Middletown transcript., 1874-04-04

a - hON n1DAA sIAv3 a. ~ s74AveusAb At"ysst
|Litaey and serpes. - .sqs rv A u
gAl1rasoos. ertt Nssfngy br bsvStbn,
ICoasersaion an1 Buaiisss. - y ~ aAaass W
EvEslso. Prayer and discussion Of the sub
ject o.. Osn vsnion, undrr the following di-
Visions: ~ e.x -s'sFHy' - ~
lst. The passages 10 the New Testament where
the word (no6u o. verbj occurs. s-'ls
I'd. Is uniform type Of Conversion essential
in every Christian yAan's experience2
3D. May Conversion 4 occrr more than once
in the same perssn7 r
4th.. The relation Of Conversion, on mans
part, 10 tAdoption' on god's part
The offerings q, this service for Forsign Mis-
sjors, f,,t ,s,-,s9
fmeAsDAY. L. A M1Holy Communion.
I0A "A. Morning Prayer, Conarmstion
and; Sermon. by the Bishop, The offerings Al
this service for Domestic Mission. s. ~
j, AFTERNOON .--Clergy, Meeting.
| ! EvEsIsd Prayer and discus sson of the Apos-
tolic Commlssioh, r6hsidered as an act Of lncor-
pors.ioa. fr i6iSsgs iFtpd n4oil
lat, The Preamble --.sAl u power Is given me I
I'd. The Enabling Act.-s;Send you," Go
ye'' SOL s'.saSs'l 'iAii $1,000
Sd. The Dahes and Priviegess GrssallA
Preach the Gospel s.M.ke all nations Disci-
tPles-y sFsciAL- -BybiilpG; TsAchihgT Remit
ting and retsining sins.
! i4lh, Man 10 n laiion TO this Corporation
baptized believer saved. The unbelever (bap-
tized or no,) damned.
5lh The 'ile hrcaihsd on ,hem'
9Th The limit of the Charier.-'To the end
Of the worldlV The offerings at this service for
Diocesan Missions ff}t gat4488H
The community are cordially invited to all OF
these services. e.
4 Esf e Z minor Topics. -. ~.
G. W. Wright, Esq has been appointed by
4 Bov. Parker Of New Jersey, Commissioner aof
Deeds for the State of New Jersey resident in
GeorgetownSDel. FAE
i'm. Cox l. Bro. have just finished very
handsome York Carriage, with gold moun,ings,
for Frank Eliason. It is a handsome piece Of
Workmanship. <sts -
A valuable horse belonging TO Mr.. l.. P. Nc
Dowell suddenly fell dead in his stable last
Saturday afternoon. He had been subject to
vertigo for some time.
new bank under the new banking law pending
4 in Congress. Itis said that S5o,0oo have been
promised up to the present.
The election for school commissioners and
clerks in the various districts will take place TO-
day. The question of tax for free schools for
the ensuing year will also be voted on.
]. N. Hamilton, Esq Master of the State
Grange of California, and Deputy to Delaware,
visited Milford last week and delivered an ad-
dress on the nature and object of the Grange
movement.
5J.al The Levy Court. 0ta-
This body has been in session the most of this
week. their labors not having been finished on
Tuesday as was expected The usual apprepria-
tions for bills against the county were made on
Wednesday. The appropriation br the Will
mington bridge was discussed but not acted up
on. Among other things done, the Court up
pointed Richard NJ. johnson Town Constable ior
Middletown, the furmer appoiutee, Thomas r
Hayes, having refused 10 bond.
As Mr.. Rhodes has also refused to bond should
the Levy Court not ill that vacancy, Mr. John.
son, il he bonds will probably have nearly al
The work OF this Hundred, us he will be the onl,
constable in il.
-fAnother Grange. f
On Monday last }. ", Hamilton, Esq, Cali
fornia Master, P. of H., organized Grange a
Newark to be called Newark Grange, No. S, p
OF H., with twenty seven members. The officer,
are as follows =
! Master-Wiiam Dean Dverseer-W illam II
Smith. Lectnrer-prot. idwird'D. Porter. Stew
ard-Willam II Robinson. Chaplain james
P Smith. Assistant Seward--Manscil Tweed
Treasurer--George Smith. Secre,ary-Rober
!, Montgomery. Gate kneper-John T. johnson
. Ceres-Mrs. L. d. Porter. Pomona-Mss Flor
ence |. Dean. Flora-1iiss j. T. johnson. Lad
Assistaat-Mrs. William II Smith.
Thrifticss YOuns Mems Benefit.
We are requested to state that the Amateu
5 Minstrel Troupe, of Middle,awn, will give dr.,
i matte rendering of Ten Nights ia II Bar Room
n ut Smyrna, soon, for the benefit of the tlrftles
n young men OF thai town who are behind In III
Il payment of their tailors bills = Commercial
d We are authorized TO state that the entertain
$ ment i'll not take place. The Mddletown tail
ors having determined to attach the receipts q
y the show. it has been indefinitely postponed
Smyrna Times. a fer she lf~i.e
Death OF Moses Bradford.
is Moses Bradford, Esq, father of Judge L. G
is Bradford, Of Wilmington, died at his residenc
e in that city last Sunday, 29lh ult. in his s6l
It year. Z. q N ~ ift#t t'
e Mr. Bradford was native of Massachusett
It and came TO Delaware in 1914, and worked on, il
y Wilmington. the Deiapars Gazette and Peninsu
/, lar Adcersiser. lie was also the founder of th
q DelaWare Jouraai. Dslf
= Not Correct. A 5.
!. The Gazette was somewhat mistaken in sayin
that Mr.. Il. Reynolds, of the TaAxscRIPr, had I,
:, go to Wilmington last Monday to procure tn
!, services Of blc.' We did not 20 for ths
purpose. We had no use for constable tha