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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28

THE Last Signal! Watch for 1t In THE
DISPATCH tomorrow.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28
Fast End Churches.

BETHANY LUTHERAN, Highland avenue and
hirKwOod street, Rev. John Weidley, pastor
services ut II A. NJ. and 7:45 p. NJ.
1T. Marks REFORMED MEMORIAL, North
Highland avenue, Rev. J. a. Cunningham
II A. NJ, christian Warlare;'' 745 P NJ, Our
Union With Christ"
SHADY AVENUE CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN,
Rev. }. W. Mckay, Pm D., pastor-Il A. NJ,
"a Lovers Rejection and What Came of It,
1:41 T. L., Our Country and Its Defenders" p"
OAKLAND NJ. EAT the morning service
Mr.. Taminosian, a Syrian, VIII speak on
Bible lands. Evening service, preaching
by the pastor. subject, Young Men and
Their Country
POINT DREEzE MISUNDERSTANDING
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Wncr{ei.

= Or, @iber, ein iunser beuti6er
Mr5t, Der feiner @eIunbbeit ipegen aus
SenneKee bierbergefommen mar, lit
am Sreitag an Der S9uinbiu6t gez
ltorben.
3ur 6eier BON 3bomas Yaines
@eburtstag murben atpei Gerfammlunz
, gen abgebalten, bic cine i'm Galino, bic
anbere in Der Gonpentionsz9alle. SIM
@aiino bielt 6ralt &refel, ei1gefiibrt
bur6 9r. 8oding, ben Goriigenbeu
0es bieiigen 6reibenfer Gtreins, einen
geiitpollen Gprtrag iiber bic 8ebeutung
Paines unb in Der. @pnbentions Salle
untersogen lid Scr. Copeland unb
grof. pbelps Ser 9lufgabe, Die groBen
8erbienite paines ais Staatsmann,
Greibeitsfdmpfer breier 2dnber unb
5reibenfer 51 f6ilbern.
Na6bem uns Die bieiige 0@rpreB"
erif bic Wtittbeilung aufgetif6t baB
Otto 9auier, Der bor einigen Monaten
bier Selbitmorb begging, Der uperloren
gegangene @r3ber5og Sobann BON
Seiterreicb" getpeien lei, tif6t 1ie uns
iebt bic seniationszN zNa6ri6t auf, er
! lei Stanislaus pabIetpsfi gene ie1
iener rufiif6er 9fibiliit, pel1er ppr
ldnger ais Sabresfriit ben General
Seliperstoff, ben Gbef Der ruiliI6 II
@ebeimzPoIiaei in paris, ermorbete.
Sic mill bas angebli6 aus ablolut
li9erer 0uele erfabren baben. gBa=
rum nennt iie bieie Quelle ni9ts 9}ur
bann fDnnte man ibr bod 8lauben
i6enfen! Sic pollige Mfittenoligfeit
9aufers, Die ibu aud in ben Sob trieb,
biirfte bod Der bette @egenbetpeis bie@
Ter pablemsfi : Sbeorie iein. Sber
baltbelt es ii6 bier Tim einen BON Stem
Dorf ausgebenben 8eriu6, Die Na6z
fDrf6ungen BON Der Spur beg dbten
pabletpsfi absulenfens
eSn Der lebten 9ta9t ert6nte
Jeuer 9llarm. 9erlelbe fam bon
8rapfonsStreet aus. Qlls bic 6euerz
tpebr bortbin fam, iteute 1i9 iebo1
beraus, baB bas 6euer peit entfernt
auf Dem 2anbe iein tnuBte, ba Der Sint=
mel in n0r0li6er &i6tung i'm Seuere
f6ein eritrablte. gDabri6einli9 linb
bort 9eu gorrdtbe ober bic @ebdufe
einer Sarm berbrannt.
= @om l. Sebruar an tritt fir bic
Siiblife gacifiee8abn ein neuer Sabrz
plan in &raft.
= 9eute Menb: 6eierli1e @intpeis
bung Der nelen Snrner@9ale!
= SIN papillon beg Wsiflions, @ar=
tens finbet mrrgen 9(benb bas 3itber>
&onaert bes prof. Stabrl itatt.
= Sie 8ranbzSurD bat geger Qllz
bert &rempfau bic 9lnflage bes Morbes
! erhpber1.
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er @eiumbbeitssuftanb bes irrlinltiaen

Der @eiunbbeitssufanb bes irrlinmigem
aonigs Otto berartig lei, baB iein 9lbz
leben ieben Sag ermartet miro. eSm
oieiem Sale miirOe Der iebige Bring
9egent ben Sbron beaeigen. prins
4rnulpb, beIen dlteier 5obn, Der i'm
gegriff itan0, cine &eile um Sic Gr6e
an5utreten, bat bieielbe jest aufgegeben.
= Wtan erfdbrt aus &on1, Dab Gar
oinal @anutelli, Der iuabrideinlidbe
Na6folger bes papftes SEQ KILL, Dor
einigen 5agen cine Iange unb ernfte
llnterrebung nit benz Yapft iiber bic
Srage elmer 9lusf0bnung spi16en benz
9lg. Stubl unb Der italienildem @egiez
rung bate. Sie lnterre6una tpurbe
peranlaBt bur9 BEN 4aiIer BON DETER
reid, Der elm peri0nli6es Snterelle ait
Der Sadie nimmt. 9ie lebte &ebe bes
8rafen &alnofD mar Der 9lusganase
punft Der Oiplomatii6en Aetiom sur 9lnz
babnung biefer miinf6enstpertben Ser
iobnung. Oei iterrei6 eriu6t, bem @erz
nebmen mad, ben papit Inn bic grlaubz
nib CUR Setbeiligung Der italieniiben
&atbolifen an ben Yarlamentsmablen
unb um cine Ienberuns Der iebigen
giimitieen 9altumg bes 9lg. Stubs
gegem 6ranfrei6. 9agegen mirb eStaz
lien bon Oeferrei6 eriu6t, feline feinbz
li9e Saltung gegen ben @atican gu eiz
ner freunbli6en gu dnbern unb bic re-
llgloien WerfoIgungen gegen aatbolifen
einsuitellen.
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Math fir Watter.

Dor iiber so Sabren f6oa ipurbe NsrS.
MinSloip's Soaabing Syrup bon MaiIs
lionen ben Miittern beim 3abuen bet
8inber angeuenbet. WirfS bu I'M
S6lafe bnrd bas s1reien eineS ainbes
geit6rt, baS i'm 3abnen lit nnb Dor
S6mersem tueint2 Wenn 70, laiie iofort
cine Glai6e bon ) Mrs. Winslotps Goos
thing Sprup" bolen. Sein Wertb iifuH
be5ablbar. gs tpir6 bem fleinen Qeiben<
ben fofort 2inberung perf1affen. Bers
laBt eu6 barauf, Mfiitter, es lit feiu
3ueifel bariiber. gs beiIt Opienterp
unb Oiarrboe, regulirt ben Wfagen un6
bic Nieren, beieitigt Winbsaolit, ers
mei6t ben @aumen, perbinbert gntsiins
bung unb ftdrft ba8 ganae Spffem.
vWrS Winslotps Soothing Syrup
fir sabnenbe ainber lit angene6m ID
@ef9mad un6 bas Heeept itammt bon
einem Der befen tpeibliden Merste in
ben Ser. @taaten. gs III BEL allen
9ruggiften in Der ganaen MeIt 3u bas
ben. prei8 % Gts. her s5Iaf1e.
aauft ni6ts enberes ais Wtrs. gpinss
Ions Soothing Sprup.
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Sine eraSelid,e saweimeaetdid,te

ntrD aus JteiD Yort beriGtet. Der
pr1fbent Der n0umane SocietD",
baines, mar neuli6 Qlbenbs ilu Gae
linozSbeater, I'M fi6 pNanon" anauz
feben. Sm eriten Mfte bel gtampn's
Electromagnetic bringen ibre Mnpers
lpanbten @ei6enfe, barunter elm lebens
btges S6lpein, bas, ndbrenb es li6.
auf Der 8iibne befinbet, beitdnbig
QUIET un6 ii6 losma6en mill. gs 1T
elm innges, reinli6es, gutgefiittertes
Sbier6em unb bat trob ieines 2ampers
tiebers Jurore genla6t. Na6 Der 8ors
iteQung i6idte gaines feline &arte an
ben 8lbnenleiter @onrab unb purbe
iofort su bemielben gefiibrt. IS ente
fpann li6 nun folgenbe llnterbaltung:
p6err @onrab", iagte 9aines,
vbas S9pein in Sbrem erifen 9lft
6arf ni6t mebr auf bic 8iibne fommen.
@s tuirb auf irgenb cine Meiie gequdlt,
bamit es quiefen iol. S6meine quiez
fen ni6t 10, tpenn 1ie aus @oblbebas
gen quiefen." 6err Gonrab murbe ults
gebalten iiber bic ginmii6ung Saines
w wv 2peulelu1tDeteBSlYS' uilU 1lti>
gegnete: nSas S6ipein wirb ni6t ge=
qudIt. Gs mirb iebr gut bebanbelt
unb ni6t nit Na6eln geito6en. Sd
wirbe 10 etpas ni9t sugeben. aoms
men Sic unb unteriu6en Sic bas
S6nein ielber." Seibe Serren bega>
ben ii9 nun in bas pripatgema6 bes
boritentragenben giibnentiinitlerS unb
gaines unteriu6te bas S6mein6en
genau, fonnte aber feline Nun6en an
ibm entbeden. r9ann muB ibm pobl
Seman6 bas &ingeli6mdn56en suiam=
mengebrebt baben", meinte Gaines.
slleberbaupt iiebt man ia oeutli6",
tnbr er fort, pbab ii9 bas S6mein in
ieiner &oae gans uub gar nidt sefalt
unb barum muB es BON Der Biihne forts
bleiben." 9amit perabi6iebete ii6
9aines. 9err Gonrab un6 Serr arons
ION febren ii9 aber ni6t baran unb 10
mirb bas S6wein pOrldufig weiters
quiefen.
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Cages sRe,tisfeiten.
s I a II 5.


= Ser @rspralibent 8roper @lebez
lanb befinbet fi6 gegenmdrtig 81 8eiu6
auf einer plantage bel Stem Siberia,
2ouiliana, Cine Ginlabung bes SOB.
Gtone bon 0diliilippi, na6 SadIpn su
fommen, bat er abgelebnt.
: Sie gtationale Sanbelsfammer
III Wafbingtotl bat bei6lp5len, an ben
aongreB cine Petition fir bic 9lnnabme
Der SorreD'i6en Vationalen ganferotts
Bill gu ri@ten.
: Ser 9OngreBmann @ation bon
Georgia (6armer Miansler) bat be-
antragt, bic 9lnitellung bon Yripats9es
tectiues unb priuatzPoli3iiten na6 glrt
Der rPinfertons" geieBli9 su nerbieten.
Oie gill bat piele 8efiirtporter, bod
tpirb BON bemofratii1er Seite bagegen
eingepenbet, baB es ni6t Sadie Der
8unbesz z@eiebgebung, ionbern Der eir=
aelnen Staatsgeiebgebungen lei, biele
Mngelegenbeit 5u reguliren.
= 9ie bemDfratiI1e @febrbeit bes
9auSs9lusi6uiies fir Wtittel unb Mege
bat iebt bei6loKen, bic bon Springer
III Gori6lag gebra6te politif ein3us
i6lagen unb gegeu bic @teainlep 8ia
nit peri1iebenen feparaten 3pllz&ebuts
tions@8ius su 6eIbe gu sieben.
: Die bemofratii6en Wlitslieber
beiber 9dnier bes aongreRes tperben
all einem Caucus 3uiammentreten, um
iiber bic bon Der Partei eir5ul9lagenbe
Miin5zBolitif f6iiiilig gu tperben.
= llnter ben 9lllians Wtitgliebern
bes &ongrelles bat cine Spaltung ftattz
gefunben. Sie brei n0rbli6en aons
greBmdnner Simpion, Watfon unb
Otis befiirnorten bic @riinbung Der
rSritten partei", mdbrenb bic aus
benz Siiben fommenben 6arnler Mlis
ans=a aongreBmdnner ibren 3ulammenz
bang nit Der bemotratii6en Yartei
ni6t lOIeu po1en.
9(uSlanb.
= Yrins Seinri6, Der 8ruber beS
aaiiers Wilbelm, Der ieit einigen Sas
gen beftig an Der Snfluensa lit, befinz
bet ii6 auf bem 8ege Der Beherung.
= Sn @tiin6en itarb bic Ser3ogin
9ouiie, g8ittiue bes 9er5ogs Marimis
lian unb Wtutter Der &aiieriu BON
Oeiterreid, iopie bes Sersogs 9arl
3beobor Don gaDern, an ben 6olgen
Der Snfluen5a.
- Ser fir bic @rri6tung zines Bis
mardz 0enfmals in Berlin geiammelte
Gonb bat iebt bic Summe BON 96S, ,250
Marf errei6t.
= 9as S6neiber'i6e @bepaar in
@ien, ba8 iiberfiibrt uorben lit, cine
4naabl Sienitmdb6en in ibr Saus ges
lodt unb ermorbet gu baben, lit BON
ben Gei6worenen f6ulbig befunben
unb gum Sobe perurtbeilt mOrben.
= 9lus Miin6en idreibt man, baB
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Wie TIT btes 1!

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars gelobnuna
tiir jeeen Gaa bon Ratarrb, ber ni1t burG
Gtnnsbmen bon Saa's 8atarrb Sur se5eilt
irerben fam.
8. 8. Gbeuep & 6 o., @issntb.. 9olebo, ..
gBir bic nntsr5ei6neten baben &. s. Gbe.
nep lett ben Iebten 15 Sahrsn sefannt unb
halten ibn fir bolIfommen ebrenbaft in allen
Observation-Disclosures iinb finaneisa befa.
bigt, ade BON leiner 6irna sinsesansensn
8erbinblihteiten su srfiillen.
Nef t & SraaT, @rcbbanoels. .Drcsuiiten,
Solebo, ..
Balbins, ainnan G. NarUin, CROP
banbeIssD sDrosuilten, Tplebo, ..
9au's 2atarrh'&ur t5irb innerIib genom'
men uno ipirft bireft auf oaS Blut uno bic
i1Lstmigen CberflaHen bes Spitenls. 3eus.
nifie frei berianbt. qreis IS Cts. fir bic Sld.
ide. gerfanft bon allen @potbsi.rn.
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Gime aarautirte Sur.

Wir autoriiren ben anse3eisten Gpptbeter, Stnen
Or. atnss @eues 9eilmttfet seseu Sawinbfuat, 9u.
item uno Grfdltuns ouf fcgenfe Sebin9uns ju rtrfau=
fen: Wenn Gie BON ber Grippe befatlen iinb, unS
heieS MttteI ben Gnneiunsen entipretenb sebrauGen
wcllen, tnbem Gle es etnsebenb prpbiren, unh penn
sic eann tetne BefierurS burd ta1elbe pel1pIren,
saHa i6tfen sic bic Glai6e jurld unb Ste merhen
Sbr @siS surhd betommen. gBir modem ttes gnsebut
tn Spse fer srcbarttsen Grfrlse, nel@e btes Wtttel
BEL ter Iestatrtsen 0rtppen Gpibemie auSuwetien
batte; Ntr baben ron teinem Sale seh6rt, in benz
has Wittel nibt sebolfen bate. Wean made einen
@eriuG. prcbeFai9en frei Bet aoplpb Dreib, Gbpmrs
ion Il So. grpbe 6lafhen so Gents unt 81 90.
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ButfleuS Wrntca Salbe.

Dte bette Salte rer gBelt fur S6nitte, QuetI@uu<
sen, @ei4Whre, btebeIi unb Sautzausi@Ias, Sleate,
teiten turtrt SdmSrrbptpen cber teine Nesabluns.
8eatse Sufrtetenbett sarantirt pher eas @eIb w,rt
9araderitatei. 25 Gents cte Sha9tel. gum @erfaui
II allen apetbeten. Ghplpb 0retb, 1bUmpipn & Co.,
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Mt1tttel lttto eSncfet9

abbdnsis past un @ eboe
MI aia shaIn
Rreue ~ ' ""F'
fofen hegeft ' f y
Nemmars
mbntd $l2 nnb $14 prfanfn,
500 auurdun
baben nu bic Nete Samn Sads
gBpl
Cents rs Gents nnb onNissn
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Sic Smufet YNpph Gp.

perfauft Me9aiiter, Snbian 9erritorp
&oblen gu $3.50 per Sonne, Sol3 gu
$3.50 per @orb un6 gebadtes Sols gu
$3.50. Ollie 9luftrdge tperben prompt
auSgefiibrt. 8 elepbonS1.
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gH- Ollie Sprten Q8ilb unb Slide
bel s. 9 Smitb, 209 Weit Commerce
StraBe.
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Mein ainb, % Sabre alt, lit an
elmer beftigen @rfdltung. Sd CAB
oemielben Or. 9luguit a0nig's 9ams
burger gruittbee unb in furSer 3eit
mar es bergeitellt .-9lbam 9lttig, 9eS
Wtoines So.
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Nott5 fur &ontraftore,t

Geriiegelte 9lngebote lperben in Der
Office beS Gountp @lerfs Don 8erar
@ountD, 3bab. 80. Smith, Bis gum Is.
6ebruar 1892, Mittags IL llbr fir ben
Bau bes Grbgei9Diies beS neuen fiinfs
lt0digen feuerli1eren @ranitzGountps
@ourtbaIss8ebdubes BON 8erar gouns
tp an Der Mainzplasa Der @tabt San
9lntonio entgegengenommen
Die GOuntD @ommiliioners Court
bebdlt ii9 bas &edt Dor, ale 9lngebote
3uriidautpeiien unb beliebige Memberums
gen baran bDraumebmen.
Nqe Mngebote linb BON einem Be-
glaubigten Gbed i'm 8etrage bon fiinfs
tauiemb ($50O0) Oollars, 3ablbar an
ben Gountps3i6ter, gu begleitem.
Gin beglaubigter Gbed i'm 8etrage
bon eintauienb $4,000 Dollars ipirb
perlangt BON alien perionen, pel1e
9lngebote einrei6en, als @arantie, baB
alle pldne, mel6e lie gegen Quittung
aus Der Office Der 9lr6iteften gemonls
men, innerbalb- Der borgel6riebenen
3eit auriideritattet iperben.
pldne unb Speeififationen fDnnen
eingeieben tperben in Ger Office Der
Ar6iteften 8orbpn & 2aub, 3immer
I bis Is, Smith 8uilbing, San Mms
tonic, Seras.
aO Menn Semanb fein unb su ans
nebmbaren preiie ipeiien mill, ID gebe
er gum Miffionss 8arten. Die
!6erren Nbeimer & @anl, Seliber bie>
ies @tabliiiements, balten barauf, ibre
8dlte itets oollfDmmen aufrieben gu itelz
len. 9llle faiionmdbigen Selifatefien,
9(uitern, Wilb, Slide, @efliigel &c iinb
eprtin Der oelifateiten 3ubereitung ale
3eit su baben. Mablseiten perben auf
g4ulliG in Die Wobnungen Der 9unben
geIanbt. 9tud bietet Der nit Der
SpeiiewirtbIdaft perbunbene 9 T.
rp M bic beiten @etrdnfe, tets friiheS
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
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w Sir sutes Sola, ri9tig semefs
len un6 prompte 8ebienung ipeitbe
man iid an bic Carr Woob Go.
1893.
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ietne sabret1en 3urer binldnsli& bepteieu. Gs 1T
elm lruncerbdreS MtttI fir ale duserhsh Shmer,eu,
ppran bic &enfGttt leifet unS fpfet bod IS 9t5.
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@ruubetaentsnms . utesertraaunaeu

glrel Weerf6eibt an %. $. 3urner,
8runbltild auf prOipect Sia, s2,l38.
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Gfe Wsaim Yla5a ,s,tb 2lceqmia=
gtrake, Gan 2tntpnip.
Meioeritoffe !.

80 3oa t Nl Bb eng, uerfau wurn
iet Bel 8 olfioa su 25 Gents. ~ '
AZ 3oa Nltp mer
ens per 2aS "eraut men tonnn tI 0tfipn S71S
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sslanelle, 8la,1fets uno Gpmforts,

& tols Ssr a9s 9aa o a psasn glaafs
t ~. Maaf gssob srans woaeas ~ as 9ebsn e h
9ob t eomfor IS Gns bas etld
Ie6uftioneu eegen
Bne bbdlnibmg uubu
gens Oarb e
SpelIe Oerten
ShamfNn, Sbaps, Ts
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&lei6erifoffe !
&leioerlfofe :,

unperglei 5pea preisrmdBigunseu limb emsetrn sep6
,u MAIDEN. gDr ermdbnen:
Wclfio fIr
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-25

II was Mr.. Emerson who said, 'the first
wealth is health" and it was wiser than
the modern philosopher who said that the
Llood ie the life" The system, like the
clock runs down. 1t needs winding up.
The blood gets poor and scores of disease
result II needs a tonic to enrich it.
A certain wise doctor, after years Of pa
tent study, discovered a medicine which
purified the blood gave tone 10 the system,
and made men tired, nervous, brain.wssting
nlen-fetl like new. BE called it his $50 =
den Medical Discovery" II has been sold
for years, sold by the million Of bottles, aud
people found such satisfaction in It that DR..
Pierce, who discovered it, now feels war
ranted in selling il under a positive guar.
antee' OF its doing good in all cases.
Perhaps its the medicine for you. Yours
woul dnit be .he FIRST case Of scrofula or salt
rheum, skin disease, or lung disease, il has
cured when nothing else would The trials
worth making, and costs nothing Money
refunded fit don't do you good.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-25
narlv carollna gweat Rotatoes.

For three years the Early Carolina
sweet potato has had practical tests in
field culture by those who raise sweet
potatoes, and the results-so far as the
variety If potato goes-has been highly
satisfactory. It has bright smooth skin,
keeps better than the common variety,
and is a splendid table potato.
Two years ago Geo. H. Hall grew them
on his farm near Milford and paid SI.oo
per basket for the seed He saws it paid
him to make the change.
LII. ChaDman-who. is widely known
as a potato grower-bought the Early
Carolina plants last year, and is highly
pleased with the crop he raised from
them.
Theo. Townsend set out 25,ooo plants
of the Early Carolina variety in 1891, and
they yielded at least rs per cent better
than the old-fashioned variety. They
we're bright, smooth and sold for rs cents
per barrel more than the old variety last
fall.
Mr.. w. T. Case, proprietor of FELTON,
Nurseries, says he has grown them two
wears in succession on the same piece Of
land without any "black rot" The same
piece of land was in Jersey sweets the
wear previous, and the crop was almost
an entire failure from rot.
This Yarietywas introduced by Jacobs
Bros, near FELTON,, Del, and has given
them a reputation. One peculiarly of
this variety is its absolute freedom from
"black rot" It is guaranteed to be free
from this most destructive potato disease.
For particulars as to prices-which
have been made specially low for 1892
address either J. B. and L. c. Jacobs, Eel
ton, Del, or Theo. Townsend, Milf I'd,
Del. Both have the true EarIy Carolina
sweet potato, as those of Mr. Townsend
were grown from the Jacobs Bros M
toes of last year.
Don't take other potatoes that may be
represented as "Carolinas," for they are
not the famous early Carolina Sweet
Potato, " that has given such good results.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-25
Lost Vessel Found.

In January 1851 the schooner James
CLAYTON Fisher, commanded by Cap,s1u
Anderson, father of Mrs. Frank Reedy,
of Milford, struck on the Jersey coast
near Cape May Inlet, aud soon sunk out
of sight il the quicksands. All on board
but ex-Representative Carrot L. Hynson,
Charles Postles, now deceased and a col
ored cook, persisted either by drowning
or freezing
She was buried so deeply in the sand
that not even her masts or rigging have
been visible, but the recent storm un-
earthed her bleached bones from her
seeming tomb.
The vessel is in remarkably perfect
condition, not even a bulwark being
crushed in. The cargo of corn was dug
out Of her hold few days ago, black, but
in Lerfect shape. Watches, shoes and
the clothing Of the crew we're brought to
light. Tie watch showed the exact hour
at which it had stopped ticking, forty
years ago, and the pipes and tobacco
were Just as left by the Inflated crew.
The cargo consisted OF a full load of
corn shipped at Duck River Delaware
Raw. for New York She sunk so saon in
the sand that the crews clothing and
parap; ernalia. as we'll as the entire cargo
went down. Captain Anderson and sew
eral OF the crew were frozen to death, and
the steward drowned i'll attempting to
reach the mainland
She was owned by Captain A 'derson,
II. W. McColley and a Mr.. Burton. Tie
CAPTAINS share was insured, but the
other was total loss.
Mrs. Frank Reedy has wrote to parties
in Cape May for further particulars.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-25
unlted States Jurors Drawn.


United Statss Jury Commissioners S. Rod
rnond Smith ard Willard Salisbury, IT,, last
Saturday morning drew the following jurors
for the April term Of the United States Dis
trict Court from Kent and Sussex counties
GRAND JURY.
East Dover-James H. Todd and Robert
Rawley.
North Murderknl-George H. Glider
sleeve.
Little Creek-Harvey Marvel.
Duck Creek-William NJ. Bell and John
H. HofecksF
Mispilion-Jos T. Hatfield.
Baltimore-Jobn F Betts
Ceorgetown-Isasc A. Peck.
Lewes and Rehoboth-Hiram R. Burton.
Indian River-Daniel c. Townsend
PETIT JURORS.
North Murderkill-J Colby Smith.
Duck Creek-James Frank Denny and
lgl5liam A. c. Hardcsstle.
Sror Creek-Stansbury J. Wheauey.
Sestord Edward Owens.
MilfoiS-J James F. Anderson.
West Dover Charles Rash, James Fl.
Green and Phillip D. Marvel.
Dagsboro-Eli Short
Georgetown- Thomas Pepper.
Nanticoke--V b Conway.
Lewes.and acknowledgements Veasey.
Gumboro-T.- B. wiudner and Jesse T.
Wells.
These jurors are drawn for the April term
of the United States District Court which
ia Wilmington on April II, at the
United States custom house, Judge Wales
will preside. There are three cases on the
trial list. They are: John T Poor, of Ken
ton, Kent county, charged with sending OBJ
scene letters through the mails; Isaac Cross,
steward of the schooner. P. Avery, charged
with assaulting one of the schooner's crew;
George Swanson ct al charge for libel
against the schooner Ada Bailey for wages.
Catarrh is not local but a constitutional
disease, and requires a constitutional remedy
like Hoods Ssrsaparilla to effect a cure.
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-25
Like a searchlight.

When you buy dry goods, buy them to
the best advantage. You pay fancy
prices if you are prodigal with yOnr
money, nr you can pay reasonable prices
and receive Just as good return for your
outlay BY far the most sensible course
is to look for bargains, and ]. w. Truitt,
the merchant, can put some in your way,
as he has received this week a beautiful
line Of dress goods. Ladies you will do
yourselves an injustice il you fail to see
these really beautiful goods
Milford chronicle., 1892-03-25

The next meeting Of the Pomona
Grange. of Kent county. will be held IN
the hall of Fruitland Grarge at Camden,
Del, on Thursday, April 9TH. commence
ing at 1880 a. N. The programme wiz
consist ofan address of welcome, by Mis-
Nellie Bancroft. response by Charles
Barker; addresses by tue Worthy Master
and Worthy Lecturer, aud by Dr. 4. I.
Neale and John c. Highs, Worthy Mas
ter of the Delaware State Grange. Con-
ferring of the Fifth Degree at I p. m.
Dinner aud supper will be served at the
hall. This will be grand rallying day
and all patrons should be present. Car
rage will meet the train at Wyoming to
convey the visiting patrons 10 the hall,
and ample entertainment has been pro-
vsded for all who desire to attend the
evening Session aHd remain over night.
WESLEY WEBB See'y.