Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-01-20

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The publication of the paper will be discontinued
March 1st, If 1t is not sold by that time.
A horse stolen from John B. Shockley. Of
Dover, about year ago. was recently discovered
by one of Mr.. shockley's neighbors attached to
bakers wagon in Sander, N. j. Suit has been
instituted for his recovery.
Two little girls daughters of Henry Jones and
VIM. simkine, drove 10 Middletown on Sunday
week, to attend the NJ. E. Church. Tho horse
ran away and both glrls were thrown out, little
Miss simkins breaking her arm
The GaEeue is always "luddled.'' A week or
So ago II persislenlly called the Wilmington and
Reading r. r. the Wilmington and Western, and
now II hos pro- otcd Hugh r. Steele, Esq, from
the Presidency to the Chief Eugineeishp Of the
first named road
Quick WoRK.-Three watch makers at Chester
run q race the other day In cleaning watches.
Tho successful mau took a watch to pieces,
cleaned II and put the parts together again In
eighteen minutes.
MAD Doa.-A rabd dog made his appearance
on the farm Of Mr. Richard +. Hanson, in Apo
quinimink Hundred, on Saturday week. MIR.
Hanson shot the II nd dog, and then poisoned his
own dogs, which had been bitten by the rabid
nnimul
BANK DrREcToRs. Coatesville the old board
of Directors (Natonal Bank of Chester Valley
were chosen, ms follows A. Gibbons, James
Penrose, Alexander Mode, s. b. Worth, IL. A.
Beale, Nathan Baker, James d. Pownall, Lewis
Pennock, Jr., William Windle
A NEW STEAMSHIP COMPANY" The Whining
ton Steamship Company" chartered at the last
session Of the Legislature, has Just been organi-
zed Ivy eecling Chas. Warner President, e. Tat
nall Warner, Vice President, and Alfred ID. War.
ner Secretary. Chas. Warner and Company are
appointed General Agents of the Company.
QUARTERLY MEETING.-We again remind our
readers that the regular Quarterly meeting of the
Trustees Of the Poor, will be held ut the Aims
House, on wednesday next, 26th lust. Persons
having accounts against the Board. should hnpd
them in to the Trustee for their own Hundred RI
TO Thomas Titus, Treasurer Oh or before the
morning of the 9th.
SHEEP KrLLED.-A locomotive on the Junction
and Breakwalcr X. X. ran Into flock Of sheep
last Thursday, near Houston. and killed fifteen.
They were valuable animals, belonging to David
Scott, of Houston Station. One of the flock
jumped on the foot board Just above the cow
catcher, and was taken of uninjurcd after the
train had stopped.
MAIL RourEs.-The Contract Bureau of the
Post Office Department is exceedingly active In
preparations for the great spring lettings, which
commence In March. In the miscellaneous SER
vice Tor which proposals are invited are routes In
Maryland FROM Rdgley (hy Denlon) 10 Blrrs-
vile; fredericksburg TO Sinithsille, and from
Greensboronph to Whiteleysburgh, and in Della
ware, from Pennington to Adumsville; FELTON, to
Hollandsville, and Harrington to Vernon.
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RECOVERED. -The pair of horses stolen from
Joseph II. HOssinger, of Maj yund, were found
in Philadelphia lust week. They had been stolen
bv John q. schreck and n man named Roberts,
who was employed by him being the same parties
who had been engaged in distilliug near the Pine
Tree in Appoquinimink Hundred Schreck was
arrested and on Friday last was taken to- the Jail
IN Maryland, where he will be confined until tue
next term OF the Court.
ARREST ~ AN ESCAPED PRrsoNtK:-W no.
ticed some DAYS ago the escape Of coiorcd man.
named .inhn penniny,nn t,n,n a cnnn,v nnns,,I,ln
who was hrinoing him frnm uiddietnvn IN Ma.
Castle Officer Rnvlis discoy,rnd the feilo,v Tbns
Jav NJ Ervsn,b md Frenc,, Streets anI Ia nnd
Ward arrested him Sheriff Ricbardsnn cana
over aad took him tn mil Pcnninu,on ia
charged with otempiinp nm outrnye on Mira
wilson near Middleiowrr '
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LIBRARY Al MlppLErowS-Ou Wednesday
evening of Inst week a meeting was held in lhe
ctnre room OF Tue frcsoyter'an Church, AZ Mid
uie'oWn, wncn o'san'].u nvruui anu u,"h
measures ioohhg ~ Tue cst,uiisnnent Oh u
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mla,il "reen, IIes,u,u ,. oa'hgs W. COX, vice
rrssiuen. Merilt ~, Mpli,ls iie'surer ana
"iiiiahl ~ wilson, secretary
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leaving Clayton inr Easton At $40; freight
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train from fhllndeipnia.
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SUSSEX CouSry MEDICAL SoclgrY This
Society held It's quarterly meeting on the 4th
inst, 1T Georgetown, and adopted a new consti-
tuition. A committee OF three TO prepare new
bylaws, and repoit at next meeting was appoint
ed. A committee of o to prepare code Of Ethics
was also appointed. Resolutions of respect to
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