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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-30

THE public generally will be glad to
hear that Miss Jane Coombs will MAKE
her debut at the Opera House during TIT
coming month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-30

Leaving balance toi bonds 81 900 and
cash On hand 81 close oisession oi... 1901 Il
The Grand Lodge adjourned until
evening, when they met and installed the
the officers elected. The following add.
sional officers we're appointed by Grand
Master Roster:
Grand Ctap!ain-B 7. Hsrmer, Shins.
ton,
Grand MdrGIa!-A. Tranb, Coalaburg.
G. CD. Il. Slime, Morgantown.
G. I'D. Il. Staley, ShepherdstowD;
G. A. brennan, G. Com, Parkersburg.
The Lodge shortly alter adjourned, to
meet at Msrtinsburg on the fourth Tues
day in October, 1875.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-30
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad n
@MaZE s
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS

ON AND AFTER MONDAY NV
~ II, 1871, Trains will leave Wheel!tv =. -
loWs-Wheeling time: VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-30
GRAND LODGE I. O. o.F.-The Grand

GRAND LODGE !. o. o. F.-The Grand
Lodge Of West Virginia, 1. 0. o. F., re-
assembled yesterday morning at half
past 0 O'Clock, Grand Master Rentch in
the chair.
The principal portion Of the morning
session was occupied in receiving reports
Of committees. Several votes were Ia
ken upon places named for holding the
next meeting Of the Grand Lodge, but
without deciding the question the Lodge
took recess until 1880 P. N.
At the time specified above the Grand
Lodge convened and inc business pend
ing Of the close Of the morning session
was disposed Of by selecting Martins
burg as the place Of holding the next
meeting oil the Grand Lodge.
The election Of officers then took place,
win the following result:
H. ". Grand Mdster-John e. Roster,
OF Charleston.
Deputy Grand Mds!r-E. A. Peck, OF
ClarksbuTg.
Ora nd Rdrdtn-J.A.M Miller, Of Wheel
ing.
Grand Setrttay-Thomas G. steei Of
Grafton.
Grand Trea'ura-William R. Kelly, Of
PsJkerbuIg.
Grand Representative TO Grand Lodge
Of United StdtS-James HolliDgsworth,
Of Wheeling.
The Finance Committee, TO whom was
referred that portion Of the Auditing
Committees report referring to the re-
port Of the Grand Treasurer, submitted
the following report:
Cash balance on hard. ..............$24C 4 a
Two U. 3. bonds oft5Oo. 1000 90
4Otalas.s' .'.s ssssssssss.s.. ssssS gown II
BY two U g. bonds IS above
BY SRoant paid D. S. Re :ii; '''''S "
q. NJ, xpen'es......n.... "a
By amouGt paid Jsn!tor Of
, AAl. '.''..'...' ..........., 70 W
BY mileage and per oiem..... l,1s9 6.-'S7i9. 6I3
Leaving balance toi bonds q 900 and
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03
West Wilmington.

DRIrF SKETCH or one OF THE CITY
MOST FLuCmsmNG suBuRBs-A MODEL
TENEMENT BLOCK.
This is the name given to the suburb
be Ween Maryland avenue and the p, W.
,S q. Il. r., which should OF right be in.
cIud,d in the municipal boundaries, II
o.iug much nearer the centre Of business
and population than much OF tie terri
tory 50 included. Owing to this plan of
the city, q ere Is left place between the
streets stopping az MARY ldud avenue OF
the one side, aud those raining parallel
10 Market street on the other side. very
much the shape Of tue letter V, aud gu
this spot has grown up, in quiet way,
mainly under TIE direction OF Dr.. JOhu
\ Brown, thriving town. most of the
inhabitants OF Nhi h aie settled In per-
mauent homes, the owne ship of which
they have acquired through the DOCTORS
liberal plan Of monthly payments.
Riding through the village few days
ago the place struck us as one of cheap
bu. pleasant homes.
We are not able 10 say what the popu-
lation is, but some opinion may be
formed from the fact tt0t a new school
district has been organized there which
has already over one hundred children
who do Or should attend school. Be.
tween forty and tifty, mostly small but
comfortable tenemenis, have been built
within The past year; among them is Il
tenement block OF eight, built by the
doctor after original plans of his own,
ana on which Nesnould suppose he would
secure Ta'ett If 81 DISPOSED. A full
description would be too lengthy for our
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

rw rortrNe MIL M,cHiNrpy PATENTED
~ TIiH MLssHs. selLtsRs.

Fw r0trrNG WILL MAcHiNrpy PATENTED
~ the MLssus. SELLERS.
In the last number Of the official Gas.n.
Of the U. 8. Patent Office, we find the fol-
owing record Of patent just granted
kolllng-mill-William Sellers, Phila-
delphia, Pa, and George II. Sellers, Will
mlngton, Del. Application filed May 2S,
1873
The upper roll is raised for adjustment
by counter. waits, and set down by means
OF hydraulic rams, the cylinders in which
they work being situated in the cross.
piece Of each housing. The supply aud
discharge of water are regulated by
valves, arranged and combined with
mechanism In sneh a manner that when
q sufficient quanlty has been admitted
Tor adjusting the rams the supply shall
be cut OIL, and the fluid retained within
the cylinders 10 Keep the roll in It's
adjusted position.
Claim i. The combination, substan.
TALLY US before set f'rth. Of the hydraulic
cylinder, the ram thereof, and the self
c'osing mechanism for the inlet valve of
the said hydraulic cylinder.
2. The combination, substantially as
before set forth, OF the movable roll, the
hydraulic cylinder. the ram thereof, and
the closing mr. chanism for the inlet
valve of the said hydraulic cylinder.
3 The combination, substantially as
before set forth, Of the hydraulic cylinder,
the ram thereof, the self-closing mechau
SIN for the inlet valve, and the adjusting
mechanism for adjusting the said valve
mechanism.
4. The combination, substantially as
before set forth, OF the movable roll, the
hydraulic cylinder, the ram thereof, the
self closing mechanism for the inlet
ya We, aud the adjusting mechanism for
adjusting the sal valve mechanism.
3. Z he combination, substantially &C
before set forth. of the hvdr lulic cylinder,
the ram thereof, and the Indicating mech
anism.
6. The combination, substantially as
before set forth, Of the movable roll, the
Ayiraullc cylinder, the ram thereof, and
the indicating mechanism.
z. The combination. substantially as
before SIT fIith, OF the hydraulic cylinder,
the ram Thereof, the inlel.valve for said
cylinder, aud the admission valve, which
is closed while the inlet-yalve is being
opened.
5 rne combination, substantially as
Dtiore -et tOftn, OF lhe movable roll, the
hydraulic cylinder, the rdm thereof, the
inlet valve for said cylinder. aud the adj
mission valve, wnish is closed while the
iulet-valve Is being opened.
9. The combination, substantially as
before set forth, OF the hydraulic cylinder,
the ram thereof, the inIet.valve, the latch
for no ding the same open, aud the slide
for moving sal latch.
10 he combination, substantially MS
before set forth, Of the lyirauic eylu-
der, the ram thereof, the inlet -yalve, and
the ch, ck-valve for preventing the return
of wat~r from the hydraulic cylinder.
IL. The combination, substantially as
before ST forh, of the admisslon-yalye,
toe bard.lev,r, and the grhdet s-gmeat.
l2. The combination, substantially as
before set forth, of the inet-vaive, the
mechanism for operating 10, AID the stop.
latch for operating the exhaust.valge In
connection with lhe iplrt-v4lve.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

iftr II ~ J3nrpol The
piopLt, y Of ihs M.-tD 81 iUd .u ih'
Republican Party Of this Stale, ANA i.e
fots ''are those OF Its own household"
Since the worli begun II has always
been familiar with appeals for harmony
like that nader the above heading In the
Commercial Of tonight, but they have
ever been taken at their true value-as
endeavors TO whitewash some sopulchre,
and so have failed TO produce the effect
desired by the writer's. IT the Commercial
were the true friend Of tie PARTY as il
Processes 10 be, Il would rather try TO lay
bare and have cleared up its filthy spots
than TO silently hide them. The thanks
Of those who are true Republicans are
due to you for having engaged IN the
work that should have belonged TO il, and
If II would help Instead Of trying to
hinder the effort, It's party might 60
into the canvass next year with
clean sheet aud claim the support OF
all honest men In the State, instead of
having. as Il has now, II worthy contrast
IN lis Federal appOiutees TO those Of the
Democratic state administration.
As things stand now, u Is simply the
old tale Of got and kettle, for one parry
to abuse the other here, SO far as appear
ances ~, and tue Commercial knows 1t ss
well a YOU do.
As 10 its slur on your interest IN the
matter-let it 20. Your friends know
it, fai.ehooi, ard that it Is spoken ont
of fu.l heart, Gull Of personal interest
in the senatorial question that troubles
l. SOY Aud this in Your ear some OF u
might even he brought calmly to view
the spectacle of a return of Mr.. Bsyari
to the U S. S,nate, If the only choice O
a Republican for Senator we've the man
who, am told, o. jectcd TO Mr.. J q.
IIeald's nomination Tor Congress, that il
wonld injlre his piopecls for the Seuate
Yours, for puiily IN politics,
A LIFE LONG REPCBLIoAN.
WlLNINoroN, DfL., De. 20, 1873.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03
EVILS OF USING TOBACCO.
A Pretty Fair Sarpie Of erea. Deal Of the
Talk on Ito Subject,


Tie eyllrpin. iup'e, taken from the
CO,lilirN Gas.l,.ntp.. 50 thr'llingly sets
for h he f.arfnl r~slis cf usiug tobacco,
thst the most hardcnsd sinner must re-
p-ai AID hast To he wise after reading
II; "Frt o,fetluen hug was shut
a. In iiglt .ou, ard his only feed was
one-hBlf pouad oil Tobacco a day. In Que
week he -Gd lost torr pounds. Second,
O muls was placed In u staii without food,
Tao plugs Of tobacco were placed before
her, twice day. She grew gradually
r3stivc. On The third day, one plug was
forced down her thea, y hsu she tore
the LXptrimentcr's esf wi h her teeth,
showing abe bad effect tobacco has on
one's disposition, II was then found
necessary 10 mrzz'e her 50 that she could
not open her mouth. Al the end Of eight
Us she d ed. Thlid, "a dog was matted
up IN a tobacco h0g-hrad. At the End Of
foa, days he was taken out much reduced.
Fourih, another dog was enclosed In a
tohscco barrel, and rolled down a steep
hill. Wulin two years that dog went
MAJ rruly tness are ttnn's net! |
could cite lenty mo Of such expert
mpn's We an know that a.sl gle drop
OF the oil Of tobacco pldced on the end Of
q dogs tail will Kill "A man in minute.
OF foar men lately I'LL d on the Erie
railway, three we're smokers, and the
father Of The Other An i,v'ternte chewer
of tobacco. On the bodhs Of the two
men washed ashore after tie late storm
on Lake Michigan, papers Of tobacco
were found. In inY Own nelghhorhDod, o
vert distressing ace dcut, by which mO~i
esiimhbie lady, tine mOtherof seven lovely
children, broke hOr leg, was occ Isl ned
by Il pair Of Runaway horses running into
a f-nce that surrounded a irld ot t0bAc %
Miss Chole FiRtiool recently died In thr
county adj iuing mine AT the age of lis.
Sine ha1 both chcwed and smoked over
100 year, and 90 she hti no disease Till
the time Of her death, 70 Is only fair to
say th4t II was the tobacco that killed
her. For so long lims was Satan
spending his els for her; but think
Mr.. X. will agice with me tlst he must
have her sure now. But why multiply
examples You know how II is yourself
So, Mr.. Editor, do rot 20 on helping
sWead these cts, Y showing in your
paper how t. grr' large crops Of tobacco
any more. X her ipfeiiur he Book OF
Proverbs With the rem AXIS Of our sec md
Solomon. Ony ! me add a word OF
caution 70 thlt L n man. Dos he, let
me ak, use tea or {, flee These are ott er
nets Of SATAN us much as tobacco. Does
be eat miuce pies and use saeralus More
nets. Does he indulge in Ice creams or
oysters Lit him beware, lest, wheu be
least expects, Saan. 10 scoJpng Mp his
tobacco USERS, will fly away with hun
Graham bread, without salt, Is his only
salvation"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

Tue WILMINGTON AND READING RAIL.
ROAD. Many will regret to hear that the
Wilmington and Reading Pallroad Com
pany has decided to pass the semi annual
Interest on It's second mortgage bonds,
which natures on the 1st proximo. The
reason given for this Is that the late
financial crisis and the diminution of
business, together with the delays In the
completion Of the Beading branch and Its
large cost, have materially reduced the
available means Of the company. The
directors have therefore authorized a
mortgage on the Reading branch for
S500,00O. the bonds secured by which will
be applied TO the funding of the default
ing interest, so far rs the holders choose
TO avail themselves of il. Scrip receipts
will be Issued for the eight coupons ma
turing in 1874, 1875, 1876 and 1877, which
viii eutitle the holder to bonds, when
presented in sums of 500, $500 or $1,000
The bonds, at the rate of per cent. per
anuum, will commence with the average
of the coupons for which they are ex-
changed. philadelphia Ledger.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MASONIC HALL
COMPANY ON SATURDAY ELECTION OF
nEEfrupa uppopna

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MASONIC HALL
COMPANY ON SATURDAY - ELECTION OF
OFFICERS ANNUAL REPORTS.
o. Saturday afternoon the stockholders
Of the Masonic Hall Company held their
iiith annual meeting, President George
u. Lohdell in the chair, and elected the
following officers and directors for the
ensuing ysar;
Presidaut-George G. Lobdel.
Vice Presldent-James Scott.
Secretary-J. P. Allmord.
Treasurer-T. j. Lawson.
Dlrectors-Jamcs II. Begge, Jesse
Sharpe. VIM. S. Glib ms, Francis Barry,
VIM. II. Swift, John Taylor, Wn. T.
Westbrooks A. Gawthrop and G. A.
Hodgeman.
1t will be seen by the above that all
the officers and directors, with the excep-
ton Of Mr.. Weslbrook, are the same that
we're elected last year.
During the afternoon President Lobdell
submitted his annual report, which Is as
follows;
For the receipts and expenses for the
past year you are respectfully referred to
the report of the Treasurer During the
wear "a, 320 have been collected b. suit
from deliuqu mt subscribers, leaving
sl224 80 still due, but small portion OF
which sum eau be collected. We have
been unable TO procure the statusry i0r
tue front of the building at a satisfactory
price. All the rooms, except three small
oNes, are rented, aud nearly all provided
with tue necessary apparatus for heating
with steam, and IL is not anticipated that
any considerable amount Will be required
for that pnrpO'e during the coming year.
The building is in thorough repair, the
roof having been paint, d during the last
season, ami consequently the amount
necessary 10 be expended for painting ana
repairs for the coming year will not be
large. On account of the pauic. the
receipts from the auditorium for the re-
maiudrr Of the season may be lessened
should, however, II be occupied as often
rs 1t has been during the nfst part of the
season, the receipts from this source for
the coming year will be equal to those Of
the past year, and the receipts from reut
will tie about the same.
The Treasurer, 4. j. Lawson, sub
mltted the following as his annual report;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

AN UNINTERRUPTED LINE OF RAIL BE.
TWEEN Tnis CITY AND READING COM
PLETED.
On saturday afternoon the last rail
connecting r1sb,ru' with Readiog, OH
the Berks County Railroad, was laid aud
the road will probably be formally opened
on New Years day. THIS road is nov
under control Of the Wilmington and
Il. aiding road and gives the latter an uu-
interrupted line Of rail between this city
ana Reading.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

CROWS INSTEAD OF PIGEONS now THE
"BLACK PIaEoNsn ARE CAUGHT.

CROWS INSTEAD OF PIGEONS HOW THE
"BLAcK PIGEONS" ARE CAUGHT.
Especial Correspondence Of EVERY EvES1Na.l
DELAWARE CITY. Dec. 30.-A novel
pigeon shooting took place here on
Chrietmas.day between a lot of young
bloods, who few nights previous, went
down to Reedy Island and caught about
two hundred crows for the occasion.
They have been down several nights
since catching more pigeons for New
Years day. Last night they caught
about three hundred more. They are
expecting to have fine time and intend
to invite their country folks. The way
they capture their gigeons or crows is as
follows; They 90 down after dark in a
boat with all the gill and scoop nets they
can get aud take limberger cheese for
halt. They charge 10 cents shot at the
shooting.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03
RAIL ROADS.
PElE ;i1 wTENI No EHRit nALTl'

vrufrAnpTpufA WILMINGTON A haiti.
',ffiiMloRE RAiLR0Ab TIME TABLE,
sa5 sg6 ma 1wa.bpssSsesns RSpress Trains
a 5s af' l&pres s T has y IL Th up n NJ
s g AND 90 a SosSsSIs Of Sdf STSis
,9,, fr,ins ioaye n.ttiniote Nv ritv limo ava
g s eaSieq man stnied below Tbe e IN S
= II fprain fr,,n, phiiadainhia will nm an Man
DAY sad ffEaTsdSy apiy. fGs ii.bF'' X Train
ds, fridav ,ind saturday enl,
u"'' ii'u"' s0IiiiiW ARb
Trains from Philadelphia viii leave tho Depot,
nav riahft sfrest ? m IN N a -, , 70 N
o "a Z ~ Z M Il a, q I'd III a I II IA ~ :, -''
M Moriah. 7.0l 10 WA. M 4. s6 400.
a gsn ~ N XIV az " * j a s nj p y is IN Am
4 n Il x u 81 III III ! II Il a. 80 -'''' "V4'
~ Tase1sIi, 56d s n. Id 81 u" g. ~ m ls@. $50
4 ~ 4 IA 4 a & "a h AZ il a n M nv ~'N'
DarlV, 7n1 XIX 10 ,i, a. M, h Al . A. An
Nj d g. d:1 10 sn'Gl a. D. M 800 SOW 'V'
Sharon lliil. Z ID. 4 * ID Ai a nj. 70 yD D an
4 M 4 ~ 4 * q al IL "a I ii a. "a n, ~ 'S'
Gieno,den' T. ID. i0 s3. A. M, n nj an 40
~ 80, &s9 loSat II Z, p N
d. y. o g. &. 2 IS. TO- H. A. p. M '''' -''
,a us s is.6 T. r. iio S ii d, y M NJ 4"
ra 5yaag l ,g II II II 1ii ~ ~ ~ ~ " 4VO'
Chester. Z ti. s91 10 "a. N ia. = p go 9go An
iai a Isl 4 Ni am I d a. n III N "A 4 II Vis
II Ill n M w 0'' i''
Lamokiu, 200, $50. 1890. a. m, l29.2.@.
~ 5fi S o. n AZ 8 A. 70 x 81 39 4, Il N n &
W. ff +. r. 1880 a. m..2@ 400 s1a ea
~ f3n 3 M ga, 10 nam 4msnan
q. 10. ii..ns b. IN 'S'' - aus ~ '''
CIalmynti, y, 1870, a. m.,2sO, 400, OILS,
e. bsl iTi 81 s..D io " A. m21 blh GO
y T. l.l.u5'o 4to T. 6 5G u a. II NJ m;
Newport, S Wa. ~. 4Ojp. N.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

SATISFACTORY TRIAL OF 1UE NEW
MACHINE TUESDAY MORNING.
Tu stay morning, at II O'Clock, Hayes
X Gallagher the contractors for cieauiug
cess pools With the odor,css excavator,
gave the machine a trial ut the residence
IT John G.. Baker, Esq, on East
Fourth street, h,fIre quite party
Of prominent gent emen. In few
minutes after the machine arrived It
was placed in position, and in six
ninut atier being started il pumped
four hundred ant incty SIX gallons Of
the coltens Of the cess.p,ul into tank
on the street, with ut making any dirt OF
creating any offer sive smell.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

S2o,e7s5j
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS FEsT1y-
TIES OF GRACE CHURCH AND ITS
CHApEL.

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS FEsfiY-
TIES OF GRACE CHURCH AND ITS
CHAPEL
The Sunday schools of the Grace NJ. f..
Church had their ual Christmas cole.
brstion Sunday and 1t was as usual a
most delightful. atfir. The churcl gave
up the whole day to the children no
other services b.ins neld until evening
The celebration Of the morning school
took place in IN m0ruing aud after short
devotional exercises the programme con
sisted of an address by the pastor, a Sc
lect reldin- ami of music. rh re were
several beautiful solos, duets and qnarts,s
bv the choir and number Of beautiful
claruses By the children.
The exercises of tn .-ternoon ssbooi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

AFTER A CnLp ABDucGoR --Yester
day, stcr Il GIN sen, one Of lis d, puties,
VIVA. il. Gu'e, on a icquisilirn fiom Gov.
iiarlrsnlt, 10 Denver City, Colorado, for
The purpose Of arresting ard bringng
tack with him George Gathers, w no, some
month, ago, abducted little girl, daugh
TOR Of Evan Dickson, OF Ktnnctt Square.
Mr.. CUE is good man TO feud on such
an GRAND, and We fully expect to see
him return IN few days, y ith his game
10 oustod! - Wea Chester Aces, # Mondoy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

POLICE BUSINESS, -The month which
ha- just drawn TO a close has been very
Gull, Indeed, in follce business, and the
plumber Of arrests, rs well as the amount
Of hues coliecICd, has been small,
'ompned with tie corresponding
month of previous years. Win
The exception Of Christmas Eve and
the day following. there have been but
few arrests made his month and no i'm.
ra'tnIt cases have come befWe the
Mayor. People seem TO he improving in
morality, either from choice or necessity.
as tue pulice court, which is a sort OF
leromeer daily shows.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

JEFFERSON HOUSE.


New GA4TLR. DEL
This large aud beautifully situated house has
been put In the Very best repair for the receptinu
u visitors. who will iud at Il All tile accomnno-
dations Of hrst-elHss hotel. Il commands fne
view " the Delaware Bay, and Is once f the most
pleasant and delightful places In the State for eX
enrsions or ple-nics. The house is kent In he
best style, the bar Allied with choicest wines
liquors and malt drinks. and the table supplied
with the suhsIautials and Inquiries Of the market
bNcursiQnlsts can arrive by boat or rail Parties
gho WIEN % go ishlng or boat riding on the noble
Delaware can be accommodated with suitabi.
boats The patronageof the publie Is respectfully
sollelleG. oct ls-f
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

REPORTED MURDER. 1t is reported
that on the Goth, Il colored man named
Hopkins. living near Dilaware Civ.
W 1T TO the house of his mother in.law,
nm Miller, and shot her aud her son.
Mrs Miller has since died, and Hopkins
has left the Siute.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03
EIS It's II ~ .ALLMON.
SEVENTH AND SIMPLIFY. SITS. c.N-E.Ff,
WILMINGTON. DEL, ~

An ofwhch are varra pted Of the quility. durs-
biltv an per ectinn Of fui-h that has characfcri.
zed thsir garbage for TWEEN y yea lHsf. W.
paiiiug ard pain ing pr mu'lg attended 10 I'm the
hest manner. Second. haul carriHEss rlwHyF On
hand At low prices. isS-w
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

a MEAN THIEF On Saturday last
some one hlisl Ell ant thru-t li- hand ito
th- window Of IA house, No. 404 Walnut
81 eet, aud sole from cnristn.s troe A
wax figure OF an angel, wh'cn had been
placed there tv fond parents TO delight
their lit,ie ones.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

A CutlsTMAs IREAT.-On Christmas
dey Dr.. ths-. II. L chards, Of Geotge-
town, wstt TO tie su--eX county aims.
house rrd treated he inmates To oohirc.
lions. nuts, cakes, fruit, &C., and made
aIl, ire ycuug and OLD and sane aud in
sane, happy, ut least for time. For
meny sears doctor Richards has made il
a rule 10 visit tie almshouse on Christ
mas day ard do as be did on Thursday
of last week.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

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