Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
The state.
Ihe state.
Midd'efurd is dead.

Miid'eiord is dead.
lewes has a minstrel troupe.
Milford brars GU her line Dish ard
oysters.
whoa. around Milford ls growing Wig
oroUsly.
a gang Of thicylrg gypsi,s trouble
Doverisns.
The people Of Milton are generous and
warm-hCarted.
TIE town election Of Lewes will be held
on January 3i,
Mddctown's amateur MINISTRIES are
going to travel.
Middlelown's commercial trade loots uI
$3.50 QUO yearly.
LeWes boaets Of the prettiest young
ludy in the State.
The Sussex county almshouse hogs
weigh ed 5,ll7 pounds.
Chancellor saul.bury row rides in IN
arm chair in d dearborn.
II is umolfd sraiord is soon 10 hav,
papr pblshtd there.
d. L. Bi2zqrd has assumed command o.
tut Cross-LedgC Light ship.
John W. Hall. OF FREDERICK, Owls ar
interest IN nineteen vessels.
The Delaware Railroad Company il
Blu ldi ng wharf at SeaiOrd.
The late potato rot in the vicinity o.
Milford was unusually heavy.
Fisdeiica is rich and industrious ant
worshlls at the Methodist shrine.
The iableaux exhibition recently given
in Middletown was deseryedly successlul.
More drunkenness is to be seen in Sea
ford ard Louiel now, ii is said, than fol
years past.
Two hogs Of the same age. killed al
Frederick the other day, weighed exactly
$40 pounds each.
A Iitce of ship timber fell on VIM
Wilson, Of hilton, on Monday, aud
seriously injured him.
Governor Ponder has appointed twenty,
seven Nbtaiies Public and justices Of the
Peace during theyear
A band .oi gypsies, near Georgetown,
have presented Judge WOotten and Sheriff
Sharp with TIVE fne dogs.
Tue Junction and Breakwater Railroad
seems 10 be in no hurry about paying the
peach growers what is due them.
The Rescue, Rev. A. d. Davis temper
ancc paper, L. be enlarged and pub
Ashel weekly after January first.
A gene railroad official has pre-,
scented tbe New Presbyterian Church 1T
Harrington with $40 chandelier
The outlook for the town of FELTON,, -
writes a correspondent "was never more
encouraging than at the present time"
John c. Cannon, constable Of Laurel,
had his leg broken un Saturday last,
while attempting TO stop drunken riot.
The Milford Noes hiss purchased a
power prtss. This il considered a sign
OF meriltd prosperity, aud We believe il
is
heschoouer Jostpa +. Co,,eygs, owned
/ bY John ". Han, of Frtdetica, was
"reehe ed On the coast of Florida On the
]th aust.
Rev. a, d. Davis argues that big hog,
and "guess boxes" are The cause OF
much drunkenness in the lower part Of
the Statc.
I A cruel canard 10 the effect that one.
| lalt Of Milford had been DESTROYED on
( Monday week was. freely circulated aud
I gwen cfederce in maLy localities.
/ Tie state House j. To have Gag pol.
( erected ON it. Good adisllAy OF bunli Q
N Dover occasionally, even if tue peOrlr
/ OF The state do have 10 pay for il, is not
a bad idea.
/ Onr State exchanges appeal earnestly
I TO taeir delinquent subscribers TO pay up,
hu! earnest appeals are useless il takes
the eloQuence Of u county constable to
bring the result.
He Union NJ. I. Church in Wyoming
Ia undergoing thorough repair and viii
be reppluvd on the 2slh lust, wncn Their,
VII bs q reunion Of former pastors, who
VIII conduct the services.
= hopeless plrant to the q. S. Senate
living here, whites the Breakwatcr Light
tIom Georgetown, about certin acommu
nications, recently published. Intended
70 abuse private interests et the expeus,
Of The party"