Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07

DELAWARE ciry IrgNs.-Mr. Frank Neuschal,
on Saturday last, accidentally cut ono OF the
large hloodycsscls of bis thigh, inhiciing a very
severe wound but not Of n dangerous character.
DR.. Wm. W. Pdrvis was called in aud dressed
the wound.
Mr. Il. D. Clcavcr, Of this town has on cxhibi-
ton u, his store, stalk Of corn with seven ears
on II aud i've shoots, two Of which have two ears
each on them, raised by Mr.. James II. Clark.
near this town. Mr. G. has from two TO three
acres Of this corn the twin varic'y,) which will
Average three 10 the stalk.
TN Tuesday night last, team Of mules, he
longing 10 brady 4 Co. while towing into the
locks ut 81. Georges stepped defective plank
and one was thrown into The canal and drowned.
A number nf our citizens have left town 10 cs-
cape being swallowed up by the Ttiai DIire.
I'm Wednesday .ni ghi the Tow boa, Sraiio,s,
los, her rndder whilst going 10 the wharf In the
deep cut,
/ cgcr. County CouRr.-Thc Cir nil Court for
! Cecil County met on Monday week.
| The Grand ,lury was discharged on the after
noon Of the I'D instant. They found twenty
/ three indictments during their scssion--onc for
rape, one for attempt 10 commit rape one for
selling liquor without iiceusc, one for selling H.
| qnor ON sunday. one for forgery, two for assault
with in,en, TO KILL five tor larceny, five for as
\ sauit'aud battery, and six for selling liquor 10
minors, Sail Of the latter being agans, parties
/ residing in ihc City Oh the Snsquchanna.
State "a. " 7. Dennis. Indicted for assaui,
! aud battery on Vim. q. u. Knight on july Jis,.
last scow in the Sassairas River. Picn o
guilty, confessed aud fined $50 aud costs Bid
die FOL STATE; Jones for traycfser.
Hon. John W cris6cd of Princess Anne Nd
has met with severe financial reyerses. H. has
been II very prominent man the Eastern Shore
| in political and business circles. aud hrs niisfor-
tune has occasoncd much regret among his nu.
he was retired from the Presidency Of the Eas
tern Shore Railroad ut the last annual meeting
-smRrHd Time.
Adam and Eliza payct, of Pcucaier Hundred
celebrated the forirth anniversary OF their mar
riagc, on the 2ith ult All their children nn,
grand children eighteen in number. returned
home on the uprnsiun. While cuioying them
selves Young gentleman and lady unexpected ,
called aud we're married by the son-u-luw, Rev
Mr.. Tut.
CRtNGgga'ss VIM W nulaney, E,q resi-
ding ScatoIl, has entered extensively int,
the cultivation of cruuhrrrirs lie has about
eight acres IN cultivation, aud expects TO gather
about lnn bushrl. Of crapbetiirs this season from
loo 10 600 bushels next year. and he thinks h,
viii get about - ihonannl the year following.
st meeting If thc Building aia Loan 4 $50
cniiun Of udrssn. On Wetncsiay evening, fund
tAGtl ~ = i'l tiltl ulil ~ l'tI A'Il HN's
day evening at The NiidictoWn Buiiiing mn,
Loan Association.
Tickets 'or thc Midciown Tournament can b.
procured nu Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
ai L. u. Rice iIld Bank aud al all ulhr
business stand. IL the town.
The ceDmertni says tha, several rra'rs o
sitawbcrges, tic second product Of the sam
yincs this year, were recently shipped from Ian
ret, hy Mcssrs. John and Turp Collins, and Dr
Hitch
Thrce large vessels have been launched ,hi
SIMMER from the Milford ship yards. There
another nrtrly ready TO be launched and Isl
more being built,
Rev Isaac Riley, formerly pastor Of the Fore,
Presbyterian Church in this town, will preach Il
c that church Tomorrow morning aud cscaing a
the usual hours.