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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-04-14
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Maybe you think this e .,G new P Sas hssa
done before, however, but never have tnoeo
S furnished been so near the original samples
i tSi one. Everyone will eIclaim, -, wsIlI
that's the sweetest baby ever saw a. a ains
ro,, but faint idea Of the exquisite original
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-04-14

EXPENSES and salary tulhose who can
leave home al4 devote all their time 10
+ heir work; or literal commtssionSto Io-
cal agents. State aye, occupation and
choice Of territory.
Address z. c. CHASE o. co.
as2o South Penn. square Ph'iedeiphia' Ia
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-04-14

Solomon's temple was 1O7 feet
long, Sc feet broad and "a feet
high. Though dehmed wonder
of the world, it was not larger than
many private houses Of the present
time.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-04-14

VIRGINIA:
In Vacation-In the Clerks office
Of the Circuit Court of Highland
county, April 10th. 1898.
Mamie J. Jenkins, who sues by
her next friend, John S. Hlcklin,
Plaintiff.
against
Osborne Fl. jenkins, Defendant.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to OBJ,
tain adivorce from the bonds OF
matrimony. And it appearing
from affidavit fled that the defend
ant is a nonresident of the State
of Virginia; it is ordered that he
do appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof and dc
what is necessary to protect MS IN
terest.
Teste: J. Ct MATHEW Clerk.
JoneS.& Siegsp. q, aRrl9 4
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-04-14

near New York, hRt the number OF
yonng men ruined in the ffi'hSa0-
lions is nR ,ealcnla'ed.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-04-14

1t is estimated that a million and
a half dollars change hands daily
in this country on the horse races
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-04-14

Lamartine predicted. fifty years
ago that before the end OF this cen
tury newspapers would suPplantt
books. He said: Mankind will
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-04-14

honest ener1csic mea to solicit orders for
FpvRT and ORNAMENTAL NURSERY STOCK.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-04-14
Fleeing From Office Seekers

friends.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-04-14

apr14-4t.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

siowie nssi psrlsnsntarni, ksisAe zdEi.
siaw CzartSryski, DR.. Zygnunt DEsn
bowski l Jsnta-PcseryAski podali d
laski Dsrssaika parlansntu nisnis.
ekiego wniosek nsssePujPosi trstsi:
Parliament sschc . uchwali6, prosid
rrsd6~ swisrkowych, sAeoy " jaknsj
blisssyn osasis Pr.sd'oHyty Psrlansa-
towi wniossb, dotycsacy s.Prowadseni.
osobnych sadow POwoa.nych wedlug
snalcgii sad6w PrOOedero~yeh do s.ia
.t~isnia spotcw niedEy robotnikami
rolnypi . ich Prscc da~cami " spos6b
sEybki, sPrswiedliwy 1 prosty.
Berlin, 10 Ssye1nia 1893.
Ksilte Zdrisssw C~sartoryski, Or. Zy-
gmunt DEiembowski, Jsnta- Poaezy6ski.
Wniosek popier,js POslowie: Stefan
Cegielski, KsiS4e Adam C~1srtoryski,
Hsnryk Donim'nki, K. DR.. pr.lst
JsfdHewski, DIR. R man K pierowski,
Joztf Koscielski, Hrsbis Hektor Xvi.
lecki, Miecz. Mossczehski. KsiaAs Fer
dynamo Rsd,iwin, DR.. R1epnikowski.
Slask', Wolszlegier.
Pred isbs ksrna " Gds6sku =
stawsi nsuc,yoiel Graf Z Stanis.ews,
osksrtony naduayoie wiadry mad
dzlstwa sskolns " pieciu wypsdksob.
w swej obrs ME wypowiedEiai ostsrto-
ny ~nsuczyciel Graf, j. pr.ys,edisry do
Stanissews = ME umiejao 20 polsku,
ujrzai sic wobec nieprEyjszaie pr.eciw
sobie usposobiopej ludDosoi polskiej / Z
lego po~odu zaznacxsl swe stanowisko
jako Niemca, n nadzwyozaj trudne.
Jego poprzsdnik poszedi sobie takte.
Poniewst mu Polacy dopiekli. q
Postepowsnie swoje uniewinnisl da-
lei tenn, Re nsuka ~ szkole, gdy miej
see obJat, rowpsia sic zeru ! ola tego
n usiai sic euergiosnie zabrsc do driels.
By wPoie " b edsa dziatwe polska,
ME roz~umiejsca albo wcale, slbo tea
niedostatecznie pc niemiecki cokolwiek
wiadomosci szkolnych, uwaAa IA sto
sowne ,euergiczns" wystapienie rozbi.
jsniem tablic "a giowach dz'atwy, wy
r~yvaniem pek6w wlos6w lub tel obry.
~sniem uszu At do krwi, jak to sic
Pastwii dzieemi Goepke, Pinickim, Do
ba | innemi.
SGD skszsi tego zbyt gorliwego Pc
dagoga ma 60 msrek kary.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01
e zaberu au~stryack1egO.

Lwo~. Wezwana ptzez prseciwni-
kow aaloby pomoc pohoyi pooIyua wy
daw.6 o Lwowska POlicys doko.
nafa rewiyyi domowej dwooh miodych
urzsdnik6w magistratu PIP. B1rzem-
skiego i Ominowicza, dslej u sfuchsc1A
praw, lS-letn'ego RsPps 1 u 81. polite
chuikl S0~ePahskiego. Ostatniego ma
~es aresztowano, DO ~zusleziono u niego
Pisms | odezwy, wzywajace do obohodu
saioby. Dwoch innych student6 v,
ktorzy swego czasu demonstrowsli ma
nasKsradzle GSiszdy, skazska policya
ksadego IA 20 Gar. Tub 4 dni aresztu.
= LWow. Ma wnlossk obu kole
glow konserwstorskich, ~majscych sic
dEIby, jak wisdomo, we LwowIe / "
KrakowIe, postanowA wYdliAl krajovy
Poddac bliis seuu rozpatrzeniu sprawe
reformy ObOwierujSoych obecnie posts-
nowieh ! PrzePisow prawnyeh " oPiece
mad ss~bytksmi przssstosci.
w tym oslu wydzisi zwoial niedswno
snkiete, lioaous Z osob fachowych "
ktorej o wsGecbStronnej 1 wyozerpuja
oej dyskusyi Espsdiy nsstePujaOe wat
ne uOhwsiy:
a IZslecic wydsnie novel; do ustsw
o b~udownictwie, przePIsujAOej 70 gdEie
ohodzi o restAursoJa lub Eburlenie
Du iynku, kiory ma jsEGs wsrtOGc
srcbe '~logiczpa, wlsdEs ME mote 20
wziSsc pod lynn wzglsdem decyEi prred
Wy s~luchaniem Edsnia konserwatora,
Etoremu nsdto pr1eotw powEietej de-
Oyzyi wOlno odwoise sic do wlsdzy
~ys'zej.
b. OsWisdczye sc n wyGsuiem o
kolaixs do wSEystkioh magIstrstov I
zwierEcbncsI Mast / misstsczek "
sPrawIe oobrony Esb5tk6w ruchonych
anal z Olnie do wydsnego jut okoIniks
= spr-~'e arch WOW gminnJch.
> o 'visdozyc sie "a s~porzsdSenIem
.umsry oIDego Spisu nierueboDych "a
bytkow prSes1lOSci " kraJu cslym,
ktory ~ Sp's nisiby bye wSkaz6wkS
Ola visds prEy oOepisniu, CEy Cdaotny
bud Jest E~sbytkiem lub ME, ale
Je,n ( me- prSesSdzslby o lob decyEi,
81 WJrss'e opioia, - Esobodri 10
a'eoEns pot'ssbs rf rpy ustsvodsw-
-tvs Eoose'wstOrsk'sgo ns s1ersrs ska
Ie - k'eruDku roEsrerssnis vlsdsy
kops-gvstor6v.
Opiers'se ste ma PovyiuEyCb uehws-
bach 'sk'ety, wydS'st kr'jovy nssss
pu'e . hvslas p~rredlotye sei.o~i pre-
Jsks sssa-y, ssupesuisjsos5 ksHis~s
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

szewc ! puikownik, urodzil sic " Trze
mesznie W T. l760. Cd mlodych lat
Poswiecii 8 . rzemiosiu .szewctwa / pra-
sowal przez kilka Lat " Poznaniu, zkad
T. 1850 uisi sic do warszawy, gdzie
wkrotce zysksl uznanie mianowicie u
klieuteli damskiej, oraz ma dwor.e STA
nis'swa Augusta. Miody i przystojoy,
q zawsse Z elegancya ubrany. zysksi
kliihski wstep do najpierwszych do
NOW m~sguackich gdzie polubiono jego
humor ! d owciP, ktory umial zrecznie
1~astoso~ac Przy braniu miary M ME
wiescie trsewiki. Nisjeden wierszyE
Kllhskiego zsimprowizowsny do pie
knej noaki krasyi wonczas po wsraza
vie.
Pc dwulstnim pobyc iu " s~toliczy
Poslubii siynny szewo urodziwa Mary
anne Ruolshska, q msltehgtwo 70 bylo
tax dobrane, 4s staio Sic wzorem Ola
innych.
Gdy W 7. 1874 warszaws pre-. ME
pr1y1.cios obls,ons s~Ostala, pospies.yi
Kihhski " szeregi obrohc6w Ojczyzpy,
q " krotce mianowany zostal ~pulkowni-
klein oddzisiu Z ludu ~sioaonego.
CIyny ~wojenue bohsterskiego sew
Ga nadto - znane, by je tn powtarzae
" caiej ro1ciagsosci, powiemy wiec
tylko, 70 rozbicie prawego skrzyd,a
Prusak6w przez 20 pulk piechoty, kto-
reuu dowodEis Krlihski, nalety do To-
nomenoW ~woienuych.
Pc uPsdku sprswy i poddaniu sic
Warszawy ossdzcny zostsl szswc slyu
ny wrsz Z Kosoiuszka i Niemce wiczsm
y cytadeli Petersburgskiei a tn autor
nsplew6~ hiStoryosnyoh" dorad1il mu
ssreSlic znsneinsdzwyczaj in~teresujace
nPsmietnikl".
WypuszczonY ~wiezienia bswl
PrEez czss pewien " Whine nastepuie
wrocii do Warszswy, gdzie PREY Sew
skim wsrsztscie ME zspomnisl ani ma
obwile o sPrswie narodoweJ, Ola kt6rej
zruiuowsi sic nswet msjstkowo.
Pc utwor1eniu kongreSowego Kr6
lsstWa POlskiego wP'sany 1ostarl szewc
Pstryoss-bOhsser do srmri jsko puskow
mix ! misi do swego stopuis przywiszs-
nS e~merytu'e. ktora do kohca r. 1881
pobiersiG jego drugs ions.
Uuari K'lhski " SO { ku tycis, %
styoznia 1913 r. dOouetawSzy sic pred
SnierciR tel j~eSrcze pocischy, 70 syn
Iego "a mszt~O oks1sne pod SAINT.
Cruz, Fdas, Msdrytem, WagrsD 1
Casto H7rss u~iauOwsuy Eostsi Office
rem ns~poleOhskiei gwsrdyi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01
Y zabOru ~PruskiegO.

Jeden = dzieDnikow berlbskInb
,,Berllusr Ntusits NscbucbteL" roz-
vCdzi sic " bumerae = dnis 81 styOEn's
r. b. nsd rErostem bsrCdo wegV auch-
wkrod POlasow ZscbodnIoh Prus W.
Ksisstws Pozbshssieg,. Ga civil
usuuIecis JeEyhs PO'ssisgo Z sssoi IN
dowych obJs~Ise sIa sseEyDs Jas
now organ berlihski ~ dSieciscb
polssich pswieu nsdE~ yoEsJny upor
<Trot,) 1 Nstret do nsuEi JsEyks me
nIeOsi-go. Wt'6i 3 nnszyssso~
studeutos PolskIOb rOto's duOh BsrOdo
W = 20 ne dnsty ssJ ~osns Po-gs-
dns6, ~ Jet obs sr,dOvo ?. lake"
- WHiossk kois Polsssego. - Pc
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

trsdnis rod.ai nsisgo ssninaryum,
esisu w~Ychowsnia ducku patryoty
oEnyn katolictim tegich kandydst6w
d. ssanu duchowneEo. wychowshcy
togo intsrnstu otrzynuja gruutowns
vyks1tascsnis. ably sia mogli uda6 M
stsPuie M kursa teologiOzne.
Hr. Rsy oiwisdczys, 70 jus rozporza
dsa NJ ten oel sumo P6ftora miliona
'frank6w.
= zaiotye organisaeyA kt6raby e.
oz,h saE6wno pZjednoeseuiea jak
~ vissek'', jake tea wogols wssystLis
Towsrzystws Polskie Z krajsm. Oelsu
orgsni1acyi bed.is tylko p,elegno~anis
~Polskiego ducha nsrodowego i staranle
sie o podnienenie pozi0nu oswiaty.
~ zaoPatrzye orytelnie polskis "
Ameryoe " ksiaiki j r~ozs.erry6 drialal
nose rMacierzy Polskiej- na A~ueryke.
y zsfotyt polskie To~wsrzystwo n
bezP'eczeh ! Polski Bank " Aueryoe.
D Ursadxio rscyonalna kolonizacya
oelsn odcitguiecia wyohodzs6w cd
rbytniego natioku do Mast, wytwarza
jacego tylko p~roletaryat.
o star'e SIC u SsOlicy APostolskiej
o etsse uwzglednisnie p~Otrseb 10
scioaa PolsLiego, a Pr.edewszy stkiem
o nominowanie choc jednego Polaka
biskuPem terytoryslnym W Aueryoe.
(Dziennik P0znohski)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

20 Kosoius os stan wi para pistolet6v
Ensiduiscyeh sie " posisdsuiu dra.
Thonsss ktore Washington o6srows,
mu' jsko ~jsnerslowi arari smeryLs6-
sknej. P~istolety 70 81 fabrykscyi 40
glelskiei ] ~POchodEa Esps~ns ze zdoby.
cay ma jakIm O6csrse uieprryjscielskim.
Wyk heSenie iuf. iota ! Esuk6w sksl-
koVyCh jest bsrdto ~elegsook,e.
Ma kstdej lu6s G~nsj1uje sc nspis:
g. Washington
~ K p urib1s u um 80
Tn. Kosciuszko
Apteutyozooto' tej psuiStki dowo-
dSi vycisg bot.ryslny 4 mwoot.rEa
sPuscisuy 20 Kotoiuszoe, ~ kt6r, 10
sosjdajs ss ~y-'esioas ~ pare pisto-
Istsw. e ss
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

W spra~is POisko~ p~IssEksjSoych
~ AGerycs uOh~sla koDrtst (ttorrgo
pso1ssen jest be. Adsp s-piebs, "
Prozessn h'ec,ySss~ br. Rey, . sskrs
ssrSem Pnf DIR DuuikO~ssb 90 haste
pujss
y W nsjbl'ssrej prsyssaOtci s.sotys
- Cs's'go iatsrsss Polskl ~ sskel.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
AGAINST THE ELECTRIC.

A Remonstrance Sent to the State
Legislature.
Last nights Evening Journal says: The
railway war in st. Georges Hundred has
begun again. The Middletown Electric
Railroad is the special object of attack.
Senator Pyle has received remonstrance,
not only asking that the bill now before
the General Assembly be killed, but that
the law passed two years ago, Incorporating
the Odessa and Middletown Narrow Guage
Railway Company be repealed. Among
the signers of this remonstrance are ex-
Governor Benjamin T. Biggs, Sewell C.
Biggs, Richard Clayton, Nathaniel J. Will
liams, J. R. Hoffecker, Manlove Davis, R.
R. Cochran, R. w. Cochran and W. B.
Biggs.
The causes assigned for the opposition
are that the fine public road between Mid
dletown and Odessa would cease to be of
any. value to the public; THAT horses
that see these electric cars only OCCASION
ally would never become accustomed to
them," driving would be made unsafe.
They assert that they are not opposed to
any company which will buy the right of
way through private land,
Senator McMullin got letter in the
same strain from well known Whining
tOnian.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
An Inhuman Act.

Three large wagons, drawn by nine as
handsome work horses as have been seen in
town lately, passed througiNtown on Tues
day. They were owned, it is said, by Allen,
the brickmaker, near Wilmington, and
were drivkn by three young men. The
teams arrived at the square about noon and
were halted there. A cold rain was falling,
and the drivers thought it policy to get wet
inside as we'll as outside, and let their teams
stand there while they hastened after liquid
refreshments. The fascination of pool, with
frequent potations of rye, made them for
get all about their teams, and the horses
were left to shiver and shake in the centre
of the square. After standing there for
about two hours, Officer Craddock was
notified of the heartless cruelty to the ami
mails, and he informed the drivers that un-
less they moved on he would lock them
up and telegraph to the owner. They
started down Broad street, and it is to be
hoped they safely reached their destination
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
BADLY NEEDED.

Increased Facilities For The Accom-
mediation of the Farmers.
The changeable weather with which we
have been favored for the past few months
brings the matter of increased shedding
facilities forcibly to the attention of our
citizens. The only covering now afforded
farmers for their horses is the shedding at
the hotels, and this will not accommodate
ione-half of the number who do their
trading in Middletown. The town should
take this matter in hand and erect shed
ding on some of the vacant lots near the
centre of town. This'could be done at very
little expense, and its value to Niddletown
would be considerable. Many farmers
would trade here if they could get place
to put their horses under cover, who now
go elsewhere. If the town will not take
the matter in hand, our merchants
should contribute to a fund for this
purpose. 1t would more than repay
them for the small amount they expended.
1t would also be boon to the many per-
sons who attend our churches, as none of
them afford this much desired necessity.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
Oh! Gentle Spring.

Old March has come! The stormy
month of blow and bluster, of chang
ing winds and skies. But, with all his
faults he is ever welcome, for tits he
that leads the van of gentle Spring,
and behind his stern frowns is the
kindly promise of spring time delight.
After the March winds, will come
April suns and sweet May flowers.
Already we've had a taste of real
Spring weather, for March came in
like lamb, and after the long, cold
winter, everyone rejoiced in the pleas
apt sunshine of Wednesday and
Thursday. The birds have begun
their awakening song, and the hya-
clnths and crocuses are peeping
through the brown earth to get a
glimpse of the bright sunshine above.
TO be sure there are some remnants
OF winter remaining-bits of snow and
ice here and there, yet there is that in
the atmosphere that betokens the ar
rival Of gentle spring.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT,

To Be Issued Every Afternoon Dur
ing Conference Week.
The Wilmington Conference will
convene in Middletown on March 18th.
Commencing with that date we will
issue daily edition of ftheTRANsCRIPT
giving each evening the proceedings
of the Conference together with all
other local and general events trans
piring from day to day. Advertise
ments to a limited extent will be in
serted at a reasonable rate. The
daily edition of the TRANSCRIPT will
be sent 10 any address during the ses-
sion for 25 cents. Send in your orders
early.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
Official Visitors.

Official Visitors.
Bishop Merrill-Parsonage
&C McCabe-Parsonage
G E Reed-Parsonage
J l. Hurlbert-National Hotel
J w Hamilton-Parsonage
B Hamilton-Parsonage
c H B Day--C Derrickson
T B Coursey-C Derrickson
H Hofecker-W Brockson at Mrs Lip.
pincott,s
w HI Jackson-Paasonage
J NJ Buckley-W P Biggs
Smithers-T Hurn
A G Cox-A G Cox
T H Williams-W Taylor at Spark 3
Hotel
Ii Melson-W Taylor at Sparks Hotel
B 7 Biggs-Ex-Governor Biggs
Pyle-E Reynolds
Al Kynett-Parsonage
T s Thomas-T Cavender
A Cowgill-D Dunning
H c Conrad-Parsonage
Alex Hardcastle-J A Reynolds
L A G Gerry-Ai Burris
hTallalieu- Mrs A MAXWELL
TT Vanneman-M B Burris
Mrs w E ETomkinson-MrsV Moore
Mrs e L Weldin-Parsonage
Miss sparks-Mrs V moore
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
THE KITE TRACK.

Prospects for the Coming Season on
This Famous Course.
The success of DR.. McCoy's kite shaped
track is assured. During the fall and winter
many new Improvements have been made
and the coming summer will see greater
crowds at Kirkwood than ever before.
Horsemen in general anticipate series
OF pleasant and profitable meetings on this
record breaking track, and the management
have more applications for stable room
than they can accept.
Dr. Mccoy is now one of the prime
movers in an attempt to secure charter for
an electric railroad to run between Kirk
wood and 81. Georges. which is ostensibIy
designed TO furnish transportation for visi-
tors to the kite track The bill will posi-
ply be passed during the coming week.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
A CLASS FEAST.

Mr.. Jessie Sheppard entertafns q
Sunday School Glass.
Some months ago Jesse L. Sheppard
agreed to give an oyster supper to
the members of certain class of
ladies in the M. E. Sunday School,
provided their missionary collection
amounted to $50. As that was the
sum raised, Mr.Sheppard was prompt
to keep his pledge, and last night was
the time appointed for the pleasant
event. Beside the teacher. Miss Mary
Merritt, and the member of the class
of whom Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Talbot,
Mrs. Gears, Mrs. Scott, Mrs Darling
ton, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. E. s.. Jones,
Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Bar
nett. Miss Orrie Carty. Miss Clara
Wilson and Miss Ida Naudain were
present, few other friends were
invited, among whom were Rev. N. M.
Browne and wife, Rev. W. K. Galloway,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Reynolds, Mrs. A. L. Shep-
pard, Miss May Unruh, Hugh G.
Browne, W. O. Stack, W. w. Black,
Emlin Massey, James Collins and w.
J. Barnett. The supper was prepared
and beautifully served by Mrs. Fanny
Vasey whose reputation in culinary
arts is well known. 1t was some
thing after 8 O'Clock when the company
gathered about the tables SO tempt
ingly spread, and it was near the
witching hour when the last good
night was said, amid the many express
sions of appreciation of the host, whose
pleasure was only equalled by his
guests enjoyment. The menu con-
sisted of
Turkey.
Fried Oysters, Chicken Salad,
Oyster Sauce, Cranberry Sauce.
French Peas, Delaware Biscuits,
Pickles, Celery,
Fruit, Ice Cream. Gelatine.
Cake,
Tea, Coffee.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
TOWN MEETING.

Election of Fown Commissioners and
Other Officers on Monday Next.
Pursuant to a call, the election for
town officers will be held in the Board
of Trade rooms on Monday afternoon
next between the hours of / and
O'Clock. There are three Town
commissioners, an assessor and town
treasurer to be elected. 1t is i'm
portant to every taxpayer to vote only
for such men as will have the interest
of Middletown at heart. There are
numerous names mentioned in. con-
nection with the various offices, but
the ticker that seems to meet with
the most favor is:
FOR TOWN COMMISSIONERS.
George Kelley.
Michael Kumple.
j. Frank McWhorter.
ASSESSOR.
Joseph G. Jolls.
TOWN TREASURER.
Lee Darlington.
All of these gentlemen are we'll
known for their business tact and in
tegrity and our citizens would do well
to elect them.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
LoyaI LEGION off uo,,+

BY special invitation few members of
the NJ E. Sunday School attended a meet
ing OF the Loyal Legion at Hamtown on
Sunday afternoon. in the interest of tenn
perance among the colored people. There
were several very earnest addresses, and a
service Of prayer and song which was full
OF enthusiasm. The pastor Rev. Dickerson
expressed the greatest appreciation of the
Kindly interest the Christian people mani
fest in his race.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
LAID TO REST.
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBNsON,s
FUNERAL YESTERDAY.

i -
Special Trains Carry the Members Of
the New Castle County Bar to
Georgetown-Resolu
Adopted by the Bar.
The remains of the late Chief JUS
tice Robinson were consigned to their
last resting place in the family bury
ing grounds in Indian River hundred,
about IA miles from Georgetown yes
] terday.
The services were held in st. Paul's
Episcopal Church in Georgetown.
The members of the New Castle
County Bar went down in special
train and were accompanied by many
friends of the dead jurist.
At meeting of the Bar Association
on Thursday afternoon the following
resoldtions we're adopted:
1.-THE members of the Bar of New
Castle County, in common with all
their fellow-cit izens of the State Of
Delaware, are called upon to mourn
the death of the Honorable Alfred
Peter Robinson, Chief Justice of the
Superior Court, who by the inscrut<
able decree of Almighty God has been
suddenly recalled, in the prime of an
apparently vigorous manhood, from
his active and honorable public labors.
And coming thus together to give ex-
prossion to our sense of the great sor-
row with which we have been visited,
it is
Resolved, That in the death Of
Chief Justice Robinson the State Of
Delaware mourns.the loss of one of her
ablest sons, who in his short term of
public service has already vindicated
the wisdom of his appointment;whose
courteous, patient hearing; clear and
well sustained reasonings. sound and
extensive learning had made a deep
impression; marked his figures for
high judicial station, and given assur-
ance of still greater usefulness in the
future, as wise, learned, and impair
tial magistrate, had his days been
heightened.
Resolved, That we bear ready wit
ness to the honorable life and pro-
fessional career of the deceased jurist
exempliged by his domestic virtues,
and throughout long practice at the
bar, by the strongest integrity and
high ability, until his laborious ac-
QUESTION of thorough knowledge Of
the law, becoming widely recognized,
caused his selection by the unanimous
voice of his professional associates, for
the exalted position. so soon, and so
sadly to be made vacant by his death.
"Rsolved, That a copy of these re-
solutions be engrossed, and respect
fully presented to the widow and
family of the lamented Chief Justice.
in testimony of our sincerest sympa-
thy and coincidence.
Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be given to the public
press.
Resolved, That these resolution be
presented to the Superior Court in the
several counties, to the Court of
Chancery. and to the Courts OF the
United States in this district, by the
presiding officer of this meeting.n
This makes another void In the
judiciary of our State, which again
clogs the wheels of justice. Much
speculation is going on as to the prob
able successor of Judge Robinson, and
it would give universal satisfaction if
New Castle County should be hon.
ored.
Middletown transcript., 1893-03-04
A CoMMENDABLE ACTION.
DIR. Dale Refuses to Conflict with the
RELIGIOUS Services

DR.. Dale Refuses to Conflict with the
Religious Services.
Diamond Jacks Kickapoo Indian and
Comedy Company came to town on Monday
last and gave an entertainment in the Opera
House in the evening. The company is
composed of first-class artists, and the per-
formance was one well worth seeing.
DR.. Dale who was in charge of the com
pany determined not to remain at this time
although he had the hall rented for two
weeks. He didn't desire to conflict with the
religious services now being held in our
churches. This action on the part of the
doctor cannot fail to meet the appreciation
of Middletown's citizens, and when the
Kickapoos return again they will be greet
ed with full houses.