Middletown transcript., 1873-12-20
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n vti6nas I.ysssn e Wj1ulneoes ~ !
insolvency y - &sosiae ovss ~ q y N.
! Ton hasboe tuoose1 yon1S 80. oDosekes wess
| god sine 6sassally.
ItistAssehs re eouesrt - " eivsa = shIs
tovn nsst ueaday evening By ihe eelsesssed
Hayes Qaartette and Old Felix's iroupe viii b III
ousst ever given 10 the town. The admission 10
renarksbIy low foe 20 prominent m osgasisa-
tion-3s cts.
| Edward Thatcher has purchased a small farm
Of six acres, with tolerabIy fair buildings, 10
4! Chrisiiaaa Hundred, Of Dcnuis Kslleher, for
s3ooo-S5oo per aces.
A Young Mems Christian Associaios was or
| ganizcd In Wilmington last Tuesday by John
wanarasker, president Of the Philadelphia Asso-
| ciatioa.
| Mr.. John Redden, has sold his farm Of 2o7
acres at Rsdden's Crosa Roads, Sussex county,
10 Mr.. Samuel Sanders Of Railway, n. j., for
5.to0. Terms all cash.
| At the regular men,hiy meeting of the Mutual
Loan Association Of Middlc,own, on Tuesday
evening funds sold At 81 SO premium.
Messrs Geo. and ". W. vickers. as trustees
advertise some valuable real cststc TO be sold at
Public Sale on Thursday, January lst 1874.
| Rev. J. H. Caldwell will deliver a lecture 10
the Usion ". " Church near Backbird on Tues
day evening, Dee. 3o;h for the benefit Of ,ha,
church
The weather for several days in the early part
OF this week vas extremely mild, and very pleas
ant. In fact almost 100 warm for the season.
| The new Presbyterian Church, At Harrington,
was dedicated, last Sunday. II is a handsome
structure, 33x40 feet aud cost about 81. 200.
The Amateur Ministries are going 10 Chesapeake
on Christians evcsiag 10 give an entertain ucnt
! in the Tews Hall st ,ha, place.
A ss5 chandelier has been prcseated TO the
! new Presby terian Church, at Harrington, by q
| generous Railroad official.
The licenses Of hotels OF FELTON, expire on the
frs. OF January, after which time there will be
no liquor sold in the village.
Rev, Dr. Morssli. OF Smyrna, has received q
unanimous call TO the rsetoraic OF 81 iaies H. is
copal Church, L,nesborough,. Mass.
The Hayes' Concert.
The Concert to be given by the Hayes Quar-
| tcttc (vocalistsl in the Town Hail on Thursday
evening next will, if only one fourth that 10 said
in their favor, by people who have heard them,
be true, IN all probability be the bcs, thing Of
the kind that has ever taken place in the Hall
| We have never heard them, ourselves, but whsr-
ever they havc given any Of their inimiiablc con-
ccrts they have generally drawn large houses
and Hatterng comments Us the 10th inst. they
sang at Salem, y, j., and the following from the
salem SUNBEAM shows wha, was thought Of them
there
The Hayes Qnar,c,,c Company were greeted on
| wednesday evening by the largest audience We
have seen in this City for some time. Rumscy
Hall was fllrd, many heing unable TO find seats
The performances wers Of the most enicrtainins 2
! kind and tho music excelant. This Company
| seems 10 DO hrm'ul,of rich music asd amusement /,
furnishing the latter in such n manner as not 10
! lose their dignity. Their "Old Folks y Coscert
was almost equal 10 the renwosed Father Kemp
and the vocAiization Of Pocs Raven WAS
alone worth the price of admission. Their
popularity in Salem tone Of the hardest PLACES,
We are told TO draw out aad satisfy au audience
10 fully established and their Iext visit will bs
anxionsly looked for.
The Commercial Trade oS Middiesovvn.
An abominabe mistake, whish We didn' notice
until il was too late to correct IL, made US make
Middciown, last week, do an immense business
Part of the article was banded to us and We
printed IL as II clme TO US, but made the mis-
take referred TO ourselves. We intended to add
20 per cent. 10 the amount of goods purchased by
our merchants, LIt instead Of doing l.at we made
'hs business 20 iimcs he pureaast The n,noun,
should have besa S250,5Ia Some difference, bu
Us all our merchants were not mentioned, thai
is not all the business done. ANS well that eud,
we'll.
Dunning's Variety Store.
u u. Dunnihe Mieiy STORE at the Poit OF
flee is well stocked with beautiful and useful
Holiday Goods OF every kind, class and descrp
ton. Persons who want pretty and nice things
for Christmas and New Year can find them in
abundance aad variety at Dunning, and Al
reasonable prices Read his advertisement and
then go and see for yourselves.
Dsiewareans on the virginias.
There were two young men from Harrington,
Henry and Chas. knight, on the yirginus at th,
time Of her capture by the Spaniards. Both nr,
among the survivors and, when the vessel ssur.
rendere |, will probably soon 10 home to relate
their story Of that affair.