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PENINSULA notes

.e.h. Peace Biggs Of New Castle
county paid to the State Treasurer On ~ VA
~. If last week. $35,79as3 for licenses sT,u
s..,;,,g the six months ending Ap'h :,
,,,,,nr licenses alone aOunte to over 49,
600. -,
49, nav was celebrated at the LauIel
I, $3.50, on wednesday, April 10. Inc
puO, -, included musical programme
eeieS'a. .,.,-,;,. ofthe school, an address Oy
~ D. d. N. Pilchard and the planting "
w tr.es on the school campus
.rs. Georgetown Hosiery Company com
Ane LEGATIONS. in their large building
iAienee amer of Race aud Cedar streets u
On ~ -, an April II with machines enough
- employ forty hands. Seventeen u - -
800 hauds we're put to work at the s'ai' -no
-. ,,r,ber will be increased win all p'@-
,icable rapidity' -.
/. III. work of surveying the t"e @.-a.,
- the boundary line between
= - Delaware aud Maryland, VIII soon y
70 Van,- the engineers having accom-
" ,i-,i-d the most dif6cnlt part OF tnen 'A''
ID go. certified four points on the Doun
" - ~ have found in their search ~
y, -. and data to assist them IN iunn..
fe ma ,;,,e farm in Chester comfy fa''wnI'
at ~. . , boundary is the twelveIniie Ciie'
ng r.. suit of Mrs. J. Harry Coats again
ity -. husband. brought by her in the suss'
y. court to test the validity OF heI ma
Pill Soul'' - decided 10 her favor last wee
l. re- z.s marriage ceremony was performed y
ATE :, ,soI by the Rev. R c. Jones''nen pas
- seaford NJ. E. Church, ana VINO
ore =. ,,.,o,re insane. In reporting the C
go. me SUSSEX Journal says: II 'nei 'S. %a'
'.n marriage the case found } Harry ooa'-
> -. nos;tion of a man taking aaVan'es
ime ~ .,,;ni.ter,s mental wreck TO thro" 90
~ ,,,e fact and to seyer the ties that Dol
!" Nm to a yonng apd beautiful woman
.,,.rs was no marriage the case lounO
own ,nor,an taking the advantage OF 'ne :
n'ns ,.n,aI wreck to catch a young anu Nc
al - husband. or at least to make MIN
TdAy ,r;hn,e to her support" The case
ana -,ar,nlv contested on both Sides Mts, =
&c subjected to an unusually rigio g
C. .,,,;natiou, aud the argument oceuP-
a.,.n,ion OF the court for an entire
The Court decided that the couple were
adel' lea and ordered that the husband pay
.;c. @ per week. The bond required
, Zee, $500.
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EL,LENDALE.

AMER an absence of two Weeksln H''''
Db,a paul Pry" is on duty ,.,o.
pc n reed & Bro, are building lsIE
-,'-..ae house for baskets which IS 2oA70 ,ee'.
S.o.s Mill employs fifteen basket makers
men - -, ,,,,r out q large number of hnisheo
baskets each day. -. charcoal
1o,,S Prettymau is rebuilding his enaISoa ,,
"a. which we're blown down BY the ieSs ..
,.r-;caue. Their capacity will be largely :"
creased. .,..,.r,;,h shop at
: - -, i having an extension added 10 H.
4 porch and kitchen are being Ouii' "
D.v;d Reed to his residence. 3.
- ,,.or;,e Rlleeood's new Office building IL
..-,rieted and being furnished.
'V 1,,;as Daniels and Miss Maggie snoI
- ,,,.rri.d on March a7th at Georgetown
Mrs. Emma MaeKiiu has Ien'eo He'
s.,,ce aud gone to Camden, n. J.
Wrs Ida saimons and daughter OF le CIV
.-.,.d her parents Mr.. and Mfa' J. A. Glen
daniel this week. .. TOO,
-' -, our return from Philadelphia we 'OOi
sa.;ou TO return by the steamer Mary
$3.50 to Bowers Beach, and It was one
ne most pleasant trips in our s1pei.en !.
-. ,,ouid not recognize the steamer IN =
- and improved condition, which mas
: as,,er 4 comfortable and pleasant s'eA"'
Her iolly captain and genial clerk make MAKE. !.
Q ,-,n partieularly enjoyable, and the fas '..
e ~ -.ita hi cheap. The saloon and dini
e ssor, are roomy and attractive; the TAI
: snread with the best the market au0ius' ~ J
= - such reasonable prices that all can isi',
As The cartain is to be congratulated upon .
IA Management, and in thinking over 'n D. !,
ie - 80 sre reminded what drawoaekH !
u ns;,ford that such steamer is not In l
4 r.o,,larlv from there. fuAl =
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WaIlaIllnker's.

p.IrApELpHIA, Monday, April Is. Io9-
London is the home OF Gun
- and Galatea Stripes
y is their Amer
can home. Delightful, stugs
co., Cor Rows Suits and Women
~, Girls Outing Costumes.
10 styles Cunard at $50
* STYLES Galatea at SOC
That long counter of finest 3,
Ginghams is in new dress. So, \
could be in new dress ever ever
dav for weeks and not duPll,
cal cate a style. Hundreds o
= patterns, every sun-check 'e
It Peantv that Ginghams eve
: had. IS to 75c the yard. II
!. '' lust across the aisle are tn
T.. Is Brandenburgs, Organizes IL,
u. en- Lawns, Dimities, Mousse
line de rInde, Como Batlst'
and others of the thin, thlnne
thinnest things.
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Brapch q. CUES asis,Ointed.

A,,oruey-ceueral John R. Nicholson . mas
..no;r,.d Branch H. Giles, Of Wilmington
IS deputy attorney general. s,.,.
The new appointee Is a son Of ez'S'~sS
.,- - Thomas B. Giles Of seaford. he
!. - :, honor man of Lafayette College ana
graduate Of Harvard Law School.
Re s.udied in the Office Of Senator Cray
- 49, admitted to practice about two years
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av. Massey as a supreme Justice

The suggestion of the eHRoNicc Leo :,
csoroe " Massey for Supreme So1i'
,oso7s meets with favor all over Ine
49,, - ,,,hsre Mr. Massey is known. Inc
lsn- ! Herald ofiast Tuesday had the
following -. oftbe Ma
- Commission Monday MOI MS ui.,s
,;ted in an address to Presle .- - ~
.ssan asking him to appoint Se1 3, .,s
nTsssev of Delaware, 70 sueSes ss..s -. c.
T,.sf;re Bradley in the United 1s,,,1,I;.
y,-s,ue Court Mr.. Massey y ~ vi.
ran The action Of his Denloe .l...;S a.,
ieaoues was not known 70 mn y. v.yasi,
t,e address had been lot"a.eeu y .,,,,,.
inqtan. Inyths two years .n ~. 49, -, ;5e,,
missioner from Delaware mas Deel -
i l9ee5 ,.;ti, the Worlds Fair hisJudgthen
LEGAL proposition has never Dse
so;iad even BY such eminent lu1lsls q :
$50 LINDSAY of Kentucky, jugs y
&c west Virginia, aud Judge HaIll
-exI;ro;nia. Mr.. Massey has no. al"ty
-, -, The popular side Of questions y
- ~ hoard but if he has not ai"a,
-, ~ the right side the TACT mas ~
been developed =, g., D.,,,ocrat
corn,,,issioner from Vermont, sara o. z
NSsssev '.He is the only Repnoiiea,hl y.
e assT Knew to whom would without out. n'
;,.',;or submit a political question
which my political interests were :; a. st .1
tnov mat Mr.. Massey's decision "o'
be absolutely just 4 .e cort
AS member Of the board o. S s..;rs
MI Massey has rendered great 81. sew ~
tie exposition A large portion ~
time during the last year has neee .1,.
been spent in Chicago. KeesnI ~,
came within one vote o. oeing stss
Tnited States Senator from D I..,,
Mr. Massey never works or raves
Sunday.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-22

rh;. morning about two o'clock JoAn
WOOD The well.knOwn plumber who resides
on Main street. was awakened y A !. -
GLASS break. On getting out Of oeo rs ! Il 81
s.;ved blow on the head: He imraeo'-
- s,ssnlsd with the burglar, and after 2
. ,.g struggle succeeded in holding ~"
la Ma wife obtained help. On oelns
s 49,, at the station, Nj wooc's watch
nd wallet was found on his person. fe ~.
,he name Of Robert Terry The broken 80 80
", .a - he hostle Of Sulphur BitteTs ws,el
~, ia eln,ost cared Mss- Weoaoi aAsa ''-''-''
- xchgngc-
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FOuIk'S Bulletin.
MILFORD, April ~, 'S9a'

| MILFORD, April ~ t0S~
Sim rises at SILL and sets at 6;4o
davs length l3h and 35m; e.Aol
90" 4T;ab water at Milford 6;4o
- nc mouth of the river at 4;oV'
New moon next Tuesday the zOVn
at 4:46 p. IN. . 5ous non.
orally tair. :, Milford
Odd Fellows parade IN M''iO'"
next Tuesday the 26th. uo
We have the finest table OH III V''0
= market perfectly pure. ,.o,o
Vi We quote a number Oh uam n
pbotograph albums, we will sell d.
e i'I FonIk has elegant carpet paper
e doo' = mt your cal pet down without
e it. c,,odos now
Get your Window Shades I9or NO"
= thew are going so is Wall Paper.
y We have a quantity of wall paper
NJ borlers on hand in prices OF TO ~
Yards at l cent per yard =.
Foulk's corn salve is only OCT.
> ner box. and is as good us the OesV
We have a lot of window snAue'
on hand that we will sell cheap
or Holland shades on spring rollers 81
- cts Oil cloth as low as 40 cts SOM
&c odd shades very pretty for this price
lie, 0nr lob lot OF paper is not al
NO gone vet we have some very nice q
Il 10 cts. per box "a sheets paper z
- Our stock OF new style papers al
IL now in store and they are certain
eS. handsome and very cheap some
low as 10 cts DER roll (Of two piece
80 and some as high as $l.OO per (rS
CsS two pieces) we think this year
ave stvles are the prettiest we nave eV
his had and so do all who have seen the
in A few sets of carving knives al
,;sh forks at cost. hocs
oil A small lot of pocket knives
sale very cheap half the reeu
me- price. ..o. a. <,
last. Also JOB lot Oh purses
Yon need something for the cou
two and Foulk's Cough Mixture is }
,ods the thing; like the pills, it IS en-
being the largest bottle OF COZ
c,.n. mixture in the market for the Pr
igured % cents. 80
width, At this season of the year Il
st col have had teeth, they are very ap
'ck III bother us. Foulk's Tooth A
f pat Drops is the best and surest rem
stripes We know Of, Is cents per bottle
enish Next to tOOthsche, aching 6,
rect. are perhaDs tie worst thing.
sbese Ne have several remedies
Of which will give almost insUan
e ,llief-price 10 to 10 cents
dtord Atthis season of the year
new horses. cattle and fowls need a
he. ton We have one Of the best
c,sanest medicines for them IN
S2.]5 knowledge; lib package, 10 9
ournS OH package, IS cents; and 1t IS
81 a atteed to give satisfaction. -.
IN We have heard considerable
nlaint recently os"Head L'ght
our-oil is good. 1t has no
1enrl- Owes a beautiful bright, white
e lis and is IL cents per gallon IN
Iowne Ion quantities, or on larger qua
l ,:'..s sales for cash a reduction vi
Slip lna1s small mall lot Of cheap LAM
40 ID. hand pou1K 4
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-22

erArEs ATTORNEY NIcHoI.soN mas W.
h;llsof ipdictrseut which should be care.
e s.l,s osre5 for and if the parties eyer re-
Ie.lsware they should be Pusnfc
~ I = -s;,,,,,s,s,s- are against Freq u
Ansss y - Hs s sp"'5Uells, bot mos
49,, 49,, near Deimar, aud VINO aS Level
notoriety last summer by carving s,; a.1
shooting each other at camp meeting meeting
Rsforoe respect for law BY Proseeullol
aaa conviction ofthese rufians and toel ,
viii Be few to attempt such iawiess AS'
y n the future.
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100. Poet.
THO. TOWNSEND.

nD1 % the identity

TETIW01 NI7V-l7-- = -----r- a m
,eoR ONE YEAR. CASH IN ADVANOh'''', y 80 q
~ sly MONTHS. IN ADVANCE, 800, -, =, y
poR oNeYBARNoT PAID IN ADVAse, :. s 4, 4
advertisement 50 cents PET 3 c ,nG
ersf Insestlon. sn ,seasesi b 5ess Inc.
$500 raiee given on apBllcatisn- i, .....,
la,,sr Uni Be discontinued until si y oa
- laid. Money may oe SEM NAY. ~ or register
; s. ~ srafl. postal note, posl-'
"a leiier only ,neir dstss vii
Subscribers noticing Any VIZ
,iss.e notify US 81 once. az, .eosu,peny1ni
p asserbers viii observe TIE asse ars sdsTssed
che names WITH which thsl5 We ne subscription
Ihs dal 1hea NJ new payment is maze. i ts "
g be immedately altered % tns. s1S RE 20
eo-~sept receipt In foil fof the Tins
aeriber has paid
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d.. Ps6.i nerntorS.

Puritan RstrigeyGt0'S. ..;ec
Simple. sensible, scientific nc.
Years of trial heap up tne
proof; that's why, we keep p
P Ptnit5 at the head. Easy ,l to
run, easy to Clean economical
of ice. aso
Uprights, $1275 to S $SO'
sideboards, s12 to $50.
Ice Chests, 81 to $14.5O.
Perhaps half a score of scratch
ed puritans-perfect for service
S1L2J to $40.
IoHN WANAMAKER'
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Astonishing how a KeeieI
btightens the little boy, , T!g,
Taunty Jackets they are; are ~ u" to
Serge or flannel; with heavy
military beading, $3.50; ran,
mel; with bright brass buttons 91ln
and Soutache braid, s., serge
then step by step to So 5o-al
in blue and all for 3 to o-yea
0ld i to r4-year sizes, 81 t
Nat Nattv Nassau Suits-Jack'
and Short Trousers uPPe
t wife ribbon, bow and buckle e,
:. are delighting everybody, E WI
It buys for boys OF 3 to O. e. ~ sLo
IS than 90 styles and stuffS; 81. !
Ie to So, The fluffy front Blous
to 20 with them are u
Or S9.5o-Silk, 81.
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sn,rta Made to order in Milford.

1.,cbun & Davis have shirt manniac'u'-
- Ssaos,u,eut connected with their bust
ne.s They measure and make to order ou'
80 -st..t muslin, shirts from 81 to s. each
sbir, makeing for fat men a specially.
''n''' LArcHUM q DAVIS
Milford, Del
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If the SILK Warp Bedfore

If the Silk warp DSdford
Cords-those elegant new
comers--6adn't been SO be-
lasstssed the price would be $2.25
and 81. 50. The maker mourns
the delay and you save 81 a
yard; 40 in, $I.25i 40 III.
9soiored SILK Warp Henri Il
ettas share favor with the us
SONY, lightsome Lansdowne
Twin Sisters OF loneliness ::
lHenriettas that won't sip
la for s8 in.. SI.25 for 40 10
lIansd0wne, 40 In, $I-25-
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SCARLET CLOVER AS A CROP no PLow
DOWN FOR GREEN MANURE,


DOWN FOR GREEN MANURE,
a. IN Peach, Pear and APpte Or
ehards.
b. For Corn crops, for Potatoes
md for Tomatoes.
c. Combined aoih Coopea zines
. enrich ,0ornom soils
Any growing crop which occupies
he ground during September, Oeto-
Der and November, preserves the
saluabIe nitrates, which, according
TO Lawes and Gilbert, would be
washed into the subsoil or drains if
fields lie in tile condition usually
seen in growing countries. Of all
crops for this purpose the clover
excels. for ifthe available nitrates in
The ground are not sufficient for its
then legRninous
plant like the clover, aseHellriegal I
and Atwater have demonstrated, ced q
take care of itself. having the pPOksH
liar power of securipa g It
;ndiro.4lv e..erpoon session, William { y
y - co,ored, indicted for stealing lsl I.
'h' VS. e'nn, p F. Zones and J. W. Adams o. o., :
-, An,dr.d was arraigued and Piesoeu
lay ~n;,,v He was convicted aud sen's"l
low . months aud Ave lashes. ...a Cor
ind e,o,s vs. Frank Sherry, ina'e'eu ~
and larceny of grain, was settled "p'-
30 Of costs. .,. obtaining e
,sed a'1'1 80, ~, nretsuce, settled on Payneh
ned 800 80
soils go s,a,. Us John richardson arIaiene'
sevl 80, Ia, intent to murder in three
d on 80, 80 not guilty Yesterday was ass p
arley peSu Ts,,ev for defence. Richards
"the una , - Who was captured after the
crowd ',,, ,e7cers on the railroad tram '"'
Z be- @ 49,, o the Milford robbery.
,em- iol l....s Mack Ross, cOlored inaie'e
down ,.s a..o, beaded guilty and was SEM
IN the nav coes, three months inpi's0
won "nd Eve lashss. r
pro- State vs.. Ida rockwell aFlalsaeI -. =
iclined ceuv. pleaded not guilty ana wa ,., g
.nough NeT Tbe Grand Jury fO'ud two inu's
ks are .na;n.t Lizzie Barber and the cas- wa
tied to noued until the next term OF couf' =
at It Is daut giving bail
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-22

rbe democrats ofthe House eneIe'ss s, ss
.;d.rsble Judgment as to the location y -
s,,.sse.Darine For stance,the fos.nl- ...s,
$3.50 !, =, oo,,cipded this year that tAss
os ~ 81 snecial railroad faciiiti I'll
Palu ~ - fas, mail from Ney cropsN
Tampa. Florida. was entirely us plan
80 mat no especial facilities Nkast by
s., ~ pavmeut to the railroad co. rave
i. or,;,t,d II from the annual es "a
u;tted to Congress, but the aous .....s
committee has put in the fossppe"ie
,r;atiou bill an item aPPropiiHed dur
ri these railroads, which vie harbored
;naueuce in the South jug II is
itself comment Fl. J its de
y.p,iBe the failure Of the P's unusual
,;orsI naval review in Haml fers; at
M york Hsrbor next Apri of two
amendment to the naval ap l,r;ll;ont
wbich has already been intro
Z priating $500, 900 for the eapsa 49, per
!. y;ew and Of entertaining the o. i'll
!. : y ,,,s limited states who VIII of
3 q 60 s',.;on seets. The President VIZ J.
b INC 49, ..,'s no chances. The invitations "
ever a. -, :, ru,il the appropriation is au'n'
= ized. .,.of,h. Hor
-, ,hev made a mistake in oEaei'us
'n~ -. Investigation thar il was ezeeeo'nl
e S;a5cu,t to hnd enough Of them ~no y
IN sg;lliue to serve on the sno-eom'n'''es ~
n !. - Conduct the Investigation
as ~. Democrats in the House cut cow
-.,.,.,s If the amount needed TO ray P
$50 e. the fiscal year beginning ~.
NO - $4,000. 600, on the ground ina. :,
re- - n. a surplus of more than thar ie'
re ,,s apprOpriatiou fOr the current hseA,
enter. % rapidly has Gen. Raum granted
Growth, ,bat il is now certain that the SUI
,ost of oul very small at the end Of 'ae p, -
,ea .t.,. ia one at all, and the Senate mas
md o,,ded to h old the pension appropriate
NO. n near enough to the close OF the nsOA'
ion n determine how much OF the llOns'
,ere Nv the House must be restored
49, rh.r. has been some talk among tue
,.-a,s Of Senator Hill Withdrawing iioi
occidental field, but he says he "
lard .,,.r consider withdrawing as long a.
ugh land remains candidate. This Is q,
e in ,neau that Hhl is willing to Wi.ha
his cleveland will do the same. In .nA'
iv.n German wonld become the leading
OWN; cratic candidate -. ,ev.uue
New By the Is. % icy "a A,ha,ross al
nent Ruth, Bear ~ $50 Mobican, Bal
citing naval V ''."... s,;,, he IN Behriug s
oo- pared to make things lively for the Pc
ence. PSF 80 :, ssrvice Commissioner Thomp
New r.s;oued. to take effect May IS
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s,svnNA had a public fountain pre-
s.r,ed 10 her BY the womeu's Christian
Temperance Union, aud the LOW ,..l. N'a -.
e,i IS too stingy to pay for Lighting
fsr, ON il.
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clover -.
sweet poiitto 9 '.,s q y az ais tsbis
fol. nitrate Of upset and the mischief Ipa "
crop, it las ,bnuy is screaming
..,nd &,nt..t.sd as he's able,
'"""' right when MAMMA , A"as.
promise s also Of discomfort and confusion
In twoNcases,e If mamma did not return.
fhe rr.uIS. slowly breaking down, from
'''e - Of domestic cases and female
traoruiH" il your first business to re-
For tomatP pes Il, DR. Pierce's Fayorite
failures sy recothout peer as remedy
: II pS.bv osbilitatea women, and is the
= 80. !, for the class Of malao,s'
!. ~ mLse asle diseases which is sold un
01iced ditfi.fige guarantee from the manu- ~.
stand rs that i, will give Satisfaction, 81 M
that t,.v viii be refunded. It is Po'''l I'
.'''s ~. s,r the most complicated cases Of won
troubles.
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BIZ have never been understood
cause the attention Of men who
e especially skilled in detecting
he causes Of such troubles has moi
een attracted. But, one thing is
ident, the liability to meet this
sease may be lessened by selecting
Seed grown under ones own eyes
upon fields known to be free from
the clearly visible manifestations o.
this fungus.
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Afar the qrip

And after typhoid fever diph.hsris, p1 1son,1s
MA er other prOstrating diseases hOo '. >
saT , is just what is needed to restore s
,,,e strength and vigOr so much desired anu any,
-, !. mel an poison from the blood. Il mas
:, "a a I,onderfui success in many such cases
Hoods Pills act especially upon the hveIi
icing It from torpiditY to its natural duties
100 ~. cosstipstion and assist digestion; fn,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-22

There's a Lansdowne I 10
illness as peculiar to itself as
the soft light of a pearl anu anu
the the blaze Of a diamond are
peculiar T,l to them. Tints SOFT
rs in the heart Of a shell or
! the petals of a rose or the
faint flush on beauty's cheek; !;
I t- a patrician stuff f., could u
taLe such dyes. The Silk the
Wool, the spinning the weav-
ing-all must be Of the very
best. .,.le+.
stock Of Lansdownes to b.
!. found in Philadelphia. II tn
$ makers bring out a new ele'
gance in it you'll find 1t ON
6n our counters. More thu
S2yfy shades, 40 in. SI.25.
+ The beautiful Ribbed Lans
!. ldownes are AZ inches $780,
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The Spring harvest .o o.
Swiss Embroideries has pee, pee"
bbonused-mostly. You know
what that means. 2n0S y?
beauties beau made as only . 81,
Cali can make them. from IRON
the the machines in Switzerland Mat 3
straight STR to us-to you ~. . EGt !
cent Of unnecessary cost au -
! has ifyou choose. "a to g in.
20 Aoc. We hear OF then
nowhere else in town.
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wAsH1NaToN IETTHR.



General RusseilA Aiger has been in Wash
;ngton for some days aud it is stated, although
81, ~ MON lis personal authority that he val
-,,-,iy announce his withdrawal as a Prssi-
aantisi candidate This determination 10
Understood 70 be the result circumstances
eith his friends 10 Congress, and to pc III 'ns
interest Of party harmony
The President has accepted the inylsAAi.A
for bimssif and as many members OF ms eaD,
ins,.s can make It convenient to go,to attend
~ Grant monument dedicatoFy ceremonies
~ New York on the 9th Of this month.
mis- believed that Senator Hsli has secure
&c pledges Of enough Democrats N .ns
House % reject the report Of the Elee'''l
~,,,,;ttee and retain Rockwell ip the sea
=, sh;ch The committee has reported ~ol
ns,ves 10 be entitled. The case will be ealie'
~ to.morrow aud several very lively day
s,e expected. during which some OF HUI
n,cu,;ar methods win be exposed BY Demo
rrass lftSe House decides against ths con
,,;,tee he chairman and several other Den
oc,ase members say they will refuse
serve longer thereon.
Private Secretary Hslford, Is ae aiu - 2
assh Is the white House, but he Is still ve'
weak from the saeess ofhis recent n'n ms
The old question Of abusing the pf'sile'
oi..ve d print" BY inserting matter
the congressional Record which has 40 ~
,,.a whatever 70 ,he proceedings Of 20
stsss q once moe causinE trouble ~ !.
l1onse.and the commitseeon Rules y siy,
Is devise semeay- Four Democrats ~ ),
4 III Jerry simpsou ssssted ne uonols =
~ z pas Inserting the whole Of one q Asn
oks favoriug free trade u
osfch = ar Lodgs rrsa ether Reps
stine pgosecsion p
not yet The 10
9fche sxnase
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II.
WHEN, WHERE AND HOW TO sow SCAR
LET CLOVER SEED.

1t has been established by several
years experience that an excellen
take" of scarlet clover can be Sc
cured from seedlings i1 peach, pear
and apple Orcl6n ), provided; the
seed is sown Immediately after the
last cultivation Of the trees-that Is
about the middle of July. Seedlings
in August have also been thoroughly
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r.a,oh weave wit was never

French weave wit was never
happier than in the delicate
Al Crepons. Handsome,
only half says, good: Two y ,
snecial lots: A rousing 81
quality at 75c-I7 shades
and a $I.25 quality at ST.
shades. Each sort 40 nches
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croRcErowN now has the hanasoni,
!, depot and grounds OF any station ~
ns,auare south Of Wilmington.
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identica
nences

-, 80 lung that touches them rs.
SO LsaE Ao sAo they make statement
'A n which the wish is father to the snou eove
and which to the eyes Of the world ',9 PROV .,,e
that one or the other is stretching Sa11,s sI Is
ruth to meet their views. Dr. wilsI ,';I =
New YORK has chance to develop nm .,ai.
selfinto one of the first preashers OF ' ~.
land and his success or failure Is III ms
own hands.