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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25

Died Oh the 14th inst at his residence al
Rock Spring, in this County, William
Thompson Sr. He was born on the IA th
ofJnly 1871 and was therefore within one
month of being Eighty two years of age.
For fifty years, he had lived upon the prem
isis where he died, and through this long
residence had fully illustrated all those
points OF character, which made him a
marked man i'm the community. Mr..
Thompson was one of the few survivors OF
that old school Of men who came into ex-
istence when high wrought, patriotism un-
bending integrity, and answering devo
ton to duty We're the rules of mems
c,nduct, and throughout the course of his
long life in all its relations, he showed
that all thoss principles were deeply rooted
and thoroughly interviewer with his ma
ton. Mr. Thompson was never iapublic life
nor served the people in any other capac-
lily than that Of Justice Of the peace. but
MS sound p aetiea! sense, Ills correct infer
nation, and the confidence in his hen g. v
gave ample exercise 10 faculties which
made him eminently usefulto his fellow
men as counsellor and umpire.
For some month past Mr. Thomp1
has been In le sIh Xssssisa ly ~
his family, yet we trustnot to him, hut that
III found him ready to enter upon the glo-
|.Ieus career Ola hlssssd immortality. -
At the Residence of John l.. Richmond
in caswell County, N. G. on Wednesday
morning, IS Inst. at so minutes after 4
O'Clock, Mrs. Rebccca ID. Kerr, consort of
the late Rev. Daniel w. Kerr, ofthe Chris
.:,... f,,,urch o.re,i "a years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25
North Carolina. srp.,i,, Court.

NWtn Car0llna. Sn0.,;o,. cor,,
olASGE COUNTY.
Befue George Laws, G. 5. C. and Ex-of-
ficio Judge Of Probate.
William Smith, & wife MarthaF, Willie
Il Smith and Robert Smith: PIE
against
Mar L. McBroom, Martha Smith, Sarah
Smith, Thomas Wilson, Guardian of
Iartha q Sarah Smith, Margaret
Brown and Mary Brown: Def'ts.
Petition to sell Reat Estate for Partition.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction ~ the Court,
IL tlat the above named defendants, Margaret
Brown aud Mary Brown are noDresideRts Of the
Stale North Carolina, II Is therefore ordered
hy fit Court. that publication be made IN tile
Hillslaro, Recorder paper publlshedin HILLSIDE
70, NJ. for Fix successive weeks, notifying the
said ascnt defendants 10 appear before the Clerk
oithe superior Court OF Orange county on or he
bore Gle 9th day of August 1873, TO answer plead.
Or dcDilr 10 the sud complaint, or the Plaintiff
Win apply 70 the Court for the relief demanded In
he sad complaint.
GEORGE LAWS. Q. s. G.
C. j.. PARISH. Plants Atty.
ine 4 CIV price ad. SO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25

Groceries. Boots. Shoes. Hats, Wood
en- Wsre. t'rockery.
establishment.
Fertilizers aud Guanos specially.
:, III AgeEts for the best spanish l.icorlre. and
Bsllnore sugar Refinery. Al Oftle above tiood,
April -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25
Notice

rs hereby given that the Election Precinct al
Il White Crnss n bingham Township has beci
Banged by the Board OF Commissioners, 10 En-
hanks store IN said Township. All parties int
Isted will take due notice thereof.
4 I,y order ofthe Board Of commissioners OF or
Eige county this 9Th day Of June 1873.
lao IL. tai. JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-06-25
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Terms Of the RECORDER for 1873.
For year. $3.50.
8 months. 1.50.
Clubs ofslx or more, each subscri-
Der. 200.
Payments always In advance.
job printing done neatly cheap'y and
promptly.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
Letter from the Capital.
Doyra, February i. 1873

DoyER, February 4, 1873.
EptroH TRANscHirT: Our Legislative
SolDns are of or holiday to-day Last
evening both houses adjourned over until
Monday next, for the purpose Of visiting
Wilmington. agrecably to nn invitation re.
cciycd from the board of trade No doubt,
they feel the necessity II little rest from
the arduous duties which dcvolvc upon
them, or course the members will :" do
the city aud it, surroundings after which
they will be better abls TO Judge whether
Wilmington is large enough 10 swallow
the res, Of our little State, capital build
ings and all.
The storm raised over the exemption
law has induced t. reconsider ION of the
bill in the House, How the matter will
terminate yet remains TO be seen
The Delaware aud Mary land ship canal
bill is exciting some opposition from u few
local politicians who ara " on the make
However. think the bill will q
through all right Last evening. afrei
the adjournment, Hon James / Earle
Of Mary land addressed the members OIL III,
subject. in the Hall Of the House
Senator Waison's " buncpmbp rcsoln
tions in regard to the Civil Rights bill
now before Congress. have not yet hcri
acted upon
The Democratic members of both house
met in cansus last evening for the pnrpns
Of placing in nomination candidate f.
State Treasurer and Auditor Of Accounts
Il II Davis. the present incumbent, w
re-nominnied hy aelamainn On the see
ond ballot DR. Elligood was re.nnm,nat
ed. receiving Is votes to Mr. Hawkins. q
Kent. o. Both Davis aud Elligcod hay
made efficient officers The election take
place next week. X l.. Y.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08

farmers should be drawn away from their
fields to attend court during all the time it
must take 10 transact that business?
We see no better remedy for this gross
Inconvenience than division Of the coun-
ty. II this is done. and Wilmington is
provided with courts Of her own, the time
occupied by the courts in the transaction
Of the business coming from the remain
ing hundreds would be Of shor, duration.
The sessions Of our courts would he Of but
few days. Then, too, the gres, bug-bear
the want Of hotel accommodation which
so shocks the sensitive feelings Of people
so long accustomed to the splendid table Of
the Clayton House. would no longer be an
object Of dread. for it wonld be poor in
deed if man could not stand il for two
or three days
This is one among many reasons that
might be urged for the division Of the
county. We will not stop now to produce
other arguments in favor Of this project,
We do no, know in what light the matter
may be viewed by the members Of the
Legislature from Kent and Sussex coun.
ties, but We do earnestly hope rha, they
will consider well this and the kindred
propositions from this county, and that
they will no, lnash all these proposed
changes wiihou, allowing the voice Of the
people 70 be heard Give the people All
opportunity to pass upon these questions
aud decide them for themselves
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
For he .Midisiopn Tran,trg,.

Mn EplroR: Peach canning for profit
or losing business. | will show up in
your next paper. also the opinion Of some
heavy fru, dealers Of the Alden Process
think before am d"ne with these Can
ming aud Process gentlemen they will fud
know something about that business as
well as buying growing peaches, as their
correspondent states. | feel glad they
have opened the door, for | now think
can save my Middlc,own peach growing
neighbors some money.
SAMUEL TowSsgSp.
Tornstnd Fsb. 9, 1873
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
County Meeting at Middleto1n.

In accordance with the call issued hy
-pma ren'l III n # thi, vicinity, n meet.
ing wu- hcll in the Tawn Hall, in Mil.
lltawn.an .fhur,lag 3nth ulr tsr the rur
pasr u considering the prarfiery of the
pfapn>ed division If New Castle County
Though tie audience was nut very large
i fully came up T. the expectations II
thosr who called the meeting
After some little delay ihr meeting was
organized ty selecting Iii Billie, Es1
Chairman, aul Asx. i Cooper, E.a,
secretary
The object # The meeting having been
sta'el, George Gray. Esl in u short gl-
dress. favorable - the division Of the
county, III which he produced some strong
rsasons for the division, presented the
j following preamble and resolutions:
WntRrAs. The rapid increase in wealth
and population of Now Castle eouaiy has
madc the question Of u re.arrangemcnt
aud increase Of the representation Of The
county in The General Assembly n matter
+ Of interest and importance 10 the people
ef the Who'll county. demanding u, their
hands careful consideration aud settle.
IN nt. therefore
Resqfed. That it is the sense Of this
meeting iha, inasmueh us the population
Of New Castle county is now in excess If
the combined populations Of Kent and
Sussex counties, aud promises in the near
future 10 become still more disrropnrion.
ate. there should be division Of New
Castle county into two counties, 10 be
called respectively Wilmington and New
Castle counties
RcsRud, That such division proper.
~ mndc will adjus, aud settle question.
that cannot be settled in any nlker way
So fairly h all the interests involved, and
will be conducive to the welfare aud pros
peri,y If the State.
4 Rem'red, That committee Of five bt
appointed io take such steps as may b,
necessary. 10 draft aud bring before the
Legislature ni lis present session amend
mcnts to the Constitution In accord will
the spirit and Intention of these rcsolu
tions.
Samuel Townsend, Esq offered as u,
amendment. which was accepted. tha
l3randywinc, Chrisiiana aud Mill Crccl
Hundreds. and Wilmington City "ngh
to farm one county. and the re,nainin,
six hundreds the other county.
The resolutions rs amended were thei
adopted
TN motion Of u. II. Cochran. Esq. ih
following gentlemen were selected To con
pose the conniite provided lar In the 3r
resolution George Gray. William Nc
Gaulley. II. A. Nowland, 7. J. Craven
and r w. Cochran. E-gs.
The appointment of this committee CAV
. rise 10 considerable discussion. which a
! one time became quite heated. Severu
. amendments were proposed, all Of whic
wers voted down. aud Gunlly the otigins
motion yos carried BY q large majority
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08

II. A. Cochran. Jr. was afterwards added
TO the committee TO represent Appoquini-
mink Hundred.
The business Of the meeting having
been concluded. l. q. Grub. Esq. Of
Wilmington. asked and obtained psrmis-
sion to offer the following preamble and
resolutions, which he supported and ex-
planned in neat address -
WHEREAS. Tho incrcasc Of population
aud property in The city of Wilmington
makes il nanifcs'ly proper that New
Castle county. aud especially 'h" city Of
Wilmington should have au increase Of
representation and
WukesAs. This object shoali be sought
in mn amcablc and practical manner !;
therefore,
Pcsaced. That VIC deem il proper that
the General Assembly at its present ses-
sion should make the necessary provision
Tor securing to New Castle county. four
Senators and uinc Representatives IN the
Legislature of this State: three Of which
Senators aud seven of which Representa-
iivcs shall be voted for only by tho qn IL
fed voters Of the several hundreds out
side Of Wilmington; and the remaining
one If which Senators shall be voted for
at large, by the qualified voters Of the
city Of Wilmington alone. and the re-
naming two Of VIII eli Representatives
shall be voted for rs follows: One by
the said voters Of the LIST assessment Dis.
,rict. aud the other by the said voters Of
the "a assessment District Of Wilmington
The introduction Of these resolutions
caused much excitement, and gave rise to
a lengthy debate, participated in chief,
| hy Messrs Grubb. Townsend L J..
Evans and Reynolds.
! Al length a motion was made that the
resolutions be adopted rs expressive Of
! the views of the meeting relative to the
subject Of increased representation. should
the proposition for the division Of the
county iail Adopted.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08

Foun PACIFIC RAILROADS. In ndii.
ton to the Union Pacific railroad, which
now with the Central. on The California
side Of the mountains. constitutes the
Through line" across the continent. it is
known that the Texas Paciic and the
Northern Pacific roads are both in course
Of construction pretty rapidly. But there
is to be Canada Pacific railroad also.
making eventually the fourth line across
the continent. The Toronto Mail, gov.
ernment organ, announces that arrange
ments have just been completed for the
construction Of tho Canada road. The
board OF provisional directors consists Of
thirteen members--fve for Ontario. four
for Quebec. and one for each Of the r,her
provinces. The company thus formed
have offered TO build the railway under
terms satisfactory TO the canadian govern
ment. Ten millions Of stock are ready 10
be subscribed. and stock books are TO be
opened in each Of the provinces. The
president Of the provisional board is Sir
Hugh Allan.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
Fur he Mddtdomn Transeyipf.
Sociable.

Tho sociablc at Miss Mary Pcnnington's $
on last Wednesday evening. given by the
young people Of Middle,own. was very
pleasant affair. and MI present enjoyed
themselves remarkably well The re.
fre.hmcn,s were, nlso, very good. The
committee, however. feel under deep obi.
CATIONS 10 those invited who uonid not ut.
tend. aud hope they will accept this apnl
nsy for the mistake made hy 80 inviting
them to be- present. C"MMIrrgr.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08

Gideon Wcllcs is talked of by the
Connecticut Democrats rs candidate for
Governor.
.-Frnule is going To lecture on Amer.
lea to English audiences.
The cx.Princs Imperial Of France
will attain his majority on the 10th Of
March
The late Mr.. crans,on. of Newport.
has left SD 900 for the benefit Of persons
Of injigen'iiiiy who are '.,oo proud to beg
and too honest to steal
"A gallant New lIaven swain went
with two fair ones to be vnccinated. Al
the first touoh Of the lancet the youth
tainted. nnd was carried home on shut
ter hy the ynnng ladies' after their arini
had been attended to.
--lrofessnr Alboni Of Naples. resusci.
tatrd dying woman by the blnod nf .
lamb. revi.ifyinu blosd being forced
through tube into the arteries by tn,
pulsniion Of the animals heart.
Duluth has discovered coal mine in
tho hesrt of the city.
Chinese oranges are cheap. hut deli
cious ~ decaycd spnles rolled in the sand
Several communications crowded out o
Ali. :,,,.a ill sucasp naxk v,nnk
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
FRUIT GROWERS MEETING.

VsilE peninsglar Fruit Growers Association
L will hold It's first rcgular mceiing this year.
IN the conr, House. at Dover, on Tuesday. the
18th instant, at Q o'clock. ?. N. As bnsi1ess of
importance will come hcfore this meeting, NIL the
m.mhers Of the association ne well as Hli persons
interested In fruit growing should attend,
J. ALEXANDER FULTON,
Feb s-2w Srcvetary,
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08

FRrir GRowERs ASSOCIATION We in.
invite the attention Of our frui, growers
mud all our readers to the roiicc, which
will be found in another column, Of the
annual meeting Of the Prninsular Frui,
Growers Association at Dover Oh the 18th
inst This is aurounccd as an important,
meeting. aud all who can should make il
convenient 10 be present.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
FOR SALE.
Eel, q "

T'l1AT desirable town proper, on the corner
l. Of Main and Cass streets. Midilc,own. bel
I.oi 80 feet front ON Main street and $50 fee, On
rass street, all enrhed and paved, Brick dwell
ling. stories, ~ feet front aud IN feet deep. :
nite rooms, basement, Kitchen Nice yard aud
grounds. Frame stable Corn shri Large
he house. viii be sold harrsin il applied for
soon. j. THUMAS BUUD,
Feb s-,ml Real Estate Agent
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
WEDNESDAY. lLnuary -.

ry
WEDNESDAY, January 20
The only matters ot general Importance
transacted IN the senate was the passing
It q tlll II pay /, Il Robinson S2.ia ~
for making certain arrests. and the reject.
my ui the bill ~ Increase The number q!
the trustees Of the pnnr from Wilmington
III the llnuse, NJ Hickman introduced
a till - Prevent bribery u, election,
tlhis bill makes III, officer swear tha, H.
has not brilcd any one 10 vote for him
Aud Mr. Maris introduced y hill pruvid.
7 Ing fr an tleslipu On tho third Tu,-da,
ot May next, 10 determine The sn,l>r OF ih,
people IN regard 10 constitutional con.
( ytuiua
The committee on the Delaware and
+ New Jersey controversy reported u Hill
4 leaving The ipal settlement Of the question
- a committee Of ,ix, three from Zach
state, 10 report to their Legislatures then
decision
Alargc number Of divorces and incor-
pardtinn acts were granted
\ number Of minar acts were intraine.
II on Thursday antl Friday, of which ,hr
most important Merc an act To establish
ihr salary of the State Treasurer. una an
act 10 extend the time far recording phi.
sat,, irts it noon ~ frilay hath hnn
-. adjourned till Algnlay. NJ .. 7 VI
pa Monday the Senate rns.td the bill
IN divide White Clay Greek into two elet.
tipn districts, aud Senator Watson pre-.
srn'cl petition trum sunlry parties a,k
ing far ~ exemption af S2b1 on certain
personal property Several nci- If inenr.
pnfatien tinitaiei were received from tht
House The Senate agreed 10 accept the
invitation lram tho Gity conncil Of vii
5 mingtnn TO attend the reception in tina
, city If President Grant on Thursday la~i
, In the House. the bill declaring dog,
personal property mas passed Mr. Glnfl
presented petitions in reference 10 the tn,
nn ralr1uis The Speaker presented
memotlal asking tor an appropriation o
|, S55I f,r the Antetam Sa,iounl Gene
I lery. whsh vas referred 10 4 special com
mitlee Mr !. Thompson presented pc
b tiion- for the repeal Of the marriage Ii
$ cense law. aud Mr. Hutchinson prcsente'
| one for n law 10 examine schaol teachers
e The House then enneurrea in the rcsnlu
+ lion nf the Senate 10 accept the Invitation
= TO Wilmington next Thursday.
+ In the Senate IN Tuesday the resolu
: ton authorizing the ioint committee 10 nc
erp, the reper, of the Auditor Of Account
IS was adopted. aud several divorce bill
u weio passed
1 In the House. Mr. l. Thompson pre-
i ~ented resolution about increased repre-
r sentaiinn, which was laid oyer Mr.. Claf
l. offered an additional supplement TO M n,
" in regard In the streets Of Delaware Tit,
'e Many other ae,s amending acts on til
" statute books we're introduced The n,
in relation 10 mn additional trustee fro,
r Appo1uinimink Hundred was read Sc,
i nnd time
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08

our large cutter, and bidding our kind hosts ito
whom We would give our sincerest thanks aud
wishes that they my always find some one 10
make heir slsip hing parties us delightful good
night, were soon merrily gliding homswatd.
Fifteen miles the ride was surely not that long.
with songs and laughter Il seemed but moments
since We had said farewell. and here We were
ZONE again. Leaving our ladies, we drove on
into tue city, pondcring silently, The truth oi
the following lines, In which some one has cx.
pressiscly expressed our own thoughts:
"of all the Toys vouehsafrd to boys
In iif~'s trmpestaeas whrls.
There's nnnght approaches heaven 80 near,
a. sirighInf " itii the girls
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08

Tho Carlist insurrcc.ion in Spain Is as.
suming formidable proportions. The
Paris Union says their lines extend
through the Northern PROVINCES Of
Spain from Caps Creux to Corunna. and
that they sie hosrishiag In numbers, arms.
and resources. Mail commnncations
have ceased between Spain and Paris for
whole week.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
xr. aEnRGEs ITEMS.

SLrGuiSa AcciprNr On Thursday Of last
week party of Indies and gentlemen consisting &
OF pr and Mrs falnndis ham Mrs. Dir. Lowhcr
Of Newark. mud YIN II Newton met with mn ac-
eidrnt white slcghlng that proved rather painful
10 soine OF the party. Their horses were going
q; II rapid pare when the sleigh suddcnly struck
stone or some other ohjce, in the roni and
turned partly over dashing the whole party vio-
lentls to the ground Mrs Nallnnligham rcceiy-
cd soinc ugly bruises over her right eve nna Mrs,
l.owi'rrs arm was sumcwha, hnr'. The h"rsrs
went cn 70 town taking the sleigh. which had
righcd, with them aud nothing WAS hro'ttn.
StppRN lirArils,-Mr.. y, q, sutton III II very
suddenly at her residence ia this village on
Tuesday night 3Sth uii She wds 10 all appear
nnre IN good health 9n Sunday aud her sudden
death on THrsdnf was very unrNpeciea. Her
brother. Philip Inst, who lived IN Columbia,
Pa. had come tG visit her. and was So completely
overcome bs her death That he, also died on the
following saturday Mr. Gaslcr had letn in
dtiirn'r health idf soric time and II 10 supposed
that the shock enn.rd 10 his nervous system hy
lhc death Of HI. sister hstcncd his own death
At Il mrctlns of tie teachers of the st Georges
Pres. SUNDAY school, held fch. End, John +
iirlville, H. u. Stewart and j A. Aspril wsre APP
pointed 10 prepare resolutions expressive af their
sentiments III reference in the death of Mrs Sut-
ton, who was onc Of their number whercupon
the following were unanimously adopted
NHrHEAs, lu the providence OF Almighty God
Nr>. 5 q Sutton Milew OF ibr htc pr. j y
Sutto9 hNs hrcn rein ,Fci from uur SUNDAY
st ttol ~ death ,herc't re-
h.,p'rd, l.t, That wc bow in submission "a
,hee-lO us tuseru'ahlc will Of our Heavenly
Farther IN tcinosiug ly death one Of our oldest
aud most faithful teachers lu, firmly believing
that ott lies il her e,cju nal gan
fo'fri !nd. That in parting wnh her We
cheerful, bear our testimony 10 the fidelity and
ae,, With which she h,s ithoird - laue aud So
td'b'Ily among us, not Gully II the Sablm'li
.thual t1' in thr church aud ttam house io
hnusd ever ready tavisit TIE SICK nnd sorrow ing
aEi minister tu their wants temporal and spifit-
Utt
EYefti ~, That IL respect TO her mcmor,
Wc ~ LII dripV iic SuudA school room Ia mourn
In4 fer ihrrc months
R"i+d 4lh. ghltNcory II the foregoing res
alaifoas he syti 10 ihr i'tr,ht tlertu. Gazette Hud
flAss, iatE 'f Publication. and thar copies alst
~ se'A IL iAe flml rt Tile deceased
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08

The Almanac Publishers comrlain 'ha, their
tus ness is destroyed iy Ayers American AL
mauae The people prefer il 10 amy other, the
Farmers Western. Southern or the numerous
local a manacs when they eau get Ayers II
supplies The best astronomical data, weather and
10 ,ts oi them nll. Rnd above ALL medical advice.
which is invaluable for every family. u Is sup
piled gratis by the druggists and should he
preserved for constant rrierencc aud use. We
arc sure that no gaud housshecper or grand
motl-r goes willingly without one - Anti-Sla-
very Standard, y. y
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
-. Ann. y. 4. Church.

s. AIMS T Z rhaftll viii I. Y J lc JPN
ft Divine srlyiet II thc ishll hour. Tomorrow
a5 \. II and + Il The Rector expects h
hr llt,pni, aud wit hs assisted IN the srt,ircs
HI ihe L.. le>eih =. Stone, a = Thuehs
Ch4tt AeWnk ie
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TSHE beautiful, convenient and well arraseed
l. dwelling on Broad st opposite The Acade-
my, Middleiown, now occupied bv Mr.. PYLE
Amply to q. 4. luK!LL.
Feb s-aws
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
AVOID ouAcxs Aso lmposrtka.

No Charge for advice AID cea:tl,atea.
pr. J. n Hlon Graduate uf J frtsah Nj
fpibtf Philadelphia uuthor 81 ttSera ta,aale
-anrsp. can he consulted en NIL diseases uf lte
Sprnal ur 'iinafy urfans. (Which H. las ahr
an especial study. cthrf In ina'a ~ feiihl' n
matter from wha, eansr originating. tr II how
in,g r,antlinf. A practice ~ 40 yeats eial't-
h.l To treat diseases With snrcp-F tnfr- guar
niiirtd Charges reasonable, fhnse NJ Gis-
ta,trr can forward lrier describing synpieins,
aud enclosing stamp IL prepay pu-iaEr,
send fur thc sai!s 10 IsatR l'rire 10 cents
J. plpTr, N, D., Physician mud Surgeon.
ioi duane s., New YORK.
Feb a=ls
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08
NOTICE
TO POULTRERS! /!

TNHE hiehes, cash prices paia for Turkeys,
Geese. Ducks. Chickens, Eggs, Dried Fruit,
aud all kinds Of furs, i,y
Opposite Rcnpingtons Machine Shops, or d
Seowdrck Cochran's Store, Middlctown, Del.
Oct. es-6mos.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08

One hundred pairs of Jonvin Kid Gloves, in.
al colors including very light shades, for We'd
dngs and Parties, nj 81 90 per p,ir
:. n. REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08

The weather 10 Easland daring tho past
three days hes been 70 intensely cold that
100 psrs~ns have been srcssu 70 death.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-08

Ladies Misses Childrcns, Geais and youths
Merino Vests and Drawers, a,
s. N. REYNOLDS