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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-04-08
e. Blackburn; dismissed.
Bank of Erie VS.. Felix Wikle: dis
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n, DldCkDuIus ulSuloSCu.
Bank of Erie VS.. Felix Wikle: dis
missed.
Marriage Licenses.
(W.Roy Willis, Galesburg. urg.................... y
Edna F. Sailor, Galesbnrg. .........;...... ~
Real Estate Transfers,
Geo I Dotfds and wife to Philip Moyni-
han wd. lot and eh lot q blk Is,
Thayer 200 90
Ella o Brown and husband to John Hell
Ter wd lots and 4, BLK 10 Alliance -. 1900 90
C P Dildine and wife to John Heller, wd
lotsu5 and 49, blk 9, Alliance. .......... 500 90
WIN A Thompson and wife to Elijah H.
Martin wd swA nwA 26, 20, 20......... 200 10
Jas W Taylor and wife to Chas Taylor
wd M swh and SEX swA 3, 3O h.. 1000 10
Harriett A wolcott to Frank F Putt qcd
seA nwH, s. 20, 19............... III w
T d Lewis and wife to Frank F. Putt qcd
seM nwA 5, %, 18.............,......... III w
NJ Bailey and wife to W Berry wd
rods swH swA and rods square in SO
corner, nwA swM s, % 19.............. IL 81
w Berry to H NJ Hole wd swA swA
and 515 rods hwA swA. ,28, h.. 75O OO
Lewis M Fink to John Hennessy wd
99h-1OO acres in sell sw14 q, n, 18... W
Lewis N Fink.to John j Hennesy, wd
acres in eh swA, 20, q, 1S.............. u
Santa Fe Investment Companyt to Lottie
Kmper wd lots and blk 5, Ever
green Park addition to Chanute. 23l 20
David Yoder and wife Nancy Chicka-
dontz wd part sh sw14 20, %, b.. 70 W
Thos d Hubbard and wife to James L.
and Amy Smith wd lot s, block Dal-
~. 20 90
Francis Gertrude McNaughten to JAS L
and Amy Smith wd lot bk Dalton. lou W
Sarah E Cravens ct al to c. e. Allison
son und q lots 8, 9, 10. II, blk 10 Neo-
sbo add to Erie AIS 90
John M Cravens to E Allison wd und
" lots s. 9. 10, II, blk 10 Neosho ad Erie 70 W
Robt NJ Cravens to E Allison und 1s
lots g 10 II, blk TO- Neosho ad Erie. 70 90
Lille M. Cravens, Guardian. to AL
und " 1t 8 10 II bk 10 Neosho ad Erie 50 %
Edwin Smith and wife to Lydia hR
| Smith wd s. feet swA 16 and 3i9h
# seA II, 10, acknowledgements. 5OO W
Lydia R Smith and husband to Edwin
Smith wd VIZ seA II 20 20.............. 500 90
Emma Robinson to.Mildred Stevens wd.
lots IS and II, block IS NewEChicago.. 45O %
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Erie.

Tuesday, April 81. ). Beagle anu
Attorney T. N. Sedgwick, OF Parsons
were in town Monday transactlng ouS-
iness with the township board.
Jesse Denious, of this city, closed
successful term Of school at Hilton
last Friday.
f. A. Leake and Chas. Wimsatt Oh
ST Paul. were transacting business
I khefore the probate court Monday
W. G. Lana, Of Galesburg, was at-
tending to legal matters at the Huo
Yesterday, and Abner Horr is over
from the burg today
Seth G.. Wells, o. M. Johnson ana
Pat Carroll are attending the meet
;no of the congressional convention at
independence today.
Logan H. Wells has made appilca-
tion for admission to the bar. Z. "A.
Cox. J. L. Denison and j. j. Jones
we're appointed committee to exam
inc.
Er,e will be right to the front in
case of war with Spain. Two compan-
les are being organized-one OF cavalry
and one of infantry, to make the"clgar-
elite fiends" lay down their arms ana
leave Cuba.
Tho city election was held in this
CITY Monday, and owing to the oao
weather the vote was not very huge. "
Nevertheless. the entire republican
ticket was elected and Charley Allison
and non band are now enjoying disf
of crow. WHIT. Allen was elected
mayor over Allison by majority OF
ninety-eight.
s. G. Brown, C. A. Cox, ]. B, F..
Gates, H. P. Farrelly, John ], Jones.
A s. Lapham and B. F. Shinn, OF
Chanute; w. R. Cline, C.A.Budd,J.L.
Denison, Alva George and J. A. Wells,
Erie: J. M. Dunsmore, Thayer; W. D.
Atkinson and A. A. Osgood, Parsons,
yapd Q. E. Freeman, of Topeka. were
the attorneys present yesterday at the
call of the docket,
The preliminary hearing in the case
of the State of Kansas VS.. Elmer Stiv-
ers and Will Basler was held before
Justice of the Peace e. E. Eckley, OF
Shaw. at the court house in this city
Monday. The defendants are charged
with grand larceny, having been ac'
cused of stealing two overcoats at a
dance in this city last Wednesday
ni.nt. They we're bound over to dis
tr,;t court under bond of $1,000 and
failing to give the same, were comit-
ted to the county jail.
Court convened yesterday and the
following cases were disposed Of:
d. B. Keithley VS.. H. F. Cory; con-
tinued,
NJ. X. s. T. Railway VS.. J. w. Bar
ger; settled.
Kelsey s. Mckay vs.C.F.P .Prange;con:,
tinued.
School District No. 43, Allen-co., VS.
Seth Nation, eta settled.
Sarah Ball VS.. Mary E. walsworth'
dismissed.
Hattie J. Milton q al. vs.. Elizabeth
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onc o,, s weak with the name Of your To-
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Dun's Reports.

New YoHK, Jan. 7.--Dun's tomorrow
will say New Years began with dis
appointment for SPECTATORS in stocks
and grains, which is not bad ign.
Prices Of stocks gained a little after yield
ing at first, closes higher for railroads
and trusts. Cotton manufactures are a
little encouraged by larger demand for
goods since reduction Of prices. Austen
ton Of buyers for months past has pro-
badly been due in large measure to the
expectation OF Il reduction, Worsted
mills are buying wool quite largely at
prices probably close to best for reports
which declared were no concessions Il
month ago are now rejoicing that recent
raggcdnr>s in prices have passed
away. Wooden mills same as worsled.
Iron manufacture has been iuri her en-
c"uragrd by unusual business for tbs
season. Shipments of boots and shoes
continue larger than any previous year,
showing consumption far beyond cXprc.
tati"ns. Dealers and jobhcrs generally
withholding orders for future at adyanc, d
prices -kcd Volume OF business repre-
scnted by clearing house payments have
been 3l.l per cent larger than last year
for j january, thus far 4.3 per cent. than
in nincty-lWo. Banks state that the
commercial defaults for the first OF the
year are smaller than for ten years or
more. Failures for week have been .,222,
against l1l las, year.
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LOCAL DOTS.

Senator Gray is in Washington.
| Levi {. Bird has returned from Ha,i-
more.
Representative John THOMPSON has
returned to iIarbcs"n.
Miss stella Green, Of this city, il visit
ing friends in Baltimore, Md.
The grocery store oI d. W. Lynch X
Co. was closed by Sheriff Finn vrstrr-
day.
Mrs. William }. BDck,l' and daughter
Blanche. Of Newark, are visiting rclaiv
in this city.
i. d. Tufts. road foreman OF engines
Of the Delaware Railroad, who has been
/ ILL., is recovering.
The Band Of Happy Workers, Of West
Presbyterian Church, meet this after
noon at O'Clock.
A slight fire occurred on Thursday
evening, at No. 2lS Orange street. Til,
damage amounted to about $3
/ Charles NJ. Mackey, aged 7 years, OF
No. 2l5 West Eleventh street, died of
mcmbranons Group on Thursday.
Robert Scott, of South Wilmington,
fell from wagon on Thursday and was
severely cut about the face and head
/ Dora Croft, the young daughter OF
. Cyrus Croft, OF No. 1911 Lowering avenue.
is suffering with an attack Of diphtheraN
n Duslane Cloward, who arrived in
this city from Washington, will spend
the balance Of this season with an opera
troupe
Professor J. r. Clymcr, will have
charge OF a special song service at the
Y. NJ. &. A., on Sunday afternoon, by
the West Presbyterian Church chorus.
Henry W. Clemmer, of New York,
has been appointed chief engineer of the
yacht Niagara now being constructed at
the shipyards Of the Harlan 4 lIoIings-
worth Co.
A public installation followed by a
musical and literary entertainment, will
be given by the women of the Union
Veteran Legion, in their hall, on Thurs
day, January II.
Rev. Father Quigley, assistant priest
at st. Patrick's Catholic Church, held
the lucky number, 350G, which won the
beautiful doll offered by S. Mitchell, No.
2l9 Market street.
Marshal Short is now in charge of the
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Barto won the badge, this being the
third time in succession he has secured

Barto won the badge, this being the
third time in succession he has secured
the trophy.
The boat houses at Grubb's Landing,
OF which there are over q dozen, have
all been broken into by thieves, during
the last ten days, and valuable articles
have been carried off The residence OF
James L. Dingee, who occupied the
Taggart mansion, was also robbed of a
lot OF silverware, bric.a-brac and cloth
ing. A few days ago Mr.. Dingee, who
lives in Philadelphia, during the winter
months, departed this life after a long
illness.
Miss Matte Gray has returned home,
IRON ten days visit to Maryland.
William Vernon finished filling his
ice-house yesterday, with as good ice
as ever been esecncd here. 1t was
about five and half inches thick.
Mrs. Ida Carr Wilson succeeded in
getting both OF her houses full ofgood
ice. There was no less than four teams,
for two or three days in hauling ii.
Extra meeting is going ON nightly, in
Atonement Nj. f. Church, under the
charge OF Rev. +. b. Doughelty. The
leaders and stewards OF the above
church, held a regular business meeting
on Tuesday evening, and quarterly con-
terence was held on Wednesday evening.
Presiding Elder l.. +. Barrett was in
charge.
Lewis Foulk, OF Bethel, was visiting
friends here on Thursday eysning last
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Camden.

Death las>once more invaded the pre-
cincts OF our town and taken from our
midst an esteemed friend and lovin.
mother in the person OF Mrs. Amelia
Taylor Griffith, who has been resident
Of Camden for but Il few months, but who
in that short period OF time has become
dear to everyone who had come to know
her. She was the wife Of A. $. Griffith,
princi pal of the Camden school and was
about 30 years OF age, and the mother g
one child, Raymond Griffith, who J.,
now dangerousiv y i'll with typhoid fryrr.
Mrs. trill'l's death was very sudden
as she had been aiIlng for hut IA few days
from the effects of cold and the an
nounccmcnt OF her death came as a sur,
surprise to everyone For some time
past the family has been living at the
National Hotel, and were to move into
the rooms recently completed in the
odd Fellows building. Mrs. Griffith
was born III Baltimore, and her remains
will be buried in Louden Park cemetery
on Monday, the body to be taken on the
$50 train from Wyoming.
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or Interest to Telephone Subscribers;

Wilmington to-day enjoys the dis.
tincti"n Of paying less for its telephone
service than any other city OF its size
in tie United States, and the credit j.
entirely due to the Drlnlarviu Telephone
Company, who should haze the heart y
support OF every user Of telephone.
1t is an assured fact that telephone sub
scrihtr$ would never have ,njovcd as
cheap Il rate as they can now, were it
not fer the enterprise ui the EnInr com
!mny. While TIE telephones were in
the hands Of Il single corporation it was
able to do alb uI ;l,, it pleased in fixing
the rates and the public had to pay.
What was needed was competition.
Now that the Drlmarvia Telephone
Company has entered the field al d
brought the cost Of the telephone with
in reason, it should have the support Of
the entire public. so matter what re-
duction may b." declared by the old
company. LOW RATES, 4 HOME
COMPANY, and BEST POSSIBLE
SERVICE ar" sufficient to justify YOU
in contracting for a Deimaiyi;, phone.
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Milford.

While in the woods cutting wood, on
the farm Of Mr.. Henry Vineyard, about
one and a half miles from Houston, on
the FELTON, road, this morning, Fred
Lewis, aged IS years, was seriously cut
by his older brother, John, while both
were cutting wood for Mr.. Vineyard.
Fred, while cutting a log, slipped from
some cause and while in the act of fall
ing, his brother, John, who was cutting
on the same log, struck his brothers
hand and almost severed the thumb, cut
ting the bone completely in two. Young
Lewis was brought to DR.. G. W. Mar
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old Custom House, at Sixth and King
streets, having received word on Thurs
day from Washington, that he was ap-
pointed custodian.
Mrs. William p. Miller wife Of DR..
Miller, was slightly injured on Thursday.
While crossing the street with her
daughter in her arms, she slipped on the
ice and fell. The right ankle OF the
child was also dislocatcd.
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THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Dover.

Torbert Post, No. 3, G. A. r., met at
their Post Hall Wednesday evening:
They mustered with more than the usual
number OF comrades present. After
the usual routine Of business was gone
through with they proceeded to the in
stallation of the officers who are to COM
mand the post for the next twelve
months Comrade John H. Klingler
was designated to act as installing Of
ficer. After the Adjutant and Quarter
master made their annual reports, Com
rade klingler installed the officers as fol-
lows: Commander, John d. Thompson;
senior vice-commander, Chas. j. Smith;
uuartermaster, James ID. Boggs; chaplain,
VIM. F. Willis; adjutant, Col. Casper
Miller; officer OF the day, Il. I. Wood;
officer Of the guard, Lawrence Conway;
Inside guard, Jos. X. Pyle. After the
installation services were over the post
adjourned to meet in an adjoining room
and prepare for tue campfire, which all
did without much coaxing. The Post
was disappointed in part OF its arrange
lnents, as Rev. Mr.. Reville was detained
at the home OF his mother, over in Mary
land, on account of sickness but his
speech will keep for another campfire.
In the meantime the Post pray for his
speedy recovery.
William X. knight, one of Kent co1n-
tvs young and prosperous farmers, is he
happy father OF two bouncing baby boys,
The pastor Of the Wesley NJ. L. Church
will preach Il sermon, on Sunday night,
in defence of his recent utternces and
attitude relative to the Kent club and
other alleged evils OF our town,
The report current in the Phi'adcl lphia
and Baltimore papers. on Thursday
morning last, that the Peninsula lIortl-
cultural Society was in session, at Snow
Hill, Md, was erroneous III every parti-
cular, as the Society does not meet TIL
next Wednesday, Jan y, continuing in
session three days.
The annual meeting Of he Kent Club
was held in the club rooms III the l'rls-
ella Block on Thursday evening. The
following officers were elected Tor tie
ensuing year: President, ll.A, Richard
son; vice president, John II. Jones; sec
retarv, Mark W. Cole; treasurer, \. i.
Richardson; board of governors, \. l..
Holiday, W.T., Nmithcrs. J. NJ. TWillcy,
W. y. Dcnney, DUPONT Walker Eight
new members were elected. The club
now has membership Of o4-7o active
and Is nonresident. \ donation nf SO
was voted to the Ladies' Benevolent So
cietv of Dover. The club decided to give
an entertainment for ladies the last
Thursday evening in January.
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Fred Maskc, our popular blacksmith,
has removed to his farm which is located
near TcmpIcvillc. lie carries the good
wishes of his many friends. Thomas
G,cen, Of Ridgely, Nd, will be his sue
sor in business.
Thomas Williams, whcrIwright, under
taker and cmbalntr, Of Kidgely, Nd.
has taken up his residence here, and will
occupy the old whrclwright shop.
Miss Carrie A. Ford, who taught school
here several years spent several days in
town this week
Miss Nellie Clark is sojourning in
Philadelphia.
The timber dealers Of this section are
very busy at present cutting ties for the
railroad company and have about four
thousand piled along the tracks.
james Clark, our popular and well
known ticket agent, who has been i'll for
some time is improving.
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GooD morning!

FIRE losses in the United States last
wear aggregate Sll0,0oo,oo, which Is
$1,000 600 less than the total in lS"o ana
$4,000, coo less than in lS9o. TINS &c
crease, which is probably due less to
good luck than to improved methods OF
instruction, more vigilant inspection and
greater efficiency in the fire service, is
happily accompanied by IL downward
tendency in the rates for insurance waich
means, of course, cheaper and larger pro-
lection for the owners of property.
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Rubber collars 0l4 King Street.
ClayInOnt.

January 9Th, is set down in this &C.
clesiastica calendar as Epiphany or
Twelfth tide. 1t is the twelfth day after
Christmas, and is observed in many
churches, in commemoating the visit Of
the Magii Of the East, to Bethlehem,
to worship the child Jesus.
There is still good skating on our
ponds and lakes here. A large number
are taking advantage OF it.
At the regular monthly shoot OF the
Mcclure Gun Club yesterday, Levi c.
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THERE is 'Giant OF Green County,
Pennsylvania, who wants pension be-
cause, being seven feet and four inches
tall, the government had no overcoat TO
fit him while he was in the war We
are told how long this giant is, but we
are not told how long he fought, or why
ii has taken him so long to discover that
his name ought to be writ large upon the
pension roll Ii he has rheumatism III
every joint he should surely demand an
extra pension on account OF the super
fetal area of the disease.
The sun., 1898-01-08

NolltE-l, NJ. J. SiIAEkEN. THE TENANT
~ ana orcul ant Of The house. No 1uS Market
street, known a. the lafay"tt" Hotel in ,hr
Fourth ward Of the city ri Willuingtun county
OF New Castle and state ui Delaware, in ruml,li,
alrr with the requirements of the acts uf Inc
/ General Assembly in such ease made and pro
vdad, do hereby give notice that shall apI,ly in
! writing to the Court of General Sessions Of the
state Of Delaware, in and for New castle county
q on MONDAY, the IN day ti F,hularv T. II
ls,H being the nest lc'm Ui said court f,,. "A IL
r"'H' Iui said hoiIsr rs an inn or tavern Cor the
sale tIl,rinUt Intoxicating liquors in les u,,au'i-
ties THAN on" quart 10 be- drunk ON the premises
and the following respectable citizens ui said
ward at least twelve OF whom are substantial
/ rrhol'i"r> Of said ward. recommend the said
application, viz;
samuel NJ saunders Charles L. Nr"r
Nicholas + Goldberg, Emil lIcltl " H.
Arthur sullivan, I"in T, laIly,
Charles Irttrr. NJ. Grady,
| Hugh Duffy, Nathan Eo>,ry
Inmr- Kitchen. James r. ,lulh
Charles &. Mnnlnrle VIM As,nt2cr,
FRANK j. Nirh"rnaicr Atram ,acharach
Jnln lhoughcHy, Lewis j. Ba,r.
Harry Iizor. james pupnn
VIM Wr>>hcrcrr Ilr Thomas : ASkcv
j., Gardner, Thomas Flanagan.
+ Y. WnodcuX Neil lulry
Clarence 4 Holt
NJ j. sIiAENEl.
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JUN, WIIMI NGTON DELAWARE SATURDAY JANUARY g. 1S98

Prof. Jud Diehl, the banjo expert and
vocalist Of Detroit, Mich, will he heard
the remainder Of this week at the Gib-
son House. Hot lunch Saturday morn
ing and evening. 2t
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FELTON,.

Mrs. Sarah Meredith, OF Petersburg
and Rev. and Mrs. Whitelcy Meredith
Of Delmar, we're the guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs Peter X. Meredith yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Reynolds, OF Philadel
phia. was the guest OF Mrs. JOSEPH
Reeve yesterday.
The Rev. 4. ID. Davis, Of Georgetown
is assisting DR.. Waddell with his reviva
services this week and is doing gooo
work, at tie VI. =. Church.
Rev. +. B. Taylor has had James
Cook shc boy p cacher iron
Georgia. he ping nlm III his
extra services at Willis Chapel, ncaI
here. There has been Il great deal OF
interest manifested in the revival and t.
date thirteen ;cr-unt la'cpr"I"s''rd cor
version. The meetings haVc been III
charge Of Rev. wiz am liiro.s, TIA" boy
preacher from the Conference .tcadcm.
Of Dover and Rev. Frank Faulkner, aI>'
a strldrnt Il, that institution. Th,
officials are grnlilic at ttIc success OF the
meetings, IL. i, j. the 'ml revival hrl.
there i'r y'ar-.
Miss Lille Melvin hH- bocn visiting
Mrs. Sadie Haynunl, at iandpnlNrg, Pa.
Miss Elsie Purtr has returned from
CLAYTON. where she has been visiting
friends.
Conrcr Moore of phiIadciphiH, Eas
been Visiting Mr.. John Schablng"r.
Mrs. l., {. KIIcn visited friends in
Harrington yesterday
The Avon Club, formerly tn" $. z. X.
Club. will send aS delegates to the meet.
ing Of the Womcn's Clubs OF DeIaware,1o
form State Federation, to be held in
Wilmington, Miss Frances Stevenson,
Miss Com,r and Miss Burnitc. The
other clubs that are forwarding ,hir
movement arc Wilmington Century
Club, Newark Century Club, Dover Gem
lury Club, Dover Shakespeare Club,
Georgetown and Scatord Clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armcl CULLEN have re-
turned irum Il visit to Wilmington
friends.
Rev. Richard Do"ncs has returned
home
James &. Wickcs, Of the smyrna Call,
was in town Yesterday.
The latest thing olt rubber collars.
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Georgetown.

The choir boys of st. rau,'- 7. l..
Church will on Thursday evening next
repeat the negro farce, "rhc Black
School Nastcr.'
Theodore NJ. kroer has advertised ior
-aIr his milling business, with the in
t"ntiun, he states OF making Il start for
,ho kl"ndik" in the carly spring,
Mrs. r. T. Hart is c"nlincd to her
home, suffering from an attack oi acute
rlrumatisn.
Register of Wills ". +. CAuecy, has
granted the following letters Of admins
tration: On estate OF John {. Hall. de-
ceased. late Of Cedar Creek hundred, ,o
George H. Hall; on estate Of William X.
Hazard, deceased, late of Eroadkin
hundred, to Derrick b. llazzard on cs-
tate of Caleb Il. ln,!cy, deceased. late OF
Broad Creek hundred, to William J. In
slcy.
Joseph NJ. Lank, Il wcIl-known citizen
and shin carpenter Of Milton, died OF
consumption ut the age OF about 80
years, at his home in that town thi>
morning, after a prolonged illness.
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INFORMATION wanted concerning Matthew
Christie, last heard Of december .; will he thank
fully received by his brother DAVID, box 4s5
White Plains, n Y. '
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wanted Of Ellen Pyne, mar
led John Burke In North America 20 years; lived
last ~ BOwery street, New York.
The sun., 1898-01-08

LUDWIG LANDSiltT will learn of something
To his advantage by calling room CO., 93 NASSAU
street New York city
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shall, who dressed the wound and will
probably save the thumb.

shall, who dressed the wound and vii
probably save the thumb.
Mayor-elcct Townsend and James D.
Chamberlain left this morning for Nay
lor's Wharf, Va, on their annual gun
ming trip for geese, ducks, etc. They
will be the guests of Mr.. Chamberlain
brother-in-law, Mr.. Harrington, whiIt
in Virginia.
Samuel c. Evans, Jr., ard sister, Nan
II re, have gone to Jacksonville, Fla.
and other southern points, for the bene'
fit of Mr.. Evans health. Mr. Evans
will probably remain south if his health
improves.
Mrs. Laura n. Billings has returned
from Phi sadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. arokaw have returned
to their home in Highland, n. y, hav.
ing spent several weeks with their uncle,
Mr.. J. J. Rosa.
Mr.. Robert Hallett and Mr. Walter
Thomas have returned to Princeton, \.
j., where they are attending college.
Mrs. John W. Causcy has returned
from Wilmington.
Miss Elizabeth J. Dolnan, Of Sails
bury i, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mark l..
Davis.
Nr. Caleb Il. Layton and daughter,
Miss l'atil, and rx-Shcriii Truilt, OF
Georgetown, were in Milford. on Thurs
day.
Mr.. ". 5. Wrotcn was in Philadelphia
yesterday
Miss Lizzie Atkins is among Phiialcl-
pha relatives for an indefinite time.
Mr.. Clement Nuttcr has gone to Rail-
way, \, j., where he will engage in
farming and raising small fruit.
Mr.. W. T. Naules, freight agent for the
=. r. r.. ut this place, celebrated his
Seventy-iir-t anniversary on Thursday
evening last by entertaining few
friends. Mr.. Naules has teen in the
employ OF the Railroad Company since
1853, being the first agent here for the
ii junction and Breakwatcr road, and
w"n' AT Harrington, prior to the road
u ching Milford
Mr.. Frank Fowler, who has been
Speeding several months with his father,
William Fowler, has returned to FlilA-
dc'phiu.
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NANCY CARLAN-Came IRON Birmingham,
England, in 1872 entitled to property; liberal re.
Ward fnr proof OF death. Address GEO. A.
SMfTllE Counsellor at Law, ITO Amcs building
Boston, Mass.