davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21
RELIGIOUS.

PRysByrERIAN.-SrrviccS win M held ut Odd Eel.
low hall Ut u H. M. aud p N. tomorrow. Rev. J.
II KUrsc.l. officiating ..E -
at ~ y. m. $500
N u. South Sunday School II the Court House at
~ n. m
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21
TUG PURsUr OF SKYE.
4 8asa 23de Snao ~ J0sseA.Ia,l,

~
Ex Sheriff W. W. Jones returned m Sun.
day after fifteen days sbsence and ! trip of
500 NJ GO milcs In Tho .pursuit IT Lynch
alma Skye. ihc murder ~ Dennis MoCW-
mick, having tailed II find him, bat captur
ing his horse. saddle. blankets end bnnts,
which Skvc hsd ahandoned In The clsee
chase. The hsisf narrative IT the trip h q
foll"ws-Tsktng with him Goo. W. johns
am. 1T BlacIfr0t, Mr. JOnea m the even.
Ing If JuRe 80,h, went over to Waahiagson
gulch, where etya haA pasped. and The next
day went 'hmugh Jefferson and Lincoln II
N~gus' Station. trarking their man In the
sn"w m the Mcclellan range. Al NeEus'
ekye he'd psocseed two days cn,ked raikns
Pressing On IN Cohurn's they again hcsrd At
him. and slept that night as WARNER. On
the seo'Wd. h~iievinR be would strike for
WhDp Up.~ they h~sded for Sos rivrr.
- mills st,ovs Fort Shaw and searched III
the houses down 10 the Fvrt without finding
any clue. Tor Skye, knowing the coun'sy
better. and the high atreams. bad crossed
aver II a. Peter Misaion and thence to Son
river. wbrse he pr,cured horse, end cross.
ing The hsidge struck north. A. FOr Shaw
0cnessl 0tlbest gsve james end J0buaos
fresh hosses, and also detailed psivsses Al
len n Nv ermpany and Stanley 81 %"
company. m y. 3. Infantry % accompany
them. snd shs party Of foar puahsd On 10
same night n Bisckfoot assnry SKYE alrpe
.h.s ns~as - Hieca Craek n nnIfoa aheaA
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21
cAWARxula A41llR.

JudgcC L. Will!"ms Il authorized agent Of TuE
NV NonTH.WEsT. lie II commended 70 the courte.
~ Of It, friends and cnstinuancs through him a ehat
liberal patronage hcretofora cxtendcd and hereby
acknowledged.
/. p. FISHER, ~ and ., Mcrchapts' Exchange,
10 our nni h0tzed Agrpt IN San Francisco. e.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21
Local 1reVtties.

According y tAs hsss ssshssit;es NJ \
- longest day u the yen.
i y sslIsvsd There win b two weeks
bssiasas = ~ sssaisg tssa u ensss q
4issoulA ~
The 81. james and n. e. Sossh Sunday
Schools have united and meet q the Court
House q u Z q. .''-- $3.50
The Eail<y h:ides viii probably b -.
paired = ospa - the water fails: ssaimased
ouss Of repairs $40 70 03oo
Rev. W. 4 Blackwell uli pssacA o.
Sunday, Jass -. = Nov Chicago y II 4
m, and Ewmsssbusy q 3p. u .-~a
Any one Ia want Of suod wagon. h.r>
ness md mules, caa get hsrssin firm
1orphy. Kenyon 4 Co. Sss their card.
Thos. Lsvsi,e and Charles Porter Grovss
started yesterday with - blinded balls
fnm kohrs' herd " be plsreG with the
Snake River herd. ay-~
The 'sis Hole. 1t Browne Bridge w. ~
high that the Stages csuld not ernss On
Thursday. hence no mail. The bridge Vas
regarded In danger. sesi'reS -rs''i
Dr. 0co. Perry, Of the fa,nous 'Kiyus,"
Pioneer, hss just received from San Fran.
cisco direct large invoice u go'ds Of the
best brands Of c:gsrs aud finest liquors.
It b stated ths, Lynch WIN killed NcC.,r-
mick q Blsckfoot hss q 100 On de2oais IL
Benton. and that two Ut his children ore, a
were, expscsed to arrive 10 Mostaas shs
summer.
NJ. Nick Bcilenburg informs 20 that
Koh's. Bell q Roberts hsve made sale Of
s',ne 1900 or Il, 100 cattle On North Platte
since the nryt named owners went down 10
C0Sinne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Church returned from the
Northern camps on Tuesday having made
. succeasful trip, and have gone to the East
Side to give their Musical and Dramatic
enter,ainmeuta 49,. .... 80.
A note fr'm Joa A. Brown, Big Hole
bridge, to g. g. Sssckpole, dated Sunday
last, says the river Il running from biu6 u
blum. and i've Trains orc ''bunched" there
unsb's 10 croes the slough. ..
WIN. n~llen & Co., If the famous Bed
Rock sskDon, Pioneer. have rc.op~ne,l il 10
nrs' class style, and make oil the boys happy.
Sec their card and remember so psospec,
the Bed 4 OK when y"u 8" to Pioneer.
Mr.. r. II. Baxzarl WIN los good raach
on Flint Creek, hes kascd the old Castcn
stand q the mouth Ut Gold Creek. and en-
'sr.a'ns man and horse Hospitality At - t,e
par over night; cheap enough, and "
warrant go,'d enough. 3 z B 81 D.. s. - ....
Mr.. Hammond left last Tuesday for
C'sin"c, taking down some of bic fas,
stock. We learn there Ia quite : lot of 6ee,
horses concentrating on Bar and the
Corinnethisns will hsvs soue brisk races II
they put inducements In sight. -, .
And now comes Me,lss. J. 9. Taylor &
Bro, New Chicago. ansoancjug 40 ami.
vessary hill vt their large and elegant hotel.
New Chicago. We learn II d also In cou.
temptation n have pic MIC In Flint Greet
Valley on July ~, the pleasures 1T which
will be wound up In the above ball. Well,
may there b fss On Flint Greek. p e.
''Wirt, " ''the Ns)or." and 1.-THE Under
signed" visited ~ Ems and ,hs suow hanks
tbereabout an Sunday. The tranquil little
- pescl,ed up % the mou"tais side
coup'e 1T thOu.and feet higher than the
river dors MT initiate the spring rampsg.
of the running Streams and u twelve az
iif.een feet lover than iie maximum height
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21

FOURTH or July RACES In the absence
of any other, cei~bratNn of The rosrth II
Glory W are h, have . tr0stins rscc anylWw.
A pure II tle5 has been made Just To give
the thing interest ansl>t's folio Il the
Jay out. e Tr',t:nF rscr, -, = July l'b.
io78,on Osin's tsark. Ds<r Ledge. Horse to
tr.t IN harncss, mile hsats. t,sst two IN three:
Is, h"r.c ~. pure "f os5, sccnd h"rss "c'
purse II 60 No ds6niss nanncr so go:
The folL'wtnG entries have bssn 'nsde.
Sam. S,ott, hsyG. ''fs,iiy;" J"hn Bselen.
burR, br. &. Ned" Jas n. York. lay
'.Frrncby;" Chaa BislsnOusE b"ym ''Ja"e: y
H. G. ValiiOs. br. &. 'Ohadish." This
includes the best nssotesr srutting stuck Of
the village and will ocsasiou plenty Of fun
EE
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21
5ew 5}orth.Wrst.
saturday Morning, June 81, 1873.
Arrival and departure VI Mails 1t the Deer
Lasdge Psmt ONCE. m.-. .,.a


CxioN r. r. r.. CoRINxE, AND G. r. RR @r
Ari'r-Daiiy. M..... . ............. ......sp. N
Depart .............. ........ %. 3 .. 10
BLAcxvoOr, HELENA. viR0INIA AND EAsTRRx PAsr
o. MONTANA.
Arrive--Daiiy. at............6p. N.
Dcpar-Day A.. .. N
SILVER Bow, BUTTE AND RED MOUNTAIN CITY.
Arrivc--Evcry alternate Day, a........... Sn =.
Depart - N............ H. n.
Exxrr.Suna, PuIlATrssuRs CAsLs CRY. AND
BEAR
Anivc---Every alternate day at.............7p "a.
Depart :" ........3a. 10.
PIKE's PEAK, PIONEER, MIs-OULA. CgDAR CEggK
AND WALI.A WALLA.
Airives-Daily ....... ................ At Z p d.
DEPARTS :" ........... .................at3a N.
GERMAN AND FREScu 0ULCw.
Arrive and Depart twice per week.
k All mails will close the night prcviova u their
departure Mt 10 p ia .. <+
OpFicE IIorHs,-aa. m. to 9 p. N. Sundays 10 to II
=. M: btO7pm m.
4. 8. srACKPOLE, r. N. Al.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21
For Sale,

Fear 6ee1 1alea, Harse@ aaA Wages.
We havs eae sale voss 0eed Nalsa nae.sss cd
Waeou, etipene eoopesee oat1t loe IIeikhtlng. &C.
Ia. zas-8srs8 0UHp0Y. KENYON . CO.
lssssss It CuAa nunsay. Dsss LeDsE, q q
JAMS TAtDor,a, RSonusA \ AEu 4
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21
New Gooos cofsTAfI.lY
AsR,y,ta ~ j, Exrsts. At.
Z. I. HoNNHR 1 Co. =

1(Aproou Coun1y AHuouncsAsS1x-
The GsssssSss aasssaese ~ 1sllcwtaG
ca.dldaseo Sos oG1ce H. 1AdIsns cosnty--
f.r ~ Councl, o. b Bsshss. On; y. J.
Norsoa. Dsm. Pr shsi4. = j.. ras'ta.
49,. Dssa.; Capl JaA WiaRGaa's -; 2.
= Pssnssss. Rep.; Thea OsysrsaA prss;
+ ]. Fsssvll DsA ~ Csssk - r.
e,sdes. a. Y. C,ry.. nsa: =. =. Jssss.
~, IA Hns3ieh. sRsoD. Z - = = - I.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21
=, RE-OPENED.
HAVING RI-OPENED TIN We'll KNOWH
RRF2S11eI1G1E1Sea826A
Bank Exchange Salon \


And stocked Il With Liquon and scesn tsst will
c'mmend themselves to patrons. respectfully se'lcil
the patronage u the pablo.
PHIL Mc6ovERN.
~ Dues Ludyc, April II. 1874. ISssf
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21

R4DUC1JOH o. DAsso -0jDmos . Sails
bury will % Monday nsSs make .
great reduction on fares on the Dces Lodge
Division comprising those portions 1T the
line beiwess Ryaa. Hrless and Missuula.
The fares will be from xissouls ~ Helena.
el4; DEER L,dss 10 Helena. o. All Inter
mediate fares ore reduced In prop"r,iOn. On
next Monday change In the time schedule
between Helens : ID Aissoula win be made,
mi what Il viii he ~ srs mt advised The
people will " grateful Tor the very material
reduction III cost Of travelling: 7't@A
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21

Persons from outside campo and the valley
are especially solicited to call and examine
the stick and prices of goods q, Charles
Blum's. az
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21
Deer Lodge Soda Factory,

II now In operation, supplying best quality u tha
delicious beverage. W. II. PATTEN.
sna Agent.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21

Fw dine chewing i0bsOcs - n
no saarau +aF WA C0LEGAx's
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21

| NewTo-Day
FOURTH JULY BALL
| 3 TAYLOR HOUSE,
~ l'r Chicago IT,
FMoAy EVENING, JULY 4,1373.
4 oxxz1AL INVITATION y ExrExDso. Z
Aessaa IN .tnAs stv.s = shevs ~ % sG"ss
sD0s1 y Ns1~ I yasaa6a ~ ssseA X
Dsrts Qsalrsls DssA n Essaeel.
1so31s, asa.ai.g s.,se 4sOo.
ST J. q TAYLOR Z mo.
Nsv curAss. lass n. lsEa svA
BEDROCK SALOON,
PIONEER, /: Montana,
WIN. Melen 4 Co.. Props.
INST lJ9uoRs AND cloARs -s
AT THE B A r. -
HAyIro R.orExIp rms OLD yAvoslr.
80 e - esss. asd iii eadaavos y nsie
REMEMBER THE BED. ROCK.
p,...,. In. .. ~, w nEtLEs : g.
WILLIAM WOODWARD,
Wholesale Stationer,
And Dealer I'm
GENERAL yARIGIY GOODS,
POST OFFICE sToRf, !.
DEER LODGE, M. i.
Haviss opssed store n he sbsvs liss I solicit
the paesosser 4 ~ eitissss a Deer LIDO ard ssrI
;sessx s & e. s:e .ss Il. 5: ID e g.
sals q rtail u lowest Asurss. aazz -For. "a
Letter eD1 NOtO P4DOpS.
CsaNess, Nstioaal and Keai Mins make, IN wvsehts
elSea. and qualities, '.3ni0a Bkia" Note asd
Isttss for foreign correspondence.
\. nvOloDOD r. / . .ss,.
DssisesA N1es. Ws1dlae, and O0eial: al slsss,
s1ySsA ooaess md pviesA 80. :,
e Ilk1 a = '7s. ss !,
A'': S. x s.. .'a o''''s 'aa'. s'a''' '.Aa
le1k DoOkD
nay Booka journals. LsdesrA Accosne and meme.
rssdu3 BoakA every variety.
Variety 9oO60
TIss Pocket Cuttlesy, supssb Albuna. Tsavellus
DagA ladtss' W0sk o18eA RUckse Deoas. au
eeyjee It Rene aod Psncjlat pspee WsiyAso, LAX
0eande. Rntees, and Oooegal Variety Ooo6a 'n
sPENCkkAN SCHOOL cory BOOKS.
Pr,mps attention 70 Os,untsy Oniers.
l. -. WI. WOODWARD.
Dssa t0pos, Juns - js59. =. Il. ~
------>------
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21
$50. 900 WORTH or GO,

x5O,OOO WORTH OF GOLD DUST III
Vented, tos which the highest market price win b
paid. JNO. q. HAMMER,
Os0 Deer Lodge Assay Odscc.
SALOONSi Ia outside csmps ds~iring SODA WATER
forwarded to them BY coaeh 70 receive prompt atscu
ton. shOuA address
OS w. II PArrgN Accnt
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-06-21


1000 49,. ...rr9# i.
ROLLS WALL PAPER FOR SALE BY
T. L. BONNER 4 co,
IN GREAT VARIETY. FOR SALE u
Ell. BONNER CO.
I-aiy's shoes and slippers
.c FOR SALE y ETF.E
Z. l. BONNER CO.
L0dy's straw Hats 1"f
FOR SALE By sry
T. L. BONNER CO.
900 WV. COLEMAN's
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-01
BorAs counly Rail Rosd.
lABoRERs LEAVING ON ACCOUNT or
SCRIP" .PAYMENTs-TnE EXODUS
srnppEn-- pKnnNEss or THE MOMk.

i.AroRERs LEAVING ON ACCOUNT or
SCRIP" .PAYMENTs-TnE EXODUS
STOPPED PROGRESS or THE WORK.
sLATINGToN, Pa, October 27th ls73.-
Since the first notice was given two
weeks ago of the intention Of the B. G.
r. K. to pay in scrip, the laborers have
been drawing of anu quitting work until
the last few days, but now the exodus
has apparently ceased and with the ex-
eeptiOu of the Italians all are seemingly
very well satisfied with the new state OF
affairs. The scrip ia almost useless to
the Italians, for OF course they cannot
send it to Italy and if they try to sell il
they are shamefully cheated. II ls really
remarkable how these men continue to
live; bread, tobacco and little vinegar
is ali they lever buy.sThese together with
what they eau steal seem to Keep them
in first rate condition; they are by far the
most valuable workmen on the line OF
ale road. In about two weeks the lasl
aeavy,work Of cutting that ia uccessaryltC
make the connection with the l.ehiel
ValleyR. H., will be finished, and the SIS
miles lying next to SlatingtUu will b.
ready for the hntge builders aud tracl
layers. ! cannot ray if that part Of th
work will he finished Immediately.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-01

E,iitoy Of Stlts journal - Well,
we'll when will we ever get done
with these "radical outrRggs, or at least
those of them that are manufactured IN
the Gazette oilicel That paper of yuster-
.dav iutroduces-by way Of dessert TO ITS
"a salary grab - dishes" another radical
outrage" this time IN the nature OF prlvy
cleaning. The editor seems to be- dclp'hJ
after something wish which to lWlt the
Radicals" and this time he has zone
down far enough TO raise lnnss an2nt
the night scayengers. WIN MN tnis
may be prigy-l,gcd question, as ne
claims the right to discuss IL. lie dots
so In d crazy sort OF way IN INC hIst
ghree paragraphs of his editorial, oul
upon commencing the fourth he suddenly
rtcoverslhis senses, and exeldlhis--' ms
certainly cannot De true"
of course il cannot be true and know
ing ii to be untrue, You should not have
written aud published il. Bu, then n
was "another Radical outrage" ant
true or false 1t must 90 in, and in il went
Both the editor and his correspondent
are Ignorant of the subject they are try
ing 10 enlighten the public on, and thel
ought TO be better posted before the,
rush into print.
The editor, however, intimates that tn
old bucket system is good enough. Well
that may ali be so, hut the new system
ID decidedly better just ms the old Gdzct'
in weekly doses, was good enough for II
readers until the sprighty little dailies
with the EVERY EVENING at their heat
drove the "iaithlul ard fearless" IL
structor Of the Democracy into issuin
daily instruments Of that same old Gdzet
10 It's readers. A progressive spirit
abroad, and the Gdzette acknowledges
just far enough to make Il change in j
manner of issue, while the real daili
evmced progress. The latter papers gi'
us something new every day, while Il
GGzette is the same old coon as Of yore
duh, dry, and inanimate. VIII the edit
take these few binls, digest them al
then apply them to bis researches
priyies1 MAIDEN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-01
GTON 4 WESTERN RAllsh'
EXTENSION.
DANIEL GALLAGHER, THE CONTRACTOR,
ATTEMPr5 TO COMMIT SUICIDE.

DANIEL. GALLAGHER, THE CONTRACTOR,
ATrEMPT5 TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Daniel Gallagher, who resides at No.
GCi Wilson street, in this city, has for
some time been depressed IN spirits,
caused, il is supposed, by financial Gnu
bnirassmcnls, and has more than once
threatened to take his life. On Sunday,
II is said, he attempted to carry the threat
into execution by throwing himself down
stairs, but failed.
Yesterday he left home for his farm
near Turkey Town, Cecil county, or
Newark, this State, (accouuts diiier) to
attend to some private business. lie ar
rived there safely and asked Meaehan,
his tenant, for razor TO do something
with. The instrument was furnished
and Gallagher deliberately drew the
edge across his arm, inllcting Il CHASTITY
and dangerous wound. He was promptly
rescued, medical and summoned, aud The
low of blood stopped, he was sent to his
home in this city this morning, but does
not seem to be content, and depEecates
his fuilure a. self destruction.
Gallagher is well known in this city
aud is contractor for the removal Of ashe
from town and is also the contractor fol
grading Saudever avenue.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-01

Editor Of State Journal;-I gather
from the eyideuc, given nj the DougheTty
hearing, by the witness for the govern
meut, that the postmaster took S25 from
the sacred money order fund by waylay-
ing clerk who had collected a draft I;
that the postmaster sent a quarterly re.
tnrn with false vouchers, signtd by many
clerks for salaries That had not been paid,
and that the account was sworn TO by him
as true that the postmaster performed
no other duties than to draw, and some
times overdraw, his salary from the stamp
fund and that the detectives, in the pre-
eeuce and with The assent OF the postmas-
ter, offered 10 stop the prosecution against
Dougherty if his surelies would pay the
deficiency.
II this be true, is there not duty for
the District Attorney to perform, ant
should not our cilzeus demand with indlg
nant earnestness the immediate renova
of the postmaster The effort made by Thu
prosecution to shield the postmaster by
eaddling the blame on DOugherty ant
the colored carrier, must rccuil upon IL
origlnators. As the post office building
~ being cleared. out aud cleansed, VIII.
not at the same time clear out and cleans'
the poet Office itself. JUSTICE.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-01

NEW HOSE RECEIVED ny THE DIFFERENT
COMPANIES.

NEW HOSE RECEIVED ny TIE DIFFERENT
COMPANIES.
The hose ordered by Council some time
since has arrived and been distributed to
the different companies as follows The
Water Witch Company receives dOO ieet
of gum lose, the Washington receives
400 feet of leather and 100 feet OF guin,
the Fame receives 500 feet Of leather, the
Phoenix receives 500 feet OF leatser, the
Delaware receives 500 feet Of leather, tue
Friendship receives 500 feet OF leather,
and the Weccacoe receives the same
amount Of leather.
This hose was manufactured by Samuel
Greer, of Philadelphia, aud at the trial
given it on Tuesday gave satisfaction
GOING TO CHESTER TODAY.
Il is not generally known that rich, in
dustrious Chester is without any adequate
means to tight fire, hut such is the case,
as sue has no fire apparatus more elective
than the primitive hand euglue. The
authorities OF that place have decided
that this state OF affairs shall exist there
no longer, and have decided 10
Introduce the modern fire engine as
soon as they are satisfied as to
which is tue most preferable pattern;
| They like the Clapp " Jones engine bhu
that the people OF Chester may see how
this machine works, have invited The
Water Witch Company to make triI
there to-day and try their engine
The invitation has been accepted and th'
steame will DO sent up on TIM
mornings boat for the purpose, and re
turned ia the evening. The agent of thu
Clamp IL Jones Company is here aud
not unlikely that on Monday night HI
will receive orders from the Chester Git.
Council for two fourth-class engines.
MATCH SQUIRT ON THANKSGIVING DAY
It's now thought that the match SOUR
between the engines ofthc Water WitcI
and Reliance companies will take plac
on Thanksgiving day, rs arrangement
, looking to this are now in progress.
After the match with the Reliance Eu
piue is over the Water Witch Company
d. crowded the trustees OF the church d
rot obiect) will endeayor 10 make thei
g, engine throw IL stream of WATER throug
= sixteen hundred feet of hose, oyef I'll
!. stecple OF the Baptist Church at Fourt
y and French.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-01
DEATHS.


HICKEY. In ttis city. on Tbursdsy. October
jJIh susan nickey. ianghtsr Of George Toppin.
q.
The relatives and friOuis OF the family are re-
spert ultt invited IN a tsud her funerAl from We
reside ~ " her fathsr, GVl Lombard street, %
Saturday an rnoUn at O'Clock. lntefment a.
uld swsdes Chutch.
FLIEs.-In this city. on Thursday the Soth Of
october, JONI fllnn, in his seventy. eighth
year
Tue relatives and friends Of the family are TO
luested, without farther notice, to attend the
funeral from his late residence, No. Cd shipleY
street. 90 Monday morning Ihs 81 " Move nber
starring Al rietea ctOc1. Services the honae
~ luss O'clock.
MON HON. on the 26sh Of October, Ms. May
McNahon.
PUSgY. On the morning of the 9th ult.. q
the residonra OF her nephew. L. n England.
; rih Pusey. IN tha 20 year of her age widow
Of the late samuel fuse OF Dlumers tewn-
strip, Lancaster c0uatY. Pa.
wOLLAsTON.-O 10Th month. 18Th, ls7S,
Susanna Y. WollHst0n. in hsr o2ad rear.
HUNPHRlsS On Mouday evening, Octobe,
9Th. Mrs, Joshua huMphrlss. vito Of Kew. J..
Humphrlaa,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-01

A PoSY ExpRRss.-Mr. +. II. Dyer Will
mington agent of the Philadelphia Record
has completed Arrangements with McMul-
len & Seal to deliver his papeis here At . -
A. u,,hy means ofthe pony express. McM. a
SIS carrier will leave Philadelphia every
morning at . ~, and they ieel confident OF
his ability to reach here In four hours. II
il blg undertaking in these days OF electro
wires and railroads 70 est -blish = pony eN
press in this part OF the country butYopnl
and enterpriaing men like NJ. dyer know
no such word as fail, and, therefore ar
generally successful, and deseryedly 30.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-01
Tho Poor.


QUARTERLY MEETING or TIE POOR
TRUSTEES WEDNESDAY.
A regular quarterly meeting of the
Trustees of the Poor of this county was
held at the almshouse Wednesday, the
whole Board, with the exception OF Mr.
Evans, being present.
The quarterly statement was very
favorable and showed the eSpennes OF the
institution to be less than the
appropriation.
The Board decided to make an Official
visit TO the Kent County Almshousc on
December 9Th, for the purpose OF oNaml..
ming the management Of that place, ana
learn how the county farms arc titled and
how they pay.
The Board visited the different depart
ments of the Almshouse and found every
ching in good condition and very
comfortable.
The number Of visitors to the aims
house having become 50 great and an
moving, the Board passed an order ina
hereafter no one shall be- permitted Il
enter the institution unless for the pur
pose Of seeing relatives or on an urde'
from any one of the Trustees or nj IN
discretion of the Superintendent.
The Board then adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-01

EMANCIPATION CELEBRATloN. -Wednes
day week the colored people OF Milford and
Vicinity celebrated the anniversary Of their
emancipation, At High Hi, near that
town. They had a parade in the morning
and meeting In the afternoon, at which
were adopted. The resolutions recognize
Abraham Lincoln and his cu-adjutors as the
emancipAtors OF the colOTod race, assert
that the anniversary of emancipation shall
always be honored and appropriately cele.
brated, that the oOlOred race will net forget
the grave responsibilities OF citizenship aud
will try to be more worthy ofsuch al honor,
aud that, US citigcns OF the state Of Della
ware, we pledge to her our hearty allie
| her laws aud institutions she will, ia good
| faith, recognize all the rights Designed &c
be secured to our race, by the 18th, 18th anc
10th Amendments TO the COnatttution o.
| the United States
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-01

ALMOST A CENTENARIAN.-Mr. Nathan
Trihbitt, residing with his son, near Gil
pins Point, Caroline county, died on the
i4th inst, aged 9s years. Mr.. Tribbitt
was a native of Sussex county, in this
state, hut for tho last twenty years re.
sided where he died 1t is said of him
he was never sick in his life, except
slightly indisposed from colds, and thai
he never took medicine. lie was very
active and had perfect use of himself
l throughout his whole life,