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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26
The sussex Corn Crop,
ITS ABUNDANCE DENIED-THE ORDINATIONS OF
TRAVELLER.

ITS ABUNDANCE DENIED-THE OBSERVATIONS OF
TRAVELLER.
FELTON,, DEL, Nov. II
noticed, some days ago. . paragraph in
lstter from one Of your correspondents stating
that the corn crop Of Sussex WAS abundant. l
wa surprised to see such statement, for had
travelled, . month or 90 ago, over 10 miles
through that county, and saw nothing anywhere
TO justify such . conclusion. Appearances are
sometimes deceptive; but it 10 said that figures
won't lie. The baskets and half.bushels may be-
relied on. Now for facts.
know . farmer that generally grows q thou
sand bushels Of corn per year this year he made
less than thousand basket Of ears, A 6eld on NV
own farm that yielded . thousand bushels when
last in cultivation, this year, with better tlaRe,
returned only 9l6 baskets. An adjoining farmer
VINO, . year or two ago, made 400 bushels,
gAthersd, this year, l028 baskets. These are
tacn, under my own observation, and believe
diner but Little, II any, from the aaneral average
through this and Sussex counties. Nv own
corn, indeed. looked better than the best I Jaw
in Sussex county.
There WILL no doubt, be MORE q lea: con ga
shipped frem each county, farmer must seli
somethtng), bat il 10 all needed here. II ali the
stock were fed ~ II should be. there would be
none 70 seik especially from the middle ssstion
of Sussex.
have no dsposition 70 croak, but feel thank.
full Tor what We have. aud regret very much thai
prods BY the psssns asssA price, Ksx7.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

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M e1ss tnsse .no evlosnoe ~
W. esss. thrown ana pu,he.
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w. sney 'usasT nSss -. 10y y 60 sMGeo p
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fsoss %nst NJ sstsh.hsd bv sbs .xasno. - ~.
dosM Ts ~ sas y1.y peyI d easo"uea
7 aM Ane $780, .ay Dc 91ect On cvum
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rs.rnoi "os,snea GsS evioe . ~ some
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contrsrv sn~ss,. src' snrns cisa,,n,..a,a 'ns
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- .hns., ea sso os !asuncsaon, wnscn must
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80 = S nIas 1nsn ane ssase ne essaolsnsa w
ny SLOW uas sne circumstance under which the
~. "ss o"maatesu MO such - 70 roouce DeIoW
Nv ~. n... ns.hN uaieSe me sviaencs
~ ~ ). ~ sa "r Ano
'u T,u S..a - wn 70 teduoe she cnme.
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AT 5.esn y snS ~ Eay 1uluoT ~ tae
~ s. ~. " nosnk. 70 s.ikgs W. ous We
- no s, ~ SaPlsss any opinion reference
sLa. nn S.s VI .un9conco. youa Mvcsasstloh
nsc..s. 70 ~ y ,nss ~, ',sus no 10y % nm
~ %o.. :" % p.an ~ ~ mui4e. ~ tne sec-
s ouu t IsSreS o. m ny .s VIII however,
~. ulss muG III, n. LUG scConu uee.ee u wneh
msi;ca .so,s.ho,.hs 80. ;.t, 0Apae1s
~. s'o'eVnouSn" out VIII" Mnst
md ,,,,ios 4. ,,,s,,o1 ~ h s.n..s PMea
cruai sct comm;ttnS byy INV rrao NY as;lss
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S;tho. a'..; ~ HJ.so suueny Ans snotner
,na ho..e. y. 1'sa pTvHoaton no. amoqns
t;Ao.,;o, ~ os,,s Su su,p. ~ ouse VI jus
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mnrdsr ~ o;,hap dsa.y t, uoos ~. aIun. 70
~ OF eishsr degree because Of the absence
Ssr r. i, ~ ,;s.;no,s.,s;l ee,nonI ., mu.
murdar and r,.usi.mast usS ps .,
IL norn.dai ia m. n ~: .nsI ~
cuns..nttsI s.;.sn IN W. n less. .poy W u
,mon ti. . Wuo'o ..a, n.s peea WI..en
The r,,Is boSsysr nav hs sa.,sd saw vo.d.
~ M ;,ry shs1 J IL 49," ...s'a MS ns
RUE thai olrcumstantlal evidence must
snv o,h naon h.,,, eSac'er eacmde
chokiue .nnoc.t;yr .nd dr,,,n J"s E rns :,
rhonli s,se.r thss (. came ~ III. Se.,h ~ ~
,,har ,nI,i'.". ~. u Ssno ~ ..s uestu " aIy
naar ,';a ~ we pr,sous, csnnoI DC oonMc'ed
nro,aa v ~, ~. 1..;.a ."u 'ney mus. os
H. ~. s.Is.,4 p,.S.., oi =. ~ p~i ouV.eu
In th;s c.ss thss~ 4. ~ 's.,.~~.~.. .L
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26
New Castle Items,

new CASTLE, Nov. %.
The schooner Charlotte Fish arrived, yestsr-
day, to load White Oak piling for Boston.
The steamer Major Reybold arrived from
PhiladelPhia, yesterday afternoon, with her
ha8s displayed at hslf.mast, and upon inquiring
the cause we learned that the second mate,
Saml. Lloyd, was accidentally killed in the morn.
Ing, in the following manner The s. s E9uato,
while entering her dock, made . line fast to the
Reyboh, and Lloyd went aft and requested them
to slacken II. Just then the stancheon gave
way, striking htm in the breast and causing his
death instantly. His remains we're taken to
Salem, N. j., for interment
lad about fifteen years DID, employed in the
tube mill Of Morris, Tasker Il Co., was struck
BY bar of iron. yesterday morning, on the right
leg, midway between the knee and ankle. break
ing both bones. DR.. Maxwell was called to his
side aud reduced the fracture. NJ,
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stats Items.
Hog-killing has begun.
Seaford has filthy prison cslls.

hog killing has begun.
Seaford has filthy prison Gala,
Eighty conversions took place At seryeson's
Thev Ar. LOOKING y,r .r...n... =, r,.o,a.,,,.u
Cb.no.llo, a.r,.,,ur. !. ao..,.t,.s :. 49,.
.u.o''y 10 oo'n'oi'eu ~ lover
ford H''u"ss As III progress ~ sea
Stat A"'"' ." 5000 fa"liars IN ths
NM
a. III $40 "i'o''VV W eompiete INC IRON pier
,rr. .-..
Milton has srganixed its literary society for
' ~. "'A'oi' ...Jk-l5.f
Inc new sherina u tas lover counties have
been sworn in. - 100
The oolored people have dedicated their new
onu!on ~ lover. W..
The merchAnts down the State are living in
large stocks Of goods
The late 8. J. 0armAn, Ut Clayton, lad his rife
insured for over $4,000.
A revival meeting which Grows in interest lie In
progress st New Cattle. 3 =
MIddletovn h.. ,n.t on.n.a !. M.,h,.,,s, "a
vival which promises well. IS
John SkockIev has haan a,s,t.S ovor.o.r ~,
the Suess1 county aImshonss' "'1'''' "
The Dover cornst hand iii DIV. oo,,,o.. Il,
the new Court House In January.
PRO, wat. ,..so, - ..,s.-
he says hs Iii fs~ve ~ s.stA $500 Il ie' OUT
Tbs Co... r.,.s..-., - 49,,
n.rinS so:. ~ I;Pl.oops oanday school III pre-
p.."'s 'or ohr'stmAs entertainment.
80 s ~ Na pr woex are 70 10 run FROM
" N0" io'A a''0r tie ist prox.
homegrown has two applicants for clsrkships
At Dover, Seaford one, and Loves one.
=. T Eva1s 4 Co, At Middletown, have dis.
doiVed, and Cox Jones succeeded them.
II 10 said COMPANY Ia organizing At A,.f.ci
To crush oyster shells for fertijizine nurpoAas
An suction sale of peach treeu WA .nnounead
at Smyrna on the l7th but thera we're M "a,
buyers To-"
The lsdies n, Ra,bs, and s,,,,,, iii AZ.
tn. NJ .o4,;n u " nsuasi sna summit VII hold
evening, '"fp'' ~" '''"'A' u" AnprS"ay
Thom.. W D.vsou =, a....u,
Tor ssrossnt.. ou ., . oesiofu, 70 eseuiaate
"s - '''e neA' house OF hep-
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New York.

hAIL REFUSED TO CORONER cRoKRR.
s.f'i u. Hi New YoRK, Nov. 26
The motion to admit Coroner Croker to bail
on the charge Of the election day murder has
been denied. NO . .'.' Yh .tri
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Read.

We are now advertising several leading Phos
phstes, but would particularly invite attention
manufactured BY Hubbard Bro, Wyoming, Del
This phosphate has merits commensurate with Ia
reputation which 10 equal to any In the Market and
much lower price than any other phosphate. The
satisfaction resulting from Its can only be at
ributed to the large percentage OF actual Fertilizer
essentially bone, employed In Its manu- aciure, max.
Ing 1t undoubtedly the hest manure for all crops
that can be put In the soil.
parts, ami orders are inHs In dai ', Indicating
general use this fall. Those expecting to use the
improved Star Bone Phosphate Will avoid dlssp-
pontment by sending theiI orders early
HJIBBAkD 4 RRO
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

The COMMERCIALLY ACCURACY THE MEANS OF
PAYING Ten WEEKS SUBscRIprIoS.-Two gel,-
tlemen meeting, the other day, laid wager Of
ono dollar each upon the accuracy Of . local
item which was reported In the COMMERCIAL
The matter was tested, and the gentleman who
insisted upon the correctness OF the statement
pocketed the money. Without an effort to en-
courage the habit, We would modestly say that
no effort is spared to render all local reports
in these columns reliable, and Of late we have
received many testimonials Of success in this
respect All information il traced to o!1,-
cial sources, sometimes at great trouble and de
lay and we prefer rather to omit an item than
mistake it,
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Special Muttfes,
Testimony,

cheerfuly give this testimony 70 the public thai
Mrs. Fosters Blood Puruer aud letter Oinllnens
cured me:
was afflicted for many years with dlsordered
Dlo0d, troublesome and obstinate letter Of thu
skin and swelling Of the glands Of the neck which
was the occasion Of prolonged suffering snd ex-
Clans In the city and used their mi Slicine long lime
without receiving any permanent relief; on the
contrary getting worse. till finally almost despair
Blood Purifier, which was recommended to me Is
being certain cure for my disease. II was the
turning point IN my case (; after using two bottles
OF the Blood Purifier In connection with the letter
Ontment, the swelling ceased the eruptions dlsap-
peared and now am entirely and enectualy cured
II further information 10 desired concerning my
case, call 1t my residence
THOS. SCOTT,
1880 Claymont Street, over 18th Street bridge
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stormy.

lakes John, how 1t rains and you going out,
You'll surely get wet 10 the skin.
row dame there's no need to put yourself out
For this coat shall put myself IN,
Tear not the rain, though In torrents It fall
Nor by Winters cold blast am djsuayed.
get all my Clothes from the famed 7b.oer Hall,
And can face any Rorm thus arrsyed,
Weather aud time 0efying garments, stylish and
comfortable, can always be selected from our iln-
mense stock, q prices low enough 10 suit ali rur.
chasers, BENNETT 4 CO., TOWER HALL CLOTH
oetweei Fifth and Sixth streets, Philadelphia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

FUNERAL OF Mrs. JUDaE GILpIN.-The fnner-
81 Of Mrs. Eleanor Adelaide Gilpin took place
Thursday afternoon, from the residence Of Lor
husband, the Hon. \. W. Gilpin, on Delaware
Avenue. Court having adjourned though re-
by the Associate Justices. the members Of thu
bar and large concourse Of friends The body
was placed in a handsome burial casket covered
with black cloth and finely mounted with
silver handles and plate. The religious services
Rev. Mr.. Eyer, Of the Hwedenborgian Church
Of which deceased was . member. George q,
Gogdop, John 9. Patterson,W. O. spruance II On.
jAinin Nields, 7, =. Rsyard and Geo. Gray, Esls.,
acted - pail bearers, and the distance buing
etery, they walked along side OF the earse to the
grave, where the remains were solemnly depasi.
ted.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

A CURIOUS acknowledgements may be
deceptive. On Thursday last the Office If
Squire Peterson, in Media, vas shyly approach
ed by q man who had the appearance Of a
tramp. He asked il the Squire was in, and
when told that he was, beckoned to woman
thought the parties desired al order for the
poor house, especially ~ the woman was NC
companied by two children, one An infant. Not
no they wanted to be married, and promptly
responded to all questions the woman nursing
the infant rs the ceremony proceeded When
the knot Was tied the man promptly paid IS ind
both left apparently well satished.-M, Tia
AI1pyjn1n
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

New CoLoRED SCHOOL, HOUSE AT MippLErDws.
The new school-house at Middlstown, for the
Use OF colored children. the erection Of wh,h ia
due to the energy and perseverance Of Ed yma
B. kruse, the teacher Of the school in that
town, III now about completed, and it Ii PROF ,red
to formally open it on Tuesday Of next v .ck,
the oath inst Several OF those Interested Ia the
work Of education are expected to be pr, rent
among then Rev. Fielder Israel OF this city.
The new building 10 neat two.story franz. -
by ~ feet, nicely finished and probably the lest
colored achool-house in the State, outside OF
Wilmington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

DEATH OF 8. B. WORTH ESQ, Seth b. Worth,
Of Coatesvile, one Of the most respec. table and
well known citizens Of that town, died Thur. lay
after ten days illness, Of typhoid fever. He
WAS one Of the firm OF Steele i Worth, of
the Visdact Iron Works. and has long been ac-
lively engaged in business, taking an active part
with his partner, in the construction Of the vii
mington Reading railroad, and becoming one
Of its Directors. His health has been impaired
by close application to business. and his dsa b is
doubtless to be ascribed to that cause.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

FREIGHT ON THE ". d Il. r. R.-For some
time past there has been gradual increase Of
freight on the Wilmington Reading Railroad,
and especially is this the case from Wilmington
to Coatesville. The freight principally consists
Of blooms shipped by canal from Troy, New
York, and other northern cities to the wliarves
Of the Company in this city, whence they are
shipped by rail to the various rolling mills IN
tile vicinity OF Coatesville
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

The CRIsFIELD OYSTER SHIPMENTS. The new
fast freight line, lately established OH the Della
ware r. H.. Is rapidly developing the oyster
trade at Crisfeld by the facilities which the line
affords for the rapid transportation of tile bi
valves to the city markets, they now going into
New York and Philadelphia in much shorter
time and in far better condition, when shlcked
On Tuesday the shipments reached almost TO-.
900 gallons, which is believed to be the heaviest
shipment yet made from the place.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

The station house and freight depot at Slaugh
tar's on The Md. 4 Del. r. r. was destroyed BY
fire Oh Saturday. It is twelve miles below Clay
ton.
A plank has been laid from York Lynn Station,
on the W. h W. r. R., to the creek crossing Al
the Upper SNUFF Mills.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

ALL EQUIPPED WITH HORSES. The Friendsh,
has been the only steam fire engine company
without horses. It now has purchased beauti
800. They were Western colts, but were rails.
cd and broken in Montgomery county, Pa, and
then sold to gentleman at Spring City, Chester
county, where tile Friendships committee found
them. They are exact matches, with only two
pounds difference in weight and II days in age
One can scarcely be told from the other Viey
weigh, each, about 1900 pounds.
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9eaths.

DUFFlGl Don Monday, Nov. SD, Anna LorepnA
nunleld, eldest daughter Of George W. and HalIie
DUNE d, aged years, II months and 10 days.
N0tN..In this city, on the morning Of the 18th
inst, Of scaret fever, Robert b. son Of 8. @. and
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

When the mercury hovers In the vicinity Of % de-
grees people become much Interested NJ the ther.
mometen and notice every variation Of the tenn.
PefAtnre An extensive variety II instruments Of
this kind, 1t moderate pFices, may be had Of =
L BRIN0HUK0T CO.,
COrnor 9Th and Market HtreAia
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

BiRDsBoRo. = In facilitating notice of
Birdsboro the Pioneer says: Within this period
lthree years. the place was incorporated, two
large blast furnaces aud several hundred houses
were erected. New streets are opened and
grading and paving them is constantly III prog
ress When the iron works and other industries
are in full operation, from $780, to 525, 900
are pad monthly to tho employees. The popu.
lAtion Of the town IL from 800 20 1000,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

Fosters snfsilible Cough syrup.
No more Coughs, no more Colds, no more Bron.
chits, no more Group Asthma Innuenxa and ali
affections OF the throat and lungs speedily cured BY
using Mr. Dr. Fosters Infsllible Cough syrup.
ant safe and easy 10 take. For sale ut
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West otreets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

The SALISBURY LUMBER TRADE.- active
demand has set in for manufactured lumber at
Salisbury, Md, and the mills are in full opera
zion sgain. The vast piles which arc usually to
be seen along the wharves are now greatly re-.
iuced, and with the orders now coming in a
busy season IL sntclpsted,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

THE CONFERENCE AcADEMY.-Rey. James NJ.
Williams Principal Of the Wilmington Confer
ence Academy, states that there are nov rs pu-
pills in the institution, 40 Of whom are Arde' D.,
and the re mainder day scholars. The frat te, u
ID drawing to what Mr. Williams deuomn,atss |.
successful close, although he says the academy
IL still lacking 10 some OF the necessary sppur
tenances which should belong to the Institution
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

BREAKING UP HOUSEHOLD Hieau.. of
this city, went down to Seafold on a visit, last
week, and while there was fined $50. for unbe-
coming conduct. The Citizen says that he aud
his brother John grew HILARIOUS one night from
during a heated discussion Curtis picked up au
axe, when all others He'd and he being sole mon
arch Of the house proceeded to demolish owe
the clock and ether things, This was the ma
ture OF the offence for which he was fined.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

A DELAWARE RELIC IN AN ENGLISH MusEun,-
We have been shown . letter from the Mayor of
Liverpool. England acknowledging the receipt
from gentleman Of this city Of an Indian axe
found on the farm Of r. H. Griffith, which axe
has been placed in the Free Public Library Nu-
scum and Gallery Of Art at Liverpool.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

CONVICTED OF MURDER.-Joshua Griffin, color
cd, 20 years Of age, who brutalIy killed Miss
Susan TAYLOR, in Hartford county, Md, five miles
from Aberdeen, October ~, 1874, was convicted
in the Circuit Court for Hartford county at Bel
air, on Saturday last, Of murder in the first de-
gree.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

A FINE Cow.-William Wiley, Of Wallace,
Chester county, has one COW, from which his
good wife has made in the past thirty weeks $50
pounds OF butter. The animal Ia very small
beast will not weigh more than 400 pounds
when fat, and all her feed has been the grass
from one acre Of meadow land
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

SOME MINISTERIAL GossIp.--The Milford
Ne,cs has been collating ministerial gossip. IL
sage: Dover wants to retain Rev. G. b, Watson
and Milford wants him. with the prospect that
he will remain where he ia Rev. Robt W. Todd ia
being made to transfer Rev. E. Stubbs to the
Philadelphia Conference and q dozen churches
In this Conference want him and it ia rumored
that Rev. J. H. Lightbourne now at Cuu.ber-
land, Nd, is coming East again.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

SUDDEN DEArH.-Joseph Ryan, Of Oxford,
Pa, died suddenly, early on Monday morning,
while sitting In his chair. Deceased was about
10 years Of age, and for some time past has suf-
Tered with dyspepsia and heart disease
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

REMARxABLF CONVENTIONAL young lady Of
the city Of Wilmington has recently bean w.,oed
and won by . gentleman, formerly of Milford,
but before she surrendered she demonstrated
her sense OF spirit by converting him from y
tobacco-chewing Democrat to an anta-tobacco
Republican Milford Ne,rs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

SALE OF FARM.-L. W. Stidham l. Son, We'd
nesday, sold for George Thompson surviving Ex-
ecutor Of John Thompson. farm Of 1856 acres
In the upper end Of Mill Creek Huudrsdto Ste
phsn Mitchell for GIL per acre. Six acres Of
wood land belonging to the sams farm ~ sold
to David Eastburn for ESQ. 80 per acre. A large
lot OF hay was sold 1t the same time for s1l aud
. Is per ton,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

Lodge, No 81, l. o. o. F., Of this city will oels-
brste Its seventh anniversary on the Srd Of De-
cember, on which occasion q supper Will be- Civ
en- ct the Clayton House. The lodge At ST. Geor-
gee, Dell, vii be present BY invitation.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

RzrURSIsHrNo.-The office Of the Collector
Of Customs has recently been furnished with .
very rish and handsome Brussels carpet. A lot
Of now furniture Is also being made Tor the Col.
lectors Office, when that now In use will 10
moved into the Deputies department.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

Business ON THE CANAL.-Busness on the ca
nal is getting dull Some OF the captains say
hey viii ste up by December 1st, unless
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

RevENuE AnaEsT. Timothy O. HERBERT real
ding q Armstrong; Corner, near M,tidlseown,
bad . hearing before U. q Commissioner Smith.
On Friday, ON the charge Of selling lisnor, with.
out the payment Of The U. 8. special tax. He
waA held In $500 for Court
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sudden Death.

A GRAND IURYNAN TAKEN WITH APoPI.KxY AND DIES
AFTER q HOURS ILLNEss.
New CASTLE, Nov. rs.
Vim. Cooper, = member Of the Grand Jury,
VISA taken sick in the Grand Jury room, this
morning, 1t ten AID . half o'clock. and died ct
his house at one p. m, Of apoplexy.
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BUsINAsa CuANox H. Britton who, al
most from time immemorial, has kept the cigar
store at No. East Fourth street. has sold out
bis stock and fixtures TO john B. johnson, and
retired from the business We presume it will
continue to be the same place Of popular rssore
that It has been under the old MANAGEMENT
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-11-26

reasonable
During this sweltering weather every oua shout,
be familiar with the value Of GOOD TOILET POW.
DEN In preventing and removing excoriAtlOpk
large assortment Of the nueat quality Of French
HngnAA, and American MAnufActure, for sale BY
Z BRINGHURST 1 CO.,
4. Apothocaries,
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JOAN BoDDYs RRroRrID FALURE.-lt 10 cur
rently reported on the street that John Boldly,
the confectoner at All Market streot, has failed,
but on inquiry We learn that be has executed to
Jacob Pussy mortgage on his real estate, In
Older to secure an extension and his creditors
against all loss. BY this arrangement Mr.. Bod
,dy will be enabled, he thinks. when certain
loans mature, to pay OF every dollar Of his in
IunN iuaaH In full l.
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. m. s1p nmr LONDON, Nov. %.
A rhinocsros in the Geological Gardens IA
tally gored two keepers, to-day ,-- ur