Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-24
OUR NEiGilBoRs.


| --Perc Clayton, (colorcd,) hostler at Il hotel in
Centreville, was robbed recently OF $780, the say
| iDgs from months OF labor.
a new NJ. Il. church is being erected in Piney
Neck, Queenstown District. The building, it is
said. will be n very neat one, and will be ready
| for dedication some time in January.
Amongst the general dullncss IL is refreshing
20 sec That there is some marrying going on there.
CHESTER COUNTY.
The application for a now township to be
| formed of parts of Calm and Valley townships
| having been granted by the court the parties op-
posed to The change haze appealed to the Supreme
| Court.
--Thorndalc rolling mill hos resumed operations
| under The management of II new firm, Bailey g.
| Brother.
On Sunday of last week mad dog went to
the farm of John James, in East Bradford, and
| bit his dog. Mr.. James pursued the rabd ami
NAL aud killed il, and then returned and shot his
| own dog.
The annual election of managers of the Mu-
| tuul Fire Insurance Company of Chester County
| will be held at Coatesvie on January 18th. There
arc four voting places for this election In this
State
| CEciI COUNTY.
Hon. James Wall, delivered his lecture ON
| Woman, in Elktou. The lYhig says it tproyed
one of two things either that the Hon, Lecturer
did not comprehend the subject he attempted to
handle, or that an argument cannot be made
against the enlargement OF what is termed, wo-
mans sphere"
Tho Elkton Democrat has discovered that
| "Womans rights and female suffrage arc pet
schemes of Horace Greeleys. This will be news
to the friends OF these movements.
james Cutlery, who lives at the Mccullough
| Iron works, near Elkton, was thrown from wa
gon recently, and badly bruised and scratched.
The young men of Elkton vary the monotony
of that somewhat dull town, by drinking and
eli bfiity
| The teachers of the public schools of Chesa-
peake City Misses Biddle aud Mcknsey, have
organized m educational society, 10 meet weekly.
TALBOT COUNTY.
| The Methodists hold fair and festival in st.
Michaels during Christmas week.
-Protracted meeting will commence in the NJ.
L. church, at Ferry Neck, January Sd.
Some man challenges, in the advertising col
ums OF the St. Michaels Comet, the whole Eastern
shore oil Maryland TO produce better whiskcy for
80 per gallon, than he is selling for "a.
The Easton merchants have made great pre-
| Iaratuns for Christmas. This Is great iestal
day all over the Peninsula.
The steamboats, were still running from Bal
| timorc to Easton last Thursday.
| A select school for young ladies has been
opened in Eastop.
| Skating had actively commenced at Easton
when the rain on the 10th spoiled ii.
The Easton Journal says Persons in Balti-
more wishing to ret to the Eastern Shore can
have no trouble this winter Purchase tickets on
the Philadelphia and Wilmington" and Della
ware Railroad To Clayton-there take the " Ma
ryland aud Delaware to Ilillsborough, short
ride in Wright's comfortable stage will put you in
| Easton early In the evening" This may H. u
very simple process but it don't sound that way.
wIcoMIco COUNTY.
Salisbury has dramatic exhibitions this week.
Mrs. Betscy Gor,y died in Salisbury, recently.
aged 10.
| THE Eastern Shoremin warmly susains GOV.
Bowie In his refusal to call an extra session OF the
Maryland Legislature.
| SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Somerset Herald thinks it probable that
| the calored men sentenced to be hung on January
| 9Th will he further respiled, us their evidence may
be necessary the trial of Geo. Bailey, the last
| of the criminals WIN has just been caught.
| Thomas E. Wilmington has obtained letters OF
Administration On the estate of Stephen IL. Mills,
| deceased.
The Olney'' faim, near Princess Anne, has
been sold to Mrs. B. Hurst of MISSIONER, for
| $780, The real estate market has for for some
time been quite dull.
Aaron Conrad has sold to the friends of the
| Catholic Church, his handsome residence, corner
18th and jackson st Gets, and square of ground for
| an Episcopal residence and school soon to be es-
| tablished for about $4,000.
j. T.. Chamberlain has sold portion of his
GROUND auJolnlng inc Wilmington nhu Diuhuy-
| wine Cemetery to its managers for $6 900.
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From the Army Hospital; the bloody battle
| field tho mansion Of the rich and the humble
abode of the poor--from the office and the sacred
| desk from the mountain-top, distant valley and
far-oif islands of the ocean-from every nook
and corner of the civilized world, is pouring in
the evidence of the astonishing effects of brakes
Plantation Bitters. Thousands upon thousands
of letters like the following may DC seen at our
| Office -
= y have been in the Army Hospital
for fourteen months, speechess aud nearly dead.
At Alton, ILL.,, they gave me bottle of Plantation
| Bitters. Three bottle have made me well man.
G H. FLAUTE.
| Cause and Effect.
Colds are the effect of INSTRUCTED perspiration The
symptoms so generally understood. that nothing