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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-05-20
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

Italy is experimenting with liquid fuel
for torpedo boats.
The naval ordnance sRaokeless powder
continues to produce satisfactory results.
There is thermometer at Johns Hop
kins University in Baltimore, Md, which
is considered worth $4,000.
The Hollerith electrical counting ap-
paratus has saved the census bureau
5000, 900 in the expense of enumerating
the population of the country.
Frost has variety of effects upon
different products. Under the same in
fluence eggs will burst, apples contract
and potatoes will turn black.
1t has been found that sandstone as an
engine foundation is far from perfect.
The stone soon becomes saturated with
oil, making it soft and easily friable.
Broommakers dye their broomcorn so
green that housekeepers are afraid to
break off one of the splints to test cake
with, for fear they may be poisoned
with psris- green.
To find the relative distance of the
sun and stars, suppose the earth and
sun but one inch apart At the same
relative distance the nearest fixed stai
would be just eleven miles away.
1t is said that the latest improved
guns are able to give velocity to their
projectiles of 1887 feet per second, which
is at the rate of 1868 miles an hour.
This is the highest velocity yet recorded.
1t has been found by experiments tina
ordinarily the blood travels from the
heart through the arteries at the rate o
about twelve inches q second ano
through the capillaries at about 3-1O0 o.
an inch per second.
The floating fire-engine, propelled by
steam, which has been lately built fol
the service of the prefecture of the port
saws the Levant Herald, made a shor
tridi trip in the Marmora recently. II
steams twelve to thirteen miles an hour.
A new English pattern of stair thread
is made of alternate strips of lead ane
steel, the lead furnishing ioothold anc
the steel preventing wear. The lead is
cast in grooves in plate of steel, ant
it is asserted that this form of step ha
unusual durability, not wearing smoott
even under heavy travel.
The microphone is the latest absolute
test for death. Recently a st. Pc
tersburg Russia) woman, who wa
subject to fits of catalepsy, apparently
ceased to breathe, and was looked upoi
by her friends as dead. Her meiica
attendant, who knew the history of th'
case, applied the microphone to the re
gion over the heart, aid was thu
enabled to hear the faint sounds of 1T
beats. After strenuous exertions th
doctor was enabled to restore the woman
to consciousness.
A new means has>been found 70
shutting off an electrical current withou
injury to the dynamo when wires hap
pen to get crossed or there Is overhead
ing from any cause. The essentia
parts of the apparatus are four needle
so arranged that when the voltage IL
the wire is increased above the limi
from any cause, one of the needles will
emit sparks and so bura through fin
thread. This thread is connected wit
springs which shut off the current whe
the tension broken.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-05-20

Says the New York sun; The mag.
netie needle has been acting Ia q very
erratie manner recently In some parts of
France aud Scotland, where Is deeli.
nation now Is twenty 70 twenty five
minutes greater than ID was few moalhs
ago, though no change has occurred in
the adjacent regions. Scientific men do
not know hos Ia account lor this mag.
neiie anomaly, unless ID Indicates that
metal. bearing. rocks Ia the depths Of the
taFth have been displaced by some pfa.
foaad geological disturbance, which 4
made appafent as tbs surface hy these
unasal yagaflos ai the needle, The
theory was long ago advanced that leF'
Fes.flal magaelism, Il Nc could read Il
Alright, would explala ghal ls aolns "a
ia tbs bowels II lAe earth aad Ia the
ioHgeelion that the gealoglsis afe dsf
iossd TO tfaee helseaa tha rsessg mag
lelie Disturbances aad suhlefr4ueaa geol
osy se have aaoghss illustration Of the
ae1saee', = great lfilh g Ahleh Wallace
aallesi aiteatian 50 gifldlg when ha
iassi conclusions fs.aiins q prehistoric
Geological changes upon sha pseaeas dis
'nlhaii9a II teaaa ~ lAs a.lAyaa alehi
So,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-05-20

InNew York State during 1891 the
deaths by consumption were 13, AS, as
compared with 13, S31 in 1890. This is
eouivelant to 100 deaths in 1000 deaths
from all causes, ratio decidedly lower
than was observed during the last quin
quennium. The ratio has been known
Gn 1866 to arise to 1877 in thousand
deaths
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-05-20
It is estimated that about 80, 900
horses were ousted from street-car service
last year by electricity.

Michael Davitt, the Irish Home Rule
agitator, urges the Imperial Government
to loan, at low interest, $50, 900, 900 to
the Canadian Dominion for the advance
ment of immigration in the Northwest.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-05-20
TOLD In THE TWILIGHT.
by BELLE MOSES.

LIES around Briar
Lodge tho snow
lay heaped, deeper
there than about
the other villas,
which were built on
elevated ground,
while Briar Lodge
nestled in a hollow.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-05-20
oNA ROSE PRESSED IN \ BOOK.

ON A ROSE PRESSED IN a 6OOh'
win the summer back again
At touch of this dead rose
o lavish joyi tender paini
The very June wind blows,
And thrills me with the old refraan
Whose music my heart knows;
win the summer back again
At touch of this dead rose.
Ab. lost is all the summers gain,
And lost my hearts repose;
And was it tears or was 1T rain
That wept the seasons closer
The winter suns they coldly wanei
White fall the winter SHOWS:
But Love and Summer come again.
At touch of this dead rose.
Louise Chandler Moulton, in the Century
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-05-20

Just at sunset the following day an.
ther figure made its way across the
moorland toward Briar Lodge-a taller,
statelier figure than Herbert's. 1t was the
Colonel himself. 1t was over twenty
years since he had taken that walk, and
he hesitatel now-almost afraid to stir
the slunbering passion of his youth. He
had fought long, hard battle, and il he
had not been victorious, he had at least
retreated with flying colors. Why should
he jeopardizc the little that remained Of
his future for the sake OF Herbert's hap.
pinessl The thoughtless boy might be
grateful to him for an hour, and then he
would live his life alone; for Madeline's
daughter should not haunt him always
with her presence. That would be too
much. At fifty, whea the sun OF youth
is forever set, and the twilight shadows
creep on apaco, he should have peace,
undisturbed by the gnawing OF pain
which he thought dead.
But as he strobe along, his fine figure
alert with graceful, easy motion, aud TN
eager look in his dark eyes, one might
almost have iancied that the years which
had silyered his hair had done no further
damage. Aud he was himself surprised
to find his heart beating With the old
impatient throh ss 'rssd the well
remembered pa,
The sun had vaalshed behind tbs hill,
leaving a misty pink trail, when at last
Colonel oserton passed up the pretty
walk which led 10 Briar Lodge
How strangely familiar everything
looked without. The garden still pre-
served the same trim aspect, but as he
was admitted he noticed at once the.
subtle change that peFyadei each no,
and corner.
4 blaziag log hfe east grotesg =
lights over the roo n into which Colo
OseFton Was ushersd, and he ~
the hearth preparing himself
lorylew which would sats' .alal
aae 10 bath.
How would she meet .Amt With the
salue unembaTTassed ooldnesz that hal 80
often wounded him. Ills eonleelufea
eame 10 a saddsa halt, for Madeline hal
catered quietly, aut aos ssood beloFe
hlA With ontssfetehed hand and faint
smlle hogeFing oH lips shleA uvmhlei
lu spit, oi all hef eliofls.
"fuu afe welrlme. GFeFllle, she
said, using uaeaafelously the familiar
name, and ~ the Colonel Ioek beg haul
aHd looked inte the sseet, unaiteFsd
face he leli a strange, wlld lmpalse o.
isss hrfe ia hls arus ani forget the Ia,
lelfenA4 fsafas
samehge a lhs sight "a him A efssd
al ifnHef pa Hiafirs aANlh nfff Aar
sleeplua Aeall Il Aaasllas kseafa. A
iesllnH ieslsrf tAaa itleasifhip aaad lhe
hlaed naHai slaalY lnla tef check, She
alihlrs hsf hAai iFam hls sfasp. aal
ala .g lsa, hurried ssles, | I'll
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-10-14

Indiana to pay u bounty to the farm
er who produces cane sugar in Lou
Islam, or to require the farmer who
grows wheat in Pennsylvania to pay
a bounty to the farmer who produces
maple sugar i'll Vermont; but it is
nearer tragedy than trnvesty to tax
the masses of the people to increase
tho wealth Of the very wealthy own
ers Of most of our protected Indus
tries.
but even snch inequality and in
justice are the least of its evils, for
while such II system endures. politi
cal corruption is absolutely sure to
increase, as such system not only
invites, but il requires, the corrupt
use of money both u! the polls and
i'll Congress.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-10-14
GSy. THE Tyler Desk

S2s. THE Tyler Desk
Co., of ST. LOU = Nd, have
Just thrown ON the market an elegant
Standard Antique Oak, 4 It. 6 in.
Roll Curtain Desk, complete in every
de'nil IL. O. Il. st. Louis. for S2l.
"nl . IT. same style and finish. for
: net, spot cash. See their carl
III this issue. Send y"nr order Iii
rect or send for special circ' lar.
Bank counters and government work
II specially. Send in your iiopr pl..ns
for designs and prices.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-10-14
HONEST ENTHUSIASM.

1t Is apleasure to note the real
enthusiasm of so many Democrats in
various sections of the couutrv.-
| here IL certain small class of mcu,
mostly anxious to attract attention,
aud gain regulations for sagencSs,
who at this time, when such ontlusi-
asm is richest, interject II warning
about rainbow chasing" II is ut
least Il surly expression. originating
with hulf-hearted Democrats and
most loved by half hearted Demo
Gratis. 1t evidences not SO much
ripe political knowledge MS Demo
cracy with several reservations and,
therefore, tho disposition to carp
when Legitimate and creditabe Ell
thusiasm has its natural outhurst.-
Let Democrats be enthusiastic. They
have right to be. They have
chance OF carrying Illinois, Wiscon-
;'in, Michigan, Kansas, New Hamp.
shire, Massachusetts and Minnesota,
to say nothing of some s,nnll terrific
ries and States with two or three
Electoral votes each. New York, In.
diam. New Jersey and Connccticut
urc ours. 0: course all such claims
flle The smart ulecks who carp about
rainbow chasing, aud are ignorant
that the word was first cunninglv
coined by an enemy of the Demo
cracy Just to .lanpeu the art!or of its
forces.
Yes, indeed, dear boys. its all ours.
We've got the whole thing if we
keep up the work from now until
election day.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-10-14
A Prize Picture Puzzle.

explain conni
The
ctiic
lie daily
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-10-14
PULASKI S RE3UKE.

The people of Pulaski, Tenn, Sat,
urdny night administers stinyln.
rebuke to the petty l,uMbug Weaver
"a Lieutenant Rcpnh!icrn in the ser
vice OF Harrison, He spoke in Pu-
laski Saturday 60 an audience OF 500
people. lie WAS not interrupted or
lnteriered with and was allowed to
make lis denial without molestarion.
The Democratic COMMITTEES bad tair
ty 1--we extra pnlicn 20 preserve order,
but the people of Pulaski mastered
their Indignation. Tie United Press
telegram says:
AT the conclusion of his speech n
mass meeting rf Democrats was held
mt the court house and resolutions
were adopted setting forth that n
herring having been accorded Cen,
"rnl Weaver, they would now re;.f
firm the charges heretofore made,
'gninSt him. The feeling of those,
"'io were on the streets dining the
lay was one OF suppressed excite
ment, Which was not relieved until
the train bearing General Weaver
left the city"
Thus Weaver is convicted. WHY
should such feeling against him exi {,
IN small town if he is Innocent OF
thrs'A charges ?--State
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-10-14
" IRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME
CHATTCAL COLLEGE,
AT BLAoKsUURG, Va.

1G Instructors. Thoroughly equipped
shops, laboratories and ihhrmary. Farm
of 33S acres. Steam heating and electric
lights in dormitories. Degree conrses in
Agriculture. horticulture, Civil, Mcchnn-
ieal and Electrical Engineering, Applied
Chemistry, and General Science. Shorter
courses in Practical Agriculture and Prac-
teal Mechanics.
Tofhl cost for session of nine months.
including fees, clothing textbooks, med
ical attendance, etc. about $fI5. Next
session begins September DIST, 1899. For
catalogue apply TO
j. NJ. McDEYDE, President.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-10-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TO Zachariah Pertlue. Rhoda Per,lue.
widow ~ d. X. Pcrdua licensed William
IL. Moore and Nancy Moore his wife, Wash
ington Perry and Minerva Elizabeth petry
his wife, George w. Milan and Cynthia
Lonisn Milan his wife, Pearls Perlue John
T. Barnes, guardian al litcm of Henry
Pcrduc IAN infant defcndant). and j. W.
Chapman, administrator of d. X. Fer,lue.
deceased.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the 18th dizzy OF October 1892, us the
time, and my Office at Taaewell. Va ms the
place, to take the account and perform the
duties required of me by decree render
eel by the Circnit Court of 2nxewcll Coun-
ty at is August Terra, 1892, in the Chan
Gerry Cause OF H,choriah Perduo. Com
pla nant. agninst ID. X, per,luc's Admins
tnior and others, Defendants.
Al which time and place ynu are rcGuir-
Ell TO be present. ]. Il. CHAPMAN.
Commissioner IN Chancery.
Tazcwcll, VA. Sept. ID. 1892
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-10-14

worse than useless. The South re
manned trne to he self DUNG tn
dark period of reconstruction, and
Sue will continue true to herself even
though her enemies should again be
nble to attempt to crush her beneath
the iron heel of sectional hate and
Radical Observation-Disclosures Times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-10-14

gives
HarcoGo.
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out
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The
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BUGKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-10-14
C0MNIIssIuhE!i's NOTICE.

TO \. NJ. Milinrd. William Britts md +.
Ilrk, Contractors and Carpenters. Joseph
Lyman and jacob s. Hymnn. prrtners nm
der the firn name and style of Joseph Hy-
man Son, The Southwest Virginia In
provement Company, n corporation. Jo-
scph s. Clark, trustee. Bank of Brnnwell
II corporation. and r. L. Henritze. trustee.
fou are hereby notified TINT hive fix.
ed upon the 18th day of Ortober. 1892. rs
the time. and my Office mt Tazcwcli, Vn.,
as The place, to takethc account, ordered
ly the Circuit Court of Tazewell County
at it's August Term. 1892. i'll the Chnncery
Cause of \. Nj. Millartl William Britts
and F. Pirk, Complainants. against Joseph
Lyman Son ard others Defendants.
AT which time and place you are requir-
ed 10 he present. l. l.. CHAPMAN,
Sept. 10, lS92. Com. i'll Chaucery.
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sspEOEAn PIsEEEg NNTs FlAcIEg sr.arEEl.

Silk
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Inc
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-10-14

An
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huSs me fOh0 PILL &C,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-07

Az o1'lCE-All tho members of Mount
AN Zion Cemetery Company are request
cd TO meet Monday evening, March Z. at s
O'Clock, in Ezion NJ. L. Church. for the
purpose OF eleeiing two trustees. and
transaetinE all other business Tor the
good of said company.
WIN. II. CALDWELL, Sec'y. f-7-7t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-07

A. Warren Johnson, son OF John B.
Johnson, No. 215 Jefferson strest, who
has been residing for the past year
near Stokes Landing, about Ito miles
south Of Jacksonville, Florida, return
ed home on visit Saturday night. He
was employed as inspector by the
st. Johns River Lumber Company,
which does large business in ship
ping lumber to this and other cities.
Outside OF tho lumber business the
principal occupation, outside OF the
cities, is growing oranges. The owner
plants grove and then sits down and
waits for the trees to come into bear
ing. There Is very little enterprise
among the people, presenting a mark
cd contrast with the residents OF rural
districts in the northern States.
At the present time the flowers are
blooming, the Strawberries are ripeh-
ing, as also are the oranges, and the
yield OF the same is very abundant.
Outside of these fruits and the catch
of fish the residents of the cities de-
pend mainly on other States for their
supply OF food, even their milk being
purchased in condensed form. The
pleasantness Of the climate falls to at
tract settlers, hence we infer that
there is some drawback either in the
soil or in the habits OF the people, that
prevents the rapid increase In popula-
ton and prosperity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-07
Dependency aud suicide.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-Two shots
fired almost simultaneously in a room
occupied by Fernleigh Montague, an
artist, and his wife startled the inmates
of house No. 5l6 Fourth street, north
east. The door was forced open by an
officer, when husband and wife were
found lying on the bad dead. From
their position the woman had evidently
lain on the bed and allowed her husband
to place the pistol to her mouth and fire.
Then, sitting up, he turned the bloody
weapon to his own mouth, fired and
dropped back on the pillow dead. De-
spondency, the result of long and pain
full illness, was undoubtedly the cause
of the deed, but the reason for the wife
committing the rash act is mystery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-07

DETROIT, March 7,-George F. Logan,
merchant tailor, and Frank May, both
of Sombria, Ont, were arrested by a
custom officer while they We're in the act
of smuggling clothing across the river.
1t is claimed that these men have been
in business between the countries for a
long time, aud that they had worked up
a large and growing trade, having for
customers some of the leading business
and professional men both IN this and
neighboring cities. Twenty or thirty
citizens are implicated, it being charged
that they knew they were dealing with
slnupolprs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-07
NOTICE OF ELECTION

nj ICE OF ET.EJTTDN
IN WIMIHGToN, DEE. Mar lst 1921
The annual meeting Of tho Wilmington
Coal Gas Co, for the election oi nine iii
Sectors 10 serve the ensuing year. will he
held at tho Office OF the compnny,o on Mon
day, the 9TH inst, from TO o'clock
y. m. WILLIAM z TAYLOR Secretary.
ml.5t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-07

LNOR SALE-A GOOD OTTO GAS EN-
II CINE, about Ghorse power. Inquire
of the Wilmington Dental Manufacturing
Company, No. 1912 King street dl7-tf.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-07
WAS IT A BoMB7
An Act That Frightened the Czarina
and Her Son.

An Act That Frightened the Czarina
and Her Son.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 7.-While the
czarina and the czarowitz were out driv-
ing yesterday afternoon tall man with
a dark moustache, and wearing a loose
overcoat. ran out from the crowd and
threw parcel at the carriage. He evil
IDENTIFY intended that it should fall inside
the window, bat it dropped to the
ground several feet from the rear
wheels. The czarina saw the man run
ming and take something from under his
coat. She turned and halt rose from
her seat and then sank back on her sons
shoulder.
The conchman drove with all speed,
shouting to the police on the drive and
pointing toward the man, who hurried
off through the crowd. Several arrests
were made within few minutes, but
with what results cannot be ascer-
tanned. The bundle consisted of a metal
receptacle containing fluid not yet an
alyaed and covered with a loose black
cloth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-07

Jan. Ii. l6S2
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia texpress), I55, IS, 4 10, $50
745. 0o.s 6o.s o. st7, lOo5. 10 16. ii 20. ii 30
Il a. o. a; a. M, ~ i9. ~, 4ss 6o4 10. II
Accommodation, 6 90, 6 IS, 7O5. sos
~ % a. m, II 50. 2 20, 3 i5. 43a 8 20 Gao
F. FoF SSIrss5 Sc 81 1911 a'
8 Oh. $50 70s, Is and . l2p. m.
Accommodation. q 20. q SIS, Z 05, sos,
~ %. n SJ Q; ~: ls3S, Is. 8 45.& 10, 5 20,
New YorE. u s. 81 r s. 81; 90 80 SIS, 50,
s4s. y. u 3 5S &c II. 7OG. lis.
y Ror a nc 10 80 p; m: chance ,o,o
For West Chester, via Lsmokin, 9 50
and os a. m. Is and 4Sp. N.
For Newark (Centrel and intermediate
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
lo.l5 a. m, !? 0G 247. Is and W u. nl-s
and y IL night.
baltimore and Bay Line. % p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1 40, s OF,
III. 10 Is and IL 90 a. M, IL Of, " 6Os1 Is
xO, "a. q Il O3. Obs 10 SO. D. M.
Trains for Delaware Division cave fol-.
New, Castle. SIS. IL 23 a. m. . 80. $50.
20. l5.6 81. $50 p. m. and II 06 night.
For l:ewess is a, Ill.,. 81 p. M.
burlington. Delmar ana way stations
, ~ 40 u m. Harrington and way stations
Express for Dover Harrington and
DelmnI. ii Is II. ni..+ % y. IN & IL OIL night.
Enpress for Wyoming Smyrna 9 80 p. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
o ,inht aud Norfolk, II Is a. m. and Il Of
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
BIO. ~ 20. 10 50, II Is a.ui, IL 10 sig IS, l 30
202, SOl. 40. 353 4 Ol, Al, sos, Sly
. 49, o. - ne 67 40 IL lie, II 80 p. IN. and
- Accommodation. o. : 40. 10 IS, IL 80 a.
~; 50. 22s. $40. 4 %. 1 10, 6as. s3S. l0Oa
10 40and ii So N. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia (express), l5,. e5J.
70. 90. 90. 1905. II 81 u. IN, 3a 49,
'O Aceo y; %; e; % and p. M
IL 10. 90. o.. s 20 and 10 80 p. m. ma
For Chester texpress), / IS, / n, 9 50, 0 %
IL 81. a. M, o., $50. O6. and . II D. m.
4Ahceeoo,I9'inn99 % 90, SOS, A. M, 1914
For New York IexpressI. " 55, IS,
.sc. 7Go; 8 80, II SIa; m. u q. Iss 43S
~. 90 = %, 70 2i.1o8 ard Ii rop. IN.
For West Chester, via Iainokin. %
q. M. and 30 p. IN.
EoFNew Castle, SO p N. /? OenIghs
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover. wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeyille,
seaford, Laurel and Delmar, IL OIL night
70 l5a. M, 7 ed, 4 %, S x .o03, 40.
~, 05 y. m. and ~ Is night.
Ienve Philadelphia, Broad street. for
a. M, 1911 4 ii, 5 Os, 4 81. ~, s IS. II lbs
IL 30 p. ms. md l2 o@night. 700,
Accommodations 30. 10 g a. m, Ra'
For further inflammation, passengers
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-07

A meeting OF the Farmers Institute
of New Castle county will be held ii
the Oratory of Delaware College, neXt
Thursday, at 1890 O'Clock, when tbs
question Of dry fodder and ensilagt
will be discussed by Il. II. Bancroft Of
Camden. In the afternoon an exhibi
ton of two-hand power or "baby
milk separator" will be given. 1hls
will be followed by Prof. G. l.. Penny
reading a paper on Milk and some OF
Its products" These are important
subjects to farmers. and there should
be q good attendance on this occasion
If our farmers wish to keep pace Will
the demands Of tho times, and make
their calling pay, they must adopt i'm
proved methods and learn to be enter
prising us well as economical.