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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

GRADuATEs-At the Polytechnic College Com
menccmcnt in Philadelphia, on Thursday, the
degree Of Bachelor of Mine Engineering was
conferred on Joseph Hunt, of this city. His
thesis was I" Anthracite Iron."
At the University of Pennsylvania, a certificate
of the auxiliary faculty of medicine was granted
to Dennis NJ. Conner, NJ. d., of Delaware.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

REDUCTION OF FARE.-It will be seen by ref
erence to our advertising columns that the fare be-
tween here and Philadelphia per steamer Ariei
has been reduced to 20 cents.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

CRops ON THE observation-disclosures from
all sections of the Peninsula continue to speak of
the crops as indicating very large yield. The
heavy rains of the last few days it is feared will
do some damage to the wheat and probably the
hay crop. The prospect in Eastern Maryland is
excellent.
The Worcester Shield says of the crops in that
county:
"The wheat and other crops have not been
MUCH IL any, damaged by the late flooding rains.
But little rust is noticed In the wheat, rs we have
so far been able to learn. Corn and oats are
rather benefited. The wheat is now nearly out of
all danger, and the crop will be very good one.
We thing the prospect Is good for all crops"
The Salisbury New Era says:
"The prospect for fruit crop in this vicinity
is unusually good. Strawberries have been alum
dant, but are now ameng the things that were
Cherries now occupy the attention OF the fruit
merchants, and never within the recollection OF
the oldest inhabitants, have growers reaped SO
abundant harvest of this fruit. Hundreds of
| bushels have bcen forwarded from this place to
| the several cities, and still they pour In. The
peach trees groan under their loads and many
have already been crushed beneath their enor-
nous burden"
The WHEAT AND FRuIT.-0ur farming friends
from the country in the vicinity of Wilmington,
inform us that the wheat promises to be excellent
and If not injured by rust, will be much above an
average crop and as 1t II is very far advanced in
growth there seems very little danger of that.
Owing to the backward season, harvest will be q
little later than usual perhaps as late as the tenth
| of july
Fruit of all kinds will be very abundant and
we congratulate our country friends in the pros
I
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

New WAGON MASuFAcToRY. -Messrs Gatta &
Kaiser have put up brick building on the cor
ner of Third and Pine street, which is ~ by 25
feet, and has three stories and basement. The
basement is used as blacksmith shopin connec-
ton with the factory above, which will be devoted
especially to the manufacture of express and
store wagons, Tho firm will also manufacture
carriages, but will make a specially of wagon
manufacture. We are glad such factory has
been put up, ms we have for long time thought
it rather inconsistent that Philadelphia and New
York made express, baggage, and store wagons
should be rafting over the streets Of the largest
carriage-malSing city in the United States. We
hope Gatta & Kaiser will put stop to ii.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

yXTANTED-Agents for Professor Stoves new
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

An accident occurred this morning At the june
ton which caused considerable delay and annoy
ance. A gravel train of the P. W. & b. X. r.
while running of into siding at the junction
ran off the track. and got in such position as to
blockade the main track of the Delaware road,
and the lower one of the two tracks of p. W. &
b. road. The damage done was slight, the engine
was somewhat injured and some Of the cars bro
ken, but the main trouble was the delay of the
trains. The up train on the Delaware road due
here at twenty minutes past ten, was delayed for
some time, and the up train on the P. w. & B.
X. H. finding the lower track in which it belong-
ed obstructed was compelled to put back to New
port and come in on the upper track, causing a
delay of some twenty minutes This train, how
ever, took the passengers off the Delaware train
and brought them into the city in time to connect
with the train for Philadelphia, which was delay
ed some time for the purpose. None of the pas
sengcrs coming north were delayed much more
than 20 or 80 minutes. The train which left here
at 10 O'Clock going south on the Delaware roat
was compelled to wait until the track was cleared
which must have been something after II o o'clock
as the engine and cars of the broken down tail
did not get back to this city until % min before
The engine had one Of the driving vince
cranks broken, but otherwise seemed not to b
badly injured, as 1t was able to run The darnar
done was trifing but for the delay and consequen
annoyance to the officers of the road and to til
passengers.-Sat Commercial.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04
Are You Lame, Crippled, or Deformed 2
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Thc attention of mem
bers OF the Club and the farming community
IN general is called to the above resolution
IN relation to the Fair. Let all who feel an
interest In this enterprise attend the meeting
on Saturday the 9th of July.
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A large six PIP. Circular, giving
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME L. 4. THORNTON, the
great English Asirologist, Clairvoy-
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Carriage Shop.

v WALL tasss pleasure IN informing the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
#amsasa
Wonderful, but Truel

MADAME REMINGTON, the world.
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ulistic C%lairyoyant, while in q clair.
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no Address in confidence, MAD.
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs

Lss,s., o. sdmInistssiou upou ne ,ss.s, 4
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slsr this notice viii n PLEAD = - s-
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40 CONSUMPTTYFs-

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A Gard to Invalids.

A Clergyman, while residing In souk
America as q missionary, discovered safe md
simple remedy for the cure Of Nervous Veal.
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Crisper Coma!!

iidT uiag ihis a''e's i,iIt std Gtati.nr-
can hrauafy 'hsmeIra ~'tcussrs ga nr
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e.. !. BOUCHER,
Contractor and Builder,

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ne Trustees in ranoIa eouniy srpoinsrs ~
TIE hoNd Il Foiics Or tks -rsfioss tov.Sk,..
ars hereby nouasd that In cases rheu n.
snrns-a'nss hsve ossif'sd % place srsr n
liss any ehiidvn bsfsesn the ses- Of Il a.
~sashsesa sesrz. shey. ne aid Tru.s.ss -
- - ehiidlsn 10 their respective tuunskiu
2 ,ns ISIS snd sllsv sush children their yrs
~ Shsef hfna teIsaxfrx - -
,erssslR ~ order Il Ne Bo~rl 4 pSis< 4
The Julr tgm, lseE g-T-
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I%NSOLyENT NOTICE.

The ueiito1 n Nusn s CIr,aa. is-ss-
- A. hefsar ral.ssi itu ne estate n STA
s4fni saf ftFarsi .uslresi ., ths fs,s
ierm ltaI q tht Probate Cssrt o. Psaa.
Nis ard ihfi thfy mss- r-.
Ffpn1N hni htrs tarif dsims araIrlf aJ
nft Registered 10 he nj = u o. c.h II
me Fa's ooa1 4 ssia Unsuty. ~ ,bs -.
day 4 AHgusi lsss else ihsy Ill - f-sse,
barrel !AKks y CLINTON.
F+f-st AdminfrHtas
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franklin Type Foundry.

Iss VINE STREET Cincinnati. ..
rra F0arh and Yihh streets.
r ALLISON, Sap't
s~A'7ar'1rgE n aBl dealers Ia news hook
'ffe printing p-euci cases faiisvs
-o t1i printing material q evert dcs.
strs"yr.ng n an kinds. Books
TruH II al itcL in modern and
ar'' A1raa-es carrie labels STAMPS. Ia
H llal Or -lprsr Wood engraving. rat.
Err .-''f1 9 Flr1as styles Elegtroiyp|nr In
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NOTICE.

The STATE o siUisirpi Pamela county. To
slt,h a Wells Administrative u he e'a,s u
william : wells l~ceAsti. Ia the Probate
Court u taii c1un,r
where's L srr"trg ,hai'he aii admlniHra.
I'M has haie4 refused shi neglected TO return
y said court inventories 4 i.eeifnts estate
All se'tt her sacouuu annually. the ssi3 su.
sn 4 N'1s aiu.s fa'rir i' hereby notified
"a ulieH De appear bfffe Ail court on o.
ir ne fourth Monday 90 july. 1891. and
n'lfu sid inTe1tores settle said accounts .sl
7fttrEiN sreui . ne One slminiiaGon n
40 csirc % slow good caue g. fhe contrary
Dr. Letters y administration wiz De- r5fuksi
aHi Ieicr r hlais n1a graatel up5a sad
afaie b. order q eoart.
gest~ W.P w0OTTEN. CLERK.
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The tine limited by Law for payment q De
State and County Taxe- In Panula county. a.
he year lses expired the srss Monday Tn Jaly,
1861. The sum q about four thsuzHna DALAI.
Of said TAR Il yet unpaid, and / a. collector.
have 70 advance The ame. Notice b herrAv
Kivsn 10 all who hare net paid aid tar. that
u they do net pay ssid tar by thu Ant dsy a
August merit ] shall proceed % collect tbs
zane n secofdance With he sssfuse.
RIB JONE2
Haea Sheriff and Tar colleeiar.
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Notice to Bankrupts.

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CITATION NOTICE.

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