Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-12
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Kent has fair corn crop.
Sussex rojoces In bountful harvest.
The rebuilding Of Fells spice mill is progress
ing.
Leavitt's Swiss Bell Ringers are touring down
the State.
Milford claims nothing better than three min
ute horses.
Court commences at New Castle on next Mon
day, the 10th inst
Milford and vicinity has grown . great many
turkeys, this season.
There are IS prisoners in the County JAIL
about one half awaiting trial.
The new coroner, Richard Groves, enters upon
the duties OF his office on Monday next
The Court refused to confirm the sheriff sale
Of the u. d. Allen property in Smyrna.
Psrtridges are selling in the market for 80
cents per pair, and rabbits for = like sum.
Thos. Atkins is building fine store in Milton
which will be ready for occupancy by New Year.
The new Superintendent of the +. 4 b. r. r. is
brother OF T.. Q. Sewall, late Of the Del. r. II.
the vacuum brake has been satisfactorily ap-
piled to the trains on the Baltimore Central II.
p. W. Custeed has removed from Seaford to
ithaca, N. y, where ho will engage in tho oys-
| ter trade.
Grass continues to grow freely, shrubbery
the State.
The Bank Of Smyrna has declared dividend
Of three per cent for the last six months, paya-
bic on demand.
The West Chester Ners PROCESSES to believe
that Undertook will be respited until after the
trial Of A. G. Goss.
Rev. l.. b. Hughes, Of Philadelphia, lectures
at Wyoming, for the benefit of the Methodist
church, OH tile 18th.
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known grain dealer, at Smyrna, died Of con-
sumption a few weeks ago.
Prof. J. l.. Besgs, OF this icity, is giving in.
structions in music to the brass band Of New
town, Worcester Co.. Md.
Smyrna has rented parsonage for the new
Episcopal minister and he is now domiced with
his family among his parishioners.
Forest fires are said to be burning about Sea.
fnrd, lighting up the heavens, by night, and suf.
locating the people with smoke during the day
l.. b. Wilson launched fine little schooner
at the Drawbridge few days ago, and Jos. l..
Black and d. Hopkins are each building larger
ones.
Miss Lizzie Conway, so years of age of Sea.
ford, was paralyzed OH one side, few days ago
and at last accounts was lying in dangerous
condition.
the Ttos. J. Lancaster, lately builded at thai
place, in her first voyage from New York TO Bos
ton and thence to Liverpool
The Directors OF the J. 4 b. Il. Il. have ap
pointed a committee to confer with the =. W
Il b. r. II. Co., relative to the running of til,
evening train on the Del. n. Il. TO Milford
Rev DIR. Morsell, formerly rector of the Epis
copal Church of Smyrna, has resigned his par,sl
at Lanesboro, Mass, and accepted call :,
Island City, = parish fifteen miles from New
York city,
Messrs. Lacy Il Lank, of Frederick, have o,
the stocks, aud nearly completed one of thu
largest, finest modelled and best finished vesse
. ever built at that place, and it is certainly
credit to her builders.
The store Of Virdin Macklin, at Milton bu
occupied by VIM. Tomilson, was burned on til,
30th ult and its whole contents destroyed. TIL
, stock was insured in the Kent county Co. 70
, $4,000. The building WAS worth about Sl0O
and uninsured.
Col. Gray, well known from his connection
with immigration enterprises, has been visiting
Dover gathering data which he proposes to Ia,
before the English farmers who think of emf
} grating to this country He was much please
) with the country and people.