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Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04
Air Line Division,

From WiIimAnfic and way stations, 500
a. m, 1.2l, 800 p. N.
ESQ p. n stops at kiddlsfown only.
Sundays 100 p. n. stopa al Aiddlstowr
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04

"Penny wise and Pound
foolish" are those who think
it economy to use cheap rosin
and soda soaps, or washing
powders of any kind, instead of
the good old Dobbins' Elec-
trio Soap for sale by all gro
GERS since 1869, and used dur
ing all that time by millions
of intelligent economical wo-
men who KNOW its merits and
therefore use it. All who use
it praise it as the best, cheap
est, and most economical soap
made, but if you will try it,
even just once, it will tell a
much stronger tale of its mer'
it's ITSELF. Ask your grocer
for Dobbins' Electric Soap,
take nothing else.
yin limitations of the
LOUIS best articles
other unscrupu
lous men seek to palm them off on theil
customers as the genuine, for the sake O.
the additional profit made by the deceit
There are lots of limitations of Dobbins
Electric Soap. Every one of them vii
ruin and rot clothes. See that our nam
Is on every wrapper.
DOBB/WS SOAP MFG. co.
Successors to I. L. CraRin & Co..
Philadelphia, Pa.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04

Investment Securities.
20 shs u. 8. Rubber pfd. stock.
20 shs Detroit. Hillsdale & 8. w. RR. stock.
10 shs Boston Electric Light stock.
10 shs N. Y, N. b. & Htfd. RR. stock.
Is shs Merchants Nat. Bank stock.
81, 900 Southern N. E. Tel per cent. bonds.
$1,OO0 Middlesex Banking Co. per cent bono
For sale by
Ii, B, NEWTON g. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'. 60 ORANGE.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04

Mayor Sargent has now received over
$50, 900 from people in the city who were
willing to loan the city money In return
for the city's notes bearing 8 per cent.
interest. The mayor believes that the re-
naming SAC, 900 will be secured within a
few days.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04

The excursion party of local members
of the Grand Army and their friends to
the Grand Army national encampment at
Indianapolis to the number of $50 left
Saturday by special train on the Philadel-
train will 90 to Indianapolis direct and on
the return the excursionists will visit the
worlds fair and Niagara Falls. The re-
turn trip can bs made at any time during
tina month
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04

sEx-interegt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-19

next room. the thought that she might even
hear me as I walked. the remembrance Of my
churlishness. and that I must continue to
practise the same unRrateful course or be dis
honored. put me beside my reason. 1 stood
like a man between Scylla and Charybdis.
What must she think OF me2 was my one
thought that softened me continually into
weakness. What Is to become OF usa the
other which steeled me again to resolution.
This was my first night OF wakefulness and
divided counsels. OF which ] was now to pass
many. pacing like a mailman. sometimes
weeping like a childish boy, sometimes pray
Ing II would fain hopel like a Christian.
But prayer lie not very difficult. and the hitch
comes In practice. In her presence. and above
all II l allowed any beginning Of familiarity, I
found / had very little command OF what
should follow. But to sit oil day in the same
room with her. and feign to be engaged upon
Heineccius. surpassed my strength. So thatI
fell instead upon the expedient OF absenting
myself SO much as l was able; taking out
classes and sitting there regularly. often with
small attention. the test OF which I found tho
other day In a notebook OF that period. where
1 had left of to follow an edifying lecture and
actually scrubbed In my book some very Ill
verses. though the Latinity is rather bet
ter than / thought l could over have encom-
passed. Tho evil Of this course was near I'M
happily as great rs it's advantage. l had the
less time Of trial. hut I believe. while that
time lasted. l was tried tho moro extremely.
For she being so much left to solitude. she
came to greet my return with an increasing
fervor that came nigh to overmaster me.
These friendly offers l must barbarously cast
back: and my rejection sometimes wounded
her so cruelty that l must unbend and seek to
mako 1t UP to her in kindness. So that our
time passed In ups and downs. tiffs and disap-
pointments. upon the which l could almost
says IN It may be said with reverence that 1
was crucifed.
Tho base OF my trouble was Catriona's Ak
traordinary innocency. at which | was not 80
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%R Rsa sPSo 'ionsh y and nG' r nSsI SURPRISED issi 70 nnd her
"ss' f,~il! !S pot R g. r dSins a Witscat my walk ,h.
he House; | viii | n nsSss i.s earl caring Tor yoa only
turn mi fs sp : ma and d .Ranf By ~ the .M Toad Sid Gs''''
THAT was the best walk yet 81 all OF them
beat about and melted on US. and the drops
stood upon her bright cheeks like tears and
ran into her smiling mouth. strength seemed
it6odshtf could have caught her up and run
witt her into tho uttermost places in the
send belief dna T for ii reedo aOH ana sw a,s tnss time De-
IL was the dats night when we came to the
bo = door, ETb SMS r TeS Tor NIX tEge sem sn npen ro he5
hours" said she. on n deep note Of her voice.
The concern in which | fell Instantly on this
chamber and the light made thar she hehsid
the student Of HeinsSeIa.., D%aS,iess she
was more thar, usually hurt. and J knew for
cult to maintain my strangeness Even at
lit my eyes TO her. and It was no sooner over
seeming. abstrsction aud loss understandins
than before. Methought. as J. read. / could
hH%T % ns ff i.is sts5ss TO IKE siu az s ;ssre sss el sfiii
5ooE upon cStrioaa. She sat on the floor BY
inS tsaD her or my my a sri" sho ms''; and aIa b lin sGG'% nPSn
wonder Of fine lines. Now she would be gaz-
ing In tho fire. and then again Mt me; and at
that | would be plunged In a terror. Of myself.
and turn the pages Of Hsineccius like O man
looking for the text In church;
suddenly she called out aloud. "Oh. why
does not my father come ~ she cried. and fell
at once into a storm of tears.
| leaped up. flung Heineccius fairly In the
FIRE. ran TO her eide. and cast an arm around
her sobbing body.
She put mo from her sharply; You, do not
love your friend says she. gould he 30
hAnry too. II you would lot me ~ And then.
oh. what will l have done that you should
hate me SOP
Hate your cries I. and held her firm.
You blind lass. can you not soc u little In my
wretched hearth DO you think when | sit
there. reading in that fool book that / have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-19

why. sir" said he. making his bosom biz.
by IN int Tie a aSrs SRs' Of 1l = k rSstf'y make ! aa he s eSns
that my affairs are quite Involved: nnd for the
Until you have occasion. to communicate
with your frields" said l. perhaps i might
be honornDlet 10 myself IL You we're to regard
yeanEgTe!Hf in .,, he ~ !,set M e my az Eue "tsr ia FRANKLY
t %at' ira n%a%. Your haPG. 5r. bsSi tf9'! You
you are one OF those from whom a gentleman
can take a f1yor SGa n9 more words is about i:
rather iisgustcd like srouad my chamber.
and ygp need not fear ! shall prove burthe1:
should, be telling you." said /. that our
tta to 3So Z taS %ST1: and ia 'G iEo% Id riNa' sos 20 0 ~
your laughter in"
Msthegght mis- %nostr!l!s wagged a, this. "oh.
iuous, Hall AZ, hour. Mr.. David, or say twsnty
minates; shall d Q very well in that. And By
"wsst il i you drink in the morning. whether
"Te be frank with you. SIR" say s I. II drink
nothing elss but spare. cold 'ystery"T ~
- "rnt!tgt." says he, that + fair destruction
Word :" shf ior sii9f t, 5ar e6 5ak I H spi 2ia as ffh@ oRs /. ssI.
hans tho most entirely wholesome: but as that
OF burgundy viii be next BEST" w "
~ shai! make II my business to see you are
why, very good" said he, land We shall
make q man Of YOU vet. Mr.. David"
by, this, time can hardly say that I was
minding him at all. beyond an odd thought Of
the kind Of father-in-law that he was like to
prove: and all my cares centred about the lass.
his daughter. to whom / determined to CONVEX
some warning Of her visitor. l stepped to the
ooor aecordlngly. and cried through the pam
els. knocking thereon at the same time: " Miss
Drnmmond. here 10 your father come Of lsst.J
with that i went forth upon my errand. hsv-
ing IN two words) extraordinarily damaged
~ b eewsa.ssSJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-19

.In rlrel Ireland "chApsI' means . Catholic church,
e1ueh-" Protestant church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-19

"a long PHI. Of turf, Basket
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-01
Cine heitere Sctn

- Cine heitere Sttne
Ipielte ii6 bieier Sage in einem ber,
umsiebenben Sbeater auf Der, MeB-
plate au ellie ab. Ser 3aubertiiuita
Ter Sarbacan ridtete am SOLUBLE eiz
ner feiner 8oritellunsen folsenbe gln.
ipra9e an bas publitum: .SeBt piG
i9 bic ansetiinoiete ienIationelle Gnts
bauptuns zines 3ui4auers pornebs
men. Sd foroere irgenb einen Serrn,
Der fid1 bieier Operation unteraieben
m0hte. auf. au mir auf Die 9iibne su
fommen." Sofort melbete iidb Elm
iunser Mann aus @rmentieres. Der
bon giferiudt sspldst,mit ieiner9raut
@treit aebobt bate, unb ities bic aur
9iibne fiibrenbe Sreppe binan, nit
bem ibm bon Der 8erspeifluns einse>
sebenen feiten gntfhluHe. iid ben
8opf abfdneiben su lahen. Sdpn
mar 9lues su Der nit Spannuns er.
iparteten @ntbauptling bertit, als
plDblia bic 9raut bes 9eIinquenten
laut peinenb unb iammernb auf bic
8iibne itiir5te. ibreH @sliebten unite.
benz Rufe; mNein, paul. 9u barflt
nidbt iterben!" in bic 9rme fbloB unb
i'm nit 9efpalt aus Der MeBbube
fdIeppte. Ulan tann iih benten.
ipeIde erbeiternee Wirtuns bieIe rib.
renbe Seent auf fdmmtlihe 3ui9auer
ausiibte.
= Gin 5eiratbsf Of mi n b
fer taufte tiirsli9 in ginsen a. Hb.
auf. Gs tit elm frember Wann, iiber
so Sabre alt. nit ersrautem Saar, be.
anaab. gFsrbehGHbler unb 9utsbeIiber
in 8riiFel su Iein. Gr ma9te elmer
in 8ineen ipohnenben Dame einen
Seiratbsantrae ilnb bsnubts babel bic
9elegenbeit, ii9 9egen llebersabr
mebrerer 9ollarfd]s;ne cine er0bere
Gelbiumme porfdieBen gu laFen, I'M
fih @eIddfts bal6sr na9 elmer be-
nadbarten @roBftobt su beeeben unb
bann pieber suriifsutebreu. Seute
ItelIte fid beraus. baB bic Dollars
fdeine iptrtbIos .finb unb Der anseb,
lidhe Sutsbsfissr ein Sdtpinbhr 1T.
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29
Departraent No. s-T1innl1ning.

In this Department show elegant
shades in the velve Veveeus; Gimp
Buttons Beaded Tinminga ssrpentne Baias
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29
DEPARTMENT no. 5ARPEB HATTHG SMYRNA Rugs and OIL CLOTH

this handsomely patterns of
selling them at prices that will surely
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29

irre
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29
Address all orders to THE CHRONICLE
FOULK'S BULLETIN.
MILFORD, DEL, FRIDAY, Dec. %, 1898

MILFORD, DEL, FRIDAY, Dec %, 1888
Sun rises 1872 and at 443 days length a m
i High Milford 385 M; the mouth the
Il57p.m.
next I days changeable
We distinctly large of
day Goods which propose sell prices the that
buy cheap other Our goods all marked
in plain figures the selling price
We remembered the children purchases
variety Of Toys for them For the boys have Guns and Drums
Boats Cars a endless variety in toys
For the girls Dolls Dolls Big Dolls Dolls
and large lot of Dolls little defaced that selling half price
Also Doll Carriages, Sets Sets Stoves Iron
boys and girls variety Authors
LOgomachy Snap The Great MOgu Chess Yankee Drill zphO Cards.
DOminOes etc. etc.
prices before
the smallest child the largest child child neither small large
and for the fathers and mothers
Bibles SMALL medium large Hymn
ais NJ E. and Presbyterian, with Gospel Hymns
Nos l. 34 and Single, consolidated combined EpwOrh
Hymna, Living Hymns, etc.
Ladies Dressing Work Sets very very
Dressing Travelling Shaving Sets
ing
RazOrs warranted. If good sale Shaving Brushes
Smoking Sets, Pipes etc
Sets, Combs Brushes Puff Boxes and PuGs
Photograph Albums fn good and cheap lot of damaged
ones at 10 cents and upward.
Autograph Albums Scrap
Christmas Cards. Writing Desks Wool Plush Leather Lap
Pads Gold Pens Fountain Pens quality Beautiful Pictures
Wk Holders fine and hea Pocket Books for ladies and gentlemen
Mirrors large small.
Individual Cups and saucers SHAY
ing Mugs Magic Lanterns very fne HAIR Tooth Nail Flesh Hat and
Shoe Brushes.
Perfame and Toilet Soaps Beautiful Vases and Sue Cus
lores, VOns Accordeons Tambones Mouth Organs etc.
Spice Boxes, Clothes Baskets ETC.,
Moving day will here quite a number
md will Window Shades ready
r can make them to order size while wait for them
You will also little paint here;
nd you will find there is room two to be peed We have the
rgest stock and the lowest prices and put for you the
cry best manner at the shortest notice
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29
Departnaent No. a. Notions.

10 this Department We showing complete goods
before exhibited
Hosiery
and Gyes with
that Gents to
ooT Handkerchief
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29
United states Petit Jury.

r,. so,lowing panel ofpetit jurors have
.s-s-u fol the January term Of United
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29
EMPORIUM,
NOW SHIEIEi WITH H1RE BRILLIANT DEMONSTRATIONS.

we de great pleasure public
The leading markets Of Philadelphia
siehandis ever held place Dps
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29

making this people vn
will discover that we are
ing everything way
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29
Departr1e1at No. 1.--I0ry Goods.

i This Department we are displaying the attractive selections
Cotton Dress Fabrics
serse Hnetas Cloths Price
sueiHg from $50 $3.50
beautiful line Of in patmen
.ae hanasom line olDres egA. prices
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29
TRANCE
rJURb IYBRY SALE

A general Livery business bun. Passengers sen
to al paris OF the Peninsula It moderate rates,
WATER STREET NEAR PEAR. MILFORD
DELAWARE
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29
IDepartment 10. 4--Domestics- !

unsurpassed
the following goods B
and yards Of Beaehed Uubd greatly
reduced prices Also well selected
Outing Cloths to
bh Table Lneus from
sand Outing
andK
from Red Gray romI 0 soc.
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29
1894.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.


maintain the character that has mad,
sevofite illustrated psriodieat
Among the results Of
an by the publish
ring the yszf
rovded>the fS - Sosjy 90 ~ ~ '','a
u volu@o' feI s7ahd srNiF A Alfred parsons on Ger
: UiS:n :. s Ss3ss credit is nCqey Bgelow on parI-
q @other for her laboErding Davis, and on
select what, Frederic Remington.
.aar ones. avg the other notable features Of
-. 20 oi,r will be novels bY George du-
er aud Charles Dueley Warner,
plneS9 '-rsonal "reminiscences Of W. D.
igh5 oells, and eight short stories OF
noudestefn frontier life by Owen Wister.
hstnort stories will also be contributed
bgsy Brander Matthews Richard Hard
"A, ng Davis, Mary T. Wilkins, Ruth
VA fcEnery Stuart, Miss Laurence
94l'eh lima Tadema, George A. Hibbard,
n'esaay lde Beaurepaire, Thomas
lsure VI Page, and othess Articles on
such parenJrent interest will be con-
nj, in Santa Claus. We would ndalisis
V6n. RSIlsi nsu the memories of ChristTChTs
n.a0iy,c nen'ly sql,j nj for the music ofthe
health health P9aaingold mar as it runs with
500 ''11 TEE fT"c q if old Santa G. '4,oo 400
his eager sh,. 400
- l,rao Be ,,y,orOPLE 200
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29
TnqI TEE CULTIVATOR IonK
AUuA AND lUOT
Country Gentleman
THE BET OF THE
Agricultural Weekhe8.
DEVOTED IN
Farm Crops and Processes,
Horticulture & Fruit-Growing,
livestock and Dairyino

LIVESTOCK ana Dalr9lnQ
While Il also includes all miuOr departments
Rural interest, such as the Poultry Yard
Entomology, Bee Keeping, Greenhouse and
GIapery, Veterinary Replies, Farm Questions
and Answers, Fireside Reading. Domestic
Economy, ard summary Of the News Of
the week. lis Market Reports are unusually
complete, and much attention is paid to the
Prospects Of the Crops, as throwing light
upon one Of the most important Of ali ques-
tious-'When to Buy aud When to Sell. %
i'm is literally illustrated, aud by recent en-
cement. coiitains more readinp matter
very ever before. The subscription price
'eeTotro per year, but we offer a special re-
~ IL. in our
" RATES E0Ee 1894.
olS' INSCRIPTION. in one remittance 81
=. Err shiptions do do 10
FOR :stput St. =, do do IS
- ''-.1- 81 Tie i5ers tor 1894, pay
= !1C' one on send , -t..,,'..po The paper
~ ;" a form o. .S.s.i.s sas ds'nl''anee'
ANS1' E-.J-FA disorde- Sn
ut St.,,T pls nosPsrsaA, and Sc. Aoulssa
"a ''ssisss ssIsso' 6alEsse ouI. 81 Son.
.tful perioe-. 'tsSs tsSsr
80 s.si.'.I,. plants n. n
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rec breaks upon
.th Ye.lch eaeh rev disooN,i6e,r

il ,tf Yee5ch each new discoNyi6e,s in i
az toy. See the efforts tHerioo
q pleasure and even an old
/, . bachelor could not find tie begi
.beir hearts the desire to take credi1 3
INTO themselves for all this pleasure. si
u It be given to Santa Claus ca.
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-29

Jpr.
&. conyen-
Die rooms for
,ecircify q 4hle a
.et affords. Tie pi
-ntraly located in a
nd frOn depot flee W
i in building
g KALI, I
z, connected. Professional peo-
rOolns to stage without leaving
.,fERHBCH ACADEMY /.
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNGi
GENTLEMEN AND YOUNG LADIES
NEW LADIES HALL.
la RGE GROUNDS
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-05-11
HE.ATE BANANAS.

A feat in gormandism attracted a
crowd and created considerable
amusement on Broad street to day.
Bob Palmer made a trade with
one of the Dagos who keep the fruit
booth next to Camps fish market to
let him eat all the bananas he want
ed for so cents.
Bob paid down the money and
commenced to eat. One banana
after another was devoured until a
dozen or more had disappeared,
wnen Bob thrust his finger down
his throat, disgorgcd something like
half peck of the masticated fruit,
and then renewed his attack ON the
Dago's stock. Here the Dago cons
menced to scowl and talk his native
tongue to two or three of his fellow
contrymen who were present.
The Dago talked rapidly and
gesticulated wildly while the crowd
laughed and jerred, but Bob con-
timed to eat the bananas until nine
teen had been put away and the
twentieth had teen peeled and one
bite taken from it.
The Dago, who had evidently
kept count Of the, first round, prob,
ably concluded that Bob would soon
be ready to disgorge again and be
prepared for another fresh start, so
he commenced to sue tor a compro>
mise. A short parley ended IN the
Dago's giving Bob back his so cents,
with 25 cents added to rue the trade
and stop the ieast.-Albany Herald.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-05-11

OLIVE STROUD Petition to establish a
VS. 2copy of lost deed filed
GEORGE ToLLER in Superior Court OF
Cobb county Ca, March term, 1893.
To said defendant George ToIler, you are
hereby commanded to be and appear at
said Superior Court Oh the third Monday
in November 1898 toshow cause, il any
you have, why copy of deed with
warranty. made by you to said plaintiff on
the first day OF December 1880 in said
county conveying lot OF land No. 143 in
the Goth district and End section in said
county, said deed being now lost, should
not be established as prayed for in said
petition. Witness the Hon. Geo. F. Gober,
Judge cf said Conrt this March 18th, 1898.
W. r. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-05-11
ELOQUENT WORDS,

From the eloquent speech Of Will
c. Elder, who was chosen anniversa.
rian by the Lysian and Eunomiam
societies Of Gordon Institute, Barnes
vile, upon the subject, of "Educa-
tion,' we CLEAN the following beau
tiful paragraph which is full of
thought and noble sentiment,
''The greatest thing on this earth
Is man. The greatest thing in man
is mind. The greatest thing in mind
is love. The greatest thing in the
whole world is a true heart. Next
in importance to filling the heart
with true and noble sentiments, is
storing the mind with useful valua-
BILE information. There is nothing
truer than this, when you put knowl-
edge in a mans head you must put
virtue in his heart. knowledge is
power, wealth is power, but the di-
vinest part of man is in his heart.
If there was nothing else to convince
me of mans immortality, itl would
lie the love and affection which
spring from noble, generous, man
ly soul. True goodness and true
greatness go hand in hand. A great
mind stored with almost infinite
knowledge, if directed by an evil
and corrupt heart, not only damns
the poSsessor but endangers the
safety ofsociety and the state. l dc
not therefore, challenge your cred.
ulity when | tell you that Education
in its highest and most compre-
hensive sense is not dn old and hack
neyed theme. It's a brand new SUBJ
iect. TO me, it is just now in the
freshness of its youth and in the elas-
ITCHY of its young manhood. Mex:
in Importance to the christian re-
ligion is the great cause OF human
Education.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-05-11
Tax Receivers Notice.

will be at the following named places on the
dates mentioned below for the purpose of receiv-
ing the tax returns of Cobb county for the year
1898:
MaTretta-April and 4 May and q june 8, 5
and 6.
AewOrth-April G: %, May 1, 81, june ., 81.
Big Shanty-Apri. ., May B. June /.
Gritter-Aprtl'7, May 8, June 7.
Post oann April s. May 8, June ..
Iosweli-April II, May 9, June IL.
Merritts-April 49, May 8, June -
smyrna April IL, May 10, June IL.
Lemons-Aprii 10, May II, June IA.
COxes-April IA, May H. June Is.
Howells-April Is, May -, June i8
Austell April II, May Is, June Il.
Powder Sprhgs-April Is, May 16, June 10.
0regon-April 10, May II, June 20.
Red Rock-Apfil 90 May IS, June q.
Lost Mouii tah-May 10,
Nihings-Jdhe IA, evening.
5. Il. McCleskey-June s. morning
Benson s School HOuse-June evenlns
At Marietta all other times till july 1st
All tax payers are requested to make prompt
returns. will be compelled TO close my books on
July LIST, 1893. w. N. GRIST,
Tax Receiver of Cobb county