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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-26
Gtre1mtelIiQeneer:


Lewis Applegate, the Senator elect
from this district, is brother OF Joseph
Applegate, Esq, of Wellsburg. The
two brothers are quite opposite in their
politics, but both of them among the
most respectable citizens of Brooke.
James Hervey, the delegate elect. is
a Republican in politics, if we under
stand his status correctly. He ran,
however, as an Independent candidate
against Archer, the regular nominee,
and was voted for by the Democracy
Mr.. Hervey.
Ia Wellsbufg township the vote as
between Applegate and Donehoo stood
l04 for the former and 80 for the latter.
As between Hervey and Archer it
stood Ill to 90. AS between Fresh
water and Wells. for School Superin-
tendent, it stood 1O3 to 100.
AT Wells school house Applogate re-
cei we'd 50 to as for Donehoo. AT Fow-
Ter IS, The former received 80. the other,
26, AT Prather's precinct, the former
received 40, to % for the latter; at Good
VIII 100 to 95.
Brooke is a peculiar old county. 1t
moves quite leisurely, politically and
otherwise. There are only 10 square
miles of it, and, like the State of Della
ware, it can only afford to move an inch
or so at time. Hence it voted the
Democratic ticket persistently for u
long while before the war, and natural
I,r e..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-26

1t was also further ordered that to
accommodate the travelling public the
said Ferry shall cause their boats to
cross at six O'Clock a. M, and continue
crossing, when called, until dark; and
they shall cross with the skiH until
nine o'clock p. M, if demanded.
For crossing after dark, they may
charge double the rates above specified.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-26
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes


rnat never have been, ,uor never oan:Oe beat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-26
l4o Main Street,

corner of union. wH LING,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-26

That Ia to say, we are New
Store,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-26
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Ral Road.

ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 18TH, 1877,
" Trains will run AZ fOlIoWE
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

FlFTY-FlFI1T ANIMAL MEETlNn.
This Society held its Filly-Gith Annual Meeting
on Thursday morning, the 18TH instant, in Grace
Church.
Judge Hail. President Of the Society, called the
meeting 70 order, and proceedings were opened
WIN pray" hy Rev. Mr.. Curtis.
iho lhuluies pr tho last Annual Meeting were.
reau W 'iie Secretary, Mr. Sparks, and the Trca-
surer report was lrcyntcd and read by MET
Taylor, treasurer cwlmittcc was onpointcd
10 examine the report aud ,e,lo With a., TO-
surcr "'' ~ -
report Of the preceding Of tic III, ,,oo,,u,,
Of the Sussex County Bible Society wa, ,'..
ed and read. '7clt
Mcssrs Stevenson, Porter. Chandler aud Starr
were appointed committee To nominate officer.
Tor thu ensuing year
hcvDr, sheldon, Agent Of The American lillc
Society, was present.
II was resolved 10 hold the next Annual Meet
w ny ~ "eorges, on the second Thursday ii
September at II O'clock. AN.
pr' Sheldon was appointed to draft , ,,;n,,.
concerning The death Of DIR. Hall
me meeting then adjourned until y o,,,oo,.
in the evening = eioch'
"a. 'o'i''y met again in the evening. pursuor,
70 adjournment, and Reelected its OH n,i,n.,s III
The ensuing year. They arc ms G,no,,,. n,
dent, Hon. Willard Halt; Secretary c.. ~, ",
sparksi Treasurer, f. T. Taylor
Alter the business was finished a1aro...-
made by Right Rev. Alfred Lee ID. ID. and po,.
Snaries D. shaw, of this city, Rev. Dr. Smith. a
new iork and Rev DR.. Sheldon, Of New jersey
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

NnHF"Lk.-oiiEEHYsroN NGnrEAuuE
The excursion Of railroad and steamboat men
concerning which we publish an interesting let
ter elsewhere, has returned to this city.
The letter above alluded to chroniclcd lis move
mcnts up 10 Tuesday evening when The excur-
sionists arrived at Norfolk. They remained at
Norfolk during the greater part Of the following
day and at . O'Clock Wednesday they went on
board the Sue and sailed fol Chcrr,stonc. n town
ON Chcrrystonc Inlct, NORTHAMPTON Co.. Virginia
eastern Shorc,) about IA miles north of Cane
Charles They were received ut Chcrrystone
with II salute OF two guns from an old brass field
piece.
Having examined this harbpr they LAZY there
during Wednesday night and left the next morn
Ing at about O'Clock, and ON their way up ran
in to Pnngoteaguc inlet in Accomar Co.
Their pilot not being familiar with the channel.
however, and not wishing to run his boat aground
they only made very partial examination Of the
inlet and without running up TO the landing pro-
cceded on their way up the bay to Crisicld where
they took the train arriving at this city Thursday
evening.
One gentleman of the party, with whom VIC
convcrscd, Is thoroughly convinced of the ulti-
mate extension Of the Delaware Road to Cherry
stone there to connect with boats for Norfolk.
The proposed railroad from urbanna to West
Point, Virginia, is also recognized by all. to be
very impo tant link in the system of railroads, OF
which the Dclaware,o Peninsular road Is a part.
urbanna is on the Rappalannock river few miles
above its mouth, and West Point is on the James
River, and is the present terminus of the Rich
/ monI nd Ja,nna Dirn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington and rhadc
phia ut I.JO a. Nj. Leave Philadelphia, G.U0 T. NJ,
and Wilmington 40 l.. NJ, for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above will leave Smyrna for
Clayton 1900 noon and 740 r. NJ, and Clayton for
Smyrna 40 A. M.2U0 ~ 10.05P. M.,to make connec-
tOn with trains to and from Dover, and Stations south
Trains leaving Crisield 600 +. NJ, and Wilmington
going Sonth at 1880 A. NJ, will In close
ton with Steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth and
Express Trains to and from Baltimore, Philadelphia
Lane only at principal stations At which their time
is stated Except that Steamboat Train South will
let OIL passengers from Baltimore at any station
which they have tickets.
Passengers from Delaware Il. Il. Line To Baltimore
change cars at Wilmington, Passengers from
baltimore to Del X. r., change cars at N. O. juno
ticn, in morning, ut Wilmington, ut night unless
trains are delayed.
Il. Q. sEWALI, Jr.,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

SAND HoLE.-There is a fine large sand hole IN
jackson street each side of Elm street and Just IN
front of new row of three story brick houses. II
is undoubtedly cheap way OF getting SAND ana
If the people out that way are satisfied we are If
they are satisfied however, they are more easily
pleased than most people.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19
THE LoLLER ACADEMY,
Jrapellers' Guide.
II, resass.=zSl PHILADELPHIA, WILL.
~ stss.as......;..ss.s MINGTON AND BALTlMORk
RAlI. KOAU TINE TABLE

g NI PlI1rAD XII nArr, WIsi.
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY sth. 1861
Trains will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET
AND WASHINGTON AVENUE, as follows;
WAi-MAlL TRAIN At $50 A. NJ, Sundays cxccp-
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington
for Crisield and Intermediates stations.
EXrREsS TRAIN At li.so A: Nj. Sundays exccl-
EMPRESS TRAIN 1T $50 y. NJ. Sundays except
ed, Ar baltimore and washington, stopping at Chus-
ter Thurlow, linwooa, Claymoni, Wilmington, New
town, Perryvile, liavre-de-Grace Aberdeen, Perry
mans, Elgew'ol, Magnolia, Chase'sand Stcmmcr's
NIGHT EXPRESS at HOO =. NJ, (Daily,) aor Balt-
more and Washington Connects at Wilmington
Saturday with Delaware Railroad Line stopping
Al New Castle, Middletown. Clayton, Smyrna, Dover
Camden, Felton, Harrington, Milford, Seaiord Sails
bury Princess Anne, and connecting at Crisheld
with Boat for Norfolk, Portsmouth and the South
Passengers by boat from baltimore for Fortress
Monroe and Norfolk. will take the Ito A. NJ. Train
VIZ W ST.fs w Hi ActosnoSA TieS TRAINS
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and
Wilmington:
Leave Philadelphia at l2.3l, 90 100 500 and II 10
(lay) r. NJ. The $50 p. NJ train connects with
bclaware railroad for Dover and intermediate St.,
tinis. The G0o +. NJ. train runs To New Castle.
Leave Wilmington nj go I. 10 and 500 A. NJ, Loo
n G.so DAILY I'M;
The 7.i5 a. NJ, will not stop at stations between
Chester aud Philadelphia.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at T25 A. NJ, Way Mail. 935 A.
NJ, EEpress Alb PM. Express. G.35 +. N. Express
S.t5 l.. NJ. Express.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore at s55 T.. NJ, stopping at llayre
dr-Grace, Pcrryyille and Wilmington. Also stops al
North; East, Elkton and Newark ito take passengers
for Philadelphia, and leave passengers from Washing
ton or ilmurc,) and at Chester To leave p,sscn cTr
from Baltimore ar Washington
Through tickets to all points West Sonih, Southwest
may BIZ plotnred al Ticket office. s2S Chestnut st.,
under Continental Hotel Persons purchasinG tickets
nj the office can have baggage checked ut their rcs
dencu by the Union Transfer Co.
II. +. KENNEl. Supcrintcn lieut..
TT, rrsssssfsg::sgzg1 DE l. a w A RI RAIL
q 81 ..ssii....-.ssss:g ROAD LINE.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY Sth, is67.
Passenger Trains will run as follows until further
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

rINlIIS is not only new fashion, but new aflEr
i Of Skirt, made All entirely new lrlilellhc,n n
novel am. yet perfect the ladies contend II s''"'
be called Perfection m AZ
we would here call particular attention 10 lhe A., A.
You LIKE IT. or flexible joint. extending hswh s'
front Of the skirt II Is 80 constructed thal I've
fold inwarily but not outwardy and readily ylvu
the slightest pressure, thus allowing them 70 c"ilal'
so that the skirt occupies the smallest possible ss
while sitting riding or in passing through el'T ,
and yet the moment the pressure y rdnWN'''"
skirt RESUMES il original and beautiful shape ,n,
The novelty and utility vi this cohtrivahco h'e""''
be seen to be appreciated. .,,,.,, hams.
untls of extracts from letters are day fecrh"3'
speaking in the highest praise Of these hRif'T
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

IMrRoyEMESrs.-Mc ssrs. Minton have just
erected on Bird street, West Wilmington, Qlat
portion formerly known MS llcdgeyillc) five twc-
aud-;i-Ialf story frame touscs. JESSE b. Bougl-
man did the carpenter work,
James llarrigan has also just erected two fame
houses on the same street, Of the same size and
style, and uilt by the same contractor.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

LITTLE CEEEk.--On Thursday afternoon. Il
party Of gentlemen from Dover, made Al cxplo-
ration ul Little Creek with the view Of drcrlnin-
ing the praciicabty of widening and stmightcn-
ing the stream 50 as to make ii mlyigablp for sea-
going steamers in connection with contemplated
change of terminus Of the Delaware Central Rail-
road. The result ftlis observation was that the
stream could be widcncd and Strengthened from a
point about "a quarter Of mile from the Landing
by land, or mile by the stream, and within 300
yards of fast land, at cost not exceeding 10 900
The distance from this point to the moath of the
creek is about two miles in straight line. but by
following the windngs Of the creek it i, at least
four. The creek was sounded all the way ont at
low water. Inside the creek the slmllowc,t water
was four feet; ON the bar, ut the mouth there
was three feet of water and two feet Of soft mud.
As the steamers running from New York to Ma
hon draw but six feet Of water ii is evident that
they could come into this creek at high water,
were it wdcncl and some of the twist. taken ont
fit Dchi@d,,dn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

NEw BuipINos.-John G. Clark, Jr., is erect
Ing, ut Krkwood, n large store and dwelling
house, not hotel, MS was recently stated 10 this
aud other papers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

CATTLE KuLrp---1hc down freight on the
Delaware Road, carly Friday morning Killed "a
COW and steer near Kirkwoud. The cattle be-
longed to Charles Llm.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

SCHOONER DAaIAGEp.-A Fortress Monroe cor
respondent of the Philadelphia BaHetin says:--
"The schooner Grand Istdad, from Camden
bound to Wilmington, Delaware, with lime, which
put into Norfolk in consequence oil damages re-
ceived in the gale of the LIST inst, is now being
repaired
If it means Camden. New Jersey, she took u
round about way to get here.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

UNDER WAY.-The row of 20 houses on li'i-
den st., near the northern boundary linc o. INC
city, which we noticed some time ago VIII soon
be built, the necessary excavation for the cellars
is almost completed and the foundation walls are
boianc bIiiII
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19
MADAM FOY'S
Paints for Farmers and Others.
The Grafton Mineral Paint COMPANY

Are now manufacturing the Best, chsaprst aud most
Durable Paint in use iva coats well put un mixed
with pure Lnceed OIL will last 10 ar 10 years It il
of light brown or beautiful chocolate colcf, and
be changed To green lead stone, olive, dfab cream
To suit the taste uf the consumer 1t is alnahc for
Houses, Barns. fcuccs Agricultural Implements
Carriage and car-inali, rs, Fails and Wo,ilcnwaic,
Canvas, Metal and Shinglc Ruofs, lit being Fire and
Water p.up0. Bridges, liurinl Cases, Canal Boats,
Ships and Ships botums, Floor oil Cloths (onc
Manufacturer having used 5000 bbs., the past y,arl
and as u paint for any purpose Is unsurpassed for
body durability, elasticity, aud adkcsiycnGss Price
10 per Dbl, Of 800 lbs, which will supply = lllmcr
for years to come. Warranted in all ciIscs above,
send for u circular, which gives full particulars,
None genuine unless branded IL trade mark Graf
ton Mineral Paint. Address DANIEL BlDWELI,
Proprietor 2ji Pearl st. New York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19
La .; ..:::.:; NEW ROUTE

"a ;;Y::....;i:sa TO rms rnr
SOUTH AND SOUTH EST,
Steamboat train of Delaware kail Rra ne
leaves Wilmington daily Sundays excep sl,l 800
A. NJ. connecting with the the Steamers
City of Norfolk and Lady of the Lake.
For Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va. At Portsmouth
passengers make close connection with trains Of
scabord and Roanoke Railroad for Weldon, Raleigh,
Charlotte, Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah, and
all Southern Points Returning, boats leave Ports
mouth nj 10 A. NJ, saturdays exceptcd,) arrival
81 the Southern train; passengers leave Crisiled at
COOL M.,and arrive at Wilmington ut 1li5 =. NJ.
FItEIGHT CONNECTIONS are made not only at
Portsmouth. with Scaboard and Roanoke Rail Rsad,
but at Norfolk with an unbrOken Il X. line, reaching
the Mississippi at Memphis and whose conscctinn
lines reach all points in the Southwest.
L. q. SEWALI,
does Suut Drl Il IL I'm
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS. - Robert c.
Frame, Register, has granted letters of admins
tratlon MS follows -on the estate Of Jacob Tyson,
late. Of 81. Georges Hid, 10 Andrew Eliason;
estate of Andrew +. Armstrong, late Of st.
Georges lld., TO Andrew EIiason; estate of
Ephriam Bcastcn late of St. Georges Ill.,. VIII
helmina Beasten and Andrew Elason
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19
LOCAL NEWS.

SALE or REAL EsrArE.-ogle 4 Townsend
have sold for James Bradford, his interest Gone
half) In the Telegraph Building, corner OF Third
and Market sts., to Edward Mclnal, for Ss,5O''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

| Finance Committee III. i. flcheisi ~ H. 'Ai"
CHER and James Conner.
street Commitee-P. Plunkett, NJ. Welic, II. +.
Pickles, W. c. Leiblandt and Edwin Lewis.
lvater;nq Communicates. Chandler, p. Plunkctt,
j. G. Rowland, Q. II. Gallagher, j. X. Kirlinan.
Committee on Aceounts-C. IL. Gllagher, j. X.
Kirkman W. C. Lcibrandt.
Committee on Boads--G. W. Dorsey, J. X.
Kirkman, Ralph Nc. Call.
Committee on Public Baihiiags-G W. Dorsey,
G. Chandler p. Pnukct NJ. Weldc, Edwin Lew
Is.
Bourd Of Rerisioa-J. d. Picrson, c. IL, Gala
gher, ID. Woolman, j. X. Krkman, VI, Wcldc
Committee on Enyrossmeni--ti Chandler, VI.
Welde, R. Mccall.
Committee on Fire COMPATIBILITY. pcrson, j.
G. Rowland, p. Plunkct.
COMMITTEE on Opeaiag Streets ID. Wuolna, Z.
II. Gallagher, II. +. Pickles
Committee on Fabiic LdmpS-J d. Picrson, d.
Woolman, W. G. Lcibrandt.
Police CogimNot-W {. Lcibandt. NJ Wclde.
Edwin Lewis.
Committee on Educdiioa-J. c. Rowland, d.
Noolman, w. c. Lcibrandt.
Committee on Nargatioa-Philip Pnnkctt, VI.
Weldc, and j. X. kirkman.
Committee on Tiwsis-.H. 7. Pickles, G. H. Gal
lagher James Conner.
Specidl Committee on near .Mop-J u. ricrson,
Philip Plunkctt, e. W. Do,scy Il. Lewis james
Conner.
Conmittee on Public Squuc q. Chandler, JIG.
Rowland. G. w. Dorsey. u. Woolman and j. X.
Kirkman.
Coa,mihee Of Conference cM Board # HedM
&C Chandler, NJ Wcldc, q. W. Dorsey, d.
Woolnian, Edwin Lewis.
Committee on Luc--C. II. Gallagher, p. Plum
kett, j. c. Rowland, IL. +. Pickles and ]. X.
Kirkman.
The President called on the Committee ON
Rules to report.
Mr.. Pickles said the committee desired further
time to enable them to examine the rules olother
similar bodies. lie moved that the old rules be
adopted until others were fixed on. The motion
| prevailed.
On motion Of Mr.. Gallagher the subject OF
nuisance created By the manure on Fourteenth
\ ST., was taken from the hands Of the Street Com
mittec and referred to a special committee.
A complaint Of DAVID Wilson concerning un-
just assessment was referred to the Finance Com
mittcc.
Mr.. Chandler Offered the foowin. which was
on motion adopted
Rosolred, That the Clerk bu instructed to have
published in pamphlet form 2OO copies OF the
ordinances passed between Sept 9Th lsGG, and
Sept. 9TH, 1Sj1. Also any acts passed hy the
General Assembly affecting the charter of the
city of Wilmington.
The Use Of the City Hall and grounds was
granted To the ladies Of Hanover Street Church
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

NEAT CoTTAGEs.-MrT Waters Ferrec has
just erected two neat frame cottages on two lots
he recently purchased on Elm street at the cor
ner of Porter street The lots aie 20 feet wide.
The houses are l6 by % feet, with handsome
porehes in front. Each has four good sized
rooms and II cellar The cottages are painted
white and have black walnut brackets under the
caves as apparent supports TO the roof. We are
informed that one of them is for sale. This i, a
chance for some one to gain neat and pleasant
home at II small cost.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

SEIZURE or CrGAEs.-DeputyCollcc lIillyarl
seized about 1000 cigars last Saturday week, from
George Steinicken. Mr.. S. bought the cigars in
Philadelphia, and they were sent TO him, with, IL
is supposed, stamps that lad been previously
used. The cigars are now ut the office Of the
Deputy Collector, awaiting condemnation, or re-
lease, it is MS yet uncertain whether the stamps
had been previously used or not
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19
STEVENS HOUSE.
FL, a3, ~, d. ~ BROAD Way N. y.

- 90 ~ ~ - - ~ " "a - W ~ Az ~
Opposite Boici'ig Green.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
THE STEVENS HOUSE is well and widely known
J. to the travelling public. The location is especially
suitable to merchants and business men IL Is in
close proximity to the business part Of the cityis
the highway Of Southern and Western travcl-and
adjacent to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat
dcyos.
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommoda-
ton for 800 guestst Is well furnished, and pos
sesses every modern Improvement for the comfort
and entertainment of its inmates. The rooms are
spacions and well ventilated provided with gas and
water--the attendance Is prompt and rcspcctinland
the table is generously provided with every dc.icacy
of the seasonal moderate rates.
GEO. IL. CHASE 4 co,
jyl3-Gmd&w PgoPRIEToRs
A WATSON ATWOOD,
TTORNE Ar La W
Biz Walnut Street Philadelphia.
1S- Special Attention paid 10 the Collection Of
Debts. marll-tfd&w
Tags PRINTED at the lowest Philadelphia prices
Il at the
TRIBUNE Steam Printing Oalce,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19
alfw advertisements.
SIG NTEIC GAN It.

The new system Of advertising adopted by Geo.
r, Rowell h Co, Advertising Agents, No. ~ Park
Row, New York, is attracting a good deaf Of aiien.
ton.
The follow extract from speech delivered be-
fore tho n. Y. Slate Editorial Convention, laicly
holden ut rcnn Yang by prominent Advertising
Agent Of N. Y city goes IN show that he at least nc.
knowlcdgcs It's advantages.
From Jamcsieirn N. Y. Journal ef Augta sad, Edi
ri b. Z. Z Blsunr, chtrnan ~ cmmiitce on
ApyfGrisi sa AGgSoiEs.
MIR. Fcttngill spoke In opposition to that ilhii
from the publishers stand point alone. lie showed
the publishers that by this system of contracting
they were giving lower rates than they gave their
own home customers or Others equally as prompt n'i
good customers that ihcy were selling one portion
III their paper he used To compete with and under
bid The other columns that the owtcr Of the space
thus sold could come right in and b.at ilr publishers
prices and take his business away from Him Thai II
The publishers. fully understanding this, still wished
To continue irregular and unbusAcss like system
hc Q'eltusl ~ Col should oi course ccasc trying u
get advertising or the papers al their regular ratcs
and go into the other system Of contracting which
he could stand II the prncrs could"
The anxiety ON the account of newspapers il mn
called for There il not one In twenty which would
not prefer to receive all their foreign patronage III
this plan, when it is fully understood II Is too sen
orally recognized az thoroughly beneficial Ia MI par
ties concerned To be injured in the least by anything
which may he said against 1t by Interested parties
Advertisers ~honld send for circular giving full
explanations.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

fEi.lS MIIi.s--A correspondent OF the Gascne.
over the signature Of Mill Creek, gives the
following additional facts concerning the mills of
the Messrs Fell, lately burned -
1t was formerly grst and -four mill but since
II came into the POSSESSION Of the present firm il
was enlarged and used for manufacturing choco
late and spices, which have gained an excellent
reputation all over the country. 1t was in this
mill that the inventor, Oliver Evans, a native of
Delaware, who was born in 1913, within n half
mile Of the mill, FIRST tried successfully his in
yentions; the elevator, the conveyor the drill
We hopper boy and the dcsecnder the Qpplica-
.l 1 OF which to mills worked by water power
S W,I revolution in the manufacture of Hour
Mhen nc made and tried these inventions he was
Z ~ ewvy,9nr or twenty-five years Of age that