Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-04-23

Ths J. 4 b. b. r. Ne rsoswing ths taa.
Tho Kant county oourts nsss at Dovsr On hi
9Th.
Camden has formed IN opsa Tsupaenos sol
oisty. aT @ n
Ths laaisa q Dover ~ nsvlas IN ~ tsnpsr'
Ance cause. hf7 1f
Odessa - bsaaAasd ~ stsssts b inpssvins
IT. sidewalks. 'fl0t
Tia susssx Court found % kus hills ous Of y
indictments. 100
The susss1 Journal says he Nsas's early
peaches ars mot Killed
II 10 said thas nspuhlioan campaign paper u
to b started q Dover. S.r4
The local preachers and sxhoftsss inset q
Now 0assas % Tie ssh Of Nay.
The sas pipes ere being sxtendsd On LOCKER
man street., Dover, 10 the depot
John 1oms, RI Ke.toa Huadred, h suggested
for the ahsriaaisy Of Kent county.
Sussex enjoyed ono full weak Of freedom from
the liquor traffic prior to tbs court
Some ono stole buffalo robe from Sheriff
Sharp In Georgetown tho other night
A Grange has been formed In School district
No. 49, Sussex county with - msmbsrs.
The Kent county fasmsrs about Milford talk Of
organising for the cuit1Ee Of cganberrieA
Tho Good Tsnplass Of Delmar will celebrate
their anniversary on the 11nd or 23rd Of Nay.
A chamber Of tho knights Of Friendship has
lately been organised q Little Creek Landing.
James Anderson, caahier OF the Georgetown
bank, celebrated his S4sh birthday on Wednesday
last. s-i.lf-.. ls-.ni' r.t
A Grange Of the Patrons Of Husbandry was
organised in Bridgeville, Sussex county, last
week.
There will be more pes-nut. planted in tho
neighborhoOd Of Milford this year than ever be-
fore.
The Odd Fellow Hall q. Georgetown has
been thoroughly repaired. reprinted aud repa-
pered.
Tho steamer Emile has been seized by tho
authorities u the instance Of the cook TO recover
his wages.
Tho Odd Fellows have an excursion from Lau-
rel to Cambridge, Nd, on the 2fth. An extra
train will run.
The Smyrna ladies have organised and viii
remonstrate with tho Court against the granting
Of liquor license.
Binoe the old stumps in the streets ct Odessa
can't be removed it has been determined to
whitewash them.
Mr.. Q. P. Rogers, at Frederick. has more than
doubled the capacity Of his canning factory for
the present season.
Since the sale Of liquor has been prohibited 1t
Bridgeville 1t Ia said that greater quantity, Of
hour than ever il sold.
J. H. Payntsr, Secretary Of State, leads the
Episcopal choir At Georgetown, and is said to
have q hne tenor voice.
George Perkinpine. an employee ct Stewards
foundry, Seaford, had his foot mashed in tho
engine, . day or two ago.
Tho water melon crop Of the Nanticoke river
is estimated to be worth e100, 900 annually.
They are shipped to New York.
The dwelling on tho Willard farm, near Kirk
wood, occupied BY J. L. veasey, was burned on
Tuesday with nearly all its contents.
J. I. Hosa, who removed from Sussex county to
st. Joseph, No., in 1854 has been elected Mayor
of that city BY handsome majority.
In anticipation Of a.hort fruit harvest, farm
ers down the State are freely bedding sweet po-
tatoes and are starting tomato plAnts.
The appointment Of Mr.. Turtls, Of George
town, to foreign consulate, IL not very well re-
oeived among the Republicans Of Sussex.
Cunningham, who WAS murderously assaulted
ON the Kent county R. r. near the State line is
recovering His sssaiant CFordD is still At large.
1t is said that Cove Salisbury Ia opposed to
nominating Democratic candidates from Kent
county, for he wants to go to tho United States
Senate.
= bell upon the remodeled State House, but not
. town clock. That will have to be procured by
subscription.
The mill dam owned by A. 8. Horsey hear
Laurel, known a. the Big Mills, WAS broken on
Friday night About thirty yards Of the dam
was washed away.
The young folks Of the N. E. Sunday School,
Of Dover, will hold q Centennial Tea Party, In
that town on the 10Th and S0th Of April, for the
benefit Of the school
The officers and teachers Of the Dover NJ. E.
Sunday School will hold Centennial Tea Party
ct Music Hall. OH Wednesday and Thursday
evenings 29th and SOth inst
The congregation Of St. AIMS Episcopal
Church, Middletown, has been very much in
creased SINCE Rev. Mr.. Buffers advent among
them, and the church is now in aourishing
condition.
J. L. Sutton, of Bombay Hook drove OF .
bridge in the darkness Of Thursday night whilst
returning from Smyrna, and the horse and
vehicle falling into 10 feet Of water both he and
his son narrowly escaped drowning,