Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-05-18
OUR NELGHBORS.

FRANKLIN COUNTY.-The ,JouIna
! says that work has been commenced on
the foundation of the proposed New
Trinity (EpiscopaD Church, at the cor
ner of Broad and Third Streets. The
building now contemplated will be en-
tirely of stone, and will be 100 feet long
by 20 wide and will cost $75, goo.
The corner stone of the new St. Ma
! ry's (Catholie) Church was laid last Sun
day. It is estimated that 10000 persons
were present. Archbishop Purcell, offiei-
ated. The Catholics are also to build a
Cathedral, on Broadway, at cost ofsI5O,-
600.
There are now 136 inmates in the Coun-
ty Infrmary.
Mr.. E. G. KELTON, fingered until Fri
day morning last, when he expired. His
remains were inferred at Green Lawn
Cemetery on Saturday afternoon, and were
followed to the grave by large con
course of sympathizing citizens. As
mark Of respect to the deceased the bust
ness houses were closed from 1 till 5 p. m.
on the day of the burial
The Gazette says that the second
monthly Stock Sale was largely attended
and that the display of stock was fine, and
gives the following schedule Of sales made
the whole amounting to sc, ,435, ,66: one
COW and calffor -S52. 80 one COW. SIX: one
GOV COW al and oalt,949,9 so; j.; on.e. COW and calf,
$3.50 one COW and calf, S5l one COW.
$40; one COW and calf, $40 5 COWS,
1881 one COW and calf, 81 so one COW
and calf, S84.50 one COW, $3.50 one
COW, go ; 10 steers. .S637 20 steers, 81, ,375; |
3 steers, $l27 90; one COW Tor $50 two /
COWS at $9O each one COW and calf for |
$40 one heifer for $40 IS steers for 1882; |
one yoke Ofoxen for S215 !; II steers, ,S715; |
IA steers for 1874 one Spanish Merino |
buck for $40; one same, S29 one same, /
S35 one same, 25 one same, 20 two /
same-one for Sl6 and one for $l8 20 |
ewes, S43-S7 /; Y ewes and and go lambs
for $4l4 2 Spanish MerinO bUcks-one
for SIG and one for $3.50 one Chester
white buck for S38 one mare for S71
one mare $68 one Jennet5 for S67 one
Jack $52 F.; one Jack for $4I.
UNION COUNTY.--The Marysville Tri-
bune says that there have recently been
erected and in course Of erection eight
buildings in that town.
The same paper says Some time du- {
ring Monday night the Office of the A
mer1can Express Company, IN this place, S
was entered by some burglar or burglars, 3
the safe blown open, and about S2S In {
small change stolen. Mr johnson, the
agent, fortunately had taken what money
he had on hands, amounting to a consid-
srable sum, out of the safe the night be-
fore, under the belief that it was not Sc e
,ure, leaving only the change, which the b
hleYes secured. The doors of the Office L
we're all locked on Tuesday morning. Ip
having been re-lOcked after the theft had b
Deen committed s.
KNOX CoUNTY-Eighteen Marriage b
licenses were issued by the Probate
udge Of Knox County during the month y,
f April. h
The members of the Knox County Y
oldiers and Sailors League have resoIv- OF
l to celebrate the coming 4th of July. ~
Id appointed committee to procure an su
'ator and make proper arrangements. gr
From the last Republican we learn that IN "a
1t. Geo. Rogers of Mt. Vernon has ~
zen promoted to Brevet Brigadier Gen ~ ~
al, and Gen. FL. B. Banning to Brevet ne
ajor General th
The same paper says Several of our ca
'mers have sent their wool East, to be OF
ID On commission. These have realized Pc
tier prices than it viii now command aaI
market. Bascom Cassill sent his lot TAT
Phlladelphia, where 1t was sold for 64 PEI
ITS, netting him after deducting freight IeE
commission fraction over go cents q,
pound. w. T. E. Clark sent his to the
W York. There it was graded, the e4I
t lot selling at 20 cents, and the second Qua
go cents netting him 81 cts. just now pro
wool is depressed, but it is morally con
ain to bring fair price, during the = Lol
mel
rARroN CorrNpy We Ioorr f-or, +bo the
that, in spite Of the unfavor seTT
times for building, that some fifteen nee
ses are In course of erection in the inst
rDrising village of Larue, in that ulat
$50
rom the same paper 1t appears that fore
humber Of scholars enrolled at the 6,19
ion Public Schools is SIS. IN Il