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TH0RNBURG & MCGINNIS'S
LIME SPREADER.
PATENTED 1873.

THIS Machine has been thoroughly tested
Il and found to broadcast CHIP MASuREs
from well rotied BARR Yam MANuREs, Re.
FUSE TAS BARK, CoNPosrs, &c, with perfect
eyenness and great rapidity.
Also, to BRoADCAsT or DRILL in the rows at
any distance apart desired, LINE, PLASTER,
ASHES, SuPEE PHospHATEs, &c, lrih perfect
ereaness, at rates from one 6rtshei 20 any de.
sired quantity per acre.
Orders are solicited, and will he filed as
fast as they can be manufactured in the order
of time in which the orders are received.
An agent will deliver the Machine as soon
as possible, and, on thorough trial by the
purchaser in his own way, and in all ways for
the purposes it is intended, and If not satisfac-
tory in all things, NO sale.
BY this system we hope to place il in the
hands Of every intelligent farmer as rapidly
as they can be constructed. and hasten the
revolution that il is destined TO work in the
Application Of Manures
We hope, by the policy of 40 sale. unless
satisfactory after full trial, ut least to engage
the attention Of calculating and sensible
farmers. Address
l.. II. COLE,
Finksburg, Carroll county, Nd,
Agent for Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey
and Eastern Pennsylvania. sep Is.tf
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WESTERN MARYLANDCOLIRGP
ron
STUDENTS OF BOTH spxp.
IN DISTINCT DEPARTMENT.
Incorporated By Act Of General d....,,
March, 1858. Z
Westminster. Ma.


THlS Institution is under the spec;.,
n tonage Of the Maryland Annual 4 "
ference OF the Methodist Protestant n ' w
but rs strictly free from any scc,ar;as;'.
either m its course Of stndy or rules II AZ.
Male and female students recite in ser.,.,
classes, but all have the advantage Of ;bs,s ae
the studies pursued. se q
The Nice-President, tRey. DIR. Niehol.,
the Preceptress, Miss Owings,) and sev",,
other members OF the Faculty, reside n Il.
of the Boarding Students. s'''sn
IHE COURSE % SruDY is thorough. unas,
iail and competent corps Of Instructors.
| ,Ihe Itceitfh Semi. 1HnHdl Session. winh,
GIN. on MONDAY, FEBRrARY ID, 1874. ssd
end on THURSDAY, JuSE 18th, 1874
EXPENSES OF SESSION:
Board, Lodging. Washing, Fuel and
L1ght ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So0o0
Tuition in Preparatory Department II ~
Tuition in Collegiate Department., "a
Naturalization fee payable on enter.
ing the Collegiate Department.. 49,. sm
Instruction in Music with use Of
Instruments ........................... 2i00
Instruction in Drawing and Painting
| water eolorsl ..........................,, lam
No extra charges for any study in the Req.
nlar Course.
/ PAYMENTS;
/ one-half at the beginning of the Session,
the other, April 18th, 1874.
Books and stationery purchased Of The Col.
lege must be paid for on delirery.
For Catalogue and Circular containing fur
information, address
J. T. WARD, PREsrnryr
dec 27-u Westmiaster, MAJ
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NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned hereby gives notice thu,
a he has been appointed General Agent 81
the Carroll County Fire Insurance Company.
All persons desiring 70 insure property teither
real or personall in this Company, viii please
address the Agent at Westminster, Md. An
communication will receive prompt attention.
JOHN. T. DIFPENBAUGH.
aug 2'-u Agent.
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CHARLES B. ROBERTS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY.
b@ Office directly opposite the Court
House, Westminster, Nd. feb I4-tf
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MORDEcAI C. MeKINsTRY, Pres't
JOHN W. MURRAY.
JOHN o. DEVRIES.
County Commissioners.
TEsT-JAsEz A. BusR. Clerk.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
Dissolution of Copartnership

lGHAS. Billingslea, D. d. S. and Joseph
~ N, Weller, have this day, July LIST, is1s,
dissolved Partnership, by mutual consent,
All bills due the firm must be paid to DR..
chas. Billingslea, who alone is authorized Ia
settle the business of the firm.
Westminster, Nd, July LIST, 1873.
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Total for connsy and State pur-
poses II So, Ole
State Tax On ST. ,076, At %
and sic cents per $l00. ....... So, 2s4.2l
County Tax on Si7, 3s6, orc as ~
cenis psr 500. ..,..,......,.,...... So, ssS.77
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FOR MEMS WEAR.
SPRING MILLS.

Y,HE undersigned, agent for John Wilson,
- Jr-, having leased The Spring Mills prop
eFiy, warehouse, DC, Of Mr.. Joseph 0ren.
dorh j. prepared to Grind ali kinds Of Grain
a The shortest notice. WheasAF Flour, Corn
Meal, baeksheas Meal, Hoininy, and al
kinds Of Chop done 10 order. and for sale by
W. G. GLOVER,
apr z5-ly Agent.
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JOHN T. DIFFENBAUeH,


WESTMINSTER, Nd, win live especial
w attention to the sale Of Personal Pro-
perry and Real Estate.
engagements may be made at this Office.
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DOG SKIN CLOVES
II. L. NORRIS q GO.

HAFE constanil,sou hand Full Assors-
IL meni Of our Genuine Dog Skin Gloves
for Ladiesand Gentlemen, also other STYLES
of Gloves Of our make, for an Of which ihev
are orr exclusive Agents for Westminster
GEORGE UPDEGRAFF & SON.
Manufactures, Hasersfown. Md.
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1--WE largest and best assortment Of Job
- Type. IN The county. Il "a the ApvocArk
0Furf.
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R. B. NoRMENT.

ATT0RNE T-LAH.
AND REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY,
OFFICE on Main street, two doors west Of
~ Court, Westminster, respectfully informs
the citizens Of Carroll and adjoining counties
that he will give prompt attention to all bust.
ness inirusted to him, both before the Courts
Of this State and the Departments Of the
General Government at Washington, u. C.
jan 4, 1873.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

INTERESTING AND IMPoRTANT DECISION
BY THE CnAECELLuR.

INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT DECISION
BY THE CnAECELLuR.
The Court of Chancery aud Orphans
Court, of this county, have been thus
far principally occupied, in the lrdnsac.
tiun Of routine business.
On Monday afternoon, however, the
Chancellor rendered his decision upon
certain exceptions to an answer In chan
ceIy iiltd in an important cause now
pending in the court.
The bill WAS filed by John V. Rice, ad
minsttator of James Rice, deceased
against William &. Peuuypacker, cxecu-
tor Of Achilles llollii gswOrth, deceas ed ,
Amor II. Harvey and Susan Z, Holdings
worth. TIE purpose Of the bill is amor =
other things TO establish Il re,ultin@ trust
in favor OF the complainant as o. certain
real estate in the city Of Wilmington,
purahls. Il, rs the bill alleges, for aud
u-ed by the late firm Of llol ings worth,
Harvey ~ Co., but the title 80 which as
is frequently done in case of partner snip
real estate, was, tor cunyeniruce,ta tai en- IN
the name Of Achilles llollngs worth, a
member of the iirn. The answer ct
two Of the defendants who frprcs eut the
es ate OF HOliugs worth, cont lined long
iecllals OF transactions aud cOuY r-liiln
which occurred between Harvey d
Pcnnypacker subsequent to the death Of
James Rice and without the knowledge
of his /, gal representative. To these
portions OF the answer the complainant $
! solicitors He'd their exec lions, and The
exceptions were argued in January before
/ tue Chancellor at chambers Ia George
town, by Geo. II. Bates aud T.. G.. Bead.
I fnrI. D. Esq, for tho ouinp huani'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

VISIT or DELAWARE LODGE OF ODD FELL
LOWS TO CHESTER.

~ ~ AR A L.
10 ,@,,.s ro o,tr.r,,p
.,..' 49,, -, ~ go
Last Veluo,i' = mana AilS' 40. 90
OF CHESTER pa!u 'e'' "at0 u 'use, Vl lI'r
elty, toclal VISIT aul ucSIay hight 'he
latter ioiee, numbering ABOUT ninety
mentors, rctHned It, Ihry reg mere en-
the Z 10 train and were met at chester 10y
II commit tee and escorted TO The meeting
room of Upland Lodge, whore they were
warmly welcomed. T &. Sire Nicholson
Of Pennsylvania, spoke briefly ana en-
couragei the system of State lurislic
lions and OF lodges frequently visiting
their brethren of other o.af's.
e. f. DANES, Grand Master OF Dela
ware, followed Mr.. Nlcho!s In short
but very happy aud appropriate speech
after which remarks were mtde by Geo
Duiheld, y. q. Oi Della garr Lodge; K jbt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

TASTEFUL, DISPLAY on rlNrv ooo,s
IN. Pho,,iv NJ -. u,''i'1'
openrdsTnesda1 o rnq Cio'nptny > rair
VIM N Ana asso v,ou,ns ~ institute nan
fnllv disniavrd T., .,'lent VI goods taste
,ents nndeS ~ ~ 90 puautl,u.'y Commented
select nartv ~ AZ n, s"ps mt, oil
evidentiv na1sr., n,o, yohug laui VINO
WIN are d,tcrm JI eD.l. pu, ,,lO.a, ana
snecess '''u0u W ni'Ae 'nVir lar
ira co,or,i,,.. - ........
WIN, n. Rsl,er o H. nauaSoiheul Is Mr.
naniai Cihhs p.ot, 10, 'l'''pi WIN MosSrs,
n a Ps,ers9n J""i'" HUTCHINSON ana
On enterir,, Tho
booth ,nsrsa5 '' u 81 III l'le l'. Is. tent or
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

PROPERTY AuyERTt-Eu To Bz SOLD gY
ItE SHERIFF.

PROPERTY ADV eRTi-Gp TO AZ SOLD SY
ILE =HsHlFf.
On saturday, the 3ist ,as!aut, IS acres
of ytiusbl. Ltad ia App qplui 'iiuf, wil'
be sold az the National uJlei in Middle
To- u.
on Wednesday, the 25th instant, two
lots on Sec1ud street, tSeen Frenc1
avid Wa nut, will be sold at the Lafayette
lIoiel Sll ohipey street.
Gu F iday, the Oh Of March next, al
Buaut's ho.el in Middietown, will also b.
sold a farm containing one hundred aud
ninety acres OF land N Ap loquiniminki
aud TWO town lots IN MIDI lelown.
Amt on Saturday, the 7th Of March,
will be- sold at Piers9n's hotel, 81 SIMPLIFY
street, the valuable property OF liz
Bakers Union on FOu' th street.
a properly on Second street near Madi
/ son, Al d a valuable lot Of laud, $50 by
4 1O2 feet, on tue southwest corner OF the
/ ciiy.
The above properties are all desirable
and should command the attention o
intending purchasers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

ScALDED TO DEATH From the
smy rna Times Of WedDesjiv W take the
following: A shocking aud fatal accident
occurred In Thor u hfare Neck, ne r this
to~n yesterday. Horace. sou Of Mr.
VIM. I. Back. grandson Of e. ok,
Esq } a child of tBr.r years, fell into 6
tub Of boiling water ID 'ut 8 o'clock IL
the afternoon and was so badly scalded
that IL died abou. 10 O'c.osk ia the even
ing. MIR. B. was preparing TO scald a
slaughtered pig, and had the tub of water
in the kitchen covered IT'D a carpet 10
keep the heat IN, when the little fellow
rushed in from an adjoining room, In a
glecful mood, against the tub. The force
With VIII ch hs came against the tub
caused Tim to iopple over, head first, into
the scalding water. The sceue vas d
heartreudng one. To adj TO the misfO
une, Mr.. o. bad just cut bis foot with
an axe, aud II was whilst dressing his
wound that the accident occurred.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

LAR8E ORANGrs.-Edward Tainoll Jr.,
of in.7cly, rccceiv on Thursday from
fr.rrd I'D Omrge Buff. Florida, Il Dos
n inc largest ORANGES We have eycr seen.
One shown tu Us, measured Thirteen
inches On circumference ana weighed ljl6
ouuns. 1nry are sweet aud juice and Of
very fine favor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

INFANTIcIDE.- On Wednesday after
mon, Adaliua Z-rbv, q young woman
living in Reading, was arrested on the
charge Of infaut'cide, and will be held
for trial Her child was found in a cess.
pool. This makes the iwenty-eiRh'h
case Of infauteide that has BEEN COM
mitted In Reading within tue past twenty
Years.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

TCooL THEFT.-Thursdsy evening while
Mr. George Riblnsos, coniectlousr, was
engaged in preparing a repast or pr
vst- party some sne4k thief entered tn
premises from tue rear ard stole mud
VI Ice cream.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

DlsoRnERLY CoSDuor.-Th0mss Can
niug, l,i Of ebou, l6 o. II years -
sg'', brought before His tlap"r tn
Mayor, charged vi h nischievons dis
orde ly conduct, WAS lined 81 Al d cost
and WAS bound over 10 tn sum OF SlOD
| for his future good behavior.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

NEW SUNDAY SCuooL.-A new Sunday
scaool has been orgauized in connection
win the First Presbyterian Church, with
Tue following officers SUPERINTENDENT,
: rancts Barry Assistant, Jennie Craig
Superintendent Iniaut school, Ms.
Fr4acis Barry Assistant, Miss Laura
Osle Secretary, NJ. b. Ocheltree, Jr
treasurer, J cha Il. Spencer,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

4 HEAVY HAUL. There was recently
etc!eu from the premises owl ed BY VIM.
silver, I'd, ON S1ip!ey street, above
Second, about fifteen hundred bricks.
The case is in the hauds Of the police,
who it is hoped will discover the auda
cious thief,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21
The city Government.

Turk Fo,1pUNgMtNr.
frI.,. r.r,,lsr ,,,.l.tv meeting of CITY
.c,in.u 80 teld Tnnrslsv President
~ L., no ,i,,,fr
IKE H. a.. - ~ Tho Commi,ten nm
n -, : ,a',s NJ, H1op,s an the snL-
- '.,'t,.r, h,,,.'',, ,oi,rted maj IN
ti,st ~ ,so,,id ~. ,..ces.,rv Ear lie
.e,,., hnols nj Vi nat,es
c"s W pu'ei p'joS ~ 49, an,'r $3.50 ,io,s ~ 10
en- Ia T" ,', ,s1ty Gasofir,io,s ,tc
~ sqot IA cf,',l, ana 4,
go w. g..,'.'.r ~ s,n',,, nj
s,' o ,.- ,.'r aud H.. ta,,,.r al 81 90
t.',',..,,i cd
'ti',, ',.'.,', ~, Il tho r,,,or, Il.
.,...,ti.', ,',,r a., n. ia. AZ ,.s.t
n'S.r'b- ~ vf'ch was ai.cns.ra
.....i ,..,,1,,. arl 6r,tv "a.
..,'..,...i ,r,b H., ,,,,,r, mil irtrr..
49,,
p ,'-,i,,,'. ~ tr,, that crcssines no laid
Oh, ,t.. t,,,.,.s,'.ti1,, ~ grr,,,,. s,d rs,I or
49, .,l az ,,t,, r,i,,s in Ina,
,t,.r't a,d,iet ,,o.r,io,s Of Ti,rtrenth
o." H. ,.l.,i w. 1.,.-,,..t a., "a
.s'ls-' - .'.e N ,r,1
pc ,'"' 80 80 ~ ~. -. mara
"a ui.,ll ID VI t', 30 NY W.,
lN' ..'"' -, 49,. 20 I,'do'' vy-I.s g.,
'''0.''''' "'e ....,.,,i's'in ~.
'-- d.. is,'a 80 NIFTY
vi. d.. ., u.s. . ,, ,,.,.,, ,,..,. r1s r,,i,
''v 5 .,a,,o5,,ceI nv c,di,s, V,
~ .' ~. ,,ai,,,..n,r,,'
49,, .', ~ u, W., s',i, 80 ~, ~,
, .-i ',t.,.'i II, tho i1ins,,ce boTi.
-, $50 s,rit i,.,, M ia VIVA ts,l,ieny .,
80 III \, s ,nE oi IL, ~ ~ .oau '
T..-.ar c.,i.%'"r ,e,or.o1
avs Va r
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

DiLAwARB CIrY's lea CRoP.-Very
little ice has been secured as yeo To- Della
ware Cl in the large ice huus-s, Though
faiBers very generally Lid 10 Il supply
of three and four inch Ice early IN ths
staeOu.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21
TEE M, E. CONFERENCE.
Ita Sixth Annual stsf.ou- Where tic Clcrpy-
mon and Laymon to Attend 1t v i'll 5tou.

Our readers are already aware
that the sixth annual session of the
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Con.
ference will assemble Ia salisbury, /
Mlennico county, Md, on Wednt s1ay, /
March h. The people Of that town f.
have for some time been engaged IN pre |
pairing Citing reception for the clergy |
ard lAiiy expected to be in attendance, /
and ell denominations hive prof red |
their hospitality to the strangers. WhieI
solnnming there, they will stop with the /
following ladies and g,uilcmcn;
win Col s. II. Graham j.. c. Mat |
| lack, 6. W. SpaIk-, Wilmnnton q. !
B'i.'or, Chesapeake Cityj J. V. SMITH, |
Mli lietown.
with A. G. Toa3y'ne-E. p. Aldrcd. |
G ileua; j. q. Artrrs, Royaua G.. n. .
pcgg. Fsinuount, MIDI g. II. Richard
SON, Snow I'LL.
With Mrs. Isahcllp llnmphroys-E.
/ Stubbs end A. r Scott, Wilmington a.
W. Milby, Chcaiertowu G. Pl@Ju.,
smyrna.
With Thomas llumphrcys-Hon. G.
salisbury. Dover; l. q. Cooper, Camdcn:
F. a. Etis, Elsioni De. Kyuott.
Philadelrli1.
with DR.. Y NJ. s'emous Ell. Nelson.
Kent county, Nd. A. Stfcueic, Qu lie.i;
W. Merrill, Farmount, MIDI ". +.
Davis Fre1eriaa.
With T.. J.. Wa,lcs-W. Uric. Searord
j u. Caliwoll, Stnl Pond, Md.
with Dr. George Todd II T. BRYAN.
1 Odessa +. NJ. Chatham, Elesyilc, Nd.
+. Hrwphriss, Wlml gipn.
win George II. llumplseys -E.Milier,
Elkon.
With Charlotte Gumby- n. Rawlius.
llopewel Station, Md; f.. II. Miller.
Harrington $. II. lrducr, Denton j.
Poole, Fcicrilshuig.
With DR.. II. h. Todd-Chas. Hill, vii
ton. MI.
With John wblc-W. T.. Enrlsrd,
Lanrel W. r. Talbot, Oneucock. Va.
Nilh GrauyirrH. Eld,r-R l.. DI,bic'
D. ID j. Allen, CAri-tiaua n. 3. Hunter,
Wilmington.
with Mrs. Henrietta Byrd y. Van
Brcka)u@, F,ierals urg ID. Z. HidgNay,
MILFORD.
WiA JOHN Il. Wlitc-B. +. rrice,
Crcll'or Alan Wnla ace, Phi'ndclthia
With Mis-. Mary rlsh--C. W. Pretty
m1u, Townsend; +. Mes riley, Blidse-
vii %,
with Gustavus W. Whue-R. H..
Adams, Cmfch Hill j. j. Kemp
Cnarle-toAu, sd.
With Mary A. Young. z. Smith,
Lincoln; II. II. Bedtime, Wilmington.
With Joshua Juhusuu-J. L. Houston,
Harrington j. W. Piersun, Ncwtown,
Nd.
with Hugh Jacssou-T. j.. Toni kin
son, {. y. Foreman, Wilmington.
VITA ~. ~ thoroughbred A. D.
Davis, GEORGETOWN j. Jewel, Mills
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

MrAT roR TuE SsrpY.-Eii Crozler
has procured a i've OK, winch wi he
slaughtered and tho meat distributed
among the poor To-day at City
Hall, as q Washington Bir.ndny gift.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

MoLEAR & Sons sTocKs The stocks
and bonds of McLsar & Son, sold at anc-
ton on Wednesday, amounted TO ss,7s9..
IS.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

ADDITIONAL LYoIsLATfoS FOR TIE woR-

ADDITIONAL IFGisIATiON FOR TIE WOR-
CrsrrR f1gr HFFrsHD
Tho Snow nj lh.aag-r saw. Wee
Vrct ~ learn that I,'e l. -ome dif1 nltv
la obtaining the legislation we IT, ei u
enabl. the Worcester R4lroad C"mp4n7
~ ossolidlte with the a- kford ~
Georgetown Comp my. We dn 10 knnw
whether or rot the diligently NAV be
overcome. Shnuld Il MT b., hoSPvPr,
his cannot prevtn Mt the Worcester Road
from connec Ing and coop rating with
the georgetown and Frankf rd Road as
soon ms the former 10 exended to the
Delaware line, for Which we already
have charter from T. 5 ate.
TUE NEW JERSEY snrrHERS IN MORE
TKorBLH.
The Sheriff o. n nthunh0r'ard courty,
Y J at the init # the Dsl4w re and
Lackawana Coal and Iron Cor pany. as
attsehed the roll stock If the New
7 re Y SOn'hern Railroad To the 'xtent Z
SAG 275. ard unless the clslm l. settl. d
he property will h. sold at an early date.
Runni a h. nkrnpt railr al, like ih- n.
J. g and is Delaware division, nust b
embarrassing business.
oPENING OF TIE BREKs COUNTY pAiLR DAT,
The Berks County R,i'road (exiensiou
NJ the Wilmington and Reading) has
heen completed b'tween Reading and
Maiden creek, a distance Of tn mills,
and on Monday regular freight and pas
senger trains will be run over the line.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

BuILDNG A HOSE TowER.-The Water
Witch Fire Company are having bul
back OF their engine house hose tower
fify-Gve feet high.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

CHAPTER Dp ACt'TDESTs --NONAN NfILEp
-prAcu pKospecr-. Ac..Nc.
s..r,,l ,.rr..p,pJsnc.. nj tb, .SfArF Jorny.f
Voxr,y F.1,n,.,lo.-on Vy.l,.-l,c
t..n H. f',.1, "a '.,,+ ~ o. c,tt,,,'s y,.'.,i
,...'r liz. .''.I,,., III Viii. ,n,,f..r ,f
Mn, IN mile hi. walk AMI roa y,,it..l
win bar ia id mn ac..lr to h.r ri,
n,,,st AZ onc, but Kent IN cutting down
ir.es onr of WHICH E,ll in a different
dircrtion from what he expected. and hi.
yvifs. stanjinr in line way. was crns0et
r'fh, ,.s'rlh h. n rereiyin5 such sernu-
,,inri.s Tim, sbe 3ir5innb'rl 1D minutes.
rba nnnrh cram In K md c,lintv la eou-
si1,.rrd 40 FAR 1,nininrrt md sa.e.
~ n's "'e '''' H''H AZ '''7 ''' 1''
H.. .iii,,., ,,.., r,.,.,i,,,. tI,5i, 10 r.
~ t.'.iS ~, Wv, Wv. p,'.,,y, No.
- a..'.i..i ,-,,,,.,,, ~ la.
trl NJ uAo VI 'uo "u'i'O'"' 'N'''V'' ~ Ivy
"Vrlu' 80. .r,,....... mon, IS t..,,,l,,.
n' Jun -, ~ -, n, IN.
peyn l'i atu'u ~ Ia c..,-,.,', ,',',i,
SUI VI to'olu0 io' ''9 a. at',,,, i,n.
t tuI, 'o''' '''F
James Reed, working In til, woods for
T. lizard U0pplge, near Peters Corner.
Queen Anue's county, MD, had three OF
his rib, broken, ami Mas Otherwise in
Jared by tree tthnt had been cent OIL ANA
lodrrdl Ling on him on Tuesday last.
DR.. Kuotts, Of Templcville, was called in
and there are hopes Of his recovery. y.
ST.. PATgIcK's PARAnr.-ThprslaY
evening" -, M'i5 NM "A D. 9o,, o, s'yu
FpV,'"' uno9''"7 81 80 ~, ~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

Broke nER LEG.-Mrs. Bradley, a
denizen of the Banks, was Thursday
upset over three feet wall aud unforIu-
nately broke her leg.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

PeRsoNAL.-Mr. James O'Noill, late
President Of the Water Witch Fire Com
piny, VIC recently left here to settle in
Sun Artuuio, Texas, arrived there on
Wrd.tedsv
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

rABar atrr op pAu.r ppnprrrv
Mestls' hey hoil7 q No' iepJi. large
ana Important sale cOkciuaed thursday
to gentleman FROM Orange eougt',
new YORK. Inc tract ol laud to'd lies
partly IN Delaware ANA party IN Mary
ANA, containing eleven hunured ncfes oil
upahu, adland ana iharsh ihhh mas
TWO hsH'llH-f uAeh .lE ~ u."' ana ec'
tlal oyster beds. lue hul.dlnES we're ~
uiu1i"h', bNt lnc company represented
ny Mt deo' g. "'er, "l Nh3"l
Me'sfs' k'' noIts * co. ntG"uaiti 'he
SAFE, iht,ut mar ng extensive improve
loents, eulnmche ng az Ar t.ulN day. dt-
thlhg ms 10 h- O. @e" inlh sioi'h-
man ciuD grouhc'' ~ "0cN sroallh5.l
% MI Fo"iur t1ok Tue mpfhlts ( ua'n
Iot "tlrge'own TO txtmihG tue, ana
tie Maryland records.
- a..
40 MVNEf ~ Eat l1'el'nE OF tuc
Tt' nl''.l2u' son Oh ioul uI"n,r' y!
,u,s s.lle' h'lu ~ lu'' Vpy 't'n,'y, i,
i1%l ol'e" ."' '''3 ~ "'n"'' 'v' 'he' y
.'a 5'h@ " H."''n D,Nl''9"i VI h'"cs'
- W.0 tN9 ''""' H!''7"'h "a su
O' o otsNu'H teloh u,lus now us l9tNe'
iNc P''i,ei OH rs ol tue H,thI wv
,'ou iiiele l''l" ~ iegaroihI 'n9 MAJ oIi
p.epaiatu'S W taAlhs s'vPs Tor the ieeoI-
~ VI .le pulluT, uhu tlS week reported
mn ,ouuu ~, ,, seNe'al le'Ia ago ~ gnl
~. ~ '',' holGh OF Oda tt,
oHs,P fs .ii D ~ ~ nu"ulns II winch
I,. heiu aIe'. h'cs.IhAN, AIter lhe dNl,Ioh
., ~, .' 'uo Ouu feuo"s desired 10
- p"asess'ou ol tle ouldlns ana OIL req
Puie""so tne othet nan, but cou
nn1 NO one WIN power 10 sell ms
miu'eI' Nnen Tue LrsIsla,ute passed an
81. u'ipM.ns Cornelius l. BUR ana
, ,',uu "' MuITla 10 eu'et q sane winch
~, Ky 'uustq ien'iv uid' lhl7 gave r'sG
~. w slo'l 'i't suJO was que Tue Hrahu
i,n, ION, wherea5 II hlds u cannot col
~. Hn9 .nlhg' Out 10 whom the purchase
m onry Went unless to Blr'oh ana
"oiI's' uoes not APPEAR
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SCOT az "a o'ls aug a, ','
uoiiee ''is NY n'9 uS-.ueu e''u
rol,nsr % " u''inS v''e =, ~, n ,su""9
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

RACINE -sHlMP Ia Phil tdslphia. on be M
fdsfu-t. by Rav Jaelp rJdt JIA4 & .alns,
AL Mi,- Aaals H. SAM. 81 II bs4
Llsn, Delaware