Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

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heauty-a lovely Cinderella, sitting sad and
neglected by the kitchen fire, her naughty
sisters disappearing through the doorway.
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| elegant and faithful transcript OF the pre-
yailing modes; and the wood cuts, illuslrat- !
ing articles Of dress, and teaching fancy |
work, must he OF great value to the ladies.
The Music, kiss the Little Ones for Me"
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The July number OF this charming gazette
OF fashion and gem of literature has been
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| Iut iHSHlDn plates tkiulliNDt NHh ANNNiAANl
and the reading matter of the most interest
ing and entertaining character 1t is one OF
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and deserves the patronage OF every one
who can appreciate the beautiful in art and
heightened literature
Cecil County Matters We copy the fol.
lowing items from the Elkton WING, of
Saturday
On Saturday last, Cecil C. IIasson, about
IA years old, son of MIR. w. G. llassOn, near
Cherry Hill, was at Markets grist mill, u
short distance away on the Big Elk creek,
3 and while watching the running OF the mil,
e the army overcoat which he had ON came in
4 contact with "a shaft, and he was drawn into
E the machinery, by which he had his legs
4 severly injured, in consequence OF being
4 caught between two wheels. The miller
c Immediately shut off the water, but before
c the machinery was stopped, the ad had sue
Il ceeded in extricatng himself. He was taken
6 home, and his wounds dressed by Drs. Car
e ter and Ellis At last accounts he was doing
v well. Mr. Hasson and his family have the
is sympathy of the community in their sat
n Affections, having the early part OF week
IS buried their eldest son.
@ On Sunday morning while eating break
}. fast at his fathers, near Lords Factory, MIR
Is Aabury Mcdaniel overturned Il pot of no
l. coffee sitting in front OF him, scaldng hi
IT breast and abdomen horribly. DIR. Carte
IS dressed the wounds. Mr.. Mcdaniel carries
1t on merchandising at what is known as Brin
II toms store.
,e The Ladies of the Elkton NJ E. Churc
will hold a Festival, in the grove of Mrs
is FAIR, half mile East OF Elkton, on July 4tl
re next, for the benefit of the Church, to whic
they invite all friends of the church, an
II everybody wishing pleasant, "lndepen
I'd dence Day" good Dinner, an Grafton
III Singing by the Church Choir, and Sunda
I'd School Children. Plenty of Refreshments
Id and good time generally may be expected
at The festival COL up by the Masonic Orde
In here, closed on the evening OF the 7th. TIL
re enterprise was quite literally pa.rouizet
nj the proceeds, clear OF all expenses bein
i'll about $40
ad Mr.. Jos. G. Brown, OF Elkton, has bee
appointed Teller in the National Bank
Odessa, Del, Mr. Brown is young man
high moral culture, strict integrity, eminer
social qualities, and fully competent for I'll
position.
r. For some years. Gas we have stated in pr
j. vious issues, he was chief clerk in the Il
car ternal Revenue office, at this place, viii
under the regime Of James T. McCulloug
.rk Esq. Alter the removal OF that etiicie
OF officer by His Majesty, A. j., MIR. b. VI
The teller in the Elkton National Bank till i
an. reorganization under the new officers, Abo
ing three months since, (not because OF Il
md politics. he was appointed deputy Assista
fit Assessor, TO aid in completing the u. 5.
the sessment in this county-the duties OF whit
ms office he discharged with credit To himst
ur- and profit TO the Government. BY the b
it strikes us that Cecil is pretty well rep
av- scented in the Delaware Banks: Mr. Ila
ZEN. cashier of the Bank at Middlciown; n
500 Gibson, cashier OF the Bank at Odessa, nj
few Mr.. Brown, all beng from this county.
Nth 81. ARdreic'S Chtrch iSdbbdM Schools c.
rod 5ration. The Sabbath Schools attached
civ ST. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Churt
vi this city, held their Thirty-nnth An
mi. yersary Celebration, on Sunday atternO
,rk. last. The attendance OF the scholars a
their friends was large, although the d
ract was exceedingly warm A prominent I
ann. ture Of the occasion was an arch across
,ced chance, iringed with evergreens, The elias
sent up bouquets of flowers, which W
and placed on the face of the arch in such q W
fur as to form the motto
''RocK OF AGES
The centre Of tho arch was shaped lik
aleu shield, and in II was u floral anchor {
Co, chain, made of beautiful and fragrant flow,
y oil This design was universally admired by
hrm who saw 1t, and every heholacl was str
SUI with the beauty of Its conception and
MAR artistic manner in which II was wrOul
VIII 10 the Rev. Mr.. Mcllvaiu, was the SchC
our indebted forthis beautiful and tasteful desi
lens' The report was read by the Rev Mr.. NJ
'n I'D vaine- II shows the schools nbe in n prOsl
hnR- Gus condition, and rapidly augmentng Il
hueI numbers. Interesting, entertaining and
Hens siructive addresses were delivered by
: inns IT. Rev. Bishop Lee, Rev. DR.. William
anu and Rev. VIM A. Newbod. The collect
IS vi amounted to over $4,000. This sum
y aIe been collected by the classes within the
ount two months The scholars sang nun
DIVER ieadershin of Cantoin r. II GSlIorhnr
IL on 1esarves mnch nrniee far Tho eficiency
OF lIs children have attained in vocal music.
hymn sang by the Robert Smith COLI
hunk school, was spoken of by all who heard
ad OF as being rendered in style highly Gre
brow able, both to the children and their inst
G had tors. The occasion was one of much int
urch and will be long remembered with feel
ordi- Of pleasure by all who were present,
r the N,,ioa,j D;n;o;o, Cane IF lro,,os.o
pidly rhs hodv ,y,II nae "f ,Ie Ins,i,n
If the "a. a., "' ~, , W., ~ ~ ~
~ u grand welcome festival will take place
lgs in o.iy, 'H ~ piIdio, NC az
.as,l,r will be formed at the depot and march Il
"a ~ woods. A number of able speakers are
-, & pected TO deliver addresses. Several divii
Co v from Philadelphia are invited and vii
W" present and take part in the ceremonie
tins occasion.
The p,s..n,. IA No.e,Jl Tho woshir
semi NJ. Tn,,s,,o,,,, i,a,a hod r,o,,,Cant,,r
Y last. Landson,s sary,ica cot 81 eo,;d eiiyer M
profess H., ;~tard 70 ,,rosart 20 Na,,or iudlo,
,nlcels Norfolk, for his kind attentions to then
io Va their recent visit TO that city. They
: nAu. also had made an elegant silver fire