Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-29

lhliOl COUNTY.
John @. Cole and family have rcmoyed from,
st. Miehaels to Altoona, Pa
barn belonging 10 Geo. Adams color,a -,
lay Hundred was DESTROYED by fire recently
The Orphans home at Easton has rome into
operations. 1t is an Episcopal institution.
Christmas was we'll observed in Easton.
The NJ. p church at Easton ia being gra.,l,
altered and repaired, er.d :. win W .~S, re-
dedication early in February.
Easton is to have an auction store.
The Comet at st. Mchaels, will not be issued
this week, this being custom with many Of the
peninsular journals to enable their hands tt
have whole weeks holiday.
The new market house in Easton will be ready
Tor occupancy the Saturday before New Year.
The Journal hears that the new president Of
Maryland Il Delaware Railroad serves without
compensation.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
The point at which an editors personal actions
cease TO be a proper matter Of public comment
is usefully lost sight of by the Intelligence.
1t seems that mostth Cambridge editors keen
store. Better have fewer of them and let those
devote their energies exclusively to the news
paper business.
The democrat and Herald contains accounts
This looks badly.
80 - A+btNA
Large shipments of poultry are being made 70
baltimore and Philadelphia.
An effort is now being male ia estabIiab \
National Bank in Cambridge.
wedding ut the honae Of wealthy colored
man : very respectfully noticed by the Democrat
wICoMICo COUNTY.
Charles n Wales has retired from the E1ston
NhoilHGt, leaving his late proprietor j. O. Bell
as sole proprietor
Wicomico Presbyterian church has during the
year, added 81 persons to its membership. and
contributed $1,000 toward the support and spread
of the gospel. - cav
WORCESTER COUNTY.
The Messenger seems lost to shame. 1t mn.
plushIngy and without apology, quotes Pome-
roy's N. Y. Democrat.
John y. Hayward, an old and much respected
citizen OF the county, died last week.
cEulL COUNTY.
Post Mastar General Cressweu and ramil,
spent their Christmas at their home near Elk.
ton.
Cecil county, according to the census inst com
nicted, has 2j,s inhabitants, | GG3 farms IN!
Industrial establishments. aud i,7i5 dwellings
me number OF deaths III the county in 1869 were
-A',-.l ne increase IN the population Of the
county ~ 10 years from 1860 to 1870. is 9 026
~ = iNnsiF uietl iHNtnllY NJ an al
Yanced age at 81. Louis, No. He was son Vi
1he lAte Governor Neasly of Cecil
me Newark mail bag was recently thrown oil
at hlkton, and tie Elkton mail bag at Newark
,., heY' Pr Cookrnans two recent sermons il
ihihi9n' Produced q collection Of 500 for tht
bene'ii q 'ie Sunday School Library.
Cour, wa in session all last woel. at EIkton
aNd enc ol IL lalios rendered 4 verdict of com
mon assault ~ case where a white boy had Gu
aooiorod boy throat.
CAnoIINr coI-Yry
The pentsn f,joa see,ne l.. 8, ana China
man. 4. d.ina .,;.at..t..
Tl3fps' ANU! "isi''e"s III making
M
re steamer Higldnd LiJh has Discontinued
LIT p'tNeeh Denton and Baltimore.
recent lire destroyed a lot Of Young timber
ana ana 5000 PANELS Of fence belonging t. Thomas
bdNcuu anu lev. q. w. El,igclg
An aeeu lady named Fowler, living ai Green's
hlronGh, wanting to visit herucNt door nni,,tI,o,
after dark recently climed on the fence Lnt,so,
their wards and then iunnod ia, .ti'. INK s
mcdiateIv nrfn ,,,d -, liei CRIES IN
tshcI no III 1il' ~. npls'lnp' fanny WIG
~ N'lN tNl ldtly very tllinD. Int OtlprIVilp