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, 1872-12-28

10 the Eater Oh Tho a3t, .r0iI AVIS
Mr., Editor!
lau1 correspondent d p%ositor'' in No.
1913, IN commenting on the purpose OF the
Meeting OF Members Of the ST. CroiX Saw
In@8 Bank convened for Monday tha Both
inst. says he believed thi5 is the second
time such a meeting has been called on
the former occasion, after the fire in Bas-
SIN 1896, a meeting was held and a sun Of
$4,000 voted by a majority in aid Of the
sufferers by the fire. lie torgcts, however,
that at the same time there was besides an
amount OF $500 voted to Mr.. A. Cre0gh,
the Accountants. the Institution and ono
OF the Sufferers by the fire and The same
gentleman, who + Acos lightly, together
YIN d'oJneI oIe!acJlle Member OF lhe
Savings BANK Ihe Manager OF the st. mo
mus n"l"' are fI3IdIy opposed to the pre-
SEM grant ana threaten all they come
across win eAcommuulc ton from the
Fa"cttooe OF the Bank II they vote Tor 1t,
DuV tI"I IS not exactly what want TO say
III IeIc ence 10 Mi DeposItor lie wants
70 il"NC ~ appear as Il there were doubts
as TO Ine regal right OF Members dISposlng
= ''l' ne'eI|e fUnd. | would IN lhat
respect beg to call attention to this fact
1llaG al 4le1nDerS nave en- Their becoming
~" '~onVIIpuIeu IIVe dollars INTO the gen
GfaI Ionu OF the Institution. One OF the
dutles imposed upon Members by the Con-
SOllulIon IS 70 take steps tor the manage
II; ifen' o. Illo institution. Now certainty
.ueIt Is anything coming within the
scope oil Ihat management It must be that
poItIoh OF the funds OF the Institution
"H'ch belongs TO the institution ITSELF and
noC 10 any o. the DeposItor8 or other
claimants. we hnd nowhere IN the ton
, 1872-12-28

BASENDER.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

N s0,I, sscI,l Sl.-ol llni adelI Tla' WeFi tile'
~ "'' hr.aw Market.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
Ierrlble accident.

About eight o'clock Monday morning
a ffightful accident occurred al liuchon-
stinr'r brick works, On NunncrN llal
Third wnri, Allegheny. The we M was
Jacob Slyd, r, who had h cn in Mr. luck
cnstincs employ about n ne months ga am
engineer. AT the time mentioned hr was
at lis work as usual alont Tie engine.
aud when discovered he had been literally
torn into small fragments. llldN u
piece of his body II foot long remained,
lie had been carried around with the
Whc /, aud then ground iu pieces between
II aud the ground.
The fragments of the manglrd body
were slrcWn all about, AMI the blood "l
the dead min had spiinklcd The rr.uud
ana the machinery. In what mauncr III,
accident occurred is not known, as th' FAT
Of the unfortunate nan Wa~ not witnessed
Coroner West WAS nunmulrd AMI held IA
inquest on the rcrnain'. a verdict ct ar
! c'dental death was rcndr'cl 10y the juv
q Deceased was sixty four years of age. IT,
+ was a Nidowor, aud leaves n'ur childr,i
3 to mourn hr sudden aud teuill.n death
| lie resided with his family in the vicinity
Of the brick wOrks.-IWsbaiW fomD''r
| cidl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

The lhNlNt LllLhAhA 'RNAhAhs
The Opera House was crowded on last
night week by large aud highly intell.-
gent audience to witness the annual exit
bitiou of this Society. The performances
were not relieved by the music which Is
SO pleasant a feature In the Kappa Gam
mas entertainments and II Is possibly for
this reason that the Irving dealt more
largely than the other in the comic.
Ia. 4. Marshall presided ably over
the exercises and opened them with
thoughtful and earnest speech markedly
free from the exaggerated enthusiasm too
common in sehool-boy illusions. This was
followed by defamation by &. J. Hib-
herd, very eiIectually rendered. An amu-
sing dialogue entitled Goals of Fire
followed with J. T. Sullivan as "Adam,
| Edward T.. Mclntire as "Mr. Meek;
Thomas Wllcts, as "Phl. O'llara," r
r. Cam rs "Charley Baldwin," II. q.
Russell as "Dlck Pippin" and II. o. Math-
cws rs Bob Greening."
This was followed by really adnifra-
bic and carefully written essay on the
means aud objects of punishment fol
crime hy f.. b. Mode, which showed ear
nest aud original thought.
A dialogue" or rather broad farce
called More Free than Welcome, fol
lowed. with G. +. Quinby as "smoo2le,
Frank TAYLOR as "Snoozy,' and I. ;
Davis as the " Intruder The play WA
really funny and called forth sho1ts o
laughter aud loud applause, but nolwnh
Standing this hearty expression of appro
baton by the audience the perlormane
IMPRESSED us rs somewhat eXtrayagan
and out of place, and the same was trn
of f. ; Davis stump speech, though II
To be said in its favor that II was really
very amusing aud well aimed hurlesqu'
most effectively rendered by one who's
talents as a comedian are remarkable
The reading of "The Death of Litu
Ioc." by William Gordon, was really
/ remarkably fine performance, seldom su
, pas.cd hy professional readers, ana wa
one of the hest features of the whole FL
trtainment We do not remember 10 nav
{ seen il eQuallrd III any school exhibition.
Atwood Wins read an essay on Lit
3. Thinus. which showed care in prepar
@ tinn. and the exercises concluded with
A brief dramatic performance entitled JOSEF
:. In Egypt, with the following east
d Joseph" William Gordon; fhasenr
T.. b. Mode; "Lares,' f. ). Fun
90 simeon, j. i Satterthwaiti Benz
min. i. A. Taylor; "Rcuben, Atwo'
~ Wins. go,
II ia whole the exhibition was a decid
ID and gratifying success and we sincere
40 rrurct onr inability to praise in detail o
N We, feel TOO much lterest In these aiial
I'd too strong a desire hat they shall rebou
vi to the honor and edit OF the really 9
ul miraMe academies with which they d
'u connected, and withal too high resp'
for the good sense Of the Young men co
posmu the Societies to indulge in fulsol
d,ttrfv and iudiscrimiuate praise.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
Potato-Pioklng Match.

At au agricultural fair rec nlly held at
Oxford, Pa, one of the most amusing
pa Is Of the programme was the rnla'"
match. Four bushels Of poi1iors were
placed along the troiiing course, in four
Tires of bushel each, aud about Il foot
apart on the ground The four conlc-ian' .
each had wheelhtrow, aud AZ the word
ego" commenced picking mp the poialnr@
usd drposiling them in the wheclharrows,
and the irst To get them loaded NJ ana
return to the starting point was to he de
! clared the champion potato-picker and
rewAfde accordingly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

Cornelius Koopmnnschnp. the hi'rte
labor broker Of san Francisco, ha' hcl 81
u Al ion praying to have extended 10 MN
The h netit of The bankrupt act lie nllit"
utes his fninrc to tn pressing demands
of Chinese l,hor rs and stor keeper Ia
Alabama. lis liabilities, says the S'n
J Francisco Bulletin Of May 3Oth, amount
to about two hundred and SIXTY thousand
dollatR, assets abont three hun lr'd non
md dollats. Consisting OF aho nme hum
I dtcl thousand du,laiH in NOT" g ven lay
Chinlmcm - him tor allowan' cs and p'7-
sage money paid for them, and about ON 3
| hundred thousand dol airs are by the Ala
blma and Chattanooga Rlilr0nd Company
Secured by the bouds Of thu company, h"i
which are unsal abe at present tie com.
Iany having failed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
Good Paw for Good Work.

Tl Suprtimcldc tot Srho Is in Akron,
Ohin. , Il of 10000 inhahiiau s, Is paid
S2.alN, lady Irinc'pal Of thir high
school - 400, her assistant $500. TIE
pfimiry l,nchrr-. however, rrrriN" ) 600
The, certainly lhcr' have no imprr sion
that "any ono" can teach II primary
thool rhc uosl i"cVTcrience tea Il rs
aic generally Assigned To these primaries,
aud consequently Tie ch ,racirr of primary
inst u,tiun las ia'lru much b low the
standard reached in other grades. A great
Grunge IL taking place throughout the
e. lnoiionul world ia This y rticu'ar. il
has hccm Discovered that while higher
nrlr 1T literary attanmrni4 may he ne
cp--u, in schools OF II higher grade, the
highest succers M primary in' rnc;ion can
only he attained by 4each"rs Of the grrir~I
Kill aud r.pc.t experience.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

some of the nicetts Of Nicnnese ell
quelt, are thus described Again, no
officer of cavalry dare carry q parcel in
uniform, no matter how small i may lr.
u book or even IL fan rolled M IN p1irr
though he may do 50 cat of uuifuim :
ne ia r. Il ire he enter a one horse cab. al
tho Ugh he may drive arinnd ia "a two.
horse vehicle T. his hearts content. An
officer of infantry or artillery, however,
wh,th,r in or o,L Of uniform, may carry
what he pl e. aud drive IN Whh",ri
conyclan e suits him u St. But I en- In
fantry officers ale out Of III pal" of iis'-
iol ahle soc ETY., while hold drg"ou ah'
gay hnseaIs are 5 chief olnlmcrls
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
ola Time Ornaments.

A. the costly Articles which we're made
IA tAo-, ,l.t,. ain, rcd mu, h from " hat are
IN, pre-en, l,.o, II may moi be- uninleresting
tn a .,rih, some Of ,be ,ilumtnts which
.l.krd the tables or our forcm,hGTs
There vas one which was considered in
di.pru4 ihle On the sings tahlc-the NET,
Mini ,,t Golfer in The form of ship, con-
t.,i,,inn the knif,. fnrL. spoon and goblet
far r,yal use. Besides those Ia, The horn
nf A.. rhjnnp. rn-. then called uuicoln, 10
,Ii.l.tha, attributed the ,iituc Of nod
n,tilin,, nnisnn in the food. Then ramr
M. in,li-n u-,vlr salt cellar. the position
Of which distinctly marked the division
INV the gentleman and the mental.
s,.+,,tin,r. w, read of its hriur in the
farm, nt =, MAJ, .,,t,. an am engraved pold
,,l.,tsnu. holding in his Iirhl hand a or,s-
Hi n,m,mruted with silver. and in fhe
,lL.r a lraurh of a cherry tree. with
i.,,,- I,pl truit. tln birds living in the
l,.',n,h,.. A d,,ir,nri lls -or VAS made
f,, Ch,rln- VIA living srrrent. with
,.o,,,.l, / ,,iru- hearing ON lis back "A lit
IL, ''r.,,, t,,,. Win Green leaves before il
,o,J b, chandelier SUMMARIZED IL, Two apes.
,,,intr1 t,,,r natural rnlor. an ennlnelrd
.,llar farming In, anev. With these
,.,r5e,. ',,1 .niu,,l.. a fnnnt,iu was DON
iI.'rod ,rnnr,. fnr a centre dish. Here a
Who'll Ii.t,,,, wa. Given in po'd and sil.
var ,rmnJ mrn were attacking castle
~ tI'l grr,u Nm . trumn iers and
I,lf.s d.f,n1,.I n,e Lnslions. and nhoyc
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49, .-.,,,,.ls-4..l- lputLApELPHiA, Will.
hess ~ iSt1464 MlNdTnN Il haiti.
hzNt w ~ MORE RAILROAD rlhh


TABLE. .,oy,.v lanai 1871
N1mwHnclut mus ~, 80, MO il STREET
TTsns v n ttN ttTTnN' AVkNtiE Az follows:
AND y Ao'it Nrtti,uN stsNtA M tSiuitys az.
WAY MAIL ihhlN a, o,,s ~ n rsyii5r sta
esptedl in htlumni' a. t,nt',ufs a MN 5niawsrs
tinAH. i"unH.il9k ~ ,,,'tI 80, ma Hrsneh Y
X. Lanes K \, M .rriuyi,in " M j ~
\. aud " - n "a II ~ 4 K. Nj Delmaf
u W nIi n'saH.bnrv will W 4 T. n III
WIZ s.h N X ~ % N NJ tsuudays eT.
sPkt7e NhAlN ~ yHsbtny,nn 4iutrins Al
eepini llnf bAl t,nl't' a III snd H4vrs. ia arace
N'lmlug1nt isil. VIZ arii a. rain ~ New lnstlS
~ tkh>a LAS ..,rs ana Ws,bingt,n. stopping Il
Chester IA r"w' i .n =" NNs,gsIR ElEton. Nolib.
ton, Nnwpvlt' HlaH1lu ,.Nriita usvra da- firase
east, Charleston retry Wissa,.ood Asrneiis
Chase slnd .sm,Ner hnn., u A male, 10,
Nun N f,Ig h13 nstnn .tonuinS nj chester,
nTg d Ci.i t'I ,Issrrvyiie sSrs- Do 0rass Per.
49, ~ 'is,i "A .y,olin
'p"ssspgsfs f,r Fortresa Monroe aud Norfolk will
''s' '"- r. WM8fEbT0E TRAIEs.
/ u ,,pius A nj stsuoa- between fhlahslphiA and
Wilmington
So aaadI iAint A. T9e q, .,, NJ Ir ~ y
est uect- with Dri"N Hfe hAhH 81 ~ "'''''" $40
/ Lmya Wiimihg!"l A. 49, ~ ~ ~ 2 >" q vs. {,
/ stni, h.twasn Gnesirr aIl lrtlalglphm. On snl-
lay leave lmiustnn 80 u, ~ .,.
Thet o 4. u ha ll',n N,n "t., ~. Wnli'iut' w.
Ig.IN VI Train nil sew l"r1 uan West fmit-
J-Iti,i.
putLAUA ANr BALTIC. GENITAL X, X
] TRAINS stopping At All stations on NheH!rr Nresa
aud m lsdsiphm mud hMlint!t" NeHlfdl ht'ltn+t'
I .i tiy'nlA and L. 80 T. NJ hhiNidrlphl 4
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

There l. now living st Il al NJ, Pem
-,l,nnin. man named jacob Hartman,
Who has att aimed the age OF nine y years,
duri le eighty seven of which h. Ia been
tntnI, bind. lie lost hi- II 'hi when n
chi d Of q re- years Old, 10y his hr1iber
tbrtl.lnt shopmakr : A@l into his eyes.
HclrH tavern for frty i've yn'-, Ia
king miin semr It Of the hn-ine IS, he was
his uW ID h,rkcrpcr, aud VS. 50 expert IN
thu lnndl NJ al money that any attempt
10 cheat him was futile He is al-o a
mechanic. having repeatedly I ken his
, clocl, apart aud pat il together nld tuned
and rrrnirrd musical inst umruts.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

The Wilmington correspondent Of the
Brenkwa'er Light, describing the new act
drop In the Opera House, adds II is
strange that the directors will permit the
beautiful hall to be marred by anything
like THE. 1t IA pleasant to record spirit
and enterprise, both public and private.
hut this &c ,inly Ovcrs'cpi the bound OF
propri,ty and manliests more greet ne 9
on their part than enterprise. | hope they
will reconsider their hasty action remove
the Objectionable sign, aud suh.lilnlc =
curtain whose beauty and usefulness will
he commensurate with the handsomely
ornament"d auditorium.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN STORE.

SMITH n BRBEN would Announce To their
friends aud the public generally thni they have
iHh"u tnr store. North east cHiu4r ~ Fourth aud
,hipley tlre't', Wlln. ixt'u, Del. ana opened
it1ur, Feed and Train finfe. They Will con
y hil} Keep O. lul' bul iresli ssJttmeut Of the
be bra IL 81 family Hour, huckwhcht aul eufu
ineHi. "Al meal iur ESQ. com starch, garden bui
hirt seeds, 81 'N"tsead in % feed uatp. com hnd
va tact every hung usually found ina well reEu-
lac Il hlur, iced and gram stbte. which they will
dihilHe NJ az the lowest market Iat lH.
tnnds purchased al their u ire Will he delivered
tpHuy Part ul bee cily free uf charge The til
l-u- ul WilWust 'u aud me pul Ice are iuvil d to
give Them cu D. as they fee cou hdtut they can
give entire H-iislaet to luuha-ets, iesw
/ p. =Mtfu. q. =. nkRfN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Republican Ratification Meeting at In
stitute Hall on Saturday Evening

perhaps even greater imam lhal noll'ru al
the average political meeting. The num-
her Of speakers nor the array of talent
was not 80 great rs had been announced,
Messrs. Lynch, Higgins, Elliott and
Moore being absent.
Mr.. Pickles on behalf Of the Committee
of Arrangements made the following nom
nations &c.
President-William Candy.
Vice Presidents William Luke, Brandy
wine; j. p. McLear, Wilmington Cha-.
Green, Christiana Lewis Thompson, Mill
Greek; BENZ 5. Booth New Castle John
FILLING, White Clay Greek; Ferdinand
Janyier, Pencader; Clement Reeve, Red
Lion; Chas. Tatman, ST. Georges Geo,
Townsend, Appoquinimmk
Secretary Howard NJ. Jenkins.
Committee on Resolutions VIM Slycrs.
Braudywine; John Cameron, Wilmington 4,
II. II. McMullm, New Castle.
The nominations were unanimously con-
firmed hy the meeting, and DIR. WIN. .
Davidson, of the Milford Mems and ldoY,
hser, was introduced by the President.
Mr. Davidson said he relt kcenlN the
honor conferred upon him in being per
mitted to practically open the c1mpli"n 100
this State, for he said he believed leIa-
ware would announce herself i'm favor of
Grant and Wilson in November ueNt.
Mr.. D., spoke for about three-uunrlers 20
an hour and was greatly applaudcd The
Mt Vernon band preceding the Abu.
ham Literary Association, arrived al thl.
iuucture. Hon. A. j. Ransicr. leut.
Governor of South Carolina, and STATE
Senator Maxwell, OF thesame state. hutl
colored, accompanied by Prof. VIM How
ard bay, arrived in company with tn
party above noticed and tool seats on thi
platform.
Mr.. Ransier wa ncNt introduced aul
made short speech, announcue himscl
as one "from that hot-hed oflrcas ON aulht
nighted portion of our land, South Carol
ma" lie eXtOlled the virtues oi the u,
publican party and said he held his ollie
by virtue of the protection extended by th
strong arm of Mr.. Grant.
Levi q. Bird, Esq. then made mo,
eloquent and string speech, aud SCENE
to instill more enthusiasm into the aud
ence, for his effort was wildly apllaudrI
He created great merriment hN quotm
from EVERY EvESING the RESOLUTION
adopted by the recent Democratic StN
Convention and the opinion of san
Townsend thereon.
Joshua T. Head, ESQ, in his own pee
liarly happy and enel gelc manner, ure'
the necessity of union on the part OF u
republicans Ia ensure success. lie cu
graduated them on having such 70 chai
man a. Mr. Pickles to direct their cilon
as he knew that It was his. Mr.. rs, de.i
aud determination to work for the GOOD
The Hon. s. O. Honehton. member
CONGRESS- from California. also made
hrief snrech.
Renentpd calls were made i0ra spcp
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22


gnments 10 move that the adopiion Of the J.,
measure will lnurc To the injury of thnsei
WIN pvnert To beneGt by il. iu Hff in
In a class Of persons where there is
such a great percentage of intelligence 81
and argumentaiiyc ability us the working .
men of this country. there ran enltlinly ~
he some strong arguments In favor Of o.
,,,oas,,re Which tbev almost unanimously
onnrove q
~ an advoeate of the measure and as
one who laws no claim to Intelligence or Y
ability more thnu IS claimed hy my fellow.
,yorlmen. and In the nhsener Of a more. g
nhln ndvn.ntr. | with totnke issue aulnstt
some of the arguments suhmiite lag lmstl s
tho eight hour system. n
The Aolneriiser Of the 18th inst in an. I
| .iahorate article on thr "ph los1phy of =
strikes enlenvnrs to Prove that the eigln l
hour system would result in ~ per cent, {
| Of redn,tion In manufacture. Nav il by /
he ri,rht hour n, stem was me mt The. /
| adoption of an arbitrary rule that no prr-l ,
am wonld he allowed Ia work more than
eight hours II r day his alguneui would
lbold rold. hut nobody ever advocated
any sneh Thing, The object r. Ia limit al
| working dnv 10 EIGHT hours for q Il ly's' .
nav which n1v will hs regulated hN the
| da,nanJ AMI sitnnly of tbor ia I ns uuchl
"a tholgh they work "A tea or twelve
hours and there is nothing Ia prevent IA
nerson after Ms eight honrs 90 dty's work
4 connpl.ted from working ANY numbcr of
honrs after that lime IL the demand ON
| HE prnductive caplcity OF the cs'nhi,h-I
ment requires it. Tor Instance. under the.
arosan, len bour system there are plenty
nf sbops running throughout tho country
all or NAM ofthrir hands as necessity ie-.
nnires' until len O'Clock at night or long
err and If nuder the eight hour nlst.u thee
s,me thing was done in what manncri
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
Real Estate.

NtNin " ,Rp PROPERTY. - ugle ~
Nru sold IN SATURDAY., for William
Ihueh,r .lxty-four building lots In the
NiAth Ward. The sale was attended 10y "A
'it..... crowd aud the bidding quite spirited.
~ N. -.Min. Is lhe li.l of nnrcma-nrs :
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
THE COST OF A STRIKE.
ATei Moitd's Strike Entai's more Loss
thln the Chicago Fire.

TIE CHICAGO Tribnne, speaking of the
possible slrk Of the worknn In That
city. SAYS We ha now in hi AZ ,, say;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22
Longwood.

'"- NJ, Vo,l 7'r,b,,ne il
' .,,ul,, w Wv lin, o,,irrr commenced
rt i anu ', ,a,H ,o", .,nd rontnurd
"N ""' ,'.N w '''" 49,, md n
H"'L' N'' 'u'y morsnn Gom
iA'E' 4; the ,.i,iniiv until
'I'' ~ ,,,ontino on that
'"n'"A' u. '''',,,t, lam, anI many
I"'' W. "'a ", ,aa1Ia ~ nhtoin admission
ao,i,,,Gonsa where the
.u'" t'otJ Amnn,s the mn.
'''', '',s .s,.,,s ,,resept wore Mrs Mary
- '.,l,.,.,,. If Nassnchusetts. Mrs.
~ ''Nv'inoio "o,.io,, vh" aI1or,tes
LAURA &c. ORG o'.o', NH No. Of
''''"' -. nscar Flute and
n'V' Vin'i,nd 4 T.. Mr.
~ oV'p; =" n.,r., N 4, and helm
w y, ~ " ,,,s1,, N Anna
p"''', Va u;iiia,', invl G,rrison
N'h'nS"n ~" ',,",'1 i',', v,.r. unohle
Nv ,rt','r,dt, and Frid,V there
/ "'r' NOT a9 hanN NiS''"'s l', NV oi,nrrh
@'' 'H'N 'nl '"""'H, r.'ydaJ Vii, n
ana 'hr S'"nnus Wy,o t,%"u', ,,," ca,nr
,0's' "'''''" " r,0l n ,be meeting.
brought their dinners WIN i" ',',
2" mat ih'l We're u,le u ''i'''i" i'.ro,or y
ana 'nloy 'l, Hui. AL n''.,,as,t, mon
7puN N'lN r'oIuvn'lN NV r.';or,, .
W-h"nNl ,hv n's'' % ~ ~ '.i,',,,, =
N"in'n h,gu', Co.,, ' w., ~ u,. Jisrn-.
l''' 3t' l"'"'' i''''" =" 49,, ,',m.,in,, A
-oh- Mhi'h n'oSe r'''''e vi. 1'''iare1
ir'"'o''on was uu','u ,,.r, NJ" Ills met
.u "' WN'' N''V "iuu5' u,o m,r.on.
/ pes,n' thnnshl mat our lale WA, ".s m1'
'"'' im''ul'd IN lhe ny 80 W" "'''' w.
Weuls Wrl, "HrI'u' tnT 49, ,',.
lhnln1s N"lleN' 3" NN",'"b',
'd near '...iI ,.1
l'llrf ol lhrlahu. \. ., "ntVl'" '. a., ','
rSs when wa 'leh'" 20 70 WIN s,'i' ,,' "a.
trnt lN lir. audience. ne llle','nN w."
addressed ON sunday moim'ng ~" "3 i ",
ll'rln"r'. no move" n,a"N .. ". w. AZ
''a"N, J." Un's' ~, G,,,n,itte
ON turlentnl- at Cincinnati spoke J."
about im hour, after which hymn wa
lu.. and The meeting closed.
FrRNFrsT y ARRANGEMENTS nav
hr completed Tor holding s'huttnti
l-t.at $ 'hNciHen Park on the I'd, 20
l.i aud 10Th days OF July next
surNt 81 or CARS ne Jackson
-lup Go. made the following shlpht'
Al oiDtr uu Monday, over the Mllnli's'U
Il l,rtimg tiilroau "ne naegaSe a ~.
hooking az ami one l' 1ehs'r Gal 70 o., II
dNu1w' rs Tor the l.'tll' h",N' lue n''
q ami l.,-.rnpcr car. to Denver for the per
SCR 1uI Rio GIdndr Railroad 60 an
,I tbua lrr,t swecrcr= To Chicago
FI' MA hshl o,, u,'tu q" s''r "a
#d t'. EH6 ON me N'n Jay ' 'I'rN' -
fr,.u. men working an tue Nllhllllel'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

Total amount of sale, S4la1OO
lh..aiouri Ia the barn wa sold to Dlvii
Smith lt 80 ctnt- perch
sfud ~ school 1l 81. Paul's Catho-
r. Cbuh wi pend the 2ith Of the pres
rnt month In st. james woods.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

lut The 1it 'uui oi reading M t,rW 70 me- be- pte.
plti"ualtN dee sa-td NV 10 be- the aim vi Ia.
"iitnrs !" a-aiut tnltt O. the pecultn tastes and
ntrd ct nur "Wn pc pls and tumhke IL the tpseiAi
iaresiH Its uuptitt-ru cha Hrt".. rand.tisp Ia
"mtn~N" I" u"hA. mater ally attributes IT,
"hN' lluR " lh gam thts pn.ittN sud tho may
peach growers and 90 hes AylHt have fttm TINA H.,
TINS et l're sed strong desire tor suna nne papsr
fepeHAn iug iheif intrr-stH. are invited t. assist
~ making tn sfArE Jon rNAt that PAPER
NJ imm HHl or ftH 4 pruNnktg advertisements
Wa lr dimi ted tn It's e iumns. and the arnre a.
voiced TO hdN" ssmeuts VII never Ia allowed
/ - encrnAeh upon thtt Properly bel invinx a.
| reading mat rr aud The aim ,i its publisher.
/ WIZ ut !" mhhrl &c p"tli iu Of their space dayupd
] 10 hnrtn"SF announcements iuiHfs sung ami AT.
] Ft'uNel"l h ~ readers The ftIrr VIII contain
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

lenling freely rui frarlr-.lv W ia all tiples of
ih! rest Co W pruFlr. Whuse support IL seeks
Nn"hI ct reasonable exp, nee vi be- spaced
70 pNcur' for - The late aut mo iutsre.ilny
news ni thu day and IL wi hI.i. have a ttr,a
amount nf itnrari mAttfruf Raucsal intsia.t Ati
ITS new pfupr"t1fH c"uiiantly hope 10 make II
H''rnttli 10 mon NJ an PARTIES. aud week Is
VISITOR, tuuHll1 welcome To Hlt the mpmte =
i"r families nj which 70 hud- lt- Way.
I'D" torn Of the pap'r H. .nn'wfat changed
/ .fnwthat which 10 has wnti dutihp III. nilrs thar
'"lN YEAR 81 u- 'Nist nee aud it L. n ghtlv IT,.
dheri 10 fl1H tnuhl fts trnpit-int- to mt ii Al