Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-12-26
OUR NElGHBoRs.

Rev John q. Gregg has been conducting q
revival at Hibcrnia NJ. e. Church, on the Gutll-
rlevllle Circuit. Nearly one hundred have been
converted, and eighty.seven have been admitted
The American Mechanics of Phoenlxville are
to visit Downingtown Lodge, on Thursday eyon-
Ing.
"a small child, grandson of Anthony Bender,
OF Wayncsbmrg, was fonnd dead In Its bed, Friday
morning, The child appeared to be in its usual
good health when 1t retired the night previous
JAS. Keech and Jas. Hawkins of Downing
town, on cunning expedition In Junata county,
had TO give up the pleasure of the chase, on ac-
count Of the snow, and returned with wild cat,
and a wild turkey
An unsuccessful attempt was made to rob the
safe of John E. Leonard, banker at West Ches-
ter, Inst Wednesday night.
On Tuesday morning Of last week. James
Moore, Of salisbury township, Chester county,
was found lying dead with his skull broken, at
burg. He had been to Parkeshurg, made some
purchaser, and was on his way home, when il is
supposed be was struck BY passing train.
Recently while Mrs. George Whitman, of
North Coventry, was slacking lime IN kettle, a
lot of the lime dew over her head and face, burn
ing her very badly. 1t is feared she will lose the
sight of one of her eyes.
As Samuel Wright and his wife, of West Chcs-
ter, were crossing the creek between Parkersville
and Seger's Mill, on Monday of last week, their
sleigh upset and they were thrown out into the
water, which, fortunately, was not deep.
TAttRpor COUNTY.
The store of Messrs. Haddawny & Skunk, at
Easton, was broken open on Saturday night last
and robbed Of some two or three hundred dollars
worth of goods, No clue has yet been had to the
parties.
The Easton Journal, of Thursday, says, not
withstanding the Ice and cold the steamer Balloon
Is still making her trips as far as st. Mchaels she
Mt O n aud diva
understand will continue her trips. as long as 1t is
possible for her 10 get through the Ice.
The Easton Journal, says 1--WE had the
pleasure, on Saturday evening last, to pay our re-
week, has been on visit TO Col. Lloyd. A NUM-
her OF persons from different sections Of the coun-
try, called upon Mr.. Davis the same evening,
frof Minnick, with the Easton Band was pres.
most popular airs, and with Col. Lloyd's hospi.
!allty, rendered the evening very pleasant ONT
Indeed Mr. Davis seemed grataed at the respect
shown him, and expressed himself as highly
pleased with this section of the country.
Capt. Hardcastle, the new President of tn,
Maryland and Delaware Railroad, proposes t.
prosecute the enterprise with energy. Worl
will be resumed and the road built to HILLSIDE
rough, If $4,000 more stock be subscribed.
Leopard, ono of the editors Of the castor
Journal has just been married.
oARoLINE COUNTY.
en.e. iIpl nt Tarina, I p, INFORMS th
rnsido, ~ Tan .u LILLY Tyt ior,i !.
, GS,oeas ~ Caroae 0ohn s was murdered
uia' neigapornooa' on 'ne ON Oh december.
m Dentom 5J ,w,aotn %
a cbr,stmas Fair ana Fest,vo, ,n,,, 1o h.,, !,
The Court House, by the Denton ladies. o,
Thursday.
-Ihe steamer H,ghldnd Light On her trip iron
ashore on Kent Point, during the heavy gale Z
on Friday night She has had an iron ice cutie
P'''.u ~ NJ, p..". :,
"A hog Killed by I: Il. Kemp, weighing 40
pounds, and one q by 4. W. stewart weighing 4S'
-lhe Denton On,on says the chiyalry'' &c
gloriously drunk, drinking brandy with JET
Davis, during his stay at Col. Loyd's.
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