud)ts, Die 6raae burd eiuen Intras aui
llebersans iur &asesornnuus su um9eben
uub peruriadte bierourd eiuen HuSbru1 Ses
llnwillens aui SeiteH Der Sppofitiou. Sod.
rufe aIr &lupta, 9oiiutb unb bic Sr.iheit
llngarn's purben aussebraht, uub Die gr6bte
Auiresung berridte ldngere 3elt. G6lieB.
lid selan9 es Der Tesi.runsspartei SennoH
Siaparp's antrag ourh;nieytn. alsrbiuss
nur init Ter tnappen Raioritat ppu IL
StimrleH.
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cejtretd,'S 9tIberpprrath.

Bien, 10. Diai.-9iad elmer ioeben be.
FAINT gesebeueu Seredlnuu9 belduft iid) Ger
@tiammtberaa Der i'll Seitreih. .llnaaru cir.
fulirenpen Silbermiiu;en auf runo Is Dill.
lloneu Yfunb SterIins, ulio gan; erh.blit,
weuis.r, oils man alsenl.in aeglaubt hat.
@abri6ciuli1 wirp man alio, iiatt, pie bis.
ber ausenommen lunrbe, ttipas ueriauisn
su fonneu. nod Silber antauien miiiien,
mn ben Separi oil ileinsr @iiinSe o.dsn III
fnuneu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-20
Wfcdt 0fffcS' A0ffe.

Turf bic Seiisnaton bes SeripaIttrs O. 9iebid,
in bic tene rataHt 9efpoIbcn. Sarauf Teflcifrenoe
fouren h fGriitlh IN Der Sale melben, noiebit Der
Goniraft Sfpiid.H ocm $cr.iH nuo Serpalter sur
ginfdlt auhiest. Z. Sh6n,
l12O.2-3l Yrdi. bes .Als. arb. ..s.sll.,ger."
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III M 4 Il d.

9sis sur Rolenbuns meiner ueutn Qebduoe r.S0S
uro So observation-disclosures, bin ih nat gtr. zoos,
CitzSoItImoI,Erass, uHlatSoaeH, no bic bstanHttH
ReinbarotS peutidlen &einnohfttes Waaens
1rppfeu GERMAN VEGETABLE BITTER
ELIXIR) rerfauft tperoen. &arI 8untber.
(D{dr,23, Biz Ii ,31{te)
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Sibi0en0en.
Nipioen oenz2s efarmtu, a diana. .

Bareau Der ,,GonfoIioirten SsGontpa "a anie
eer etaot Baltimore"
ben IA. Dlai 1892
Sn eiHcr gSeriammluns bes Tir,ftoriums bieicr
bic ON Sd,Iuiie Der eelddfte ON II. Diai 1892 ,n=
sttrastneR ationdre an /. S}uni 1892 Sdb,bare
SipiocnSe on atpei nno einem Wiertel Vrpicnt
ausgcmorien.
UI7-s,31) Spfepb ". 9Iarte, sd,asmeiit,r
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Stbau ipire Rrieesbafeu.

petersburg, 10. Dial. - Gs wirb
sem.loet. oaBpas G5arenpaar auf Dem sSese
mad RopeGbagen. sur Shtilnabme OH Der
gOlbeuen Sohieit ees bdnlldlen 6onigs.
paar.s. nod, in yibau Der Gruubheiulesuus
suul Sau sines nsuen ariessbaieHs beliuobs
men piro.
Gin losb.H befannt sea.bener faiierlid.r
llfas befimmt, baB, anldBli9 oes in ciu;els
uen 2heilen bes ruiFideu &ei1es INNER
nod berrideHren NOtbitauoes, i'm qaufe
bieies Gonimers nub Serbfes in Der gidbe
Der Sauptitaot, icw;e IN ben wefli1eu Gro.
uinsen feline Diilitdrman0per ab9ebalteu
lperoeu ioatu.
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FScbn Wtenfdben ertrnnfeu. ssa

RorriIIton, ART, 1s. Rai.-Sump
@ilion, tin Reasr, pier 6raueu uuo firf
iatu Elautass in 6ulss pss umlipp.us
siu.s 9apnsi.
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WerifoniSdte TiteQc.

Ghihuabua, Meriio, IS. Dai.-Sas
9nea In Der lesieu gSOd,s, wuriH einer Der
tiid)tigiien &ebatteure M.rito'S fel, bat,
Die smliteu ben pom ben belocu @tgnerl
pertretsueu Yartei.u hsrribeuOt 6eiuoldlaft
nod p.rmtbrt, unb sablloie perauSfoToe'
rungen fuo ieitoem abgeihldt moroen.
Gin flir heute feilgeietteS 9uta ilplheu
Suis 2erra;as, ben Sobu oes Gr'@ouutr'
Heurs unD Wauro Gaubauo, eiuem per-
iriippelteu Soloateu, ,twuroe bon SIfiiieren
perbinetrt. Souutrneur Garlic bat tben'
tallS lene HoroerHua erbaltcn.
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YoIitiid1e Gonucnte.

Gin siea Der anbanser GIsoeIaus'S Ia 0eor.
sia. = Sn sapsGaroIina madben Die ~MIs
IianSIer" atm Grsprafpenten bettiae Ops
pohtisn. - sspros9aroIina fd,idt sine &C.
initiate . Delegation In ben TationaIz 6 oas
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M d D To d D. 8
YiQen.

Das poltommtHfe, fiberiis unb SuperIiiiaife Tbs
flbruussmitel, rein pesttGbiIiit. tntbalt ourdaus
fein Suediilber ooer dToere 5ertoreHoe SubiiGHeH,
bsfet aQt arteu gi9snihait.n, p.lt. Gutdtl6,r ols
5shsune 5mitttI beist obE. Die Setahr irseno eiHer
bsi.n lbsH SolstH; fs haben Gueciilbtr eyiest uHo
fiHo bic Biqen Der Hooernen Wiiierihaft eeporoeH.
Glssaat .inseblGt uno s.itwaGlos; telHe S6pi,Tlss
teit i'm SeIunterGlu6eH Der Gacman'o 9inen;
Nib uIo aasenebm uno is nah Der Soiis eruHeli1
fpirftno; bic siebliEaspiQsn Der Stseuiuart.
Sic h.iien ale uuresemi6isfciten oes UtaaeEs, Der
et5er, Stb6rm,, a,reH, Slaie, Rerpen, appeilis
oiiefeit, aopiihuerSen, SerhopiuHs. uEreroaulidlz
ieit, Sldbunsen, 6iebcr, 3armeHt5 5lEeEH9, odmorz
rboieea Lno Gle uHresslmdsisteltea Der iEnertu
1beile.
yr,is 25 Cents Si. Bog. Bel allen 9rOspiFsn 81
babeH.
Rau sebt iider uno iebe ;u, buB man
p&aomap'5" erbdtt!
Dian f6id. ein, Rrieimarie On 7r. glaetpas d
Gnmp., Gr. 80, 9drrens StraBe, Rcpsgorf, I'M bic
S6rit False and True" UsI1s tp,rtbpolt aI5tuEit
sisbt, suseihift ~ bsioMIsz.
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s. W. COR BALTIMORE ST. AND POST OFFICE AVE.
in the city OF Baltimore and neighborhoOd 12k
cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cents per
week, payable weekly to the carriers. DAILY ana
SUNDAY by mail, postage prepaid by publisher,
s. so per annum: for a shorter time in proper
tion. WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid, with
inducements TO clubs, $3.50 per annum TO any
part of the country; SUNDAY PArER without Daily
or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AND
SOUTHERN STATES.
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Ser 9eatIde GorreibomSent,

2dglit, nohenflth urp Sonnf0gS,
q. Taine, Giaeatbarer nno Recaffenr,
eabwchsgde Saltimore,S StraBe uno pOfsS sSfFce.spe.
Gr.is bcs tdeIidben 8Iattes, burt TRIGGER in EaI,
tiniore unb In ber Wadbaridlait teorst, Ia. Gts
faeIid,e uno eonpta 40 sMuS9abe 10 Gts. pro
Note, sabbar potentlid bic ods Satt beiorsenoen
9rdser.-9aaIid, nebit Sonnta gSs9uS aabc inter
i3tit int SerbdItnib flr bic pod,eutlid,e MaSsabe
nit Sonntassblatt, porofrei, nit abSug ir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sabr, nadb irscno eiuem Srtt ots Snlans
bes, a nad europa. Sonuta a Ss9lnS gab be 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette nno btuisite oentidje 0Iatt
Ia ben NlittsIs unb SlbitaateI.
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9rinaeitu gsaraaretben's ansebIid,e gerIos
buua nit benz GSarepitidl.

8ariS, 19. War. - IS miro btrid)tst,
baB Der Ssar i'll be 6.irath bes GSarewitid
nit Der Yriu;.iiin Niargaretbe, Der iiinsitcn
Stw.ter bes beutihen 9allcrs, ,ln9.pils
li9t bat. 0ieie Nadritt, ionic Der beuor.
ilebenoe Seiud beS QSureu in Yotsbam
babeu bic bief9e Gegierung beunrubigt.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-08

When we say English, Ger
man and American Suitings in
the Merchant Tailoring store
we mean just exactly that.
You'll never find a London
ticket on Yankee Cloth here.
1t isn't question of Gust as
good" or "just as Stylish" its
a question Of getting Just UAat
y0n Pay for.
Ask to see the English Wor-
steds for Coat and Vest and
English Trouserings. They re
"a closing lot at a closing price.
A Suit from them, complete,
$28. That's a fair measure Of
what your money may do III
made-to-order Clothing. You
can't go wrong on the Suit al
$25, the one at $50 or any o
the betweens.
John WANAMAKER.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-08
FREDEaICA

The return of warm, settled weather IS
having the effect of making it lively for
our house carpenters, who are all busily
ENGAGED in making improvements to
Town property. Captain Waitman Sip
nla our enterprising merchant, is having
his dwelling house remodelled, and When
completed will be quite transformed IN
annearauce. Mr.. S. w. Darby is having
an annex made to his dwelling which
will add very much to its comfort and
convenience. improvements are also
being made to the NJ. E. Parsonage in the
wav of a new back building and side
porch.
A ride into the surrounding country
will also impress one with the fact that
the farmers are on the qHi vise, now that
the warm sunshine has made the soil in
good condition for preparation for the
coming corn planting season. The pros
pect for a crop of peach buds, to say the
least. seems to be quite assuring through
ont this section, although it would per
hans be we'll enough to defer making any
aonroximate estimate as to the number
ofbaskets likely to be produced, until tbs
lapse of two or more months. Yet there
seems to be reason for an suspicious view
Of the situation. Mr.. Cleaver Wis reggi:
on the farn Of S. Willis t%e f,
north of here. says his orchards are ~
very healthy and vigorous condition anc
renorts his outlook as very satisfactory
and encouraging. Mr.. S. W. Darby who
is also largely engaged in the growth o
peaches, reports a like condition, and say
he has every assurance of an abundap
crop. -;.,
/ Our market is pretty well supplied witt
shad. both from the river and bay an
the supply is daily on the increase Tn
average price being about 40 cents pc
pair.
: There was a very large congregatio
5 Of the M. E. Church on last Sunday morn
inc and evening to welcome the new pa
Tar Rev Mr.. Maxwell, with whom we ar
much pleased His serrno ms are logica
argumentative and effective, and are d'
livered with impassiouedzeal and energ.
The Methodist Protestant Conterenl
now 10 session at Pocomoke City WI
= determine whether Rev. Mr. Jester WI
n be returned, or whether there Will be
}. new incumbent to the pastorate OF TIL
If church. Some say there is a prospect
e ~. totter ANON.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-08
ROBERT P. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Law,
COLLECTING AND CoNvEYANCING.
MILFORD, DELAWARE.
EnuIk'S Bulletin.
MILFORD, April 8, 1892.

MILFORD, April 8, 1892.
Sun rises at 5-3l and sets at 6-32
DAYS length l3h and I'm.
High water at Milford 1928 a. m.
at the mouth of the river at 6:25a.m.
Full moon next Tuesday the 18th
at 1926 a. m.
Weather for the next 10 days gen
orally tair.
We have the finest table oil in the
market perfectly pure.
We quote a number of damage
photograph albums, we will sell at
from sets, up
Foulk has elegant carpet paper
don't put your cal pet down without
it.
Get. your Window Shades now
they are going so is Wall Paper.
Foulk's corn salve is only Set,
per box, and is as good as The best.
We have lot of window shades
on hand that we will sell cheap,
Holland shades on spring rollers 80
cts. Oil cloth as low as 40 cts some
odd shades very pretty for this price.
Our job lot of paper is not all
gone yet we have some very nice at
10 cts. per box "a sheets paper "a
envelopes,
Our stock of new style papers are
now in store and they are certainly
handsome and very cheap some as
low as 10 cts per roll (Of two pieces)
and some as high as $l.00 per (rOll
1.-TWO pieces) we think this years
STYLES are the prettiest we have ever
had and so dol who have seen them
A few sets of carving knives and
forks at cost.
A lot of first quality grain bags.
A small lot of pocket knives fol
sale very cheap; half the regular
price.
Also a job lot of purses at sets
and upward.
| We have been having a siege o
La Grippe and it becomes US to us'
due diligence to prevent recur
lrence of it. One very importan
thing is, to keep the bowels in gooC
condition-which is easily done b.
the use of Foulk's Pills; they ar,
pleasant, safe and sure-and Wha
is very important in these times, is
they are the cheapest pill in tn
market, only 20 cents per box anC
25 doses in each box.
You need something for the cough
and Foulk's Cough Mixture is jus
the thing; like the pills, it is cheal
being the largest bottle of cougl
mixture in the market for the price
25 cents.
At this season of the year if W,
have bad teeth, they are very apt t.
bother us. Foulk's Tooth Ach'
Drops is the best and surest remedy
we know of, Is cents per bottle.
Next to toothache, aching corn
are perhaps the worst thing. Fo
2 these we have several remedies, any
s of which win give almost instant re
j. lief-price 10 to Is cents.
Il At this season of the yeer you
? horses, cattle and fowls need atten
Z ton. We have one of the best an,
$ cheapest medicines for them in GU
2 knowledge; lib package, Is cents
: Glib package, IS cents; and it is guar
!. atteed to give satisfaction.
We have heard considerable CON
3 plant recently o. "Hcad Light Oil.
. Our oil is good. 1t has no smell
u gives beautiful bright white lighr
& and is u cents per gallon in 5 ga
y Ion quantities, or on larger quantit
: sales for cash a reduction will b
made from this price.
A small lot Of cheap lamps o
/. FOULK & co.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-08

south caroiina, numerically scored his
for what he termed its 'child's playa :
holding these sessions, and pretending to
what It had no idea Of doing,
All the good things said about the DENY
cratic members Of the House Committee u
elections, because of their votes to put RocAS
well out Of the seat to which his Republieaf
opponent-Col Noyes-was really elected
viii have been said in vain, if it shall turr
out to be true, as now reported, that Senator
Hill has secured pledges from majority
the Democratic members Of the House K
vote to retain Rockwell, Notwithstanding th'
report Of the committee.
superintendent Porter, Of the Census Bu
reau, says he welcomes the investigation o
the Bureau ordered by the House, and tina
the more thorough the investigation is, tn
better be will take it,as, in no other way ca
the important and excellent work done b
that bureau be so effsctually brought to tn
attention of the country. If the Democrat
get no more out of it than they are gettin
ont of the Pension Office investigation, Il
Republicans will certainly have no reaso
to complain.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-08

No wonder the new Bell
Skirt is such a favorite. Grace
full in its lines. Helpful to al
most any figure. Such Skirts
are a part of all the newest
style Costumes that have been
admired so much in our Ready
made Suit Room.
At Ss-Han6some Costume of Wool
Cloth in navy blue and black; cor
rect shape Bell Skirt with Bodice,
Outing Coat and vest, finished with
pearl buttons.
At S5-Womens Muslin Dresses hand
somely trimmed with Swiss emf
broideries and neatly finished.
At S6-Haudsoiue Costumes of All wool
Cloth, tan, brown, navy blue black,
light gray and coaching drab; made
with the new and correct Outline
Coat and the perfect fitting Bel
skirt with Bodice Belt. Fresh this
morning.
At So 5o-COstumes of All wool Cloth,
Bell Skirt in its perfection, finished
with beautiful Bodice Belt. The
Coat is the "Margate," half liueC
with changeable silk; seams all I'm
ished with satin, sewed Throughout
with silk. both Skirt and Coat made
and finished entire by men tailors
thus insuring properly pressed
asd finished garment.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-08
PENINSULA NOTES.

The full list Of Delaware items in the
House River and Harbor bill is as follows
Delaware Breakwater, $4,000 Wilmington
harbor. $40, 900; Appoquiuimink river $1,000
SMYRNA river, $4,000; Murderkill 5000
Broad Creek, $1,000, and Mispillion river
$1,000.
The Delaware Conference closed on Mon
dsv The following are some of the ap-
Monuments on Dover District P. Z. Thomas
H. Tohuson; Bridgeville, W. a, Johnson
Dover. L. W. Deakens. Dover Circuit. J. +
Molock; Harrington, w J. Wilson; Laurel
7. E. Bantam; Lewes J. W. Brinkleyi MI
ford, ]. A. Scott; seaford, G. F. Dunning
Slaughter, N. Lincoln Smyrna, W. h.
Thomas,
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-08
FIRE INSURANCE.
DIRECT TAX.

Notice is hereby given the Original Direct
Tax Records have been delivered to me BY the
Internal Revenue Department OF the United
States. and that al persons whose names nppesr
upon said Records can have the aaid Tax refunded
By making application to me. Executors or Ad-
ambassadors making application for deceased
persons whose names appear upon the said Rec
ords will be required to furnish q certificate Of
appointment from the Register sf wills Of their
respective counties to ale with said elaim.
J. FRANK Wu.Da,
Dover 8ehEnas1 1GR Commiarlanog..
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-08
10 Pounds of Blood

Is about the quantity nature allows to an
adult person. It is of the utmost Importance
that the blood should be kept as pure as pos
sible. By it's remarkable cures Of scrofula,
salt rheum, etc, Hoods sarsapariIla has
proven its claim to be the best blood purifier.
For a general family cathartic we conf
IDENTIFY recommend Hoods Pills. They
should be in every home medicine chest.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-08
make


~ ..ors, Lawyers, Carpenters Druggists, En-
u .neers, Mechanics, in fact we have recon-
esendatious from people in all stations OF
life, testifyiug to the wonderful cures that
Sulphur Bitters haye effected Send for tes-
tinonials. See another column.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-08
Sue QUINN heaSed
ohe~ Rcolor and ny.


The news Of the death of th(pplicseel-
Tor Of the State was heard with surprise
and in many quarters with regret. Few
men in the history of the state have had
q larger number Of personal friends aud
admirers. He was indeed brilliant man
and in his palmY days, his fine presence,
expressive features and captivating
speech made him one of the most promi-
nent figures in the Senate of the United
States. Competent judges have declared
him to be the peer Of any man who sat
with him in that august body and only a
few weeks ago Wattersou, Of Kentucky.
alluded to his remarkable abilities, his
unfailing courtesy and warmth of heart.
Although strong partisan he did not
allow his partisanship to narrow his sym
pathies and some Of his strongest friend
ships were with men of the opposing
party. We saw him meet the late Sena-
tor Drake. Of Missouri, some years ago,
after long separation, and the cordially
and regard he felt for this eminent Re-
publican we're very pleasant TO see. Aftei
Sauisbury's retirement from the Senate
with broken health it might have beer
thought that his public career was at end
but with his appointment as chancellOl
of the state he began new chapter o
his life. His services in this Office wer'
honorable 10 himself and valuable to thu
state. but others are more competent t.
( Of them than the writer Of this ar
~ - "a AZ ~ s : -painstaking, con
acientious aud learned, and gave geRsp
satisfaction except in decisions III whicl
politics were involved. Now that he ha
gone there will be only kind recollection
Of the statesuan and iurist.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-08

Piles. whether blind and INDECENT OF III
cerated and bleeding aay be cured by the
application Of Old Saui's Pile Ointment
s-0''e ,-diug to the directions. Price only
the R6r box.