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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

4 man In herea Wants divorce because
his vile insists that he shall kill the old
cat that has hern with them for ten years.
RE says q" il is not because he hates to part
with the animal, hut the job is too much
TO ask of him while he is in feeble health,
as at present He has drowned her
twice, shot fourteen rifle balls through her
viials. given her halfpound Of strychnine,
committed han kari on her with pitch
tribe more tone to her voice and bay win
dow over one eve.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

PEARL IIoMINY.-That we shall have
plenty of hOminy next season at reasonable
rates, we do not doubt. The building cor
ner Of Third and Orange streets, formerly
occupied as a shoe mandatory, has been
leased and the requisit machinery for the
manufacture Of pearl hominy Is being put
in The matter seems to he In the hands
Of cnterprislng men.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

Ban Bois.-A noisy aud impudent
crowd OF cololed boys play base ball on
the city sand lot of evenings now, aud
their ball il often knocked with great
tirre over amongst the children along the
fronts of the houses ON Talnall street.
Wednesday the mothers of some of these
demonstrated with the boys and were
answered with great impudencc. II
policeman will gave little attention TO
The matter he will ohlige the people OF that
ueighhorhCod
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

Fot RR-sHIrMENr.-Ihr barge Republie
ln. arrived at the W. "A x. Il. u. wharf,
with $40 tons NJ blooms Tor ~ shipment to
steele ~ Worth CoatcsNillr, aud the barge
L,nss Mtndicy has arrived Mt the same
whnrf with cargo Of iron ore for Huston
A Pcnroae, COatcsville.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

Boughmam, Thomas n Co.'S Literary
BAileiin for July is ont.
Those who intend visiting Nlagam Falls
will find that by taking the G.'iO train ON
the W. " X. X. r., u quick and pleasant
trip can he made.
A gentleman from Gcnrg, tiwn informs
us that Greeley is becoming popular there.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

No ADMISSION. We are quite willing
TO accord equal rights to women aud We
therefore give them the same PRIVILEGE we
accord to gentlemen of not seeing there
anonymous communications in print.
This is u rule We posUydg enforce II
correspondents do not send ns their names
they need not expect their communications
to appear We cannot conceive how any
body. male or female, can fail to know
this by this time. Another Anonymous
communication, this from gentleman
quilting" one of the candidates for the
Mayoralily, goes prematurely to the waste
basket because unaccOmpanied 10y The au
LII nria nnlnn-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

Poor FELLOw.-Not many evening"
since young gentleman of this city tOOk
his fair lady ont riding, and when In the
romantic region of A street on the cause
way, stopped the horse and jumping out,
drew pistol frOm his pocket and point.
ing Ii at his heart addressed the young
lady In the most pleading tones C
do you love me il you say no, death will
come to my relief" The young lady't
answer short and 10 the point was, e Of
course do, you old fool, jump in" Thus
was the life Of one of our citizens saved
and the poor fellow relieved from thu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

DgpREnATIoNH.- Constant dcpredations
are being made by had men and boys on
the fruit growers in our vicinity. They
commit outragcs, rObberlcs aud indecen-
cies, and there seems TO be- no protection
for the rural residents near our city. A
short time since rOwdy gang heat a
Young man named \. Kellum, nearly TO
Heath The other day a gang visited the
farm of Mr. Thumpsun, ofChristiana Hun.
dred, near Bancr0it's factory, and broke
down his fence, entered his orchard, and
commenced TO gather the fruit. Mr..
Thompson who had been annoyed before
by similar gangs, who had not only rob
bed his orchard, hut perpetratcd indeeen
cies and uttered prolane language, fired
At the ntrudrrs and some Of tue shot
struck one Of them Mr. Thompson was
arrested, taken before Esq. DOughery
and bound oylr to answer the charge at
Court. II may nG wei 10 inform thos'
who steal fruit that it is larceny by oar law
and subjects the offender 10 The whipping
post and pillory.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

BERRIES Eight carloads of berries to
Jersey city and seven car-loadsto Phila-
delpha were shipped Wednesday over the
Unaware RAILROAD.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20
Our Church Directory.



Grace. Ninth and West, Rev. Jacob TOddi ser |
VICES e. lg A.S ~ 1 N Move ssvonb Raw
Union, Filth aud Washington, Rev. Charles
Hi lO,s' A. M ~ = M. ..s..,.
lOls, A. Nj, ~, p NJ
:. Scott. Seventh aud Spruce streets. Rev r, l..
Iraadywine. Twenty ,irst q aud Market. Rev T.
b haa!sEi lg,s; A A. A., ". + NJ. D..
N EPwoiTtth chapel Tenth and Church. Rev H. H.
=, Madelsy Chapel. ClaymOnt Avenue aud street
PRBsBYrERIAs.
Central King street, below Seventh, lOb, AM
Hanover, sixth and King, Rev. Lafayette Marks
West, EiehiE And Washington, Rev. Geo.
sIGy,ai @a' a. All, ~, T. A. v.nn. p.oD,s,.
prayer meeting Sunday evening at quarter to 7
o'clock IN the prayer roomi CengTegational Wed.
parlor Friday, al s. p. NJ. Young Mems s, on
Saturday evening At ~ o'clock,
io fir1 4 Ssn'A aTS Market Rev s. H. A'k0"n'
6iiyetl Adsias and Chestnut, Rev. A. J. Snyder;
Rodney Street Chapel, Rodney street. near Del
aWaIe Avenue.
Gilbert Chapel. Fourteenth aud French.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Rt Rev. Alfred Lee, D. D.. Bishop Of Delaware
II. Andrew ), Eighth aud Shipley, Bishop Lee.
Rector Rev MIR. Arnold, Assistant IOa, A. NJ,
Trinity Chapel. FlhA aud King. Rev. william J.
Frost d, y Asst aud seevnd Sundays IL each
slurtl Sundays Al W., A Nj. and 1, r, NJ; Wed.
gSsdays A. r NJ. Fridays aud Holy days a.
Tsiai oAursh, told svodes) Seventh and
hasya, ksy. Dr.; Frost. Reeivri Rev. William
Calvary, Third aud Washington Rev. George
a; L1timsr; VA a; NJ ~, r. M, ,,..,., A.,
Rev. 7. O. LitIelli lO's' A. NJ. ' r. N.
ROMAN CArHe4Ic.
BIT Rev. Ttei4.s A. Becker. .. o.. b. .horo,
S III ~ SKY, s. "a y''' p .., Matthew A.
., Mary ,SiNt6. g al. and so ? n.
81 .s. ,::i. E s:i 1 r. s n a, NJ
Jan5s ? Chapel. I LS ~ Avenue Snd bu
Pont Rev. Mr.. serrotinii 10Y, A. NJ.
BAPTIST.
First, King above Tenth Rev Z. @. Maryott /;
second Fourth AUD French, no pastor at presents
VI 66,sia.afe Avenue. West aud Delaware Avenue,
Rev q. W F9lwel ioE' A. M aud Ia r NJ
herman, Fifth aud Walnut, Rev. Jacob Fell
man 10 A. NJ, 7, p. NJ.
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
West Street Meeting tHicksitel, West between
Fourth and Fifth ~ A. NJ, r. NJ; -,
Tatnall; 10 A, NJ, Up NJ.
UNITARIAN.
First Church, West above Eighth, Rev. VIM. II.
Subject to-morrow THE True and sure way
swEpRNBoRaIAN
New Jerusalem, Delaware Ayenue aud Wash
ngtuu street., Rev. Willard II. Hinrkley; lOA
- GERMAN LUTHERAN.
Non's German Evangelical. Sixth aud French
Rev. r, Isensehmidt; l0s A. NJ. aud "a 2. NJ.
aPIRiTuALisrs.
Delaware State Society, Second street nea
WIZ" ME- y q, Hyrer will speak tomorrow after
moan at 3 o. clock and at ~ in the evening.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

A GREAT CURIOSITY - Everybody has
heatd 1T the learned PIC, lht a le" "hS
.e,a,, SEGA the curiously driurmcd pig, ne
longing " Mr.. Taylor Stanley, al Hood
Stallion nn thv old West Chester Railroad
IN En,t Whitrl.n nj township. Tins PIG
was dclormcd When At mndc It's appear
au, , in this world, ibe GPper jaw ana
.ns.e not hcing near M long IA The lowel
Jaw, while the uustrcls open "n the lower
law who,, The month is closed. lie also
ba. five hoofs 81 one foot while there are
.nn,y four on each o. the other feet. Not
WhLstandhg the malprmation OF the
apper Jaw, this pig gathers pp ana 'als
c,in without any diliiculty. When he
undertakes ~ eat alop he scoops 1t up
With the unher saw aud then throws up
Lis head in order u gri it fairly into hls
mouth, "a little after tae fashion OF a
,lieHrn. lie is about six months Old, and
81 .ooS sil. aud proportions. Mr.. stan
iry has t,Cen solicited to exhibit him tt
ne public at che annual exhibition of the
4 hester ~ Agricultural Society '-
Vest Chester RtJ.4DlpgH
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

TnE MURDER or PERHNs.--On Monday
night last meeting OF the calOrrd inrn oi
the city was held To take action REGARDING
the death Of Abraham Perkins. A reso-
luton was passed requesting the Governor
TO olirr reward for the apprehension Of
Malady, that he might thereby be- caught
and tried for the crime. a committee was
appointed to lay the matter hainrr the
Governor and request favorable action On
the resolution.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

BAILY-POTTs. In OAKLAND, California. on
June 18th. at St. Panl,s Episcopal Church. BY
Baily, Jr.. formerly OF this city, aud Margaret
b. Potts, all OF Oakland. Philadelphia papers
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

ST. PAm's ExouRsioN.-Tne sunday
Schools of ST. Pdul's NJ. T. Church and
friends got of safely on Friday about eight
o'clock aud started on their trip to Col /
linz hpueh
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

SUDDEN DEATlI.-A woman living on
Reed street, named McGlinchy, was taken
suddenly i'll on Thursday during he storm
and expired about midnight Tae dei
ceased was fine, healthy looliii e wofuan
and il is thought she died of cholera NOR
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

How ABoUT ITl-A farmer called this
morning and informed us that some of the
best positions In the market are taken up
by persons who keep grocery stores In
town, ami he thinks II rather unjust that
such persons, who, he claims, buy their
truck tSPhiladelphia, should be allowed
TO move their stores into the street on
market days. Seventh aud King Is the
spss where one at lcast,our iniOrmer says,
Of Nsae grocers takes his stand aud retailt
to passers by lie said the former CLERK
of the Market made such persons take
their goods away, hut the present one
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

CAMDEN CAMP.-Camden camp meet
ing commenced yesterday, and on the
morning train several persons went down
10 nILend Il.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

NEEDS ATTENTION. There is a pond of
stagnant water nj Third and Parrish
stree $, which demands the iinme late at
tention of the Board af Health The
stencil arising from II is at times mio'cra
BILE, while the ncghhors believe il IL the
cause Of the great amount Of sickncfs
amongst the children in the neighborhood.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

BKRRIEs.-Thc shipments Of berries
Thursday were ~ follows; carloads to
Philadelphia and seven ear.lOa1s TO Jer1
scy CIV.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

PRIzR AwARDED.--At the Commence
ment exercises Of Yale College, the second
prize In speaking in the Sophomore class
was awarded to II. b. B. staplcr, OF this
ritv
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

The TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. The
State Temperance Convention, held Tues.
day at Middletown, was but slinly attended
and about the only business of general
importance transacted by the convention
was the adoption of a resolution fur hold
ing State Temperance Jubilee in this city
on Thursday, 10th day of October next.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

CHEAP FLOUR THE bakers of this city
have formed themselves into II society and
established commission house at Nos.
800 and 309 East Fourth street, where all
the best brands of dour are constantly on
hand at wholesale prices. Also, rye flour.
corn meal, etc., with flour will be- sold by
the pound, barrel or hundred barrels TO
storekeepers, bakers, or private families al
very low rates, lower, they claim, than the
articles can be procured elsewhere.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

WHERE IIAsuRG ONEi-For several days
past the most persistent inquiries have
been made at the W. Il X. X. K. depot In
this city, regarding the movements of a
gentleman and chest Oftools. These in
qulres are made 10y relatives and friends
Interested, WHO claim that the missing one
has taken french leave and that they
think his destination is West Chester
Why he left 10 hastily is not explained nor
is his name given. For the information
of all concerned 1t is but justice to say
that neither the man nor the chest of tools
have made application for transportation
over the W. ~ Il. X. Il. and that the Of.
acers of the company in this city are
ignorant of the whereabouts of either.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

CHESTER llIGnTs CANT. The camp
meeting grounds nj Chester flights, IN
The =. q Is. G. Il. r., are being fixed mp
Ia am excellent manner for the regulai
camp meeting which commences on lues-
day next, the 23d mst. Tents and frame
Landings are belng erected and the place
now presents the appearance OF a mlltiry
eucnmpment or an Indian village we
nr. Informed that round trip tickets from
Wilmington will be- sold
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

New TELEGRAPH. The Western Union
Telegraph Company have opened an office
In Newark, In this State, In the iewelry
store Of Mr.. Woodrow, near the Methodist
Church.
BERRIES AND TRUCK.-Onc carload Of
Norfolk truck was shipped north from
Crisiield Tuesday. Eight carloads Of
berries were shipped to Jersey City and
eirhL rnr.l nnds 10 Philnhclnhia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

THE DELAWARE CAR SPRING WORKS.
We were in error In stating that James O.
Pickles was to he partner iu he above
named works. MIR. William IL. sehoen
will he the sole proprietor, and will take
possession shorty, Mr.. F.. j. lIomcr
retiring
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

wARns.
MARna-

Number, Ser, N1tiUftD and Color. Born IN
the United states. 20 born IN foreige eountrlesi
a.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

SroRM.-Thursday night about nine
O'Clock We were visited with most vic.
lent storm. The lightning for awhile
was binding and the frequent pcalS of
The rain SIMPLY poured down.
The smoke stack OF Stotsenburg's fouH-
dry WAS struck by lightning and dam,
aged during the storm, and II huttonwOod
tree on David Lynam's farm WIS also
struck and SET ON fire. Several window
shutters were sailing through the air,
making il dangerous for umlucky pedcs-
deSirians who were on the street.
Miss Mckay, employed at John Sparks
millinery store, Oh Market sire t, was
severed, stunned by an electric shock, hut
WAS not seriously injured. The pr1eeed
nrs in the Council chamber were lUter-
ruptci and business for awhile had to he
suspended, il being impossible to hear the
clerk read or members speak, 80 iucessunl
was the rumhling Of Heavens artillery.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

SCHOONER LAUNCHED a three masied
schooner was Wednesday launched at the
hin yard Of Bnrrlt ~ son. Her Keel II
l!i feet long, with "a feet beam ana
hold l. feet deep. She was built for Capt
Nrrr of Taunton, Mass, under the super.
.nitn,lrnc, Of " W. smith, Is intended
IT,, the coasting trade, and has been dub-
urI the Wa. u. Mr"i. The vessel Is hhs
looking specimen of naval Architecture 'lIu
a.. brlipve win he entirely fitted out 10
ibis rity, save rigging her, which Will he
Iuuc at Chester, Pa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

lIOusEHOl.DERs' AssOOIAriON.--A meet
ng'of the HOUSEHOLDER Association was
held Thursday at No. jl9 Market strect,at
which il WAS reported that an "rd'r for
twenty-five female Swcdes had he"n sent
Ia Sweden. This was about the unlv
thing of importance acted upon, and tls
great desire Of the members serns to be
TO procure good and reliable mlp for the
household.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20
Attempted Wife Murder.

roRMRn Rg9IneNr or WILMINGTON
NAMES A MUHpERurs Assault on MS
WIFE.
The Philadelphia LtdJer, ol Wednesday
las the following
JOhn Claypole, n peldl,r, who, with his.
wife, Jennie, occupied the cellar OF Il house
Om B-dfod street, below $ yenth, COM
init II a muldrrous a saul. utun hur about
nine q ,ck yesterday morning, Woundms
hrr With Knife 81 -,'iiuusly as Ia put her
life in peru Pc iccmcn of The SeA cnteenth
District Wric attracted ~ The h msr by cries
Of murder, and upon descending " tue
basement found the wife va tie hOog,
bleeding from nuinC yous wounds. Two Of
the neighpors baq first entered, anu one
oi theni lad secured the knlfe used by
d1hn Claypolo, A Ratchet had also been
seen 10 the Possession of the husband, hut
That had disappeared and had not been
found up to last evening Claypole aud
his wife quarrelled often, and he Is said "
have treated her generally IN brutal
manner On Monday evening he attempted
to ste,, her viii il fork, but size inuNA,,d
70 escape 10 the house Of \ neil hhor. Tho
cause Of the assault yesterday morning is
not known tNcppt TO the wife and himself.
lie Waa arrested in the cellar and made mo-
resistance. In the afternoon he had
hearing before Alderman Beitler, when
there was testimony which represented the
wiie's condition TO be critical.
Sarah Higglnson, liyiAg eNt dgQnT tothe
Clnypoles, toaIiled th9s she saw the wife
ON tile street, aud advised her pQa 70 ~
INTO the cellar, as from Ms bn'' -
! iHanneg she Vas sue ne hins"' is'anu
The wife th0pgAI OH "a. 70 oeal peat h e,
mas - lew minutes after that wit.
.card the cry OF murder aud ran in.
As soon as she entered she saw Dock,
as Clnypolc Is iamiliarly called, throw Il
Ratchet under the bed. Two knives were
found by witness, the blade of one being
quite bloody.
Margaret Thompson was examined, ant
testified TO the assault with fork OF
Monday evening.
John and Jennie Claypolc have beer
married several years. They have NJ
children, which is fortunate. considering
the manner in which they have lived, oc
cupying IL cellar an Alaska street house
lie is said to have come from Wilmington
Dell, where he has relatives.
After the hearing had taken place tn
prisoner was asked what he had to say
He cried out, in a loud tone Of voice
nothing"
The Alderman told him he would b
committed to await,the result of the wife
injuries, and he was sent to prison.
-ClaypQle, the prisoner, was formerl
young man engaged in Col Grimshaw'
drug store, in this city, and, If we recol
lect Alright, afterwards became proprieto
of the same. He is very respectfully cor
nected, but long ago fell very low in III
moral and social scale, through alcohol
indulgence and loose moral principles.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

The New York World is gradually get.
ting up heart for Greeley, among the
advantages OF whose election II Includes a
Democratic House of Representatives, thus
making II great inroad into the Republican
ascendancy in the Federal Senate. The
As the Senate will necessarily remain
Republican during the hrst half Of tue
next Presidential term, Mr.. Greeley will
have advantages which, u regular Demo
cratic candidate would ,.nOt possess In
getting his appointments confirmed. A
Democratic President with d hostile Senate
would be in 50 embarrassing position,
and so constantly thwarted, that he could
be Of little service either 10 the patty or
the country. Mr.. Greeley will get great
deal of cooperation from Republican
Senators which w0uld be withheld from a
regular Democratic President, even If We
could hope 70 elect one."s
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

BLACK BAss.-It is still question with
many whether il is practicable to stock
the Brandywine with black bass, and every
fact bearing upon the subject Is of inter
est. On the 4th instant, Mr.. Thomas B..
Jacobs, of this Borough, while fishing in
the Brandywue, near Sager's Mill, caught
two fish, each about eight inches 10 length,
which were pronounced not only by him
self but a number of other persons TO he
black bass They Were caught with a
hook and line, ana were Immediately re-
'urned to the stream, darling oil appar-
emily uninlurcd Those were probl IDLY
some of the hsh brought from the Potomac
and placed In the stream, showing con-
|. cmsively that they have not left for a
greater body Of water AS many supposed
they would IVES, chester Rq,aJlicdn
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

Nor rRuR. The RrpaJiiem,of the 18th,
states that Mr.. William 5. Taye' will hr 4
candidate for the Republican nomination.
for Council from the Filth Ward, IN case
he fails TO receive the nYmination iof
Mayor This is eutiirly nnlounde !, ~
Mr.. Hayes has said from the very brgini
ming Of the campaign that under no. cir.
cumsiancrs will he b. a. candidate tnf
member Of Connect again.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20
AFRICAN.

African Union, French above Eighth, Rev. j.
W. Leekins; lO,s A, NJ, Sand ~ r
E. Zion NJ e., Ninth and French, Rev. J. ID.
Elbert; 10 A. NJ, y aud II y. Al.
Bethel African NJ. 4. , Walnut above Sixth, Rev.
T. O. Steward lO1s A, N. ~ p NJ.
ST. Peters African Union Chapel, West second
streets l0is A, NJ. ~ p NJ.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20


N .,leaylus Fr.nca .tI-ri wharf At
,Asssestsia-s4sA. NJ arriving ~ th g. "a snort
N altel 10 NJ, r.furniIe ioAN" the tapes
r NJ, awning Hlns before o.. NJ. Ne the td.t
VIII suit fcr quick trips cor trid dHy, U'ta Iutd-
ing ana opportunity Zoo witness tbe bal ing al n
20 'cintk. A. VI d sight worth .rsing being la
the height ~ tho bathing SEASON. ENsry ufoft
will !" made 10 htb" this excursion equal -
any fhii We have hsteiofarn given. Their will
BE- NO unru', persona allaw,A ehnard Calisia
huddle MAS limited our uniarer 81 as not to pavs
Il crowd aboard. rhus' " i-hiur 10 eu .uy = de-
ughtiul eNcUrsiun amt takc Az 10 cd Ocaau.
will do well to sscure their ticaDts ~ 40 eauy
date Tickets tiay be bad from Hnv ~ tue ts,tn-
mittea or ri tina store OF g. b. 6oulav, niuuar
may br procured IT tha tsirsishmnnt -ta idH. Bss-
ket-. Sc., llay be- l-it Doe charge o ths committee
while the boat BE- OF The Gapes. a foOil has been
provided 20 lock thsmrrp,
.G.ntemag ticket sl.a0. Idly tick At sI.2Ss
children oder II years - can't.
Conmitter j. l.. 1auey, q. Rrlutou, "
Todd. r, blomcl. G, Clark. q Pyle, n. Rob
iusou, n. r llrkeis D. kuwhIug l. Mend9u-
hail, J. c, Morrow. e. biattln, o. iaAlif, }.
Rogers.
NrOw ~ rms TINY re- NV VOTE
~ CoAt.. ns i7 l"w.r 90 % hW hesu fcr
wears k-lianc. tM1uut GtnfuN anil l,ehigh src
the fNuris ktui-. an rlfr. kept ui der cover
aud ca, inlly scfccuvd q. W. busn, flgneh
slreetWbadr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

W. II W. Il. R.-Work on the Whining
ton a. Western Railroad progress $. The
track layers will pass through the deep
cut near Woods Rolling Mill this wcel,
and will have seven miles Of the track
laid. The bridge over the Chfi lioua Is
about completed, aud will be- rcidy for
use on or about August let.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-20

THE l'NION EXCURslON.-Th
Of the Union NJ. +. Church Sunday school,
Thursday, TO Port Deposit, was dcci led
success in every respect. About nine
hundred persons made up the excursion
PARTY, who were landed safely III Port
Deposit ut $50 o'clock, and were met at
the depot Ny number OF persons at that
place aud escorted 10 the picnic grounds,
where all enjoyed themselves in different
ways until it. was time to start for home,
1.li. ThecXcurSioni.ts arrived home safely
between niue aud ten O'Clock, and express
themselves under many obligations TO the
citizens OF Port Deposit tor the unlocked
tor attentions by them, and Tor providing
water and making other arrangements,
without cost to the school.