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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

WILMINGToN, NEW CASTLE, CmEsTRR
The pleasantly 10 which our sprigbtly
and welcome EVERY EVENING fiom VIII
mington has iOpriAted an occasions.
paragraph in discussing the present retro
slectve aud prospective claims Of New
Castle, Wilmington and Chester so the
second place among the tities Of the Del
aware ahore, We have always relished.
To the gem Of the peninsula, Wilmington,
with its ever busy workshops, its hand
some public buildings, its wide awake
newspapers, and It's beautiful situation we
bow respectfully as 10 q nelgAbOr now
confcssedly ahead. But with the bow we
would whisper a warning that Chester
ia coming, already ncar.y eighteen thous.
and strong, and sanguine and sineWy, with
the energies OF new life. Ten year.
heHce, and We shall bde and work me an
while, from the espes TO tho city OF Penn,
We shall ackuOwl, dye no rival. For the
quiet and respectable village Of New Cas-
tie, We have nothing butthc kindest heart.
Her wharf may or may not be moss grown
and decayed. tit is we are very sorry.
We had hoped that the shaWs aud
Knowles, aud other 0f our citizens who
have transferred some Of our enterprise
there, would have rescued said wharf
from 50 sad fate.
But if il is not to be let Allah he praised,
and the wharf moulder without anybody.
murmuring. Nor will the winter OF $780,
suffice to rescue this lovely village from It,
fate. Il is oil true that during that wintti
horses and sltighs were driven across tn,
river at Chester. But ice don't make muct
ola solid foundation. It is too thawinl
and brittle. Horses and sleghs have neve
crossed that way since. Nevertheless
there is success enough in the world /,
make a rcsp ctably large town even out o
New Castle vi hout the ice. Success y
IL -Chesfer Aorocdfe.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09
Order of True Ismplars.
VISIT or FIDELITY TEMPLE tn PuRfrr
TRMPLK, NO. ~, Of PHILADELPHIA.


THMPLK, NO. ~, Of PHILADELPHIA.
On the l7th Ct September, Purity Tenn
PIE visited Fidelity Tempe ofthis CITY, al
huueh "Fidelity was" then but few
weeks old, yet young rs she was she gave
Purity Temple warm reception, but Pu-
Tity Temple ON Friday evening week paid us
ba' h "tCniold." Little did we dream
when we len Wilmington of the reception
that awaited Us. Fidelity Temple, nam
hering about forty I'm Wilmington on the
7.l5 train, arlvingat Philadelphia at s 90.
On arrival a. the Depot We were met BY a
d legation from Purity Temple who "tO1k
III In charge On the side walk was
Purity Temple also large delegations
from every Temple in Philadelphia drawn
up In Battle array" Wltk beautiful trims
parencies, torches, etc, headed by the
Nj Vernon Band, oil in Uniform. Temp
lars clothed in proper icgalia. After a
long parade through some Of the princi-
pal streets (the houses of every True
Templar being Illuminated, and from the
number of houses "lit up' the .. OFT. T.
must he pretty strong in Philadelphia We
arrived al the Hall, corner Of Sixth and
Christian at Top. M. On motion il was
decided that the temple hold an open SEES.
sion.
The Band vas reiaired, and after play.
ing a few well-eXecutcc pieces the ante
room door was thrown open, and the sigh
that met our eyes well, il must be q
hungry mans paradise. After satisfying
our appelites - much as possible on ie
cream, cake, fruit, etc, the officers for tht
ensuing Term we're publicly inst ,lltd. Afte
installation came the "supper proper,
and all ] can say about Il is that word
could not describe it, and the committee
Of arrangements could not get too mucl
prai,e for the manuer in which they per
formed their duy. It knocked the li,tl,
entertainment given by Fidelity Temple I,
Purity call 10 the shade"
After supper short speeches wore mad
by Grand Deputy John Francis TO whom
by the way, Delaware is indebted for tn
h0urshing condition Of the Order in thi
State, he having spared neither time o
money In the cause), Grand Recorde
George ?. Barnes and host Of others.
We arrived At Wilmington At z o'clocl
Saturday morning, all well pleased will
the visit.
The Order Of True Templars hrst 20
foOt-hOid in this State ihree mouths ago
and now there are two Temples in goo,
working order, and two more who haV
a ready made application for charter, ani
we expect that before the next session o
the Grand Temple Delaware will have he
swn Grand Temple. FRANK.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

CoNPLIMENTARY.-Th concert Of tho
Old Folks of Wilmington, In National
Hall, on Wednesday evening last, in aid
Of the Third Presbyterian Church, was
very well attended. The house was
crowded, the ringers were in excellent
voice. aud their selections admirably rem
dered. We were particularly pleased
with the old-fashioned tunes sung by the
full company with a perfection of time
and graceful appreciation OF the subtler
inspirations of the selections, which were
worthy of all praise. the singing Of Miss
Goodrich, of Washington, WAS rapiurous-
" encored. She has a marvelously rich
voice, sweet and powerful, and it Is as
natural for her to pour forth melody AZ
for any Of our feathered songsters. She
is q bewitchlng creature and full of grace,
and the audience gOuld have been pleased
to hear more of her. The performers were
all dressed IN antique costumes, nd favor
able comparisons were made with those
of the present day. We should think the
new church will be one hundred dollars
or 30 the richer for this excellent enter
tsinment. Give us moro OF them'-Chss
/ ter Advocate.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09
The Old P. W. q B. Track.
PRESIDENT HISKCLEY DECLARES IT is 40
YET LEASED.


YBT LEASED,
The Chester Rspuplican sees evidence
Of a future Of marvel Gus property for
Chester in the alleged Intention of the
Philadelphia * Reading Railroad to pro-
mote shipbuiliing and manufacturing
there as Swallowed forth in recent Phila-
dclphia letter to the Germantown
1elsgrduh, but it adds:-
There is one statement in the article
from the Telegraph which we regret We
| cannot confirm. No arrangement has
been made for the sale, lease or other die
position Of the railroad. Feeling deep
interest in this subject, We obtained d
personal interview, few days since, with
I the President Of the Philadelphia, vii
mington and Baltimore Company, and
learned from him, and statements submit
ted by him TO rs, that nothing IN anv wAN
approaching a conclusion had been fl, ctoC
upon this point and that ii depended (,
a very great extent, upon whether Oh ste
could present Us good railroad facilities
for reaching tide water, as other placcs
II II cannot, we have been mistaken fol
many years In the advantages that sur
rounded us, and the deposition Of on
people 10 make proper USE of them.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

WEEvIL IN THE WnHAT.-This trouble
some insect, we are informed, is found in
the wheat which has risen above the
ground. 1t is a much mooted question as
to how this pest can be avoided. orc areu-
mpnt being that If the wheat is planted
late, il does not sprout till after the eggs
arc deposited, which is OF course some.
where else than the blades Of wheat Blu,
this il said 10 he nnlenable, for when the
wheat is sown late II does not get a snih.
cient stait before the cold weather sets in
and is consequently winier-killed. How
il is to be avoided seems an enigma
Nest Cheds Record.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

THR BABcooK FIRE ENaIEK.-Ths Water
Witch Fire Company have issued circu-
lar asking for subscriptions for the purpose
Of purchasing a Babcock Fire Engine.
All who saw the trial Of the engine several
days ago speak Of IL very highly, and think
we should have two or three in connection
with our Fire Department. We hope the
circulars of the Water Witch may meet
with a favorable response from our bust
meas men.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

kRuEGER's SECOND soIREE.--Professor
Krucger'e second soirce came of last night
aud far surprised the first one In briiliancy.
1t is estimated that over two hundred
couples were on the floor, and each seemed
TO take more than ordinary interest in the
event. Among those present were several
Philadelphia ladies who polish be society
Of the Quaker city. These soirees, inau
gurated by Professor Kreuger, have been
"A source Of much pleasure TO those who
" trip the light fantastic this season, and
We noticed at the close last night that ali
exp essed the hope they would be continued
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

WYoM1NG MTLL.-This new factory, the
first erected by the improvement Company,
10 South Chester, and conducted by the
Montgomery Brothers-ls now In full oper-
alton, with the latest and best machinery,
and giving employment to large number
of operatives. The mill Is kept employed
to It's utmost capacity, and is one of the
most complete In all its departments In the
county. Adjacent to the mill ten dwelling
houses have been erected for the accom-
mediation of tie operatives, one of which
Is large three-story brick, suitable for a
boarding house. The Chester Improve
ment Company has proved OF great benefit
in its many improvements, and In none
more so than in the erection of the
Wyoming Mill.-Chsstsr Meios.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09
FArAL CUNNING AocIpRNT.-Yeeierdal

Fatal GUENN0 AoCrDBNT.-Yeeierday
a CANNING accident occurred on the line Of
the Wilmington Il Reading Railroad below
Wilmington, by which Mr.. Edward Parla-
man Of Birdsboro lost his life. The facts
Of the case as far as we could learn are as
| follows Mr.. Parlaman was loading his
gun, aud while ramming home the charge,
Il prematurely exploded, entering his side
and tearing out his entrails, He was a
highly respected citizen Of Blrdsboro, was
Superintendent OF the stove foundry at
that place, and carried on bakery. He
was about As years ofsge, and leaves :
children to mourn his untimely DEATH
Reading Eagle Of Saturday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

Nor Solve have seen in the last issue
Of the Sussex journal and the Smyrna IN
ieiligsncer the following item "small-pox
Is again on the increase In Wilmington"
Nothing could be farther from the truth
than this statement, and in conversation
with the President OF the Board of Health
this week he Informed us that not single
case existed In the city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

A COOP AR1IoLE.-we have seen the
celebrated Russian blanket for sale by
Smith g. West, 200 Markets and for persons
wanting an elegant blanket would advise
an examination Of these goods. They
are now on tue last case, making 175 pairs
of these goods within four weeks. Being
warranted all wool and full ia, they
consider them at $500 per pair the best
family blanket ever offered In this market.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

HIeH RIvBR.-On last Monday, the
Susquehanna was higher at this point,
than at any previous time for the last four
years. Large quantities Of drift wood and
other debris passed out down the bay.
Canal boats could not cross at Columbia
on Sunday or Monday, owing to the high
water and strong current.-Hdvrs de Grace
Rspublicdn Of lat inst
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

A DANGEROUS WARNIsG.-A one legged
drunken man lay down along one of the
roads outside the city the other day and be.
fore doing so built fire Of dry weeds all
around himself TO keep him warm. Dr.
Porer's ooachman passing that way saw
him inst as the fames were rapidly ap'
preaching the stupehed man and put out
the fire, probably no sooner than wat
necessary to save the mans life.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

IIisToRIoAL SocIETT's LBcTURE.-Mr.
Mcdonald, Of Scotland, whose lectures in
this country have been so crowdedly at
tended, and which have been so highly
applauded by the wise and learned critics,
will lecture on the life and character Of
Robert Burns, the Scotch poet, on Friday
evening, Nov. 22d, AZ Institute Hall of this
city time ~. Doors opened at O'Clock.
Tickets fifty cents; can be had of Porter
Il Co. ,Bouggnan " Thomae, Buffers book
store, or Of the members Of the Historical
Society.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

Prof. Chandler. Of New York City, in a lecture
delivered by him at Cooper lnttitnie. March 10,
1870. said u
1T i. hardly necessary to en- arge upon the ter
rihc HceidentH which have resutsd tom ths use
Of unsafe kerosene, sou have only 10 read the
frwSpapers from day to day to see them. The
total result for the year ST. Tor the ctv Of New
York which ] myself have cnt from newspapers
Ia att two fatal accidents from dangerous kero-
Hene, hity severe and SIX slight in all los rsons
70 my Knowledge IRON my own reading have
been injured by er0 enc In one year. -
The above will suihclantly explain the need fot
gAie and reliable burning oil like Pratt A
AsfrgL Adult eraiious Aru easily inads and the oil
may be reduced more tnan ore half In cost . nd
tscept FOR TIE danger, aad still be a fair burning
The oil which while cool will not ignite read u,
will do 40 II warmed little. AL lamps bacOms
more or less heated while burning. heuce II Upset
and broken the oil unless reliable. will will ignite
/ like the old-fs shi0ned burning fluid. With Eres
caro- families may u.e kerosene or coal oil for
! long the without an Acc'dent hence the red
] paiue Of AsffGi oil may not appear unless SOM
! accident Oecnf from other oils. Bat because nom
[ hiss opened thu, far you are no less free from
/ the danger, Tbs mott careful even are liable /,
| niishaps, BY usiug Pfsu's Astral oil you MAJ
be fee from all apTreh n ion NJ dam er. "
lighted lamp become upset the oil Will not iguite
IL burns IN the ordinsry coal oil lamps Sold To-
/ gtilop. gallon and 10 nallOn sealed packages
! each beaTina the manufacturers stamp by
bRlhOHUkkI Oc Druggists,
Cor. Sixth and Market Streets
Authorized agents FOR Wilmington
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

AcoIDENT.-John A. Blaln on Monday
had his little finger of his right hand
severely injured by lathing machine at
Pussy and Jones. When will workingmen
learn caution when engaged about steam
machinery 2 They have generally when
asked how such accidents happened said
from carelessness.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO A STORE.
Lewis Becky was arrested last night by
officer Wingale on the charge Of Breaking
into George Z Wheelei's grocery store, on
Second street between King and French,
last night few minutes after ten O'Clock,
but was arrested before he succeeded In
stealing asything. This morning he had q
hearing before Mayor Simms who held
him in four hundred dollars bail for his
appearance at court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

SHOT THROUGH THE HAND.-John
silvey, colored, OF Camden, one Of the
excursionists to Milford on Saturday, was
shot through the hand while loading a
pistol just before the train reached Har
rlngton on the return trip. A brother OF
Of the injured man was also struck with
the ball about the face and a flesh wound
made
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

REFUsBD.-The petition Of the people Of
Crisfeld asking steamboat mail between
Baltimore, Crisfeld, NeWtown, and now
several other points on the Kaetern shores
of Maryland aud Virginia have been re-
fused by the Post Office Department on
the ground that nearly all the places
named have railroad connections.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

DmAPIDATRp.-The walls of the old
bridge ON the Newport Pike near Richard
sons mill, are in a very dilapidated con-
dltion largely owing to the decay of the
coping which formerly protected them
from the weather. Attention 10 the mat
ter row will save greater expense in the
future.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

PERsoNAL.-Capt. John b. Laumer, oil
Washington, formerly Of this city, Is
spending some time With his friends in
this city. The Captain, we are told, is as
strong a Deawarean and as strong Re-
publican as ever, and has been working
for the help Of his party in the southern
part OF the State.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

CHESTER COUNTY MEDICAL soolETI.-
This Society met on Tuesday last in the
Presbyterian Church, West Chester, With
DR.. Fussel of East Pikeland, President,
and DR.. Ephraim Hopkins, Marshallton,
Secretary. Questions OF interest to the
medical profess on were discussed by the
members present.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

IT W IFVI dUl LNnuenUFTEe VN 12D l00
Traits leaving Wilmington at 10 N a. m. and
9 Sp. N. oonnset with tratns Leaving Phsia5eI-
phiu az y a. ~. and p. m
Tue ~ " .. M, tratn also connects with the DIAL
kMAie y n and r. " b. X r. trains Arriy
M 10 w mington al 70 vs. and 10 % q. m.
lrain' leay ny Landeuberg at 6g0a M and IN
g u. connect win the tame fer Philadelpbia
lehFttg " lining on At sl0a ~. and an n m
ton at q D p. IN. " ''iH'Ns-
Omnibus transfer between ". 4 ~. andp IL
q J., depots, ~ cars Of IV,lniuat, n Cifv il 4
az Trout aud Ma ket stree - by McMaiien q feei'
piece of baggage W. e"NA
oel26f NJ. c, OoNwKLL, supt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

DENIED.-The statement that laud-
anum or whlskey bottle was found upon
the body OF Joseph II. McCarty, Edgmont,
Delaware county, who was found dead in
the wood few days ago, % denied by his
f.mily as being incorrect. no such being
found.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

SUDDEN DEATH.-A colored woman,
named Mrs. Hood, living on Shipy street
above 18th. died very suddenly last night
from heart disease, il is supposed. She
was hearty working woman Of about 80
years Of age. An inquest will be held
this evening.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

An ExoHANeE.-Daniel sehrack, of East
Brandywine, takes the West Chester, Will
mingion s. Reading stage limo, from West
Chester to Sager's Station, and Edward
Strong, the late proprietor Of the sage
line, has purchased Mr.. Shraek's farm.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

A FATAL JUMP.-On Friday afternoon
Joseph Parker, resident OF Roekdale,
was killed on the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad by jumping
from a train In full motion, near the
junction OF the railroad running 10 the
iron ship yard Of John Roach & Co at
Chester. After lhe accident Parker walked
some distance, saying he was not much
hurt, then sat down aud died Immediately.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

VALUABLE COUNTY SEAT For SALE
Mr.. r. d. Hicks offers for sale his valus
bic country seat, on the road between
this city and New Castle. 1t is within
halls mile from the city boundary, aud
is worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

CoRoNER's lsQUEsT.-The Coroner Sun
day held an inquest on the remains Of
Annie Dorsan, aged 80 years, a servant in
DR.. Porter's family, who fell down stair
about seven O'Clock in the morning and
died at half-past two in the afternoon.
The jury decided on a verdict Of death
from accident.
Though seen in moment after the ac-
cident she was unconscious and speeches
and never recovered either. She had been
subject frequently Of cpileptic dts.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

LIVELY HusKING.-DuriDg one day last
week, John Thomas, East Whiteland,
Chester county, husked 81 shocks Of corn,
which Is a good days work for one man.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09
Green wood,
farmiuHtou.
! halIlnr

MIXED TRAIN. North ward. win leave Deimar
at o.. 4. N. Laurel. s. Is; seaiord 90; BGidgef
HARM. ton, 8 25s feltos, {. 6Oi Canterbury 557i
MORTON. t. o.; Brenford. 7.Ol; clayton. z. s;
Green Spring. q; Is ackbird, 7.3ii 1uwusono ;
T. o.; MiddletOwn. s. II; NJ. Pleasant e. Is; Kirk
wood, IS q; Ne0 Gasie. y 70. Arrive Al y IL
minEt n. o %. Philadelphia. l.Sli BALTIMORE
o. Southwark, will leave fhiladelphtAat 30
Baltimore 2 80; Wilmington. u Is: New
Castle, I. %; Middletown, y iud. rOWnsend2 20
Clayton. 5. 10; Dover, 4 o. Wyoming, 4 10; Fol,
tan, 4 40; Harrington, 0. o; RarminRt0n, o. IS;
Greenwood, 6sl; BrilgsVile, 3. 81; sesfsrd, 8 10,
Laurel, q. 20; Delmar, ".
the mixed lrtin will Do ron subject 10 delsya
Incident TO- freight buainess, and will stop only At
stations where time 10 given.
NKW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for Wilm ngton and PhilAdel-
phaat7 " A N. Leave Philadelphia, IL. w II
and Wilmington. l. Top NJ for New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO those above. leave clayton fol
smyrna s. - A. 81, and 2o0P. NJ, leave smyTnl
for Clayton II IS A. NJ. and T. IS p. NJ. 10 make
connection with trains 10 aud from Dover, and Sta
tons south.
CONNECTIONS
At Townaend, with the Kent County and oues,
Anne Kent Railroads. At Clayton, with Nd,
SDel. r. K, Al Harrington with j. 4 b. X.
At seeford, With p. 4 D. Z. r. At Delmar, witt
h. ., X. X. and w loomieo aud POoOmoke r. n
y kkNNkY. superintendent
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

THE INSTITUTE NEws.-During the sos
sions of the Chester County Teachers In
stitute in West Chester, the Jeffcrsonlan
has issued daily paper called tn I'sh-
tuts Daily Nnes, each number Of which
contains a large amount Of local news and
the proceedings Of the previous days Sea-
sion. II is a neat little sheet Of twelve
columns, and the enterprise reflects de-
cided credit on the publishers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

CoMPLETHD.-The steamer Annie Of the
Electric Line, has had her repairs COM
pleted at the II. Il II. Co.'s works, and has
left there for service.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09
NEW BOOT AND SHOE ATORR
GEORGE 8. HAGANY

Has Just opened, At No. 1902 West Second street,
between Orange aud Tatnall a large aud varied
assortment Of boots and shoes, for ladies. gentle
men, boys, misses and children. all OfWhieh he
mine his stock ie s-w
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

The CRIsFIELD OPERA HOUSE,
The Crisfeld Opera- House, 1--WE know il
sounds queer, but il is correct, has been
completed, and will he dedicated on Mon
day evening next by a variety company.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

LARGE PEAR.-George Stanley, Union
Vile, Chestere iuty, is the producer OF a
pear that weighs 2s OF. tits OF the Dwarf
VARIETY
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

CARS RuNSING. - Mr.. Wilson, Chief
Engineer in charge Of the construction Of
the Railroad from Pomeroy station on tho
Pennsylvania Railroad, to Delaware City,
informs us that the track laying as far as
Landenberg, was completed on the 3lst
Of last month, aud that freight trains are
running regularly to that point. There
are some four or FIVE miles Of the road
laying between Landenberg and Delaware
City, that is not yet ompleted-owing 10
some delay on the part Of the contractor.
It is understood that the Pennsylvania
Central has taken it 10 hand, and will
have the unfinished portion pushed
through without further Unnecessary de-
lay West Chester Record
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

HORSE DISEASE IN CHEsrER.-T The Horse
Epidemic made its appearance in Chester
Saturday, and from last accounts soHe
wenty horses were suffering from IL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

MANS CHAEsHD.-Th name OF the Sea
ford Record has been changed TO the sua-
sax Democrat, and comes 10 us with but
Two pages Of matter.