Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-24
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RuSNISG ON FULL TINE The worsted woollen
manufactures OF NJ LandeubeTgor & Co., are
low running on full time, night aud day, though
iha wages OF tho operators have beeu materially
educed This IA a matter for which the citI-
zeus are deVoutiy thankful, most of them being
dependent upon the running OF the mills
The u IzoOTY In addition to the hard times
Of which every body Is complaining the Epi-
1Uoty has again made it's appearance amongst
The horses IN this vicinity, thus rendering true
tho adage that 'mlsio tunes never come sing
"" Mr. j. I Worth & Son, at WOrth's hOuring
mills, have mare and two very line coltF suifer
my from the disease We are informed that
there are other cases in the neighhOrhoOd.
MA1RIMONIAl ENdAGEMEN1H.-NO less than
three matrimonial engdg ements are said to bs
an hand, and the celebrations of the nuptIals bel
down for Thanksgiving day CIhurG5ay nexD
There were Others talked of for the sanlO day
out some of Tie parties have seen proper to
posi- pune the happy day, while II il said that one
young mau, Who has beoI very at sidious to a
Uuut lady. SINGS the opening of the w. Il W.
L. H. has been gwen the choice by the Indignant
mother 10 either hurry up matters, or dlscOn-
tlaue his attentions. Or course in view of the
na:d times ahead, tho young nan qu.. instantly
SlIh 10 probability of a removal Oi his visits, At
least until the Railroad is tuished to Oxford.
Local OPnoN FUTLE.-It was hoped that
when Local Option went into effect that a
great improvement would be otceRblB
~ tue morals Of the community, but if
ihere were such expectations they have been
aNfully disappointed. The o is AZ much drink
ng as ever before, and lilror is said to be sold
openly under a Unlted States revenue license
SATURDAY nights are especially MOI 3d for de-
bWcleIp and disturbance To the credit of Mrs
IL Fisher, who formerly kept the only hotel in
the place, it must be aid thlt she has persist
entity re,lsad to sell any kind of malt or other
liquors sic Lor Il Option became tue law, al
though advised by questionable friends to do so
She would ml ch ratl or be II law abiding ctizer
and Welcome those to her hOdse who may wan,
a good meal at reasonable price
The RMLRUADs.-rhefe Is a general desire foi
the extension Of tie W ~ W X II to oxford
{ jnsiderthle fIc- -ht for " ~ N.R IL now comse
down the =. d ID lt.R from ppmeruy, while tbs
after rUai II mItltliy baruited Ivy an lacrosse
Ut freight westward from tfa W ~ " Il II All
he lumber Tor the nov McDul ~ ga rolling mill
at Mitmingt on, has boon shipped from pumuruy
over Il ese 70 ,ds while the shipments west, OF
car wl eola from the Lpbdell Car wheel Company
are shipped over the same road.
EFfuKr 10 REMOVE TIE Public SJHooL.-
lhe Public School house located snort dis
tauce Cujade OF the village has dllapdated,
and is suJ ject to too muah ventilation during a
cold winter. An effort las bean m tde to have the
school removed to the large and comfortable
public hall OF NJ. Landenbnrger Il o., in the
village. A ma ajurily Of he Directors and mauy
Of the citizens being opposed to the mOven en-
| the removal has not been eH9.ted, The ose
| D 'nxlmity Of tho hall TO public house is sal,
Ds one OF tine principal objections.
lMPB ivEMENrs The row OF dwellings, on the
west edo o, whi'e . Clay Creek have been entirely
| remodelled and presents quite an improved ap
psaranCe. Each house nov has store ro9m with
| a largo bulk window in first, story. H. II Ste
| ry occupies One for harness. and saddlery sturt
| and it is said the remaining tour will soon be
occupied respectively, by baker, shoemaker
trimming store and another not known.
AssIuSEE's SALE.--OA Thursday last, William
| Howard of LlndenDerg, assignee of James
Mcdowell sold a farm OF 81 acres near Jeuners-
| lie, Chester county Tor S35 por acre Mr..
| Howard him self the purchaser. This is
| considered veIy low price, and IL an indica-
| ton Of decline in the prices of real estate.