Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-19
OUR NElGHBORS.

The Newtown Record has sensible article
urging people to take their local papers, II all
The local papers would give US much local news
Y lle Record does people will not In course Of
time need much urging.
Those are ugly side heads you have adopted
neghb0r Record.
a young lady near Newtown was so excess
iycy bashful, recently, that she would not be mar
rled before the invited guests, but got married the
nay before and received tho company as hostess.
On Saturday night, 7th ult, store In New
Town, occupied by Shannon q Co., auctioneers
was broken Into and robbed. The thieves secured
Abox oil nails and 40 pennies.
CECIL COUNTY.
The Orphans court was In session Tuesday
AMI wednesday of last week and transacted a
considerable amount of business. r. d. lamar
IN to the Orphans court.
Mr. Joseph Hinchcliffe, News Agent, In Elk
toi, WINE endeayoring to get his papers from the
Tram, recently, fell under the cars. while In mo-
hoi' anu made narrow escape from being killed.
TALBOT COUNTY.
a young gentleman named Worrell, from
hlnlra, N. Y, was recently drowned at St. Mi
A native troupe of MINISTRIES recently gave
very line entertainment In st. Michaels.
navigation between Baltimore and shore towns
y, Talbot has been generally resumed. Most Of
ny NJ: L. and Nj. e. Churches have vacant Pull
KIN, we ministers being absent at the Philadel-
pm NJ. Z. Conference, now sitting in Philadel-
qua or the Maryland Methodist Protestant Con.
,erchce IN Baltimore. A very successful concert
was given 10 the Court House In Easton recently
a uelaii OF the suffering poor of the South, un
aer tle auspices of the Talbot "Southcrn Relief
Association"
CHESTER COUNTY.
,-lhe borough and Township Elections tax,
Pace ON Friday the Goth inst
,l Inc Village Record grows poetic over tn
a,h,w anu says: "Instead of the jngling o
las,'i,nsis, we have the notes of the robin an,
,nnn aa We should like to know If they flu,
"''', Us serviccable as greenbacks.
co miss LeCount graduate of the Institute 70
uoofed Youths will give Readings at the Hort
next ~ "J e's"'N
Law i. Hanes has resigned the position of Te
"n a ~ i,e Bank of Chester County, and is SUI
e ,Ias by Capt. Paul Whitehead, who has been
ly " mat institution. Capt W. is succeede
Joc.tGHantey Garyer, clerk in the United State
oSas, n1ailes, who, with single exception, is tn
lnto banker In the county, goes, II Is reported
,i,,, y, new bank to be established, as Cashie
WIN ar Joseph Murtagh, as Teller.
NAL ne roads In Chester county are very ba,
'u so w frost coming out of the ground
neorl,, ,,n men named Devine and Burns we
new wilmington u Reading r. r.
,h @lne Iihage Record publishes portion of o,
ma ,asa OF the annual report of the w. u RR.
itself. 'As !" 10 ah extract from the repo
DELAWARE COUNTY.
us oiso Me Greeley will deliver his lecture
ni noi , Made Men, In Chester, on Thursday cy
Gan, ihe Chester Republican of last Saturday say
fin, p Ira, Frank Smith and William L. Derriekst
hed p Wy, TWO johnson men in Lower Chichest
SLa wnat they call democratic meeting''
i ane aa Hook, one evening last week. The q
Serr" "e.eu Us President, and William did duty
lu pi,eary. Smith wrote the preamble and re
aL,s; ns ana Derricksen read them. They
pre aSNc q General Grant, Gov. Geary, and G,
ar and tender their grateful thanks to Andr
Wa hana,c.ling, we do not exactly know WI
Of M, hau nearly forgotten to say that the ofiic
paign club. 'Ae"'''i'e' in'o "