Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-15
Dover is troubled with burglars.
The Mt. Vernon band plays wall.

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trust this Roll Of Honor will be long one.
Dover Is troubled with burglars
The Mt. Vernon band plays WE'LL
Apples are abundant in our MARKET
Jumping is the favorite amusement at Dover
Number ten Of vinoent's History Of Delaware
is out.
Two DRINKS were the only police cases thi,
morning.
Christmas greens have made their appearance
in market.
Do not forget to send what you owe for the
TRIBUNE to this office at Christmas.
These long evenings encourage social enter.
tainments.
Butter Is lower again, and sold from 40 to SOC
this morning.
The Mutual Friend urges the formation Of
farmers clubs.
The National Banks hold their annual elections
on January 10TH
L. W. Stidham Il Son will have a fine holiday
sale Of chromos.
Our markets are better supplied than ever
before with game.
| Jerseymen who attend this market now cross
the river in Hkiifs.
| No more open cutters across sidewalks in this
city. That's right.
VIM. X. Williams has been appointed assistant
at the Smyrna depot.
| The ten-cent passenger tax bears hardly on
Newport and Newark.
The eight o'clock train on the W. & II. II. II. is
the most popular ono.
Sam Townsend is a ripper and now he wants
| to rip this county in two.
John W. Scribner well-known citizen of South
Milford, died last Friday.
Do not forget to send what you owe for the
TRIBUNE to this office at Christmas
Ben Johnson, colored, will be hung at George
| town, on Friday Of this week.
Wedins new carriage factory, across the
Christiana, is about completed
The schooner Clayton Frame, of Milford, had
her sails torn in storm recently.
The Peninsular Fruit Growers Association
meets at Dover, on Tuesday, the Goth inst.
More women than men advertise their inten-
ton to apply to this legislature for divorce.
Mr.. Austin on Coles farm, near Milford has
lost two COWS by turning them into stack field.
John Maclary, one of the Oldest and most re.
pected citizens of Leipsic, died on Friday week.
By the report of the Secretary of the Treasury
we learn that Delaware has l07 vessels of IA, $50
tons.
Philodemic Lodge, l. o. o. T., at Dover, will
dedicate its new hall.on the evening Of the goth
inst
Hanson Harmon has taken out letters OF adj
ministration of the estate of the late Christian
Krauch.
Col. McComb, who injured the tendons of one
OF his legs shor time ago, has almost entirely
recovered.
Do not forget to send what you owe for the
TRIBUNE to this Office at Christmas.
Robert McAffee, Smyrna boy, has been sent
to Dover Jail for disturbing religious meeting
at Clayton.
The Milford Mutual Friend is delighted with
the way in which Edwin A. Parker, Of this city,
hangs paper.
The new locomotive on the W. & II. II. is quite
handsome, while the freight engines are i'm
mense looking
David Lank, of Milford, has just contracted to
build loo ton schooner for Il. E. Jackson 4
Co., of Salisbury.
The Governor has remitted the whipping from
the sentence of Lucius f. Reed. The prisoner
IS said to be consumptive.
Snsannah Houston has taken out letters tesla
mentary on the estate OF jeremiah Houston,
deceased, late of this city.
The Christmas number of Boughmap, Thomas
* Companys Literary Bulletin is pleasant to
look upon and good to read.
II. W. Brine, sail and awning maker, has re-
moved his business to the third story of Barry 8
new stores on Water street.
Philemon G. Carter, OF South Murderkill IId.
Kent county murdered and killed hog recently
which weighed 6SS pounds.
Rev. Clarence Fowler, who occupied the Uni
tartan pulpit in this city for several Sundays, has
accepted call to Nashua, N. II.
Mr.. d. J. Cummns of Smyrna, has sold to
Hon. j. p. Comegys of Dover, 800 acres of marsh
land on Bombay Hook, for II 200.
Some arrests have recently been made for
corner lounging. The weather will soon assist
the police in breaking up this practice.
The Automafic TaIaora nh Gamma nv will ona,
its Office in this city on the LIST Of January, and
will put one of its fast instruments here.
On Sunday week at Clayton. VIM. Diel OF Az
poquinimink, severely stabbed VIM. Shadaker
of Smyrna, almost without provocation it is said.
Sam Townsend is fighting the new court house
as vaiantly as certain prototype of his fought
a windmill. There is a Windmill on both sides
of this fight.
A meeting of the "Women's Union Missionary
Society will be held on Thursday, the 18th inst.
at the house of Mrs. Quigley, King street. below
Seventh, at 81 o'clock A full attendance is
particularly requested.
John N. Hambleton, for many years. a pay
master in the navyde at his residence in Talbot
county, Nd, on the 9TH inst. He was brother
of Hon. Samuel r. Hambleton.
Last week some thieves entered the smoke
house of VIM G. Boone, of Kent county, aud
stole all his meat and sausage before Mr.. Boone
had 80 much as a taste OF the latter.
man named Terrence Carvin, living in Apo |
quinimink, detled all the officers in this town,
one evening last week. He tore up the counter |
and upset the stove in one of our restaurants, |
and drove through our sti Gets at furious rate.
Smyrna Times, It'll inst.
Seventeen buildings have been erected in |
Dover during the present year, and three ale |
are under way. including a Catholic church. |
Eleven of the buildings are dwellings, the re-
mainder store-houses and sash factory. Eight |
new store-rooms are added to the town.