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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01

OXFORD, n:-At q Court OF Probate held NJ
Paris within and for the County of ONsrd
on the third Tuesday OF June, 4, ID. 1873,
~ GORGE ID. BI5BEE, Administrator on the
VI estate Of Andrew A. Childs, late Of Buekheld
in said County deceased, having presented his dnal
account OF administration on the estate OF said
deceased for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
TO all persons Interested by causing copy of this
order 10 be publ,hedthTee weekssuccessively In the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
apt ear NJ Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
IN said County on the third Tuesday Of July next
at O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
All. WALKER, Judge,
4 trus cOpy-Attsst: II. c, DAVIS, Regisis'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-01
BORN.

In Stonehsm, to the wife Of Isaiah NoAilistrri =
son; TO the wife OF U. w. Bartlett, daughter
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
A New Line to the West.

For considerable time past the affairs Of
the New Jersey Southern Railroad Com
pany have been the sabjec, of very geno-
raj discussion in railroad and financial cir
cles The officers OF the company have
not been very communicative, but it is Of
fcialy announced that i, is now on the
point Of conplcie organization. When all
arrangements and consultations nre per
fec,ed tho New Jersey Southern will en-
brace the following roads;
The Long Branch and Seashorc. the
New Egypt aud Farmingialo. the Toms
River and Watprtown, the Rembcrion and
New York. the rincland, the Smyrna aud
Delaware Bay. the Kent County. the Ma
ryland and Delaware. With power to con-
solidate and amalgamatc with other rail-
roads 10 the States Of New Jersey. Mary
land aud Delaware. rs may be requisite to
make a continuous line to Baltimore. Ma
ryland, and Norfolk, Virginia.
The road sWns aud controls the ferry
from Bayside. Nsv jersey. to Bombay
Hook. Delaware. aud the steamers be.
tween it's terminus at Port Monmouth and
Sandy Hook and New York. For ths
purpose Of facilitating its business the CON-
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

For the benefit Of those who are dis
posed to carp at the action Of the Legisla-
,urc in appropria,ing $4,000 to Delaware
College, We republish the ex,rac. below,
in order to let those gentlemen sec some-
thing ,ha, is done ia other States for edu-
ca,ional purposes. For cur part We do
not think too much can be done in this
respect. No money is better spent than
,ha, which is judiciously applied to the
cause Of education. Ignorance and Vice
are boon companions. and nothing will
have greater effec, ia remedying the lat
ter, than dispelling the former The bet
ter educated the people are the better cit
ixcns they become.
AVS ARnoR CSIvgRstrY.-The Michi-
gan Legislature having visited, through q
Committee, the University at Ann Arbor.
has given i, S25. 600 for the new college
building, and Sl3. 900 for deficit Of last
year. A permanent State tax Of one
twentieth Of a mill has also been created
"A tax which secures to the University q
yssrly income Of S235. 900. and more Is
State property grows in value.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

pnny is now having constructed a numter
Of large boats, one Of which will bo CON-
pleard BY the middle Of June. This boat
will be named the Metropolis. and will be
used exclusively for the transportation Of
freight between Sandy Hook and New
York. II will be $40 feet long and 81
feet wide. and will be fitted with tracks So
that the train of 33 loaded freight cars.
which il is intended To- transport. can be
unloa,lc,l. reloaded mud returned to Sandy
Hook for removal 10 the Wet This bnat
will cost S!D0 900. aid will make the tril,
in two hours Another boa, that will
ply between Bnysidc and bombay Hook
will /, ,nspnr, % loaded freight ca $. and
cost Si50, 900
Two vessels now in course of cnnsiruc-
,ion are intended for The Chesapeake Bay
The passenger vessels Of the company are
intended to rival those Of the Fall River
line in lnxury aud expense.
The officers nf the road say that i, win
be completed abou, july Che contracts
specifying that date rs the limin and that
| il will be a ,runk line extending from New
York to ST Louis hy means Of n connec-
ton With the Baltimore and OHIO Rail
roal. ncar Baltimore The NV linz. they
clnim. will hc seventy five mil-s shorter
than the Erie railway, anl will run
| through tho most fruitful regions OF New
| Jersey Delaware. MARYLAND and Virgin
! ia Tho capital stock Of The road will b,
! 81 600 0G0. and the bonded deb, GO,
| 900 coo
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
Orient ana n.s,. ,...s...

Hon. |. s. Dieh, late q. S. Consul at Java,
is expected TO deliver lecture in the N. 4.
church in this town, about the frs, OF May. on
the above subject Mr. pirhl accompanies his
lecture with numerous beautiful illustrations Of
scenes In the Holy Land and oth,r paris oi the
East. This will, no doubt, be al Interesting
and entertaining lecture.
Sale OF Farms.
c. W Ingram. Real Estaic Broker, &c. Of
Midd,.iown requests US TO tell our readers that
the sale of Thos Massey, Esq's. farm last week
10 Mr. VI. ID. Wilson was accomplished through
his efforts. Mr.. Ingram also Informs us that he
has sold the farm Of Rufus Jones. in Appoquin-
mink Id 10 Geo. ". iIaincs OF Philadelphia, for
ST.. sos.
J. Marshall Harlan. grocer. of wiln,in,on,
failed last Tuesday. His liabilities are stated to
lie So, 600 while his assets are very small,
Sheriff Armstrong closed hi. stare Tuesday,
ard found about 81, 800 wort!, Of good. in il.
Preaching In swedish.
Rev. H. D,hren. the G-,,tshnrg Theological
student will preach in ihr Icrture Room OF the
prrshy,eri,n church in this town, Tomorrow
(Suuda! afternoon.
ST. Ann's y. Il. Church. ,ttddtetown.
Divine Service Tomorrow Sunday nt ,h,
usual hours.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

The Cecil Democrat hit the nail right
squarely on the head last Saturday when
il suggested the name of $. Tcackle Wal
lis, ESQ. in connection with the United
States Senatorship from Maryland. I, is
true that Of late years there has no. been
much honor attached to being member
Of either House Of Congress, and it would
scem almos, cruel mocke:y to ask gen.
,lcman u the rehued sentiment and high
toned hoaor that has ever characterized
8 T. Wallis TO become member Of
body composed largely Of men who have
bribcd their way into the positions they
occupy and who have not hc,i,a,ed to ap-
propria,e to themselves large sums from
the National Treasury for services for
sh;ch they had already received compen.
satioa.
l, Is. indecd. almost insulting to Mr..
Wsllis 10 ask him TO become companion
Of such men as pomeroy. Cameron. Brown
low and Morton. But, perhaps the "Sal-
sry Grab" may have the much to- bc-de.
sised effect Of stirring up the people to a
scussc Of the wor,hlcssness Of these pol,i
cal tricks,ers, aud indirectly to cause .
seyolu,ion in Congress, aud cause the Sem
sse 70 retarn to the glorious status Of 1850;
then il would be that Tcackle Wallis, a 6t
compser Of Clsy, Calhoun aud Webster,
void be emincn,ly in place as member
u dbsI hsdy.
We sss Aeeeay interested IN our neigh
besssg Stats and would delight 10 seeing
hss ssyrsssossd u ths U. q. sssass By
90 q the su,inent sbiihy and asrlins
vessh of 8. Teacklc wsliis.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
Registers Order.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, April iAth, ls7,.
Upon the application Of Le,itia L. Green, Ex-
ecuirix ot Victor Green, late OF st. Georges Hun
ired in said county. decreased IL 10 ordered asd
directed hy the Register tina, the Execu,rx afors-
said give notice OF the grusiing OF Letters Tes,a.
mcn,ary upon the Estate Of the deceased, with
the date OF granting thereof by causing ad.er-
,.scments To be posted, within forty days from
The date OF such letters In six OF the most public
places of the county OF New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the Es,sie 10
present the same, or abide an Ac, Of Assembly
IN such case made and provided and also csuse
the same 10 he inserted within the same period,
in the NInpLEIowS TaASscRirr, newspaper pub
lished in Middeiown, and 10 be continued there
in tao months.
Given under the hand and seal Of or
( /. 5. flee Of the Register aforesaid, st New
~ Castle In New Castle County aforesaid
The day and year above written.
b. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
The Godoc War.

Ing RteSS tusS tust - UciuS maui III
vAcial circles aud BY many newspapers
over this absurd affair is absolutely ridicu-
ioas. Day aiter day long dispatches are
ssnt to the Government detailing tho
movements Of "the army" and we are
told Of marches aud coun,srmarches and
aask movements with as much seriousness
% IL the grand army" Of the United
States was encountesing a rebel force
Of almost one-ten,h its number lustead
Of that. however, the troops of the Great
Ncpub!ic' are conteudipg with aud being
kept at bay by puny force Of sixty
"hea,hcu" savages The capture Of poor,
miserable, super -annuated, sick squaw is
announced with as much parade and as
grand flourish Of trumpets, as was made
when tue Young Napoleon" with only
5000 troops defeated 600 rebels in the
mountains Of West Virginia, aud the
scslpipg by our Indian allies Of dead
Modoc is heruldcd abroad as grea, sue
ccss by "our troops" We read Of the
capturing Of defenccs and the Smelling Of
forti6cations and News from the Front
10 enblazoncd in large letters at the heads
Of newspaper columns as though another
great "Ou to Richmond" move was being
executed.
Last week We were told that the sava-
gcs we're hemmei in on every side; tha,
every avenue Of escape was cut off aud
that they we're to be cxtermina,ed, &c.
&C., &c. Now comes the pitious whine
that unless these wrc,chcd Indians /" will
make stand, that is. stand still and lc,
themselves be killed, THAT country will
be in . horrid state this summer" and the
hua,iliating confession is made that the
Modocs cannot be found They are like the
lrishman's flea, when they pu. their fn.
gers On them they arsn', there"
1t is certainly very creditable to tie
American nation to have their army thu.
bafied by few miserable sayagcs In.
signi6csut as the strength Of the enemy
il. il is costing the government vas, out.
Gay Of treasure. and some lives, in the
prosecution Of thi' puny war IL it con-
sinues at this rate very long he cost will
be more than the whole rocky country
from which the Administration seeks &c
rsmsve the Indians is worth. 1t would
be much better to let them alone Sure.
ly We have land enough without seeking
to deprive the original owners Of i, all o
that little piece of territory. They hav,
been moved and removed from Que rcser
walton to another as the tide Of civilization
~ advanced until they have been scarce
iy lsft place to res, the soles Of ,hci
feet.
We have no mock sen,imcn,alism abou
the "noble red man" and all that. bu, W
think il is likely tha. even a heather
savage or a New England Yankee ma,
have little feeling. and hate to be com
PEELED to give up his land aud move when
ever some one else tells him to, becnus
that some ons else wants his ground. an
We don, blame Cart. Jack or any othe
Indian for shooting any white man tho
get chance tr.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

Tue Court of Arpeals at Richmond has.
10 cHrci. decided that Jalcc Underwood
shall tr elected from the handsome resi-
lcncc in Alexandria. occupied hr him for
several ycarF past AMI that Nr NcNcigh
is the ownrr of ,hr property In render.
ing the i -ri>inn th court declared i, o.
rinirn thu, tuirworl's ronluct Ind been
such ~ tn shock the moral sense nf every
honest man; tha, j; !, a Liyt -pun jatis.
prudence and civilization
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

A correspondent, writing from Atbens, csri.
onsy copiruas the mixtures TO be found there of
ancient and modern civilizations. Railroads
spin their trims amid the temples Of three thou-
sand cars steamers dash their s~ells upon the
I'ircus aud the scream OF 'b.ir whistles reseunds
from Alhos pcn'clit ne and Cy,heron 10 Uiys-
pns and the heavens beyond their gods. Ds.
AYERS world.rrnnwued medicines, those cos.
summation, of innd.rp sricacc. arc posted on the
Acrorolis, the Par,hsnoe. the Areopsyms and the
rhesion, while the modcst cards VI cherry Pee.
toral, Ayers Sarasparla, Agme Csvs sd Pills
lock from the windows of the shops in tks s,rsess
of Athens, where they are sold.-N. :. Sunday
Globe.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

Considerable surprise has been excited
in the public mind BY the current rumor
from New York that several Of the com.
uis.ioners appointed by the President to
ths visoaa Exposition had purchased their
plsces.s Il anybody bought commission.
Il might be veil to ascertain vho sold Il
and into chose pocket the money went.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
REMOVAL.
Mrs. 4. Mex &c

Having removed from the old stand opposite
the peninsalar Machine Works 10 five doors .asi
of Main 81, Middlciown, would announce to the
public that she mas just received from The eiiy n
full line Of MILLINERY GOODS and Trimmings
of the ls,cs, STYLES, Thankful for past patronage
she respectfully soic,s the favor OF a call
abr 26-3ms
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
" Patience may at last cease to be a
Virtue"

TPRADESMEN, Siorekcepers, ilor,e-Jockies,
L and all other persons are cautioned against
trusting Macomb Clayton on my account, as !
will pay no more debts of his contracting from
this day forth. JOSHUA cLAYToS, OF Thos,
apr 2l-tf
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
LIGHTNING RODS

I would respectfully extend an invitation TO all
i In need o Lightning Rods TO give tue a call
as atn prepared TO furnish and put up n, sbor,
notice superior article OF pure COPPER ROD
of any length required ui,hon, any ioinring, !,
can lie seen nj my stove store iu Mddletown Del
sss- od rods durably repaired.
apr .G-u J. d. ROBERTS
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

United States Collector Bailey has sciz
cd ut Albany twcnty-,hrec locomotives
aud iliriS-righ. p,>s"u-cr aul ihJ,r lag-
gage cars. belonging 10 the Ntw York
Central aud lInd,on River Railroad Com.
pany, for nnu.pryment Of taxes
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
NOTICE

An persons having claims against the Estate
OF the deceased mus, present the same, duly at-
tested, TO the ESccuirix on or before April llth,
1914, or abide The Act Of Assembly 10 such case
made and provided. LETlTiAL. GREEN,
AppREss-Middletown, Del. Er~siriy.
arr 10 IN,
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

At an official meeting. 10 London, ou
Thursday. of thr Shareholder. of the Al.
lautic Cable Cnmp1nic, resolution Wa,
adopted in favor Of the cnn,oli,tion e
the companies and the amalgamrtion OF
al CABLE interests.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
Business locals.

s. N. REYNOLDS stock OF Ladies, Misses, and
Chdrsu's button and lace lasting, asd Md shoes
Is nov complete. having added TO our already
large stock three hundred pair, direct from the
factory Ladies', call aud examine them.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
NOTICE.

A Meeting Of the Stock khoidess OF the Middle
"A town Building and Loan Association will
be held on Thursday evening next May ist, to
take action on proposed amendments to By
Laws. 4. q. cox, Secretary.
apr few
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
Another Outrage In Sussex.

Scarcely has tbs death sentence becn pro-
nouuced upon the negro Burton ior his itrflllr
crime, when the snuc atlemp, By white man.
in the same county has been reported. un Mon
day morning last, a man named fori,,gge. who
lives rear Lewis Cross Roads, IN Broad CrrrN
lid met little girl scarcely Is years old, and
attempted TO outrage her person, Communiea,-
ing tue injury to her father, u respectable iatm-
cr, that gentleman, in company with some ot
veyed TO Jail
ono canno, help wondering At the eo1lnrss 0;
the father under such circumstances IN proceed
ing 10 arrest a sconndfcl guitty OF such ronduet.
Ne should think that the natural Impulse ei j.
parcn, in such ease would be 10 shoot hc VII
lain like dog with the hydrophobia The
course of the law is too slow, aud vengeance
comes not speedil! enough iot tue Ptc,entoa OF
this horrible crime
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

Tng ADVICE or Pickrockgr -- \
pickrocket wr,cs To- the New York Tri.
bane. asking that paper to alvis" the pub.
lie to leave their names and address in
their pocket. books. in or.irr that papers
valuable IT, the owner and WORTHLESS, To-
picl:pockc's shout hc returned The pick =.
pockrf WAKES sentimental. and mention.
an incident Of coming iutn possession Il -
pockc'.look with the photograph of a
babe. ,ln, gave him much 'rouhlr. u, be
had ln,, child not long before. and
wished To return il. and had 10 advertise
it, tor which he was shaiuwri ~ the
trliyc
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

S,vc your Doctors Bill when DR.. wisiar's
R,lssm OF Wild Cherry will cure roughs colds,
bleeding NJ the lungs and arrest the fell destroy.
CT, Consumption. !, doe. more than most physs~
cans can do The nsc of single bottle. costing
ono dollar. will satisfy the incredulcns that they
need look no further for the required aid.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
T. A. McCLELLAND'S
A uction Room s,

Bu, your Furniture Mattresses, &c. OF r. A,
NrClriland, 1919 Chestnut Street. Handsome
New Furniture for Parlors. Bed Rooms and Di>
ming Rooms y, Auction Sales, every Monday
and Thursday, aud sold At Private Sales ai Aue,
iion Prices All goods warranted. Furniture
carefully Packed aud Shipped
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

A sssrss,osdsns Of the Canmsrcid says
- hass passhassd pspss u '.Hsrrisos-
- va wbsss h Hsssisosvills,
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
Found Drowned. Foul play Suspected.

On Saturday morning last, th. body OF a man
named Joseph Smith, from rou.hhenamuu,
Chester 90. Pa. was found floating in = sluiee
near the chrstiana, at Wilmington. II WAS
supposed al the time that lie had hcrn ntoxicai-
ed aud had fallen, in that condition, into the
river and was drowned, aud the corners jury
accordingly rendered verdict ut accidental
drowning His friends, however. refuse TO
he satisfied with this rendition OF the affair, and
assert their belief that icul play has teen prac-
,iced. They say that whcn young smith lett
home be had considerable none, in his possrs-
son and the absence OF this money aud The iaci
that on examination, the neck oi the deceased
was found 10 be broken, would seem to eoaarm
their suspicious. Further Developments are a.
waited.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
Discontinued.

The citizsns OF Miidc,own /, seems ara not
the only people who do not feel sufficient inter
est in the science OF mans descent tor ascent 10
attend the lectures OF {. 4. Burr ESQ
the committee having 10 charge his course OF
lectures 10 Wilmington, have becn Obliged to
rcq1es, the distinguished lectntcr to discontinue,
owing To slim attendance. so ii scems ,lla, tho
highly intelligent citizens Vt the city don't
care nuy more about Authropoio.y than the
Middietown Peach Growers DO.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
Local aud State Affairs.
new Castle ceumty Court.
LIST or rErn AND OTHER JURORS DRAWN TO sgavg
DURING Inx COMING SESSION.

LIST or rKru AND OTHER JURORS DRAWN TO sEavg
DURING Inx COMING SESSION.
The following Is a list Of the Petit Jurors
drawn on Saturday last, TO serve for the ensuing
term OF Court, at New Castle:
Brandywine iid-l!cnry ". Barlow, James D.
Plank, Robs. Carey.
wilming,on-ChSs. kcans, Samuel D. New
lin, James Clark.
Cbris,iana-Geo. Lodge, Joseph Foreman,
Mill Cr,ek--Thos Picrsou, John II. Crossan
John Hanna.
white clay Creek A-John ". Armstrong, Geo.
Kerr, Joshua Robinson.
New Castle--Wm. J. Lank, John Newlove,
Joseph D. lie Fcvre.
Red Lion-John Mussig, wm. II. Newton,
VIM. d. Mulln.
Pcncader-- Thos. Porter, Albert ]. Raymond,
James Curcu.
ST. Georscs--wm. &. Diehl, Thomas Clayton,
Henry A. Nowland.
Aproquinimiuk-A. 5. Naudaiu, Jacob Hill,
George u. Collins.
The following are the additional Jurors. drawn
for the Court OF oyer and Termincr
B,andywine lid. d.--Eyans Fighter, Lewis S.
Tallct.
wilmins,on--Gcorge II. Tynial, Howard
Garrett.
hr,s,ana--Jchn killgore, Vincent c. Finn
Mil Cresk-Parley Smith, Reuben Sater,h-
White Clay Creek-Joscpb rogue, Samuel c
Finley.
New Castlc-John Bradford Samuel Silver.
| Red Lion--Samucl I. Armstrong it,
Peneadrr--Chas. Walton, Thos. Bradles.
st. Gcorses-John n. Roberts
Appoqunimiuk-Bcu Benjamin r. CHM, Franz
| Collins.
| list OF Jurors drawn on the second paansl
| Bandywino ild.--Jeremiah Langley, Johr
| Petitdemange John 4. Green
Wiimiugio Richard Gibbons, Vim. C. Bahh
| Chas c. simmons.
Chris,iana-Rutus Grcsg, Benjamin Rod.
we'll Thus, Il. Lyman
Mill Creek-Wm l,ccs, Edmund liammou
jacob Chandler.
Viii Clay Creek w i.liam Lamkiu, Samuc
Y. Wiison, 1hos, Singles.
New Casile-Jouainan T.. George Jane. N
liirst, John Lcwden.
gel Lon-pauirl Colwell, Geo. lIu,chin.on
7. c. ilurlock
Pcnctder Henry Harris, Geo. W. Groves,
y. Ellison,
st. Georges -Rchard Il, Cochran T. J Has
ton, Robert II Foster.
Appoquinmiak-juhn 7 Wilson, John Lind
| II. g., Aauiain
The last list was drawn uudcr ~ recent act O
| the stats Legislature, which requires two dis
uact pausls shall lie drawn, tic GIsi To seiy,
during the first ten dass u the term, abd TIA
athsr the I'm.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

The celebrated POOL GRAIN FAN, the bess
in the world for cleaning all kinds Of grain.
For sale by l.. T. EVANS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

A large assortment Of Trusscs, Braces aad
Supporters for sale and properly fitted by 4 ply
sicinn, at CuAuakRtAiSs's DRuG Sross.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
Thc rre.byter,an GENERA, Assembly.

rNe mt No. u' tlr lTtshy'tfiIu General As.
s"' s.. 'o tatr la.r IN Baltimore ON the 18th
Mass promise, 'u NJ No ocasiuu of great in
t,rsf fH" NsHut.y IS composed oi some SIS
hHWtfa! m'Hi-'rr "a ru'ias .'Aer- of the
rhl. p. W.g. 'aw Nll r1r'. flhc country.
Hu.l3a. ih'.s tArlr wt.l We present great many
n.iut'c.- aa3 u'lct.. The members viii doubt
9 .he 0.p,njN entrriaiuei ua, only ~ those
o. tbsit n"n discrimination hn' also IS ether
Frute.f0a. 'aH i. flay " near.@lr, "a AMPLY
HfaH 81 HH .#H.rs Il is SOME twynty-slv
ta=a NE l'is. yter.iu General Assembly
E,..t .ts -. !u .htt,itv
fat,t-ibt Ntnuis, lg5 prcshytcrirs cnnsli-
iU,t thr z ,ahIe. lhe fao delegates comprising
an,-li minister's Wl ilc remainder elders =
The wi# - !elr.1tr. from Africa, India
EAH4 japan South Amerirr Ac win repre-
sentative, present 10 Ne heard IRON The Church
af -aui,aa :. ia. l!a.ba'rfitu CbBrrh of canada,
eau.fs. asi,ual nal Reformed Churches OF tas
II#tl ~tA'H.# A.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
Death OF an Aged Lady

The Wilmiugion papers announce he death Of
an old lady In that city, named Mrs. Ann Evans,
who bad attained the advanced age Of los years.
She II said 70 have been quite active and healthy
until within . few hours Of her death. She
walked out TO the Old Swejrs' Church aud back
on Saturday morning, ate hearty dinner, and
died very suddenly soon aitcr.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26
tirr FERMENTATION.

With A great deal Of fuss aud flourish. the
Delaware Regiments an Ia, ihs First, present.
ell ,hr At-, which lha. carried. safely, durins
the iitr ~aF To- 'hr Delaware Historical Snririy
a t,w Distinguished or prominent persons
were prtseuI 1ul participated in the ceremonies
lul % large number pf letters we're read from
iadi,l..i, Nbu would Ike 10 have been there
tu' rnV'3H.
Gen : lau,lak delivered he presentation
.prarh TUt NJ 4 ~puiucc. E7q replied on be-
hale of '.r >r. tiN
Severed U'ier ai ltcs.cs were made, and in the
evening 'tHgutt was given ~ the Clay ton
House. in l.uur at Gcn Hancock
ii seems 10 q, iltl a.l ti,i. ilIucr might have
Nrru dispensed with. Demonstrations u his
nliUtc which serve un't To- Keep alive Bitter feel
iug, ay, Not vel calculated io produce rcarc
..3 trtrfarn ''f NsH.ra ifrHtl .3 'W 'e
emrn|. rui in uHl wAr, ayr exceedingly
aau0t. 'r t.Hsf
'lc. ts .l,r Iss0r.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-26

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