Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SALE OF HousEs-Mr. James ". Ware
as sold two houses, No. 22J and 22l Jefferson
rect to John b. Book, for 81 100
SALE OF MoSFy AT the regular monthly
Diamond State Loan Association, last even
az, $1,000 sold at rs per cent premium, and
1900 at u.
A TR1r TO BosToN. Honorable Caleb >
layton of Sussex county. has u.en vis,tlhS
}oston. and other places in New Ehglaho'
he past week.
SHIPMENT OF MACHINERY. j, Morton
,oole q Co, shipped this morning, by way o.
he Wilmington 4 Reading Railroad. one ca" "'
IA ciinery, 10 Akron, Ohio
NATURALIZATION THE L. S. Circuit Court
will begin its session mex, Tuesdav.in the second
story Of tho Post Office building, and those VINO
want their papers should apply for them.
POSTPONED. Degree Of Rebecca Will
be conferred in Jefferson Lodge, No. =, l. y.
o. f., on Thursday evening next, 1Ith inst''
instead Of this evening as heretofore an
nounced.
DEMocBArIC MEErING.-A Democratic
meeting will be he'd i'm front OF foNwe,I 5
Hotel, in smyrna, on Saturday evening heNt,
at which prominent speakers Will be present
to address the me eting
MINISTER APPOINTED. Rev. Mr.. Sqner,
of Port DeroSit, Md, was, at the recent SESSION
of the New Caste Presbytery, appointed to
supply the Presbyterian pulpit OF smyrna ior
three months, unless a minister should be reg
uarly called
The ANNUAL MEETING of the Historical
Society Of Delaware, will be held tins even-
inc at the new rooms OF the S1cletv Ill the
Masonic Temple at ~ o'clock. Eiectlon re-
poris and addresses are expected. Inc fuo'
lie are invited.
LICENSE. Merchants and others can pro
cure license at the store OF Springer, Clriaha
lS Co. No. 800 West Second street. lhose
who nave not yet provided themselves with
ing of the Court in November, If they would
avoid Indictment.
The picture Of Franklin in Mr.. Iba Ferris
window. and the afghan in the window OF ii
Grebe's CARPET store are to be disposed OF at tht
Fair at the institute which opens next Monday
They are both the work of the Orphans at 6tf
and West streets, and give evidence OF Srea
skill in tapestry work.
DEMOCRATIC CLuB.-A number of gentle
men, of Smyrna, have organized Democra
tic Campaign Club for Duck Greek Hundred
by eiecting the following named gentlemen
permanent -President-Rohert Hill
Vice. e.Presidents-J. Frank Denny X. >. W
IIirons; Secretary-O. Il. Voshell; Treasure
John NJ. Noshel
AccIDENT.-As William Armor OF Christi
ana Hundred, was passing through our CIT!
last Monday evening, his horse walked lht
the sewer being put down near the corner
Fifth and POI lar stree S All vas quite uee
the animal had to be dug out. Fortunately
was OF much hurt, and little damage wa
done to the carriage or its occupant
LECTURE-Our fellow-townsman, Go
George H. Raymond, will deived lecture
the Town Hall in Smyrna on Friday eVeh1l
next at halt past seven o'clock. Subject ~
Manrn.oM Gaze" The description I'll III
great natural wonder, by Col. Raymond
said to bet he mos. correct and graphlc DEC,
tonev.I yet given. The proceeds u tNe le
ture will be applied to the benaiit OF ti.s fn
tic Library. Admission %; children 10 CEN
-Mtthge@cer.
SALEs.-The iolc ing property, situated
Sea,les street, between Second and Third, i
been sod recently:
House belonging 10 John Bennett, sold 10
Thompson, for $1,000.
House belonging TO james Curllett, sold
Henry Wisel, for 5000.
House belonging 10 John Ruth, sold 10 Stept
Griffin for $50.
House belonging 10 Person 4 dcNormant
sold TO Jam. .-ang for : l0Oo.
THE GAME LAws.-Those Of our sportan
;, who are in the practice Of going across the /
| ,bar hat IA =
game laws OF New jersey, pheasanl= quai.a q
rabbits cannot be killed before November
under penalty OF fifteen dollars for e;
offence. Ducks owever can be shot after ,
o tember 1st,and trout can be caugh, With ht
and line btween MAY l-t and September Isl
The penally for violating the last menio
provision is fine oftwenty. five dollars.
READING X. R.--The report that The Re
ing Railroad Company has purchased the
rack Vi the Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore Railroad Company, from iii
y Ferry to Ridley creek, and are rnrchas
through VIM. Ward. Fsq a trac, OF land n
Lamokn as a site for their coal yards, Is
said to have been made on authority. i
stipulated in the agreement or contract, that
Reading Railroad is 10 carry passengers onl
points on their road and not TO Philadelphia
as not 10 conflict with the interests of the
road The Front street railroad in Cheste
to be continued up the Delaware river,
intersect the old road at or near Ridley's or
A FAITHFUL OFFICER.--In 1912, Mr..
ward Mclntire was elected Secretary OF
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