Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
LOCAL NEWS.


The Sunday Sehnulat Blacsstunis roads vii
lave bic mic On Thursday, 22j lust.
Roy. ". II. II. Marsh, Of this ,iiy, lieauh.t, IL
wyonng and Dover Sunday.
The smylh Iou,Se- propose d moonlight px
rnisiDn next nloOn
killing ewailows with clu,,s is one al III,
rlus:neuts now I" in sensoi" with the boys OIL
ILLS city
I.e Dover Bapiisls have given their pastor
heN. y. u. FIippu. time nhd means for months
VACATION
sailor naui,d Reynolds formerly OF this city,
was killed by lightning at Jacksonville, Florida,
few day aga,
Tile .Uafuai Friend prays for u HURRICANE to
uipw dDwn some VI the ugly old houses thai dis
t.uie Milford
sarah A. Irblty has taken out letters OF admin.
ssratlon On the estate Of Thomas ZeLley lac VI
hrnldywi &C lid.
DR.. {. u. Thonas Il gradu ,tc OF the University
pi ainryllnd. has located nj Magnolia. e.. the
practice Ut medicine.
Farmers about Miliold have generally l.i,hr,l
thcsliing aud the VII al crop ha- turned ullt
better than they expected.
Frank kaesy was quite badly Injured u few
days ago by falling from stack Of wheat on Tie
infn Vi Rev. George Weist near Clayton
Roy. A.. Bos-crnian. Of the Universalist ctnicl,,
III THIS riy, ihcchad In ih Church Of tt,l De-
'lnDin tin, nj Chesapeake City, on Sunday,
Has tic Mdd!etown Transcript suspended !;
We 40 y rtlbtn,htr seeing cor, Of it ioi u
week or two.
The pnstots oi smyrna Circuit NJ. Il. Church,
,lopnsc tr hnld services NJ Clayton as soon as n
place eau be procured.
laer. RePn1Rso' has hea'd the MAINS Oh Alder
nan Vincent nlcntiuntd In connection wi;h the
Republican nomination for Mayor,
file directors Of lie Wilmington aud Great
valley Turnpike Company, have declared diy-
.si vi fifty cents per share
lew crates of peaches wel. shipped from
georgetown Int week. lnrgc quantities Of black
i"Ffies nnd iiuck'ehtrries were shippcd from
ll4.u
The little iand in Sussex that was planted In
West nate gund erDp this y,ar. The oil Is
'nSilercd . tup light there tnr any ylrv rA.
'hsiyo culture " tic cereal
y gentleman who came up the Delaware ral-
,"ai last Friday t'und much of tue corn looking
'Ndiy o. account ii The drought, the blades ap-
i'eaiing rhtiTtle and rolled up.
be cnnred population Of Water street, in
,"ilhih. induiGed IN n free fight on Thursday of
llst week "hich resulted in several bloody noses
cracked crowns, arrests and fine
The regular quarterly meeting of the Trustees
q lns rn"r for this county will he held Mt the
1'cl.c; n. III.
Il il expected that track having OH IT,. vii
lnh4t"n nid kihl,g H. r., at this city, viii
commence very s,oi The oross ties will arrive
IA day ar two.
Rev q. II. True OF Christ Church, boxer, hts
.een grnnird leave Of absence for one month
nom h'sl sunday IN August. During his absence
'h"mis NJ. Antrim, lcrniialc will conduct The
'Oivces.
tirv. sainael Fisher. u. u. Ia end.ayntinr TO
'rpani1n congregation o. The - Reformed
Church" In Camden. There are some churches
i'rfaay. organized on this Peninsula that need
tsprniltg
,;cn Van Worst, of Jersey civ. who o,yna Il
upur lilo, a
ne prospective crops pt nuInher Of peach or
,i'rFds nlhnt thu latter I'iace 1T prices ranging
aln 500 10 $1,000.
l.''t saturday weak some rascal broke into the
i1rof Mr. Criseh.um, OF Dover, aud rtnle every
I. tllcle vt provision Ia il, including about $40
f"rth q! winrs aud llquurs Mr Q. was lett
i'iI'ni aorscl for bis Sundays dinner
= u. osle sold far Shtrif Richardson, On
saturday wrtk, The brick house OF W'llium d.
im'k+, 10 Edward T. Bcl,h lnr $500. Also
|" William McCallley, for $1,000.
lhc torn crop about Middlrtown Is not doing
"e'l. Tho prevalence IT cuol weather his re-
us'drd Its growth, and n worm or some other
ii'-'ei Is destroy ing The iap-ru.. 1t stands un-
'Ntny and does not look healthy
j frel Gilman WIN had iraciur his leg q. Font
delaware was sent 10 the almsh' Use, where tho
.'mh was hmpututed TN Thursday, and on Friday
% dird lie was Inferred in the Wilmington and
"riudywuu Cemetery on Sunday.
the law requiring dogs to bg mnzz'ed i, not
.h'nccd. aud we know of no good reason why
u should he. Onr clty's experience this year
groves TINT the amin ia are more liable to hydr =
PhaOli IN the spring than is the summer
Robert n Wiley is now engaged in running
nee tri-wtekly, between this city and Newark,
lie leaves Narvels hotel on Monday, Thursday
"a Saiutdiy ~ time 10 connect with the uinrn
ts bout In ibis city. He lcavr- the City Hotu
~ Front street at O'Clock, +. NJ, to retHrn.
Recently the minute book OF the vo.try of
~ n..,s N...... . a.
Y lisht. 1t has been in the possession of Rev.
NJ fihnkjiD OF lndaih, having rot among his
looks some way, while he was IL this diocese.
'ni' hook furnishes number Of historical items
u Interest to the pnrishoncrs Of Christ Church
and citizens of Dover.
salts Of e cal Estate
Sheriff Richardson sold nn Saturday ite brew
~ property OF s. A. Ncheker s. Co., TO Col. A.
H. Grinshaw, for $4,000. suffice, to Two mort
ages, amounting Ia $12,oUo; md the stable pro-
nriy OF the same parties, to VIM. s. McCauley,
E>q., TOR $3.50. 1t was understood that Col.
trlnishaw purchased for the Star Liam Associi-
ION, and Mr.. MeCaulley for Messrs. Massey,
Huston a. Co., If Phiadrphia.
1hnm's ". Ogle auctiureer, sold on Saturday,
o. public sale, Tor sheriff Richardson. tue follow
M pr perry oi Joseph W. Day, subject To mort
~ Is, Sc., and light dover In SOME cases.
NJ, |. a two stony brick house. No. sol Ben
he!i street, To VIM. ilunur i-r S705
no. q two story brick house on the Garner
VI IN aud Pine streets, to john Horny, nr-SsOO.
No. y. lot nj tho corner Of 9th and Madison
,lgrt-: 2ou fret front by 100 feet deep, to Grim
law y Plui krti, for S;75.
No. A. IL foot lot or Madison street, above
*, 10 driinshaw Y Plupkett. for $500.
Nc. D. lot near stl and Monre streets, 100
neg front, Ia BENZ T. u ,rk, Tor 500.
No g lot fronting 20 ieet on Monroe street.
rem Sh to \. +. Belts, Tor $210.
No. !. lot fronting 10 feet on Market street.
'onve 18Th. To g. W. Dorsey, for S11O0
No. 8. A lot fronting $50 iert on Ninth street,
elar Madison, TO Juc',b RI bman for $780,
alMosr RAILROAD ACCiDEST.-Whatm might
nave rcpn serious accident, but which fDrlu-
natrly resulted without any III consequences of
moment, occurred on Monday AFTERNOON on the
rhilndelpha. Wilmington 81 Baltimore Railroad.
pr iunr uclotk z. NJ. Express train from rh'la-
.aiphia. WHEN beyond Nor h East Cecil county,
~ founding curve, came In contact with some
attic stapding upon the road fortunately throw
w Them tn without leaving the track. The
IAN, which was goug u very rapid rate, ran
ONE disiahce buyOud the spot where the COLI
fiun occurred, and on returning 1t was found
iat three Leiicrs ard bulls had been struck,
70 oil them killed and one injured.
hey wfru removed and the train, witt its
,'aInerous passengers, went on to Baltimore. Il
y htluhatei indeed, that an accident which might
ave proved 80 disastrous in its results should
'tfle bccn attended with so little loss
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HARVEST ilohF. Tho ladies Of the Brandy.
"sne Baptist Church Will hold harvest home In
4, r., sroye nj Bran.ywine Summit Station on The
~ piHnhft central Ii1tlrNdn on
;'Urstay, An4uat 5,h, Speaking and singing ID
\, N 'rning md afitrioon. Tickets 80 els
;nilorcn 2bcs. TIE proctc,ls are 10 te devoted
y lie aill's - il ii,hing and furnishing iha new
lrttng liuu.,. ~. 10 The course ii tr.c,irn by
,al Church. line sr we Is within 100 ward. u,
q. e DIP and nu direct road lrom Wiliniigtor
:, West Chester miles frsm thu surzl.er uut
thIn the latter.
Th pubic ait invliHd.