Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-21
OUR NEIGHBoRs.

CECIL COUNTY.
-Zebulon Short, recently sentenced to term
of sixty days In the Cecil county JAIL has "gone
up" He assembled the chimney and has not since
been heard of.
John Culp, implicated in the murder of VIM.
Biddle, in Philadelphia, in May last was arrested
in North East, by an officer from Philadephia,o on
Sunday last.
Extra services were commenced in the Elk
ton Presbyterian Church on Monday night.
The Cecil Wig says >" The rich man with
a whip,an the poor man with hoe, is the Dem
ocratic idea of the millennium J"
CAROLINE COUNTY.
"A hotel has been opened at Rdgely. J. Frank
Mancha is the proprietor.
The steamer III Livingston has been put upon
the route between Denton and Baltimore In OPP
position to the Individual Enterprise Line, and
will make weekly trips
The Denton Union complains of the disorder
ly conducts of country residents who visit that
town.
"A minister at Denton recently married a coll-
pie of colored people in street in that town.
TALBOT COUNTY.
Talbot has had snow storm.
The steamboat nj Lieiagston now makes two
trips week between Easton and Baltimore in
stead of three as formerly.
The official returns of the county show 1919
ernor
Alexander Greenly well known citizen d
Hillsborough died last Thursday.
The November term of the Circuit Court fol
Talbot county will commence on Monday next
the 18th inst.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Democracy had all their own way, as usual
on the Eastern Shore. Out of 1886 votes cast, thu
Democratic candidates received IDOL and the Re
mi naudilntps 1Ar We have n hirl No.
for those 1856.
Travelling photograph saloons are still IL
vogue in Worcester. One is now at Newtown.
It E. Martindale, formerly pastor OF the NJ
L. Church at Seaford, in this State is now located
ut Newtown.
Geo. W. Purnell, of Snow Hill, has gone t.
the University of Virginia to study law. PROBES
sor Robert E. Lee is President of this college.
Robert Henry (colored) has purchased /
house and lot in Newtown, for $4,000. Coura
| gcous Robert
The High School Building at Newtown il
said to be fine one A very successful festival fol
the benefit of the school was recently held ii
| Newbown.
CHESTER COUNTY.
The Village Record Is in favor of Grant ant
says he is man of deeds and not words.
A Grant club has been formed in West Ches
| ter.
| Norris Hannum, of East Brandywine twp.
has recovered, in Baltimore, the horse and wagoi
recently stoled from.
A new atlas of Chester county is being made
Charles Vernon, at Exton, West Whieland
lost valuable young horse last week, from lung
fever. He was not insured
MIR. VIM. Webb, of East Marlborough twp.
had two sheep killed by dogs, and twenty-fv,
badly wounded, on Tuesday night last. The dog
were of the hound specie, and as they came bach
on another expedition three of them were KILLED
and another wounded.
The Methodists of Oxford have resolved Il
hold u fair and festival for the benefit of thei
Church on the 22d of February.
| Oxford had a severe thunder-gust last Mon
day. and small sized snow storm next day.
| DIR. Chas. P. Bye has sold his farm of 75s;
acres, in Franklin twp, to Gro,ley Pyle, of Lowe
Oxford, for $96.45 per~scre.
The property of Joseph Taylor, in New Lon
don, (about 1870 ucres), was sold to Chas. Moore
OF Delaware, ct S9015 per acre.
William II. Wilson, of Franklin township
has sold his farm Of 46 acres to William Bayles
of Delaware, for 81. 500.
Owen Regain of South Coventry twp wound
ed and captured an american eagle last week
The bird measured ~ feet across the wings, an
tendent upon Its capture as to be able TO eat
rabbit at meal.
Elmer Ewing, of South Coventry township
received dangerous wound In the side from Iii
accidental discharge of a gun, last week.
"A young man named Caleb Slime was instan
" killed on Saturday by the falling of some tin
Der ut q barn raising at Caleb Darlington's, !
East Bradford twp