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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

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The members OF lmmanuel r. r. Chhleh.
are tus.ly engaged, this week III decorating
'.' ''hnreh tor 'hrls'''Hs
~ he huqnc F1Hlrda from Barre England
vhirl r7'nr into p4G' % lew days SINCE it
ahlri condition, LETT TUESDAY ioF thlla-
t.t.htH
-1.tite-s nf administration also were
,f,ni.I utItn. Ann H. uA.es. wiu lw. upon
.Up rstatp..l Iaincs Hayes late OF " lining.
GOA. dc.ra. oct.
"A ..ecUar Will Ne held in the Town
nan on Safurity evcuinE tor the purpose OF
. 1lrlui.ifg a new loan associsticu Al who
,irzira shares shouId ATTEND
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10 Oe4Hb I"s
-On tnday week me schoo neF J, ~; flall'
gan, while endeavorlnE 70 get lhl0 hAronIi
eollidcd with NE y, ;. Gutter HamntoA'
slANlhs ~ nle % nv Ia''er "a, es.t w
/ Mlss SllgnlS lnJuIItn9 neI' A"e ssH0oHsii
/ We Del'eN w. esN"PeH 'tJ"'s
! The Register. wednesday admitted 10 pro
! bate the VIII Of Mark Pedriek, late OF VII
/ miugtOn. deceased, a. granted letters tesla,
J mentHfy on the same 70 stephen >. Souuafd
I and George Z. Maris, 81 the same city
/ executors named IN the VIII.
! -rhe notice in these Items 10 Our last
isiueE that Mr., Robt. Moore had killed a
number OF hogs the heaviest OF which
weighed over six hundred pounds was H.
correct It should ue MI lullSn Janviel.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

SOME SHARP FtNANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
WITH wILMINGIoNIASs.

~ ~ NAAnA A~-'f@hsf~f
Or. Dunbar, who is known far and wide
as the author of the " Dunbar system Of
treating diseased horses, devoted consd-
cradle time TO Introducing lis system "
in this city some time ago, and did consi !
cradle business with one Of our firms,
amounting in the aggrC gate TO s2lOO.
The Doctor had not the cash to pay his
bill when presented, SO gave his note with
areliable endorser (ulsoa Wilmingionan)
for The amount.
The note became due, but 10 the die
tingnshed physician was not on hand 10
met It, and the endorser quietly gave his
check for the amount.
OF course, the latter gentleman deter.
mined to keep his eye open for his late
friend and finally found him in Canada,
and there brought suit against him for the
amount, but the Doctor put in plea that
il was accommodation paper, and there
by escaped arrest.
The endorser was not to he so easily
| done away With as that, and kept look
out for the Doctor. Hearing that he was
to pass through here on his way To Wash
| ington on Tuesday last warrant for his
arrest was issued hy the L. =. District
I Court. The gentleman got on The cars at
/ Claymont and going mp To the Doctor
1 greeted him cordially and tten introduced
} l.. S. Marshal Dunn VINO arrested him
and conveyed the prisoner to the Dclawar
House where he was under guard until
Thursday night, when the L. ). Marshal
transferred lis prisoner from the Delaware
House 10 his own room in the Custom
House Building.
The security demanded is $4,000
This security the Doctor las no
vet been able to find, and be will remain
In custody until lie does find il. IL h'
does not give bord in day or 50 he viii
be transferred to New Castle Jail.
The Doctor looks comfortable, and dur
ing the day has the whole District Cour
room to exercise himself in but is con
staHtly guarded.
We learn that since his arrest anoihe
claim for a considerable amount has heel
: put in by one of our citizens. So he
| likely to have more difficulty III getting
away.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

MEETING or THE MANAGERS TUESDAY.
Tie regular meeting of the Managers OF
ia. Board of Trade was held Tuesday,
and considerable business was Transacted,
mmonr,t which the following is Of public
Tie Committees on Legislation were
am oupced rs fulowsi
INC committee to present the OBJ OK Gus
features Of the existing tax Laws, ana ask
for their modification and the repeal OF the
my on ,rav,l-Wm. Il. swift Edward
Bets. YIN. s. Hilles.
Committee 10 urge the modification or
repeal of the HsuiN lnMs--titu. s. tApahe'
H. NJ. jenkins aud james Bradford
Committee on Gcleial Corporation
law illam r. tI0.,.daic, II. Mend'h-
hall aud Gcotgt e. LUhde..
The allowing new nemttrs M'i'
elected II. l.. Tamlll, Philip Mcdowell
liilnuic Il llewes, Tanall X Eiehar ron
lanes Mitchell, Frank Perkins, frahf
simp,uJ, John GaIsed, john G. Coz
Samuel bancroft, Jr, Wm. T. bAnerul
John 2. Almond, james hidlle. SON
CO. James G. SHAW, of New Cash, au'
Gen. d. " oodall.
A communication from y. II. Kgnt 4
80 o.;.l,ug the Board tie use OF Ia
larEe room, ~ by aq, over thtir new slor
on shipley street, above sec9ud, for III
daily meeipg- OF the Board, Le ilsd ~
rent free, was read ard its conslderau9
postponed until the next meeting oil IN
managers, ...
Ouiie number OF new aamea were lf'
posed to be voted Gu OF the nest iheet'l
, Of the Board.
The resignation of T. S. Be'lah rs
! memi,er Of the Board OF Managers, vi
read spd aoeepted'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21
Temperance Meeting.
ADDRESS BY G. W. CHIEF TEMrLAR-LOcAL
OPTION.

Address 81 o. W. I'LL 'h"''i'AN -''O' a.
"Fll"N'
ON Thursday night Rev. A. D. Davis, of
Georgetown. Grand Worthy Chief Tenn
plar. of O. of q. T.. of Delaware, deliy-
cred a free address at Temperance Hall,
Seventh street, near S1rucc, on the "lnfu-
ence of Tompcranoe." Wawasset and
CRYSTAL Fount Lodges were the principal
auditors. lie said il was the duty of every
man opposed to mtrmpernsce to associate
with some temperance association and
euUnr,. in the work.
The liquor business should he looked
mon as a crime against TIE public good.
Murders, thcits and suicides ar. directly
iraceable to rum. The Chief Justice OF
Delaware eighteen months ago said lie had
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

BREACH or TRrsT.-A young man, who
gave the name of Brown, called At the
livery stable Of Robert Porter, No. IFS
Ffnch street. on the 9Th inst, and hired
a pair OF horses ana phWton, stating
chat he would return on the following
SUI day evening. This he failed to do,
whn Mr.. Porter made inquiries in regard
10 his customer. lie found that Brown
had stopped at Chester, where he left the
plwton, badly broken, at the stables Of
II, wand Roberts, and hired another in its
stead, with which he proceeded to rhila-
delphia, from Wherce he ciosspd the Della
ware in ferry beat and droyr to Newark,
" j.. Al this town Mr.. Poncr's son
found the horses on Tuesday, and immedl-
alely tclegraphed home the result Of his
search. Brown male his ESCAPE; and we
understand that Mr.. Porter oilers reward
VI $50 for his arrest ard conviction for
tl,- oilrnse lie is said to be II fast Young
MAN, having Wealthy father 10 Rhode
Island md while visiting orr city paid
A. addresses to young widow, To whom
'rwas formally R'Iubiicdfa
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

NINETY MILLIONS or DoILARs.--We
advise ON readers, Interested in any way
III insurance, 10 read the advertisement of
Mes.rs. Wcoley ~ Van Trump. in 10 days
issue Of EVERY EVENING. It will be seen
Oat lhry rtrcseIt con panics IN this
country uud England. whose combined
eat ilal amounts to the enormous sum OF
Sq1O0u.Cu0. One great advantage in in
euring with these agents is, that You can
sodistrihptc your risk thatno one financial
trisis, nor any single conlagratlon can, by
any possibility. weaken all the companies
on which you depend.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

APPROXIMATION WANTED. On the 10th
e. nst month, Daniel Doughorty LEFT his
lone ut leipeiyile, and hes not since
i,n seen. lie is II years old, feet q
Ia hts high, has lost Two trout teeth,
ahuy hpld, with heavy grayish beard.
snd was at the time dressed in dark
4, Thea and an old silk hat. His family
ir- Distressed at his absence, and will be-
thankful for any information
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

OUT OF DEBr.-At the close of the SER
vice in Union VI +. Church Gu Sunday
last, Cyrus Stern, Esq, announced that
every dollar against that church had been
paid oil, and il was now free from debt.
A collection amounting to $500 was taken
up, to pay current expenses to first OF
April next This is IL highly gratifying
announcement, and the members OF the
Union have reason TO he proud OF their
financial prosperity. They have as pleas
ant an edilce for worship as any IN the
state. and there is no good reason why
they should not continue TO prosper in
every respect.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

BlsuoP BECKER. B shop Becker gave a
Mission or spiritual Rereat in the Cath
ole c lurch Of Newark last week. He
preached three tunes each day Tor four
days on the prominent dogmas of the
Church and the great truths Of Eternity
and closed the Retreat with a Sermon on
Temperance. Last Sunday the Bishop
opeued another Spiritual Retreat in the
Catholic Church of Elkton, Md. A priest
from Wilmington continued the exercises
from Monday and closed tue Retreat on
WednpsdaV
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

Hoo DISEASE. MIR. Morgan Thoma4
had the misfortune few days since to
lose four hCgs when nearly ready to
butcher by sickness. Three of them were
large shoats and one was hog that had
tetn Kept over. They were sick only a
few hourf, aud appeared To suffer as Il child
would from Dir iberia, and iluaily ch0aed
to death. We have not heard OF the dis
ease breaking ont In any ether pen.- West
lAasler RsnnhMcM.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Gent .emcn wanting to furnish them
selves with good and comfortable under
wear and fine articles Of clothing, are dl-
tectgd tu the advertisement of &. > Nor
gan, GIL Market street. Collars, cuts,
aud neck ties of the latest styles and OF
different qualities. lie has used great
care in selecting the b.st makes oil
drawers In the market, mostly merno and
canton flannel. The hosiery department
is good. comprising foreign aud domestic |
makes OF glove, the hest lots which /
could be found are on hand, comprising /
cloth. lnick and kid also lined dog and |
calf skin gloves in different styles, the !
like Of which have been used successfully I
for fall and winter trade for several years
ana pronounced to be the best winter glove
ever used. Jackets and shirts of various
grades alto are to be had from varied
assortment
B.G C. sHoEMAKER's GOODS.
B, &C. shoemaker, SOB Market street,
Institute Building have devoted uonsldera-
hle time in making selection OF nne
French. English and American soaps, and
have now AS llnc n selection as person
would desire TO select from. They have
also a nice assortment of fancy articles OF
/ China and Bohemian ware which would
/ make a pretty Christmas present.
SMITH PAINTERS STOCK.
Messrs. smith * Painter, Seventh and
/ Market streets, have suitable presents for
the holidays, among which ae odor cases
in velvet, Russia leather and rare inlaid
woods pungcnts, capped with gold ana
silver; segar eases IN Russia leather )
relic. Seotch-plaid, Turki-h and Swiss
carved wood articles; cut-glhss bottles :
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

4 AhAmNuGehN N~EAAts tulIAhhluk hAA PIE
~ viOus offers Zach subscribe 50 Demorsst =
Monthly .Adgdzihe, at - ye r, Will b. present.
Ell III a premium Of two elegant ehrolnqe, com
psniou pictures OF The two most desirable and
popular tunJeeta IN america The Falls OF Tie
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lOs by l2ia inches
published for tlv. aud viii be cent, mounted aud
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Three D liar subscriber To cur Monthly Magazine
Read 1, jut think, TWO beautiful ehromos o.
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1lsse iCtures are veritable gems, aud worthy
Of being snfh iued in an homo ed tlace In our
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cents for postage, with your full name and al
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/ Bvsry house In America should possess these
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/ person OF taste and enterprise can aherd TO he
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21
MARY sTE " IA R q.
HAR EE y RAZAR.


The Bgsqr Is sdi Cd WITH a c ribut'n OF tscs
and 1. len th1tvs. ID hudin lJur :; a1d
the I urual Sc / rs e Ryan = he eat ord
II fashion. -BOston TrdftEtr.
TIE B0Iar rO'' ends liseli ~ e7 r, memb-r Of
'h4 hou,eAll -otec Il ire dtu and pretty
Tic 10 be y.u gan > by fashion pl,
10 NIL 50 var, y, o tn provid ut mttro ~ its
pa te Us iol he hill rc &c utn. ., tu p tsEfdm l.
lfds b il s. ful s.igns emtrol red alp'
srsAn luxuri US e 81 g-gowl Blu E sd-
ing M ,r of the Bdzar Is uni OF my VI great
excellence. h. pap ga acquired ide popu-
laiitY Tor the III sids enloS ls4t Il afford - T.
RpsUfuu FCgf
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

New TINE TABLE.-The p. W. ~ b. X
X. Co, on Thursday made the following
change in the running Of trains: The ac-
commodation train now leaving Philadel-
phia at Z O'Clock p. m, leaves at 80 p.
IN. The trains leaving this city at 6.l5 a.
m. aud p. m, and those leaving Phila-
delphia nj $50 and 1918 =. m, run ria
the Darby Improvement. The Sunday
evening tain leaves here at ESQ p. m. as
before. The trains from Wilmington ut
s.I0a. IN. and p. M, stop at Lazarelto
aud Bell road.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

IMPROVEMENT AT CRlsFiELp.- nnerly
rlos.. Of Crisfl cid, Md, have built IA
, iarf. 4s5 feet long, in the harbor, ard
have laid double railroad track the
Mole distance, so that vessels of large
e,1r can load and unload with ease.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

TRAPPING AND FuRs The season for
the trapper is now at hand, and doubtless
our Chester county "Nntty Bumpo's' are
arranging their snares and irappngs,
ready to begin work. Last winter Il great
number of animals Of all varieties were
tapped, and, as to whether "game" is
plenty this season, we have not definitely
learned. We were Informed by an anna
teur trappor from Thornbury, Delaware
county, that fur animals appeared scarce
he having made long tramp the other
night Of twelve miles, AMI only meeting
with coon and another ''varmint." But
other sections of the country hereabouts
may be better stocked with animals, and
We wish our trappers good luck in their
profession, and may their traps never
spring except to eusnare a profitable
''criltor.' The fall quotations for furs in
the New York markets are as follows
otter, S5@S7; mink, Sl.50@2.0Oi skunk
| (b'ack) 50ly75c raccoon, 30@hOc muck
rat, (hll) l2@l4c; opossum, l0Gg DC
cat (house) l0@l2c.- Vast Chester Record.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

Hea'y "Ogs arc numerous
They move in Seaiord January t.
Hog killing is about over i'm Lese-.
Nj ford has bu'chered all her hogs.
Thu. snyr,,. ,,Iic,.,,,n str.,l chickens.
-, ,.,,.t. ct, |
"e "Ea''I '"7'nV'9 II O''7N ''' 7'''o."
ne murderer west mas nee" twice
u"'Il'u'
The Bgealwater is not well patronlzed !
at present.
George Hatfield has erected a new shop
in Georgetown.
Hardness Wlgdzins is well spoken of by
all our exchange.
,rt..S..r,rl .t,i,, i,,ll.,,. ara. t,us, aud
,vrrrt c5nt.nne so.
ia,nos " w.lob or Gsor,e,ovn. +.
oo,,,i,"', VVn,,in,r,n,
r, .,....,.s .-,...
ne sussex county Agricultural Soe'c'y
VIII soon oe orEAhIH IT,
Phi'ip c. Jones, we'll known clt'"en oil
Georgetown, died last week
Tyo instances Of snow fall at ecaiord
and Geors,town ON the llth
Iewes is excited over the prospec, Of
having the Le@os X Rchoboth Rulroad
built.
F.ip sb,,.. ,to nc,v stcr-U or s,.ss,.y
c,nntc ~.vr a len, tenr plrty SUNDAY
nioht
prd,, Do,,,o,,.., nn,b q. ,.o,eer, IA ,r-
nourceJ IN t,,l,, nj ,r,..it tnc ocean li,use.
LAVE
...., ...-....,.c ~,
li 'iN9 "''''
s,n,h ,l;l1n"J
10. Df4If II. sfI'4ItNI
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

A Coon Book q instead las taken
the agency for this city for Stewards
Travels Around the World and will i'm.
medlatelv commence canyasslng for sub
srfibers fnr H.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

DANCiNG SOIREEs.-Anolher Of Prof.
Kreuger's soirees came oil Tuesday
evening in his room in the Masonic Temple
aud was well attended. Prof. X. will give
"A dancing matinee on Christmas afternoon,
commencing ut 2i4 o'cl4ck, to which he
invites his pupils and friends. On Nav
Years eve he has made arrangements to
have a grand masquerade bal ior which
one hundred tickets have already been
engaged, aud tits probable that great
variety of costumes will be worn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

BAsAA. one year,

IA extra copy Of either The u gaxips, Weekly
Baztr will b. su' . led ais rlr every club Of
nve 81 bscribers "a each, Ia ous remittance; or
six pi, for A2l without Extra copy
subsc options 10 Harpst's Asgaz %, Weekly.
and b zar, to ore I'D fess for one year, 30, CT.
two Of hsrpsr's Periodicals, to one address Ter
one yssi, ~.
Bay numbsrs eau b supplied at any time.
The Five Nolu @. % Htrper. Il gar ior tie
yea 3 1865. ~, 20. -, a. elegantly blu. d in
srean morocco cloth. VIII be sent BY express.
freight prepaid, for =. Ol each
The postage On Hsrpers Ba1ar Ia 50 csvts =
year, which must be paid a. the subscribers
HARPER BRoTHgRs,
I Arun Nc
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

lloRsEs KILLED. day or two ago the
train north on the Wilmington Il Reading
Railroad due at Laurel Station at about
$50 z. Nj, when within 200 yards of the
station, ran into two hors,s standing On
the track, belonging to Hugh Z. Steele,
Esq. The baggage car was thrown oilthe
track. Lo other injury was done. After
about two hours delay the passengers were
permitted to go on their way rejoicing.
Air Steele's loss will be considerable, US
he yniued his properly very highly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

joins r. PLATER.-This man. on th j
for the murder of his wife In Dorchester
county, Mary land, has been bailed by the
Circuit Court for said county, in the sum
of $4,000 and il now ut h home. The
reason gwen for the non-appearance of
certain impOftrnt Witnesses for the prose-
cution II that some Of them were on board
the steamer Champion, and owing to the
heavy ice the vessel was not able 10 land
her nnssengrra.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21
MARKET REPORTS.


FRIDAY, Dec. 20, 1879.
BREADsrUFFs. There are no quotable
C langes since v, sterday, and the following
are to-day's quotations Flour, city mills,
extra family, $40 5O9t1l.75 extra, 1915
(gs9 70 sup.rhne, sd.759s7 IS.
Wheat, cnoice amber, $3.50; prime rel,
sLoJ@sl So good red, al 7Jl9sl.15.
Corn, new yellow, sec
Oats, Delaware, 46@45c.
DOMESTIC MArrr1s. --T This Afternoon
farmers sold butter .JHsaJ tys 4Jl94.
chickens 7oCstl.5Oj oIekss q ~ turkey
il.5O9s4 3r each -erss 81. j)as52 40 DO,
"Ou slld er sAA1. a5- hee 3i9l-s ,u.!
lO'9.a; api.rs lat5.'i frsr- s"S.ei
wslaLts H.; orio7i ~ ,hes nets ~ u Il.
Philadelphia Markets.
WEDNESDAY,, D. c Is. 1874
sEeDs.-Cio,ersocl Is 10 beit-r equert,
and 50J bus new crop sold at 9J<c. snd
some oil crop at sI9sKe. Timoiby Is
nominal a. SS.5U. Fexse.d Is wanted
at 81.
FLOUR AND NEAL The demand for
dour hal fallen G Fl, 10 b FOR shlpmel' ard
home consumption, but, with IL BIT re-
celpts and stocks, holders are firm In their
views. Sales If 900 bb's, inc uding ex a
At 50 Iowa and Wisconsin extra family
at 100 q NVStsiOi Itu'sg4 - - ~ tIu
Indiana d.. do Al 81 5 @es IS Ill nos
d.. d.. IT s7.82kss. and ign grade Vet
ern do. do. at $40 Rye -Four is in limited
request ~ $3.50. In Corn Meal no.ling
doing.
GRAIN.-Thsre ls goo1 d.mand Tor
choice red Wheat at yers full figures, but
other sc1iptons are ow 10 move s4lts
If 8 800 bushels at ~ 509l.s9 for red,
81. 30 Tor amber ard sl.97 FIR white Rye
has declined aud 400 bushels sod at gle.
There is a 81 ady demard for Corn, and
prices are well maint iiued old crop Is 10
small supp Y, but new comes Ia freely
sales of 6,4O0 bushels at Gao for oil yellow,
59@6lc for new do, and 6Se far white.
Oats h I'VE declined and move slowly sales
Of $500 bushels at 50g5lc for While and
4jGy47c for mixed In Barley and Mat
there is nothing doing.
B,rals4rspb to RvBzT RvREHe.
PHfLA ELPHIA. Dec. 20.-Coiton steady
at 2OI4 M2lc Flour improved In demancj
supertlne, S4.j0@S5.50 extra, sc cog
60 % Penn. v vania, Indiana, OHIO extra
family, 5000 $3.50, the former for low
grades Rye -four steady at $3.50. Wheat
firm western red, sl.S3@Sl.s6; amber,
81. 9D@Sl.95 spring, tl.57@s 81 "a white,
s1.yg. Rye steady at 93cgQcents.
Corn dull yellow, GO cents old, $1,000
new mixed Western, 60 cents. Oats dull
white, 50Q52 cents mixed, 4S946.
Whiskey held firm at IS.
Gold $llll5.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

INCREASED TRAvEL.-About twenty pas
S D. RS can e over the Delaware and Penn
wanna Railroad Thursday, making
connection with the Delaware Railioad
MIN north.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21
rrnNrk,. NL.IAlNANl.- TAuI.pay

Boy LosT.-Wilis Jenkins. ! ttle ie-
iow formerly Of aHvtua, son OF Juha l..
Jcnk rs, d )w Of Phi aislphi3, lus hser
miss ug ios two weeks. lie WAS crrani-
DO, Ia d hat store ia that ciiy, o.d WAS
sent out with a hit on SATURDAY evening
7th, since which time nothing has been
beard irom hin
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21

Loss FROM EpizooTY The Chester
County Mutual Live Stock Insurance
Company have lost from epizoolic eight
horses, insured for 81 ,435.