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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15
zINsUaA NOTES

J. Ne 'on has besnsawarded the con
tract and commenced the erection Of a
neat bsiel 4 for the railroad company at
kariy ay morning O. o Dwell, pro-
prietor 81 large livery and sale stables
in Lay died Of heart disease. Up 70
within few hours ofhis death he was i,
g.-hearl. alth. He leaves wife and rwo SONS
Nh TUFTS pver who shot William IT. Brown
lGstered wwn as 'Bristoln at Little cfee.
out, SIX iBded him 50 seriously that he died
oeeupyjennsylvania Hospital. in Pbiladei.
Aere teane ist is still confined in iail AZ
tssser. Il is thought that she will be given
= heariug as soon as the Encouragement is
notified ofihe result Of the inquest recently
held in Philadelphia.
The aummerschooi for the improving and
trainiug ofteachers which was orqssizss al
Dover on the Fourth was attended by about
thirty students and started OF with everv
prospect Of success. Eight teachers and
prospective teachers registered as students
from ibis section supt. Tindal apd Proees.
ss.- s-s'elaiEl Carroll are the instructors.
whieB iosures chances for Improvement. if
the scholars dc their part There being no
Normal schnoi in this State for ;he especial
traisirg Of teachers, every one should feel
interested, as well-inf1rmed teachers are in
dispeusahle to good schools.
The Republican State Central Committee
metst Hotel Richardson on Thursday and
orgauiz d By electing Gen. James H. Wilson
chairman and Hugh C. Browne secretary.
Eleven members were present The chair
man was given power to appoint an execu-
tive committee one from each district with
full power to act in the coming campaign.
The chairmen Of the county committees were
elected advisory members Of the Central
Committee The date for the State Conven
ion to nominate Presidential electors and
was fixed on Aug. rs, and the
primaries the Saturday previous.
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Inapeotlna the $50


i is said that on Tuesday United State
Senator Higgins, Professor Haupt OF tn,
\ University aud Thomas Marludale Of Phila
deipiia msde tour Of investigation for ths
purpose Of ascertainiug the presentconditiou
Of the Delaware aud Chesapeake canal with
very extensive Improvements in view. They
found that the canal could be deepened and
widened in such way that it would permit
the sailing Of the largest ocean steamers
thereby saving detouI from Philadelphia
to baltimore alone Of 100 miles, and aboat
eighteen hours lime.
t is proposed TO deepen the canal 10 az
feet with a surface width Of no feet. except-
ing the deep cut, which is three and half
miles long and 20 feet This would be mar.
Fowed 10 10 feet There would Be tidal
'osk7 ~ eaeH end, which would dispense
with the hs locks. Al the deep cut there
were a geat many difficulties 70 overcome
on account ofthe poor land
me PROBABLE cost Of tine work said Mr. I
aiarlindaie would be about Sa,ooo. 600
ne natural increase of traffic would paw sucii
7fge returns that this would soon be realized
he government, no doubt will make al
FOR the work 10 begin on. and
shen once commenced would be finished IN
0out tWo years There is a great deal Of
wamp land through there that could be *
famed by the mud and soil rom the bot
pm 81 tue caual The work viii be compare
Tely easy, with the exception OF the wori
= tne deep cat Senator Higgins and Ibotl
iink tlie piau will be carried ont successful (
Z, END aetive pfeparaio ions to that end viii
aa'n a onct
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15
FOuIk'S Bulletin.
MILFORD, July Is, 1892.

Call and see our fire works.
What you want for this hot wea-
Their is bottle of Foulk's Essence
Jamaica Ginger an excellent remedy
in collie and general debility. A tea
spoonful in glass ofsweetened cold
water will stimulate the whole sys-
tenn as much us a glass of brandy
without any of its after effects. A
teaspoonful in half glass of water
will relieve pain in the stomach and
check the diarrhga in its early stages.
A bottle of Foull1's Diarrhna Mix
ture is a sure cure for the diarrhea
We have been selling it for thirty
years and have never known it to fail.
A box of Foulll's Ambitious Pills
the best and cheapest Family Pill
on the market.
A bottle ofpure laudanum, such as
you will always find at Foulk's Drug |
Store.
A bottle of Cold Expressed Cas-
tor Oil.
A bottle of good Essence ofPep-
permint.
A bottle of Spirits of Camphor.
A bottle of Spirits of Lavender
Compound.
A bottle of Tincturo of Mvrrh
Compound for all fresh wounds and !
or violent pain in the stomach.
A bottle of Lime Water for sick
tomach.
A bottle of Foulk's Cough Syrup. \
A box ofQuinine Pills for all sea
ons of the year.
Now you want something this
arm weather to kill the flies, For
arlors, dining and bed rooms use
ranglefoot," for rooms where thew
re very thick, use the "Poison Pa
err" or ely Stone" a
A bottle of FouIk's Corn Cure. 4
A bottle of Toothache Drops. =
Foryour Horses, Cattleand Fowls.
e Johnson's Horse and Cattle Pow. =
rs, one Of the very best and the +
eapest in the market.
FOR sprains, gals and bruises on
ar horses, use Foulk's Universal
niment. M
we have full line of the popular
tent and Proprietary Medicines
'ays on hand.
FOULK & co. P(
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Is He Your Friendq

Is the family doctor your friend How
plany unnecessary visits does he make vou7
How many days does he keep you sick that
You ought to be at your work, aud so doug
how many hard-earned dollars does he ex-
tort from your Would it not be better for
you to place your trust in Sulphur Bittess?
Try them they will be true friend. Saw
lug youa long sickness and large bill, which
you have hitherto paid to some ayaricious
doctor Editor State Journal
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15

r ~~t'7 gay NrtAi+- SAT" -
greatest esciteuent prevailed.
fcame u By rail from above the an IA at
once surrounded tie Carnegie mis- They
were received with a few cheers from the
SURROUNDING bYsianders as the train rolled
ID, and tie most respectful consideration
was accorded them in every respect
Tie FIRST detachment Of troops numbered
az last 5000 men. and was ia command OF
General snowden =
The troops came from a point ofrendcm0uk
I two nliies this side of Greensburg, aud It
stated that rlie First Brigade is now a. M
eFetna, where It viii remsin until iurthi
orders.
lmmedisteiy on the arrival Of the traiad
there We great hustle and excitement; "a
the militia themselves 81
PRESERVED PERFECT ORDER ~
aud Fssp9ned silently and promptly to eve
order taeiT superiols. Rapidly descet
ing from the train tie troops formed Il q
eoiumH az Tie switch yard just sehiud MurF 1
station One company wasat Once detaclI 81
on picket dirty aud i'ne was immedis@iy
thrown ont auars .te mil yei - The5 she
maiu hy e troops marchgd doe4 HE
streets. headed bg .le rsgiay iai band andi-
and alang what is called "scab Hill"
This isau emiuouce overlooking the mills
and the scene Of last week e hosaiitles. and
its biaa was covered With sbgclatsrs
There wssu7t he ighes. manifestations
ofhosuii,y and although lie troops had ar
rived s. suddgalg that aitiHe leaders OF she
s,gik were ssnt, It did mol require Their
presence rs skainlain neace or command req
poet from the RANK sud ME. Ii 30 minutes
the works were entirely surrounded and the
Carnegie milisSwere once more.
IN THE HANDs OF rHrIR OWNERS
All ihe surrounding streets were patro,ied
BY piceets, and guard at every street inter
section ept the crowd at a respectful dis.
lance aud prevented the assembling oil
groups Of strikers. Il is due 70 tine worsmeu
however to say that no tnilitianien was cal
lea upon 10 exercise his authority. There
was much speculation as to whether the /
troops would occupy tile town or merely .
condae themselves to the mills. but the |
doub, on this point was not Of long duration.
Immediately afterthe troops had surround.
ed the works and the picket lines had been
established, several companies suddenly
formed at the command Of their officers and
marched directly to the heart OF the little
town of Homestead. One company halted
near to the strikes headquarters. another
marched to the vicinity Of the depot aud
he third occupied a slight emiuence over.
looking and commanding the commercial
centre ofthe town. F.;
THE CITIZENS DISAPPOINTMENT.
The citizens Of Homestead we're deeply
disappointed that the militia sborld have
Ieemed it necessary to occupy the whole
own, instead ofmerely combining themselves
o the mills, but there was not a hoot a erv
r a simple manifestation oe ,i;s-.srao. 81.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15


We are credibly informed that certain
well known persons are habitualiy piolat-
iae. the law prohibiting the catching Of
oysters in afispi lion river during the
close season, and disposing Of them in
this market under cover Of night The
way these depredstors manage, is to pro
vide empty coffee sacks, then in boats
repair to the oystering grounds where a
sack is covertly filed and hidden until a
reeds at the margin Of the river. then
other sacks are filed aud hidden till a
load is secured. On the top Of these sacks
of oysters are possibly placed several bags
of king crabs 10 mislead as to the char
acter Of the load. ARRIVING at Milford at
night, these bags of oysters airy slyly dis
tributed to customers about town. Some
times tie oysters are shucked and offered
for sale as salt water beans.p
This unlawful depletion Of the oyster
beds is known to the honest. law abiding
oystermeu; who fear TO lodge any infor-
nation before a Justice-of the-Peace lest
their boats be stove in out Of revenge.
Anosy ---~aotiee eqssiiy reprehsnsible is
.a.ls y Ao.g Of oysters from the river
during the close season 10 bed along the
bay shore; this is as much violation of
the law as robbing tne beds ofoysters to
sell
An abrupt stop must be put to these
criminal practices by indicting the dep
redators or lodging information before a
Justices of the-Pesce Tt would be far bet
ter to absolutely prohibit the catching oil
any oysters at All during the close season, i
than for the law as now permitting citi- Z
zens taking to the extent Of two bushels;
for there being none present to judge the
limit, the elastic conscience Of the catcher
fears no law aud knows no limit till he
gets boat load. We advise them 10 stop
b time, and could we but screw the cour-
age Of those who can give positive infor-
nation up to a sticking point, the cHRoN-
IcLE would make the proper afidavts
Our oyster supply is in fair way to bein Il
he same position as the supply-which p
vas ruined BY the rapacily Of fishermen v
and deviiishly destructive purse seines. is
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15

On the trip a Cravenette
Ulster or Newmarket will al
ways come handy. Shower
proof. Navy blue or black.
$40, $I2, $I4.
81, s.. so, So or So 50 viii
give you a wide choice for the
Outing Goat.
Some of the Children's
Wooden Dresses, suitable for
beach or mountain are less
than half early prices.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15


tatii SoHi1g to lie drought ihe taios
" Lake fanEanzyki is lnwer iIian we
nave ever seen 4 and the stencf arieieo
iroul iae mud end thedecontna W.
seteeoh "aich grows upon thehotton- Is
very disgefeeable. when liz .o,ss Is - Z
81 .''.i' poitt perhaps we NAV veh write
Kew 4 Weigaud. Who was e,ected
delegate by the M d tr+rh Il ~
CHRISTIAN = deavof Asscejasi ~ ,-egs
49, ..'' ''lo " his wife has been ID
home % day
trs5 Z Is Atl>lis has completed peMtils
~ 49, l2e interior IF White
u - ~ = Church; and viii commence
and studyAhean6fy The interior ~ Cool
4 foot Presbyterian Church
Ms in powe, Atkins and wife Of pAila.
erule bill, tnelr parents Prof p Page
-AtAs-@4-si wife.
Key toward Scplinckie OF Westmin
sier Nd dlledthe Rev. A Weioand' s
appointment a indian Mission "a sun
day last
ihe newly-elccted school board OF AIii-
t ~, inet on Monday evening. and elected
tae same corps Of teachers again yiz:
tt'frt 1901" a. A4ll lIIr.
liss Mary Black. Miss Mary Niece. and
Miss Sallie Black And now some means
Should be devised to finish the school
paiiding and not allow it Is stand IS
IS present. conditionnntil anolhe~ set o
legislature can be obtained t. complese
y we understand thar rarties iiave ol
70 loan tue siiotey iar lie purpose
81 iqnr per cent. Interest for as M
ume g $ wa5ied, and we see no risk ihe
committee vii run I'd borrowing the
money For we are cerfeir that no SET q
men could be eierie.i % the Legislature
WHO Moaif refuse pass On act empower
the rirnttee to levy tax on the
sqWn Tor epsyment oil tie same Itisa
name iorthe buildiHgto stand un6nisii-
81 until next January and then for lhe
~ stering 70 be done il the middle Of
Y iter. and The remainder Of the work
also and IN the meantime the schools
Pc taught - The oidsciool We hope
we committee will Individually per
aeiaate their aanies b. timely activity
n this matter Da At. {.
40 other Safsaparilla possesses the Com
liaeiiou, Proportion, and Process which
make Hoodfs Care7r,arflfa ,,ac--1f-rf ~. ffs.Ir
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W aEaaEls.a gFer's.

Sometimes full dress lengths
60 into the wrecked price lots.
We don t wait to sort closely /;
goH have the benefit of every
doubt. The yard or yard that
will top an old skirt. or bottom
an old waist, or make a hand
some dress for the schoolgirl,
may be yours for a fraction of
the usual cost.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15


The vessel property ofthe late Captain
u. < Burton was sold ct public sale on
Friday last by The executrix-his widow
Schooner tmmt Burton nine years old.
was bid of BY homas Burton of Freder.
lea Tor $500 one half of the schooner c
T. Davidson ier BID OFF by J. B. Dmman.
ior Alis burloa az $500 one half of the
schooner " j Parker. was bid of bv
Tue same person FOR the same party for
f34oo, Also at the same time 1--WE Shares
q stock Of the Broadkilu Building and
4 au 1csationi series of 1885, was pur-
by N. + Parkerfor $3.50 SO.
The schooner w i. Parker. is now
owned BY @ W Parker. and Mrs. F,nns
~ ton, and the schooner g e Davidson
By ex- Gov Ponder, and Mis-. Burton.
The remains of Robert Fowler which
have lain buried for Several wears. .in die
fresDyteriau grave yard were exhusned
on Friday and re inferred ia the III q
etuetery.
Capt Charles Atkins IS rebuilding his
wharf along the river front
The measles are epidemic IA Town
.houRh no cases Of fatality have yet oc-
Cured.
Mr.. Lou Chandler, 0fphiia. IS VISITING
lis parents, Esquire and Mrs Chandler
MI Erasmus Lofand has been con-
ined to his home fot Some week 81 iil-
,etter.
The n 3 Sabbath School intend to
acnic somewhere at sometime. ii fhev
gree upoii place Some Of the oficiart
'ant 70 60 10 Point Pleasant. oters
amewhefe else Now Point pleasant Is
nice place for 5.ra Ia, t.iaft .,,.l .,...f &
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15

q 'sREE silver coinage received what, 4
probab. ~ death blow in the 1ouse 81
Representatives las1 d es.'ee7ilay when 8
vote was taken 70 niakeirss2 QsEial order
FOR discussion. The vote showed me-
jority Of eighteen against it. and il now
practically rests dead bin a tue bottom
Of the calendar for this session. This
result was only attained by the Republic
cans voting with the few anti-silger
Democrats.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15

THE clear straightforward testimony
ofH. G. Frick, President Of the Homes
tead works. is a complete pindication Of
Ave the course pursued By lis company. The
b. amgleamated Association had been treat
ed so well and honorably BY ali the Car.
ssSr. 10 negie Companies, that their minds had
EpE the seemingly become impressed with the
yelveF II ea that they could operate the mills on
~ Of wages agreed upon among them
NJ oniy haIes and let the employers take chances
Hana Jacs their profits and dividends from any
assault to min value that steel biiles, etc might
! ~S .SgTs1I * M Rip BY make.
! aeis warrant enormous wages paid TO the opera
sci ney Cotton espeaks the highest possible praise
ior xsil. 1e Fas generosity Of the companies aud
rise ~ ~ r IN, on the face ofthe earth can we
posi- cowboy IAN instance where So many opera
$has dts are paid such fat prices for labor
aVes 12ost s5ne Even the boys in Tie works receive
1911 81 veo per month and others as great
nov . p7iduiElY stipend as $z7s. The average
waeesper man per month being cousid-
erably over sIoo and still they kick or s
strike for NOT only quarter wages. but with
the gall Of bittirn or a check like Che
celebrated Washington beat MI Bean
Hickman plainly and simply and with the
GOODNESS Of an Arctic iceberg inform the
company chat the present contract must
caesSffae OF a similar new contract, la 5
commence ct once, should be made to
remain 10 force till July 1895 The Of 4
fcers Of the company gave most excellent Q,
reasons why il was mnch better for all (
pariies that hereafter these contracts
should date from tie first Of the year, but y
the employees would listen 10 nothing 81
different from what they had already de- Gu
tafmined upon anlong themselves and
gave Tie company notice that II their ~
terms were not agreed % they would siop IN
work and shut down tie shops and not ne
permit any non-union men to man and BE-
operate them OF other words. we will 1,
work iofyou a.oar price. and II yoa won't sol
give ii-taep. although it is your propei- wa
ty-we val rot permit any one else b sof
@ofk in e These are few Of the facts 81.
that hast sorsht about the present state the
% affairs ai Homestead where lived der
community Of Tie best paid skill snll
isd ia1ofs 50 ihl pr any other country s
sncn Associations Of Unions as the mo-
Analsamatea ale bprseu 10 progress. the
curse tosociety ana embodiment deY
cf ltls sAe pernicieas aad eicons indsen- s.e'
ce hicA tue word anarchy implies ihe
ta ae actiqa Of such Eody OF men chill
shoiHd Impose tsx d ooo daily upon WIN
tae good people of tAe State Of peaus,i. 'ess
ania IS merely 0u1saioas and sli iass ti.e
ehlain eitieebs caniaot but iesi al iule sion
esst g tAe protection % shs ronspaue Ia aef
re 'Hst nent a a. esieJ ehts
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15

.
# the House committee WIFI ed for
Homestead, Pa. TO-DAY 10 in the
recent killing ofthe ,ocked-oul y y If
tie carnsaie establishment hv ION sgtor
men IS as determined to turn fha ora
bic Incident to The political adrants ~ Fla
Democratic party as members If tht ~
iu TIE House and Senate have shown H..
selves TO be. 10 good results can poa,..,,,
otow anything it NAV do. Itis psoh,,fect
RAT the Senate viii also send c3.n.hittee 81
Investigate a,
The Democratic party has many Sins. 81. !
aud small, to answer for. but none 81 hi. IS
are more henious than the attempt Of The
Democratic Senators aud Representativss Is
make political capital ont ofthe blood Shed
by Pennsylvania labor. IT shows IS noth.aa
else could. tie desperation O. ibat psftg and
is hound to prove boomeranr. sor 10 sens
bic man can afer cootl4 considerino, lie NAT
ter endorse isis bloody issue which t5sc
Demccrats are frviae 70 make. nee
short Of idiocy to charge the Protective tarisf
with being responsibie for the shooting down
Of wossihgmeu by pinkc1ion's hised mar
defers, end the Democrats who have made
the charge Will to regret having done 81.
The Senate COME ees succeeded iii com
peilins Vie House conerees to ae4ee 10 II
Of Che Senate amendments to die nensio,
appropriation bin, EXCEPT the one adi;ae
S5aoeo faf the employment of adaaiss
CLERKS. Tie bin bow carries 4 int7.;-- 81 Is
AFyept s-sioss5- If6In,an Is temsor4ify
happy AMER being knocked down score
iaes lie has atlast succeeded in eotliaq
lhaiority ofthe House to vote 10 reject Tie
report Of the conference committee on tie
naval appropriate bin. and Is Instruct the
new confrees to insist upon striking outline
senale amendment providing for tae con
ofa new haiaasiip: also that ap-
pfunriaing $50 900 towards tle expenses oil
BE proposed International naval display.
Tile Stewart fee coinage bin mas been fiv-
lrabiy reported to tie House, and the COM
nittee on Rules has repo-ted a continuing
order for its consideration, beginning wed.
aesday Of this week but there IS notas much
confidence OF Fassine il. among the silver
mex, az there was few DAYS ago. The
rouble seems to be that the Cleveland iniu-
snce is being welded against Il. and 4 score
# members heretofore ardeutIy in favor Of {
he bill are now reported as being willing 10
ct it 90 over until the next session. ifit can j
,e done ia way to blind their constituents
The Democratic managers are alarmed {
bout Louisiana, as The news from that State
indicates that its electoral votes win Be cast !
Of Harrison and Reid. III. Governor War. a
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u view Of what Hoods sarsapariiia has
done for others is il not reasonable to sup
pose that il win De Of benefit to your For
serofnla, Salt Rhenm, and all other diseases
Of the blood for Dyspepsia. indigestion
Sick Headache, Loss Of Appetite, That Tired
Feeling, catarh Malaria. Rheumatism,
Hoods sarsaparilla IS an unequalled remedy.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15

4 copy Of the first issueof The Church
News, monthly fourpage paper reach-
ed our table yesterday. Il is edited 81
Rev Robert Watt Of this town aud Is
printed at the Office Of the News and
Advertiser It has a p easing appear
ance and tojudge from is advertisements
i start IN ON paying basis Being de-
gqad to church news IT should have
ys5le circulation among Methodists
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15

Cream Atwood Grenadine,
fancy silk bordered, has been
made doubly beautiful by a
price touch-sI from SIS.
Width A inches-only6 yards
for an ordinary dress pattern.
The silk border makes an at
tractive trimming and finish to
the Costume.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15

Navy blue Serge IS one OF
the best Of stuffs for a noun
tam or seaside Dress. Two of
the quickest sellers are so
inches wide and 81 or SI.25.
a shower Of remnants and
short prices follow such hurri-
cane selling as Summer Dress
goods havebeen goingthrough, |
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

Call at the new Photograph
Gallery on Walnut street.
Milford, Del, for all STYLES
and kinds Of Photographic
work. Crayon portraits our
specially. Copied pictures
Of all styles.
GORDON Il DAUGHERTY.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15

From the Ne7o Beck Table
may be one in ten. They
give a notion Of what the pub
fishers have lately been doing
Watch that table and you'Ie
k1loa0 the whole story.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15

Those crinkly Grapes are
cool cooler because OF the
crinkles. Opener to the air.
looser when the fits tight.more
comfortable for hot weather
than almost any other stuff.
And the cost is trifling--Crapes
that were As, SO and 6oc are
eli at I8c a0aO.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-07-15

Watch that table and you lie
knoa0 the whole story.
Neis Fiction
Sybil Knox. Ed T Hale Is
The Man in Possession. Rita. rs
A Capillary Crime, etc Alillet. 90
Folly and Fresh Air Eden Phil.
lipotts 90
Tales ola Time aud Place Grace
King 90
The Veuetians Miss Braddon I.1o
The Governor and Other Stories.
Hibbard rs
The Reflections Of Marrid Man.
Robert Grant rs
The Wrong That was Done. +.
W. Robinson .75 /
The Marriage Of Elinor Mr. Oil
The Wrecker. Robert Louis Stew. -
The Naulshka Kipling and Bal
istieT 10
Maisie Derrick. Kath Macquoid. rs
The One Good Guest Walford rs
Vesty of the Basins Mrs. Greene 90
Miscellaneous
The Life Of Paul Revere. vols $50
American Game Fishes zoo
Electrical Dictionary. Houston 400
Electricity and Magnetism, vols,
tuliu eultion. CLERK Maxwell T. 20
The Claims of Decorative Art.
Walter Crane 10
Studies in American Architecture.
Montgomery SCHUYLER 100
The Puritan in Holland England
and America, ? vols. Douglass
Campbell 49,. AS
Book News for July has a
'late paper portrait and sketch
# Richard Harding Davis, the
brilliant author. All the usual
eatures and a variety of mat
ers Of special interest to Phlla-
Book News is but
c a copy, soc year.
JOHN WANAMAKER.