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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05
CHURCH DIRECTORY

lag each sabbath at II A. II. and z. n Sabbath
school, s:1sP. n. Prayer Meetings Wednesday
rings.
METHODIST EPIscorAL-Rev. ". J. Mitchell, Pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath, at los, A. N, and *
O'Clock T.. N. Sabbath school, c:c! sabbath, u;
"a. n. Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evenings.
ErlscorAL-Rev.J. H. Lee, Pastor. Prcachidg at the
frst aud tsrd Sahbaths ofezch month =, II 4. u.
LCIuEsAS-Ecy. e. Young, Pastor. Preaching a,
tse old NJ +. Church every I.rst and third suncay
Preaching every second and Sin'l1y at school
House Ne. 10, (-ix n,iss OF Sa.inaj II ii o'clock
a. NJ.
CATHoIic-iiev sha Fo-artr, Pastor. Services on
the sicosd sabbath esrh Inon; al the Court House
BAPTrsT-gey. J. X. Downer. Preaching every 9th
or sabbath, InoInins and evening. at the usiai
hyurn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

Miss Smith. Of Solomon City, yss in town
last week delivering Mark Twin and Dudley
Warmers new book. ''rhstii'ded Age" to
subscribers for ths work. Quite a number Of
them were taken in this city and seem to have
met with very hearty welcome. 1t is untir.
ing,y attractive in style and story. The auth
ors have opened the eyes Of the uainiiisted TO
the realities OF public life in recountiRs the
almost everyday exposures Of railroad and
other schemes breasht before Congress. The
Senator Dlworthy j. evidently ex-senator
POmeroy Of this state. Those who desire the
work can procure it Of Miss Smith.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

judge oftl:e DIstrIc. Court. II. PRESCOTT.
S<nator-J. Ii. EDH ARDS.
Rirosd AssessDr-N. r. Isle.
Re2re.entafIve-J WEkyEE
County ConInissiuners-W. u. ScHoLL, chairman
J. NJ PALMER and x. :. cHAHPLIS-
County ticrS-D.vID BEEEE
County A,tnrrey--E. ". HUTCHINSON.
Prohsic } i:r-HESEY LOGAN
Clerk OF t.lc Observation-Disclosures EoSDi.
County Ieasurcr--C. r.. FAULKNER.
Sheriff.. j. GOING.
Register Of Deeds. r ,sIss.
Superintendent of Public instrIiciioa-WN. EIsfiof.
Caraner-J. h It'll, ia.
Suryryor--O. 4. HAMILTON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

Hsmlin's tail"rshop has been re-stocked and
put In readiness for ths spring trade. Yoa can
get any quality Of goods you desire made up
at very reasonable mates just now. He has Al
30 received . splendid line Of fine doeskin and
broadcloth. He warrants a rood fit.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

Here ar. the Saliua lobbyists who elected tie
Senator: J. N. Coombs. e. A. Hitler. Z. d.
Falconer, J. II. Sncad, d. Il. wasstaif, II. d.
Baker, II. +. woolley. J. b. GROCER, John
Ryan, J. &. Spivcy, J. G. Mohler, G. Clark
Prescott. f. w. Ayres. +. q. Bond, John S.
Baker. X. II. Bishop. E. W. Obcr. CLas. T..
Faulkner, 4. j. Going. and ours~lf We
may possibly have missed some, whose
names should b. recorded in such An lonora-
bic category.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

The well known ease Of J. II .Sncad, VS.. John J.
Prater and others, which was tried in the bis
trio. Court Of this county several terms ago
aud Judgment rendered In favor Of Mr.. Snead.
has at last been decided In the Supreme Court
70 which it had been taken and the judgment is
affirmed. The amount OF the judgment is
something over 81 200 with interest. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

Mr.. Micks prcclaims that if the man who
stole or otherwise became possessed Of his
memorandum book will return the same with
the priya'e papers therein contained, they
may keep the cash. The papers are Of no ben
cit to any one but Mr.. Nicks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

W. p. Bishop. Esq. prominent attorney
and once representative Of the Kansas legisla-
ture, has become editor Of the Oswego Regis
ter. lie is a Norwalk, Ohio. boy. and his
friends here wish him success upon his en-
try into new field Of labor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

Dan Douesan has set up horsepower just
north of +. W. Ayres' livery stable. and has
connected with II machinery tor saving wood.
grinding feed and for making shingles. The
feed mill has already been set at work. and
the other will soon be in readiness. L
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

One Intelligent subscriber tells us" take
paper from my old homo in the east-pubiish-
ed in aplacc Of 10 100 inhabitants-and it is not
near as good paper as the JOURNAL" This
is only one Of many similar compliments we
have received in the last wear or So.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05
CITY DIRECTORY.

Nayor-R ii. EisIIoP.
Gousciliaen-ERANE GoooyOw, liza L. CARVER, W
5. WELLS, I'D WHITMAN, tnAELE. NAY.IS-
Police Judge r. I.Nii,ULL-
ClefA-EpEIS +. BywES.
fr-a,uref-I. II. NArFIrr-
M.TshaI-tiiAs L. Hu>,Ly.
Br.,Ll. MIrs;.sl-h. SorTHwiCK.
CiIy Attpriey--f. \. WiLIIAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

Most OF the Salina Lobby. covered all over
with glory and suaased With Tie drippin&s Of
popular cou,mendatisa has r,sarned frem To-
Peka. The stories Of NAraihoa lose half their
lus,rc. whea the exploits Of II: Salina braves
are recoun,ed BY way Of comparison. The
parting Injunction from Salins TO her w1rri0ss
was ''coWe homo With Jour shieads o. upon
them" They did-they came upon them.
They foashs Iks hsaye ~. leaG snd veu."
but it was the tight d the weak Against the
mighty. The cspitalatioa was toachiux.
Mothers fsrswe3l a3dss6s - de amy vas Ike
washiaytoa's in e touehiness''-esrscially
in has: earnest desire TO .'sssk the shssies Of
resiremest.'' when sAan ~ behold aSaia
such another heroic hand Never. One q the
ancient heroes dying cAahllsss cu the 6eld Of
battle said: Il beq,eash 10 posserity Cxe fair
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

The largest and bcst stock Il cis:hinZ for
sale at rock bottom prices in order to make
room for a large and extensive stock Of spdns
and summer goods. This Is fact and every
body Il invited 20 call and examme for them
selves before buying elsewhere.
I.rrowIcu & WHITMAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

Ira L. Carver has been engagsRfor several
day in moving his stock of>goods to his new
place of business-the 1sf,er stone store. OPP
posite the post-oiiice- The room has been re-
painte1 aud presents very handsome - coun-
tenance." Carver is cnterprisiny and sesks
an enterprising corner. lie has one of the
handsomest stores in the CITY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05


The county csanmissioaers us last Thur
day to eonsider the openi9gof the road lead
ing east from the city, A petition was pre-
scented asking for the running Of the road on =
direct line east from the residence Of n. F..
Carroll and south Of Rob't ARderson's to the
southwest corner Of the cemetery-as We un-
derstand the proposition. The Opesing Of this
road would involve cost to the county OF
about 500. aud possibility Of an injunction.
Another proposition 10 to continue Iron ave
nue. to point north OF the northwest corner
OF Mr.. AndersOn's farm, thence south to said
corner. and thence east following the north
side ofthe cemetery 10 the section road running
north aud south. The latter road would in
volve an outlay o. the part Of the county Of
about 500. The commissioners will probably
locate the road At their next ,see,iag, the aOsh
lust.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

Certain parties I'VE are glad to say they are
few in number) are indebted to US for subscrip-
ton for two years and more. AT the CON-
mcncem:nt Of the new volume their names
will be stricken from the list after the second
number, il they do not settle up BY that time,
and justice Of the peace will be authorized to
take their cases ..uu,Ier a,!yisement.''
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

Capt. Henderson. Mr.. E. B. Bishop. and
other prominent citizens Of Lincoln Center.
were in Salina last week on business connect
ed with the cstabll.hin: of a Lodge Of odd
Fellows at the former place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

last Monday morning as Master Charley
Divlebess was preparing to drive to Salina to
school. his team became frightened commence
ed wheeling about and upset the wagon, throw
ing Charley out. The wagon box fell upon
and injured him considerably: He was brought
to town and committed to DIR. Jenny's charge,
who is bringing him out all right.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

According to the sign monsers We are to
have stormy and wintery weather for six long
weeks, commencing Monday last. when the
ground hogs and bears came out of their win
ter quarters to view their shadows In the sun.
The day being clear and shiny, they s;icked up
and went back to sleep.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

Who is :. root!-pick Charley
Sewing machine .crcirs thicker.
Flour specially al ODER & Bonds.
Ice gathering 'ioEc played OUT X
Cream ale at the Columbia billiard hail.
SieishS were in dcnanI the first o: til. W, ck(
Tom and jerry.at the Columbia billiard hall.
Famous Diamond brand oysters at Thacil-
er's
Cash paid for cora and oats at Wilson Bros.
& Cos.
The largest stock of cIotit;a. at the New Y ork
Store.
Fifty pairs OF blankets at cost at ODER a
| Bonds.
The mocking bird vii! soon ccms,ence his
''plagilrisin.'
Cash paid for dressed hogs at " ilson Bros. 4
Co.'S.
Big bargains IN boots and shoes at OLer q
Bonds.
Thacher's.
A fine lot OF Baker hams received at Wilson
Bros. & Co.'S.
Lincola comfy expects heavy immigration
early in the spring.
a fire lot Of Baker hams received by Wilson
Bros. & Company.
T.,e assistant city marshal trots boy o, a
few days are.
y, 81
Thacher's.
A grange is to be organized in the New Cau.-
bria neighborhood. ~>
Cincinnati beer at John Doyle saloon-only
8 cents glass.
R.K. Jefiries is now a stulcnt at the college
at st Mary's Mission. y
WIN. Eaton is the last appointee Of Mulloer-
r. postoficc in this ceun'y~--S
/. Cincinnati beer at John Doyle's saloon
only cents glass
Those oysters (best in the market) are to be
found at TEACHERS.
A lot OF choice Baker hams for sale by VIII
son Bros. & Company.
Fancy goods and notions very cheap at Ober
n. e. Springer. of Lincoln Center. Is assis-
tant Journal clerk of the House.
II you want a square meal stop at the Sean.
d,navian House-2J cents meal.
:. Another srow storm Saturday afternoon.
furnished sleighiag on Sunday.
Cincinnati beer at John Dcyle's saloon-the
Senatc-only cents a glass.
The western members gave Col. Phillips gal
liant support in the Senatorial contest.
Trunks? Trunks: Trunks very cheap Il,
Ober q Bonds.
The snow patches struggle with the sunshine
The later seems TO have the inside track.
5000 pounds of flcnr and meal at wholesale
mill prices-by W. II. CLARksoN.
A man With bunch Of feathers under his
arm Is expected to pass up the road shortly!
10000 bushels of cora wanted by
W. N. CLAHKsoN.
Clothing. hats and caps nearly givcnaway for
Che next 50 days at ODER 4 Bonds. Call and see
County clerk Buzick, OF Lncola Center, is
In town aud will remain here for several days.
The commissioners offer another chance for
some Ahhsaue person to take charge OF the pau
pers.
10000 hides and furs wanted 4, ODER & Bonds
for which we will pay the highest prices in
cash.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. ", aver has been appoint
ed postuistess Of I.es;erviile postcfice. Saline
county. *
Mr.. L. J. Grant gives final notice TO debt
or, - which those indebted to him will do we'll
70 rad aPd attend to.
People wers willing TO believe any report
r.,neerning the election of Senator. Hence
tIne v1il. I'VE are sold.'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

The February nun5crof Woot's Hous ehold
Msgi:i"ei is really a marvel OF what csan be furn-
ished for only one dollar year considering
the cost and the quantity this is tho the cheap
est magazine which comes to our table. We
have not room to specify the articles which ill
the pages before us-bn: they are many and
excellent. The magazine contains three ell
cravings pretty house desislr-also the
New YORK fashions (iilustrate.D prepared ex-
prcs,ly for the Household by Mme. Demerest.
The publisher announces that hereafter the
magazine will always be illustrated. Address
Ucofs household Mag;-ine. New York.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

Mrs. r. II. Spencer was not greeted with 50
large house rs her efforts mcrited. At her en-
tsrtaininent at the court house. She gave
very Interesting account Of her army expert
fence. picturin- different incidents SO clearly
to the minds Of the audience that they seemed
to be enacted over again. Mrs. Spencer gave
several recitsiions which were very highly
commended by all. Her Rotations showed
that she possesses IN excellent voice and go' d
taste for such entertainments. She will prob
ably come to SaIina again in a few weeks. and
We bcspeaS for he- good house. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Final Notice to Debtors.

All parties indebted 10 ~. account note are
,e rrsy informed that lst day Of March 1874,
shall iurn att ,rncy oil such notes aad
counts collection. Parties viii save trouble ard
5.-iw l. j. GRANT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05
Notice.

Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERS.
SALISH CurxrY. kASsss
Sslina. January y, is7t }
BIDS will he received 1t tn. oflce Of County Clerk
uurii the snh day Of February, I: NJ, lisa. fr
ing the Poor Farm aud keeping Il Paup-rs. for the
in regard 70 submitting bids. ruqurr At On. Office 81
the County Clerk The Commissioners reeerving the
the right - reject any or ~ BIDS
DAVID BEEBE.
ss-;w Cousty Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

The grain market contInuss 0sIn and steady. Mr.. i.
J. Lyrde, Wilson Bros Co ., reports the follow
ing:
wheat-Sprins, 7.oesc. per.bu.; winter, I. 0O0i -
per bu.
Rye, sc per bu.
-s''elle'i, sstssc PER ba.; unshclled oe0si.
Oats, ssG5cc per bu.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

Zephyr and 0efnautOwn wool 1t u to -
eea1s PR oapce as the New York Sture.
30cts. far ear corn. 36cts. for sisellcd corn
cash raid by ". -. CLARxsox.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05
SALIVA WEEKLY NlRKEr gIreRr.

Corrected by Il. T. Watson, dealer in Groceries
Provisions and Qu.enswsre, - santa Re avenue.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16
Barnuun's Great show.
THE STREET PARADR-A LONG ARRAY OF CAGES
CONTAINING ANIMALS.

THE STREET PARADR-A LONG ARRAY OF CAGES
CONTAINING ANIMALS
About O'Clock, this morning, the street pre-
cession of Barnums great travelling circus and
mensgerie formed on Delaware Avenue, and
headed by a asplendid band chariot, drawn ~
eight horses, passed down Market street to Front,
out Frsnl to Madison and up madison to the
grosnds, at Tenth street. The parade was long
und imposing, and contained the largest number
of cages containing wild animals ever seen at
one time rpon the streets Of our city. Follow
ing the baud wagon was large elephant, step
ping leisurely laong, while by his side trotted
The tiniest little elephant imaginable 1t VAS a
genuine baby elephant" and no mistake. Two
largs cages one containing hppopotamus aud
the other monster rhinoce.os
This afternoon circus performance is being
given TO large audience. while the menag geris
is being visited by numbers Of people. Another
performance and exhibition will be given this
evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16

THEOSIYCAsE,-Fort last twenty -four hours
police business has been exceedingly dull, The
only which came up for trial was that OF
Francois Jeauiell, who waslbrought in by special
olllcsr Legg, tor vagrapcy and annoying the pas
sengers at the +, w. II b. Il X, depot. Fran
co.'s was ordered hy the Mayor to be sent ITO the
'front.' q. e., New Castle jaii) TOR sixty days He
was taken over this morning and thus missed the
glorious enjoyment which the presence OF cir
Gus in the city affords To men of his ilk,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16
sooIGIE5.
xxrxYHaa rnra xyrrrxa.

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2. 1. o. o. F .at Odd
Fellows Hall, Third and King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, l. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Rall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. !, 8. Of T., at Sons
OF Temperanes Hall, McClary Building, Market
OF. above 9Th.
Wilmington Council, No. /, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5oi
Market street
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. of p, at knights o
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
Eden Lodge, No "a. D OF, at Odd Fellows
Hall, I'd and King SITS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16

SHERIFF SALEs.-Deputy Sheriff Irons, OF
Smyrna, last week: The E, Lurty property, on
West Commerce street, to +. V. Cooper, for
81 ,0Sl, and the lot of John w. Thomas, at Clay
ton, and property OF Lewis Graham, at Ken
ton, both TO the Smyrna Lorn Association, the
former for S15 and the latter Tor 81 30 These
the Association and are no indication ofthe
real value. With reference TO the Thomas
property we may state that there is a ''crop OF
Whartenberries," "a kind of small fruit that
don't pay at Clayton on the land, III addition
TO the claims
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16
Tne BerlEs Cessnty n n.
CONSTRUCTION OF PASSENGER CARS AND En-
GTNRs-pRcGREss OF THE ROAD.

OF PASSENGER CARS AND En-
GINEs-PRcGREss OF THE ROAD.
The Jackson 6 Sharp Company, of this city,
is at present constructing four OF the very fnest
passenger care, for the Berks County Railroad,
which is a continuation Of the Wilmington &
Reading r. r. Two Of them are TO be regular
coaches. and the remaining two are to be divid-
ed so as 10 carry passengers and baggage. They
will be drawn by new and elegant passenger en-
gines that are also at present under construction.
II is the intention Of the oi;cials 10 put the very
best passenger rolling stock on the rosd 40 that
the travelling accommodaiiobs will be fully equal
to anything offered by any other company in
the State.
Concerning the progress of the road the Read
ing Eagle says:
A neat frame station has been erected al
Berkley, in the Gothic style, With platform ex
tending around 1t. All The stations are to be
built in the same style aud furnished realty aud
substantially. The stations from Reading a.
far has Deen completed, are Bridgeport, j.
milea, North Reading, q miles, p. d H. cross
ing, miles; Laurel Run, 81 miles; Berbley. y
mites: Maidencreeb, g. miles; Evansville, IL
mief; Molliown, II miles. Trains leave Ii,
depot, foot Of Penn street, at G aud 1 80 a. m
and 4O5 p. m, returning leave Vrginville a
7l5 a. III and 2.35 and CID p. m. Trains on
ly stop at Bridgeport, i. * 4. crossing, Laure
ltun aud Molitowh stations. when signalled
The weather of this week, though rot Of ih
most favorable kind, has enabled lhe work me
I" make considerable progress north of Virgin
Vile The bridge across the creek is nearly hr
ished and The iron rails are pointing towar
Lenhaitslle, and going that way very fai
The next excursion will go TO that station. ar
10 all probability will be accompanied by III
Ringgold Eind.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16

MARROW EsCAPE.-Mr. II. l.. Sutton, of
Bombay Hook, made narrow escape one night
last week, about o'clock, whilst driving home
from Smyrna. 10 crossing the bridge near
Rothwells, his horse became frightened at a
hole in the road aud backed off into the creek
in ten foot water. Mr. S. was Instantly sub
merged, but managed 10 escape, and his little
500, Lusby, kept from drowning by striding one
of the hind wheels. The horse managed to keep
his feet aud pull the carriage ont. Mr.. s. will
bring suit against the county.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16

The Ohio Constitutional Convention took
the female suffrage question from the table
yesterday aud killed 1t by Al votes against and
~ in favor being four less than constitution
al majority. The convention adopted an edu-
cational article the same as In the present
constitiOn, with the addition that women hay
ing qualifications of electors except as TO sex
may hold any office under the school laws ex
cept the State commissioner of schools.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16

RECOVERING young man Cunningham,
who shot (lud at the time supposed to be
fatally iujured) ny a young man named Lewis
tord, at Morris Station, Nd, near the State line,
10 rapidly recovering, though he was badly woun-
ded in rhe breast and somewhat frost bitten No
t,dlngs Of Ford mp to the present. The shooting
was the result OF bad whisky The parties had
been on good terms and with others were at Lie
tirsenwood's house of lll fame, on irolic. Gun.
nngham was permitted to lay out all night within
a hundred yards of old Lies house, without as
sistauce from any one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16

THAT FoUNDLINd-. founding which We
mentioned lew days ago as having been lett on
the evening train on the Delaware Railroad, is
now in charge OF Mrs. Dougherty, near Dover,
who Is doing mothers part to the outcast. But
lately she laid The last of her own offspring in
the grave. IL is said that ono hundred aud elgh-
~ persons from Dover went to Mrs. Dougherty' s
to the little railroad fouDdlng last Saturday.
They were mostly ladies, and the main interest
was to see the baby's handsome clothing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16

HunT.-A number of persons in leaving the
circus OF Messrs. Forepaugh, lost Saturday
evering, accidentally fell down tue excavation
lut, Tenth street, a dictance OF ten or twelve
fee S3muel Kelley, Jonn Law and Mrs.
Alexander Brown,ot Chl stiana Hundred were
injured quite badly, and Others W c more or
less hurt Some protection should be erected
to preyent another accident of this kind.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16

The SEMINARY Quite large party sassem-
bled vt SMYRNA Seminary on FRIDAY evening last,
when MIR. Dashieli resigned the Principalsbip ia
valedictory speech, and Mr. Groves accepted
that position in salutatory. Rev. Mr.. Phoebus
made the response on tue part OF the scholars,
and DIR. Clawson, ths proprietor introduced Mr.
Groves in fitting terms
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16

BRoKE HER ARM Last night, Mrs. sarah
npear, aged 40 years, residing with hen son'l
law, Mr.. Thomas Moreland, at No. 400 loin-
hard street, fell back ward, while coming up tho
cellar stairs, rolled to the floor and broke her
right arm near the elbow. Owing to her al
vanced age Mis-. Spear feels her injury very
severely.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16
ltEII0lOtls Meeting Il

REIIGlous MEErIsG The Local Preachers
and Exhoriers' Association will meet in the town
of New Castle, Friday evening, May the oth;
The members are expected to be present and sil
Local Preachers anil Eyhorteis Of the Wllmint-
ton Conference ore invited 10 meet with us. The
citizens of the VII are invited to be present At all
the meeting Of the Association.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16

CRAZY WoMAN,-A crazy col0red woma
came 70 this city last night, and created con-
siderable excite ment on the streets. She was
well dressed and possessed considerable money
She was arrested at Seventh and Shlpley
streets kept in the Hall all night and this
morning was sent 10 the Almshouse there 10
remain until her friends call for her. She
came from Chester
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-16

NEW CAsTLK.- Communicated. Our shad
fishers, yesterday, had considerable luck, ,as not
one of them caught less than 80 shad. The
surgeons are becoming terrible annoyance
as they break the nets badly.
The Sheriff will have two sales of real estate
on the Pad Of May.
"A jersey butcher has rented the old engine
house in the Town Hall and will open meat
stand there. j. ".
NEW CASTLE, DEL, April 10th