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STABLE BURNED.
a Blaze on the South Side Yesterday AT
ternOOn.

teruoon
About 6:15 o'clock last night, Mr..
Will Bach who lives on Twentieth
street, between Main and Market, saw
flames issuing from the stable in the
rear of the old Holiday planning mill.
He immediately ran TO the Hook and
Ladder house, on Twenty-tirst street,
and an alarm was sent in from box Al.
The entire department responded in
good order, but by the time the appar-
atus arrived on the scene, the
flames had gained great Roadway.
A mum Der Of small frame buildings ad-
Joined the stable, and for a time it
looked like the conflagration would be-
were made, and streams were directed
to the buildings adjoining the stable,
which was soon mass Of ruins. The
roof of Bach's carriage factory on the
west was burned, and slight damage
done to other buildings.
The stable was owned by the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company and
was rented by Mr.. Robert Luke, the
Market street liveryman. He kept sew
eral horses in it. Three Of the animals
were in the building at the time, but all
were taken out in safety. A number OF
people volunteered TO take out the car
riageS, and they were all saved. Mr..
Luke'S loss will not amount TO more
than $500 and the entire loss by the
blaze will be less than 1000. An UNI
usually large crowd OF people was at
tracted TO the fire, the Main street and
Market street bridges both being so
blocked with people as TO be almost i'm
DasSible.
The origin OF the fire is a mystery.
Mr.. Luke thinks it was the work of an
incendary, and in another column of the
REGISTER offers a reward OF SOS for the
apprehension of the person or persons
who caused the fire. Persons living in
the neighborhood think it was caused by
children playing about the stable with
matches.
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A REMARKABLE ESCAPE.
An Italian Falls Eighty Feet and is not
Killed,


Killed,
Michael Coltch, an Italian, fell over
the high precipice at the head of
Twentieth street, last night, and had a
remarkable escape from death.
Coltch was drunk. Persons living in
the vicinity say he crawled through the
paling fence, at the head Of the street,
in the rear of the City Hospital, and
fell down over the stone wall. A man
who was walking at the foot of the
wall. saw him fall, turning several
somersaults before reaching the base,
and striking several times against the
rocks. The distance is about so feet.
Luckily he landed upon pile of loose
dirt and pebbles.
A telephone message was sent to
police headquarters, and he was taken
i'm the patrol wagon to the City Hos
pital. He was conscious, but could not
speak English, and in addition was
very much intoxicated. His name was
learned from letters found on his per-
son. A physician made an examination
of his injuries, and found that he was
badly bruised, but no homes were
broken. He was also suffering from
conclusion Of the brain.
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A Brilliant Programme to be Rendered
Before Large Assemblage

n DklkuAnS EEOEEaAAAAAc ~ -
Before Large Assembiage
Those fortunate enough to have seats
at the Opera House tonight have =
rich treat in store. These annual
musicals given by the Opera House
orchestra are among the most brilliant
entertainments of the season, ana the
one tonight promises to eclipse its
predecessors. The best Of talent has
been engaged, and the selections are
such as cannot fail to charm the ear.
Among the chief features OF the pro-
gramme will be the appearance OF
Madame Rolla, who by her recent con-
cert, has created such unbounded enthu-
thusiasm throughout this section, and
to hear this wonderful soprano singer
there will doubtless be large numbers
present from neighboring cities. This
will be Madame Rolla's second public
appearance in Wheeling this season, and
hundreds of the unsteady inclined are
on the qui vive to hear her. She will
appear tonight in some specially capti-
waiting selections, one of which will be
from the celebrated opera "Caralerla
Rusticans."
Another artist who appears tonight
and who is always welcome is Miss
Anna Lang, the accomplished pianist
and harpist. There will also be several
character pieces by members of the or
chestra. The programme throughout
will be most inviting and entertaining.
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Index to New Advertisements.


SECON PAGE.
The Opportunity OF the Season-Geo. NJ.
SnooS * 20.
For Rent-Hotel in Martins Ferry
For Sale-Geo J. MathiSon.
THIRD PAGE
China Glass aud Queensware-John Fricdel.
Wall Paper-Geo. L. kurner y Co.
FOURTH PAGE.
Opera House-Lit le Lord Fauntleroy
TIFTH PAGE.
Nanted-To Rent House to Small Family.
Wanted-Girl for Homework
Wanted-ro Sell or Trade Patent
Fairbanks Fine Laundry Soap-Albert Stolze
&Co.
Nouce-Seventh Ward Democratic Club.
twenty-five Dollars Reward-Robert Luke.
SIXTH PAGE.
Spring Novelty Suits At Half Price-Geo. E.
Strel * Co
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For Over FIFTY Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. II soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhpa. Is pleasant 10 the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part Of the world.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. It's value is
incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take 20
other kind.
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Card.
To ths Editor Of The Register:

SIR:-The statement in this mornings
REGISTER concerning the strike at the
City Gas Works is the SuperiDtendents
side. We ask the public to withhold
their judgment until our side is heard,
which we expect to have ready after
our meeting tomorrow Monday after
noon. Signed,
COMMITTEE OF WoRKMEN.
Man fSt, 1892.
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9rnttsts.
Etealubnats.

CLEANERS FOR CINCINNATI.
- LOUISvlLLE, MENPHIS, ST. LOUIS.
New Orleans, aud intermediate points. will
leave What Boat foot 90 Eleventh street.
daily, Monday excepted as follows:
a. steamer KEYSTONE STATE
~ T, S. Calhoun, Master; Z. W.
Knox. CLERK; every Tuesday at S a. m.
-.,ST-S$o Steamer ANDES" Thos. Hun. II
uissE.s1 - Master; Al J. Siayen. CLERK; every
Wednesday at s a. M.
- Steamer HUDSON" j. F. Eli
son, Master; Robt. grew, Clerk
every thursday ats a. ID.
Stesmer"SCOTIA, Geo ". Row
EFRr n ley, Master; Tim penwell. Clerk;
- every Friday aus
- Steamer Iron QUEEN" Jno
y VI. Philips. Master. K. Il. Kerr
CLERK; FOR Cincinnati every saturday 81 S g. m
Steamer CONGO. Ed. +. Mad4y.
$3.50 Master; j. WehrmSn. Clerk; every
- sunday ~ $ 8. m
First-class fare. Wheeling 20 ClucinnAtiSil
Round trip, $1,000 Meals and stste-room
cluded.
Tickets iran sferAbls and good until1lsl
For Freight OF Passage apply on board or r1l
phone No. 81.
CROCKARD & BOOTH. Agents
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Reeister
thermometer kecora.

Mr. e. SChnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations of
Che temperature yesterday: ! a. m, 10 :;
9 a. M. 62; T. N, IS; 5p. N, 81; : p. M, -.
Weather, chaugeable.
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Assortment.

This is just what we have In ladies
oxford Ties. Theo Ties, Lsngtry Ties
and Strap Operas, all style toes and
lasts, prices Sl.OO and Sl.25.
J. II. LOCKE SHOE Co.
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One OF the Finest

ASK to see the Ladies' Cloth Top
Doncola fixed Patent Leather Tipped
Oxford for sl.s5, you will want pair.
j. II. LOCKE SHOE %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-02

THE Seventh Ward Democratic Club
will hold. their regular monthly meeting
on Monday evening, May Cd. Business
Of Importance will be transacted. Also
i've delegates will be elected TO repre-
sent the Club 10 the District Club Con-
ventlon, 70 be held AZ Weston June Isl.
A full attendance is requested. All
Democrats whether members Of the Club
or not are invited 70 be present
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HALE HOSE A spEoIAIrK

just received 100 dozen more OF those
Real Macn superior balf Hose. For COM
Tort anu durability they surpsSs all Others
All Blacks absolutely fast Price zoe.
q. HISS a SONS.
Merchant IailOrs and Geats' r'urnlshers.
1897 and I323 Market street
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ALLEeHENr. PA, November q, lssI.

have been in the drng business FOR the past
fifteen years. Silver Age Whiskey mas never
been questioned as 70 purity sna sway iso
Commended by the medical profession
T. r FLECE, Druggist
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THE latest novelties in Footwear IN
all the leading styles, just received.
L. V. BLOND.
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Cleaning. Main spring. Lining spring. set
ting hold Jewels so cent? each - n. =
HIiimnn 4 Co.'S. All work warranted
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Rest Bleached Muslin. yard wide. worth
Zoe. for s., at L. y sOodia
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.arca REPAIRING.

CALL and examine our hardwood
AoorinRat JOHN FRIEDEL's
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60 to L :. Goods to-day for 1O-4
Blcaehed Sheeting ~ i9c, worth soc.
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THE largest assortment OF wall paper
al JOHN FRIEDEL's
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Scents buys towel to-day. worth Toe,
at l.. - hoods.
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&C. 40 b7ysa Table Cloth. VITA one dozea
arc Nprth 0k5o.
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Aaets Advertisements

DRESERVE YOUR FURS.
Il When putting your Winter Wraps away.
don't forget we have in stock an excellent arti-
Gle called TIA Ma CAMPHOR" for
protection against moths, which are so destruc-
tive 10 clothes. "TA MA CAMPHOR" leaves
no disagreeable odor.
McLAIN BROTHERS,
ap23 Druggists.
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ALLEGHENY JENERAL HOSPITAL
Max Klein's Silver Age Nbiskey has been
used exclusively in this institution 70 medlci-
FIX TLDEsLET,
superintendent
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SILVER AGE RYE

Note the folloutng opinions OF leading PHTsI'
CLANS and HOSPITALS as 10 The merit OF
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MRS. BURNETr's GREAT PLAY.

Little Lourd Fauntleroy was writ
ten for the young, and more than a
million children have been made happy
and better by reading ito say moth
ing Of the thousands and thousands Of
older people who have perused it with
quite as much interest and delight.
As story. Little Lord Fauntleroy"
has gone through many editions. Thou
sands and thousands OF copies OF the
book have been sold, and as ready
market has been found for it in Europe
and Australia as in America. la its
dramatized form-as will be presented
at the Opera House next Fri day and
Saturday.
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n never before contained such Efsst quaat
ties such choice styles. such indnits variety
With fuii Appreciation ~ The stocks that ar
shown BY otn-r housss. We csn fairy sAy iuat
our sssorimsnt IL uusufpassed. n. indeed. - -
equalsd.
Every lady in want - nss Dress and TIN
mings BY sli means should come 10 oar store
and see our line, aad get your wants supplied.
We have all the newest things IN Marrow
Gimps. Braids aud Cords. Jet Passsms1tsfiei,
Featherine Edg-s, Ribbon. Ffinses. aud al
the newest styles In Ouipure de Ielande, Cut
pufc De Gene and Chsbtiily Laces.
New line OF LADIES CAhBRfC and NUS
LIN UNDERWEAR received and AZ prices
lower than was ever offered by any house. Cal
and see them and get prices.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOOP OF GOLD TONIGHT.

This evening Miss Josephine Wood
ruff, supported by good company OF
players, will commence two nights
engagement at the Grand. Miss Wood
ruff is we'll known here, and this should
be sufficient guarantee that the per-
Torrance will be first class. When last
here she made pronounced hit in the
Farmers Daughter. Seats are on sale
at Genther'S.
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-21
PERSONALS.

Mrs. WIN. H. Davis is visiting in Clay
ton.
Mrs. Martha Riggs is visiting in Clay
ton.
Miss Edith Morris is visiting in Green
wood.
HI. HynsOn visited Milford last
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Collins is visiting Smyrna,
Elkton, Md. aud Philadelphia.
GARRETT Hynson aud Robert MeArs of
Philadelphia visited friends in Milford
this week.
A surprise party was gived to Harry
Hammond on Wednesday evening.
About 20 young people were present.
Miss Ida E Rosa, daughter of John ].
Rosa, Esq, returned on Tuesday from a
three months visit to various parts Of
New York.
F. McNeal, of Lockport, N. Y,
visited Milford this week. He is now q
glass manufacturer in that city. Many
persons remember him twenty years age
when he attended school in Milford
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-21
FREDER1CA.

On last Friday Evening the citi-
zens of this town, had the pleasure
of assembling in the town hall to
hear James Penneweli, Esq. Of Do
Yer. discuss the issues of the present
Dolitical campaign The speaker
with the Characteristic ease of man
ner. at once forceful, logical, res
pectful and convincing cut a wide
swarth through the unripe field OF
Democratic casuistry and made their
claims upon the intelligent endorse
ment of the country ofthe Chicago
platform appeared very hollow and
nretentious. Mr.. Pennewill does
not indulge in personal abuse of
candidates to the slightest extent.
hat holds forth to the mind of the
dispassionate reasoner an impTeg-
nable facts that cause the weak
missiles of his adversaries to re-
bound like a rubber bali when thrown
against a granite shaft. He was
greeted by large and attentive
audience.
Capt. Waitman Sipple one OF our
general merchants is preparing to
cloce out several departmcn. of his
business in order in the future to be-
stow his attention exclusively upon
the shoe and clothing trade.
William NJ. Thomas, our mer.
chant tailor is building a new dwell
ing house and store combined Op-
posite the NJ. y. Church, and being
a bachelor the dwelling is more Of a
speculation in the minds of the Gu.
rious than is the store house.
S. w. Darby, is now engaged in
moving three or four good size
dwellings with attachments, belong
ing to him, from the suburbs to q
location on the immedisas edge Of
the town limits where they are ex,
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-21

make the rich weaves 9icher
they lift Dress Goods Aledioc-
rity into an atmosphereIPf ele-
gance
Camel's-Iiair ehectgl touch
stufs at anywhere .6oass ssl5oc to
81. so the yard kte1
Here's one that locks like a
glori6ed Tricot, ora fattened
out Bedford Cord; Its neither.
But it has the beauties ofboth,
mellowed by just enough Cam
el's-Hairiness to give an indie
scribable soft feel, and lend a.
dellciously comfortable look.
Of dainty colorings, 81 so; width
AZ inches.
Two others = neighbors u
are a Camel's-Hair Serge at
sfs width As in, colors IA; and
a Camers-Hair Foulegat sI.25.
v ;dth AZ it7olors -
All OF then just on the coGQ
ters.
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-21
LINCOLN.

Rev. Lewis P. Corkran and wife, from
Delmar, speut a day this week as guests
of A. W. Small.
Mrs. Geo. H. Johnson is visiting her
daughter Mrs Carter, i'll Wilmington.
Sherman G. Wilkins attended tile Sun
day School Convention at Georgetown
last Tuesday as delegate from the Union
Sunday SchOol.
Myron G. Harder, graduate from the
Kerst shorthand and Business College
of Corning, n. Y, is home on visit,
having Just completed a course i'll short
hand and type writing.
Tohn Harley Clendapiel died at his res
idence in Lincoln last Sunday evening,
aged 81 years He had been a sufferer
from a bone cancer since last spring and
it was this that resulted i'll death. Inter-
ment was made Tuesday at New Market
Church Cemetery. He leaves a family
consisting Of wife and four children.
At a meeting of the share holders Of
the National Home Building and Loan
Association, called to form an advisory
board. the following officers were elected.
President, Chas H. Sackett; secretary,
Frank Morrison; treasurer, Frank c
Shew; attorney, Wm. Pa Causey; ap-
praisors, William Morrison; David H
Reed; II. Virden Trni I; trustees, James
H. Deputy; Thompson R. Smith, John
wilkins, George H. Teas, S. Edward
Reed, R. Paynter Sharp John B. Pret
tyman, Sherman G. wilkins, George B.
Clendaniel. fhe home office OF this as
sociation is at Bloomington, ILL.,, and
prospective borrowers are not solicited
10 buy shares, as 1t is not the intention of
this association tn loan money in Della
ware, the funds finding ready outlet in
Western and Southern states, where
larger premium aud interest can be OBJ
tanned, making it a more profitable in
vestment to share holders. The regular
meetings of this board will be held each
month on the last Thursday evening pre-
ceding the last Saturday at the Office Of
the treasurer. lNO.
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-21
FRIDAY. OCT. a. 1892.
mIhF0RD onURCII DIRECTOIsY )

Sunday school, AZ the Ghspel on Second Street
South. at 2 p. m. Sunday Scheol Prayer meeting
hrst Sunday In every month
Baptist Church, SecOnd-etreet, n0ith. reRuiai
Services at 1880 3. m. and p. m. Sunday scho0
at :O0 A. N. Prayer Meet ng-TkursdayE Evening
N. 3. Church Oh Railroad Avenue. service,
at 1896 a. M. and 700 p. m. Rev RObt Watt
Pastor. Sunday School Al 2.OO D m. Prayer
Meeting. Thursday evening at ZOO clock
Presbyterian Church. corner Of Walnut and
Front Streets. South Milford Services At lO.S
O. N and z. 10 D. m. Rev. II Il. Bunsicin Pastor.
Sunday School at 90 y. m. Prayer Meeting a.
7'45 s'clOck ThursDay evenings.
Christ ChuTch-EpiscOpal.- l.-Serv icee--Sundays.
Holy Eucharist ESQ a. m Mattins, Litany,
Sermon, 1880 a. m.; Choral; VespeFs tcheraDand
sermon, 7:30 m. On the drst Sunday In each
month there Is 3 high celebration Of the HOiy
Euchanst after Maitins. at II 3. m. sunday
School a. 2 p. m. holy Baptism II administered
on any Sunday afternoon after O'Clock. Saint
Days. Holy Euchrrist 1850 a. m: Mathis, 10 a.
m; Even Song and Address, 1880; Choral. The
church is free and open.
The Lords Table is spread every Lords Day
morning in Grange Hall over the posl0f1ce, at l0S
CLOCK. Il is open and free TO all the Lords
ennla
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-21
Kent Oounty oourt.

The fall term Of Kent County Cour
convened at Dover last Monday Will
Judges GrubO aud Cullen on the bench
The Chief Justice has not been present
during the term-and probably will not
Calling of bail pieces occupied nearly all
of Monday.
Elizabeth Barber, of Milford, whose
case was continued from last court,
changed her plea from not guilty to guilty,
and was fined SII87s-which was at once
paid.
The Wilsou-Dilworth 1ibe. case was
called, but neither of the parties were
present. 1t was laid over until next
court, and the impression is it will never
come up.
The Richardson safe burglar case is to
come up Monday next.
The Lane case came up aud the State
got a noA-suit. This was the shooting
case near Bombay Hook.
Ida Hoover, charged with killing Jas.
Bristol at Little Creek, was convicted of
manslaughter, and was sentenced to two
years Imprisonment and $4,000 fine.
VIM. Richardson - colored - was ar
raigned for assault with intent to kill.
He plead guilty to assault, and was SEN
fenced to three menth's Imprisonment
and to pay cost of prosecution.
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-21
District union ofY. P. s. G. E.

The program Of the meeting next week
will be as follows:-Tuesday morning, at
1920 a. m, Prayer and Praise Servhee.
Address of welcome and response. Or
ganization.
Afternoon at 8 O'Clock, service Of song.
Reports from the field. Address, "Ad-
vartages of District Union" Paper
Lookout Committee. Paper, Prayer Meet
ing. Paper Social, Committee. Address,
"Our Pledge" Address, Missionary Com
mittee Reports, Question Box.
Evening at o'clock:-Prayer and
Praise. Address. Conservation Serv.
ice. All the meetings viii be held in the
Presbyterian chnreh, and the public IS
cordially invited TO atteBd.
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-21
Administrators Sale!

The undersigned, administrator of David
II. Hall, decersed, will sell at his late resi-
dence in South Murderkill hundred, on the
road leading from Barratt's Chapel to
Lynch's mill. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1892,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. as follows;
Head Of Horses No. Bay Mare, s
years old, No. p Black Mare, years old,
No. Bay Mare, II years old. No. 4. Bay
Colt, months old. I Good Mich Cow,
Fat Hogs.
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-21
WanaIllslkeI.'s.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Oct. y. t89a.

Gooa neaos Of Black Dress
Goods.
The tiles and the furniture
of the Black Dress Goods sec
ton excite much gratihed APP
probation. That's good. We
are glad when our guests are
glad.
But this is better. Another
trade paradox. Absurd but
true. 1t affects several sorts Of
choice staple goods, such as re-
quired by the best retail trade.
Products of leading English
and French mills, principally
Lupin's and Priestley's.
The paradox is in the prices
which are MirtGtorty and fifty
per cent off. Peculiar that this
chance comes at the height Of
"a most prosperous season.
Here it is, however. An
other conquest of great trad
ing.
Black fine wool Disgoual,5o in, at 81,
81 IS and So The makers are book
ing large orders for next year Of ex-
actly the same goods at fhfrtp per
cenl more MqH these retail prices.
Black Bedford Cords Of varied sized
wales, "A in. at 81. Never before
sold at less than s.. Priestley's.
Black Striped and Diagonal Henrietta
Cloths, AZ in, 81, of sorts that have
been sI.75 and s..
Black Camel's-Hsir (Angora Coat d.
agonals, as in, SI.25 from So, 81 so
from s.. so, So from S.. Priestley's.
Black Wide Vale Diagonal Cheviot, 48
in 81. More than oue-third below
market value. Lupin's.
Imported Black Cheviot Serge with
broad and narrow Cameps-Hair IAN
CORA Coat stripes. 75c. Were s. 50,
We hold the eutire lots OF
the foregoing that have been
sold at "ott prices. lhere-
fore, while we sell them So
cheaply the current market val
ues are unchanged, and after
these lots are sold prices will
be as before.
Black Wool sefges, IS ia, soc, aud a
in 65c are the best we have ever Of
fered at the prices. and are certainly
twenty per cent Glow the market
Black Wool Cheviut with CamePs Han
stripe, so in, 7sc: good value at s. IS
Among the Black Dress
Goods are many other equa
bargains of which the quanti'
ties are too small for advertise
ment.
There is not the slightes
prospect that an equal offering
OF Black Dress Goods can bt
made again this season.
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-21
4 WONDERFUL INVENTION.

The Peoples" Type Writer, the latest in
veHlion by one Of the Chief Inventors OF
the Remington" Ahead Of all others ia
Simplicity, Cheapness aud ManifoldiuR.
Has a Copper type, uses a ribbon aud claims
so words minute. So simple that any body
can use It in a few miutcs. Price $40 oo
Will be here only few days. See its merits
at the Dorsey House.
R. R. OWENS, General Agt
5I4 N. Gilmor ST. Baltimore, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-21
Kent County Pomona Grange.

The next meeting Of the Kent County
Pomona Grange will be held in Capitol
Hal, Dnver, Thursday, October a7th, at
10. 90 a nj The following program has
been prepared: Address Of Welcome
Yrs Wesley Webb; Response, E. H.
Salisbury; Masters address, A. W. Slay-
maker; lecturers address, A. N. Brown
Addresses, Needed Legislation" J. J..
Rosa; domestic Help" Mrs. E. H.
Bancroft; Are Farmers Worse of than
Formerly, and If so. what will best I'm
prove their Condition ?" Hon. ]. S VIII
lis. Worthy Master of the State Grange
John c. Higgins. and DR.. A. T. Neale,
will be present and deliver addresses.
An election of officers will be held, aud
full attendance is desired.