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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

Another new lot OF ladies' neck
ties Just received at Vans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

--Ladies' sleeveless jackets at
cost, ut Vans.
Call and examine the extensive
sock Of holiday goods at Vans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24
The huge, drastic, gripping, sickening

The huge, drastic, gripping, sickening
pills, constructed Of crude, coarse and
bulky ingredients, are fast being super
seeded by DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purga.
tive Pellets, or Sugar Coated, Concentra
ted Root and Herbal Juice, Arti-Bilious
Grannles-the Little Giant" Cathartie
or Multum In Parvo physic. Modern
Chemical Science enables DR.. Pierce to
extract from the juices of the most val
liable roots snd herbs their active nett
cinal principles, which. when worked in
to little Pellets Or Grsnules, scarcely lar
ger than mustard seed, renders each liz
tie Pellet % active and powerful as q
large pill, while they are much more pal
atsble and pleasant In effect.
DR.. Ira A. Thayer, of Bseonsburg, Ohio
writes: II regard your Pellets - thu
best rssedy for the conditions for which
you prescribe them Of anything hav'
ever used, 90 mild and certain In effect
and leaving the bowels In IN excellen
condition. It seems to me they mUs
take the place Of oil other oathartic pill.
sad medicines"
Lyon d Macomber, druggists, Vermil
lion, d. r., say: 1--WE think they ar
going to sell like hot cakes - soon .
people get acquainted with them, an
will spoil the pill trade, IS those tina
have them like them much better thai
large pills."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

For Christmas presents call at
Vans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-12-24

Ladies' velvet hats reduced from
81 to 20 cents ct Vans.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
The Living TCIegranher-

Symptoms are the silent characters through which
the diseased body telegraphs its condition But
they are not always read Alright. and the medicines
administered sometimes aggravate instead of reiey-
ing the complaint Conspicuous among the in
stances Of malpractice which are of daily occur
pated invalids with powerful cathartics Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters, in which skliully blend
cd the vegetable clements best ada pied to the in
violence. of Regular discharges from the bowels.
should be taken twice or thrice day as a reu, ed
fCr indigestion of every type, and for costly
whether chronic or casual. No other medicine will
10 required and thu cure win be rapid and paine ess
No medicine. as yet discovered or compounded
equals Hostetters Btters as a specific for ali nfec
lions Of the liver, we'll as for diseases of tn
stomach, the bowels and the nerves. ianstolG
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
the Somerset County Homicide.
COMMITMENT OF T.YLoR TO AWAIT THE ACTION
OF THE GRAND sURT

COMMITMENT OF T.lLoR TO AWAIT THE ACTION
OF THE GRAND sURT.
William Taylor, who Killed Alfred Hitch, on
Cecember 81, and surrendered himself the second
day thereafter, had hearing, On Thursday before
| Justice upshur, at Princess Anne in order tba,
the State might give him legal commitment
hons. JOHN W. Crlstield and James L. Dennis
appeared for the prisoner. H. Page, ESQ, Tor the
State There were four witnesses examined for
The prosecution. Their testimony was substau.
tlaliy the Same and to this effect: Hitch was hall
drunk, and bantered Taylor for a wreSte III Par
kers store; Taylor took no notice of it TAYLOR
pought piece OF tobacco aud some Coffee and
went out On the railroad, starting for home ~
company with three other men, ono of whom was
Fleming; Hitch took up Taylors axe and threw
II up ON II fick OF wood Taylor got 1t. and HIlcll
attempted 10 take 1t away when he 60. cut htlie
IN the wrist, accidentally; Hitch, however, took
u ana Threw 1t up the railroad Taylor aud the
othcr three meu then started on up the road when
Hitch said, go, l can whip the whole crowd of
ye; Z" Fleming said, D-d if you can; Hitch
ran up to Fleming, and, taking him by The coat
SAID, " What did you say, Tom" Taylor, who
was twenty yards away, turned and ran back va v
ing, I'll fix him." and made lunge nj him with
something, which was not seen, but a broken
butcher knfs blade was found 10y Hitch's bidc
alter his death; /; Taylor then ran to "a rick of
wood and tried to get stick out. but seemed 10
change his mind, ran back up the road some 20
yards, picked up his axe, Ia chop axe) ran back
to Hitch and "soached it into Hitch, who fell
dead instantly. Justice Upshur committed him
10 await the action OF the grand jury. Taylor is
hity-iour years old, Hitch about twenty-five
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
SoCIE TIeS.
MEKTINas THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge, No. l, l. o. o. F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Lenape Tribe, No 6, 10 NJ, in fourth story
SaVille Building, 9th and Market street.
wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 3, o
U A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets
Franklin Council, No. 8, o u A NJ, at Mechan-
les Hall, PIG King street
Wilmington Council, No 8, Jr, . L A NJ, at
Hall, 5th and Market streets
Enterprise Circle, B G A, at Hall 5Oi Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No /, X of p, at knight
OF Pythias Hail, No. 2ll Market street
Washington Lodge, No 3, q +, at Good Fell
lows Hall. McClary's Building, 605 Market ST.
Mawaset Lodge. No IL, y of q T, at room
18th and Scott streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
STATE ITEMS.

Thc Dsia,narcan says that Dover Green is
| greener now, Jan. 7, than 1t was last July -
IT it were not for some patches OF sedge, Hitter
and leaves, tho grass would look as II just
mown.
The new brick warehouseat Dover depot is
approaching completion. The old frame ware
houses are being removed .E.t4
During the year the congregation of the
| Forrest Presby terian Church OF Middletown,
has raised 81 ,96S IA, for church and missionary
purposes.
| At last Odessa reiOices In street lamps, and
"cometh out of darkness, into light"
A number of skins and furs have recently
been stolen from the darkey trappers Of Odes
81.
The success of RehObolh Beach, jas place of
summer resort, was SO decisive, last season,
that is earnestly proposed to enlarge the hotel
there, belonging to the Camp Meeting Asso-
ciatior.
SHERIFFs SALEs.--Sherin Armstrong ad-
vertises to sell at public sale the following pro-
perties
At the hotel of James G.. Piprson, on the esth
instant, the property of Joseph BIckta. in Tat
nall street below Fifth. Also the property of
Levin $. Taylor at the cornOr of Third and
Shipley sts. the hotel property of Morris
Dickinson corner Front and King streets, and
the property formerly occupied by Philip
CoOmbs Second street between French and
Walnut.
At the house of jackson Briant, in Middle
town, on the 27th inst, a large.frame building,
the property of the Delmarvia Manufacturing
Company.
At the house of Robert Strickland, in the
town of Newark, on the Both instant, the
farm of Edward d. lance, containing 133
acres.
ANNUAL MEkTINo.-rhe Farmers. Associa-
tion of New CASTLE county, for the detection of
hOrse thieves and recovery Of stolen horses,
held their ninth annual meeting, on Saturday,
anu the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year
President -GeOrge Jackson,
Vice President-W. 7. Stidham,
secretary and Treasurer james Ii. ll0ffec-
ker,
Drectorc-Abner liollingsworth, Il. Town
send, w. Ii. DerricksOn, VIM. LambsOD, Rich
ard Jackson, Reuben Satterthwaite. James
Bradford, Jason Davis, John K. Tatum, John
JOurdan.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

ExEcrTloNs.-lt is reported that nearly two
hundred executions have been issued since The
Session of the superior Court, In this COUNTY be-
ing larger number than al any similar period OF
nme within the recollection OF th Oldest inhabl-
tant We presume that many Of them Will be
stayed, but the Indications are that the Sheriff
Will have his time pretty fully OCCUPIED for the
coming three months, il not until next November.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

WILMINGTON & WESTERN Il. RAT the meet.
ing oil the stockholders, to-day the proposition
some time ago made by H. s. McComb and others
OF The bondholders submitted and rejected.
proposition 10 extend the road under the pres
eht management 10 Oxford was advocated by Mr.
jackson. and seemed 10 meet the views OF the
majority present. The report of the President
was READ ana showed that the cost OF running the
road had greatly exceeded The receipts, ana that.
aside from this its construction debt greatly ex
ceeded hundred thousand dollars. The time TOR
closing lhe election for stoc holders being extend
ed to clock, the names of those elected could
not be had IN time for our present issue
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

LARGELY ATTENDED. The funeral of Mrs.
Susan A. Robinson, on Saturday afternoon,
was largely attended, and numerous friends
and relatives followed the remains to the
grave. The services at the house were con
Quoted by Rev. l.. &. Matlack. The interment
took place at the Wilmington Il Rrandywine
Cemetery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

TRIAL OF THE DELAWARE ENGINE.-On Satur-
day a!ternoon, the Delaware Steam Fire Engine
was tried at the northern end of French street on
the Brandywne Although the engine was not
IN very good condition, it worked admirably, and
threw stream of water distance OF l59 feet
through 1000 feet OF hose Tks Delaware steamer
- one OF the best in our Fire OepartInent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
el1ILAD'A, WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE: RAILROAD.

WITHDRAWAL or TRAINS AND CHANGE
or HOURS
Vnan'i alter rueslty, November llth. 1873. the
90 NJ Tram from Philadelphia Will be ran to
Lhmukin only.
The iplln~ing trains will be withdrawn
u A. NJ. IL. 1 ~ T.. Nj. between Fhiladrlphia
sud Lauokiu.
,. . l. A. NJ. l3l T. N. between Llmokin and
fmladclrhia.
ne tram nov leaving rhhadeinhia at r Is +. NJ .
or Mnorc's wall leave al 8 - T.. NJ and run tn In'
mOkin. "
tram viii leave LA nosin at "o A. NJ for Ph IL
adeirhll. ftppplng NJ all stations.
A1w,",hin"ihtlon tram for Philadelphia now ieny r.
ing W llmingt"n at 100 A. NJ. will leave At 30
nols H. T. kENNEY. Sup'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

UNION COMMUNION SERvICE.-Thi5 even
ing, general communion service will be held
at Grace NJ. +. Church, which will be partici-
pated In by the adherents of all Christian de-
nominations in this city.
Addresses will be made during tie even
ing and elergymen Of the different denomina-
tions will assist in administering the comclu
nion
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

conscience STRICKEN-A note containing
one dollar was handed TO Delaware man the
other day. being restitution for AN old knife
stolen some years ago from a blacksmith's shop
The article was not worth 25 cents, but the
conscienoe il troubled has settled the case with
dollar bill. The recipient has handed the
money over TO the missionary cause. Methc-
dist Home journal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

hkttthLh 10 STAY. Tins morning. at the
thN Hail. friend uf one ot the prisoner, GANG
NJ 10 pay his line aud effect his releasr. But the
prisoner had Jnst lad stormy interview with his
wife, and, ior awhile, refused to 20 free stating
that he had rather he confined there than be "dey
li"d 10 death by his wife Finally he was PIE
vailed upon to leave, after the payment of his fine
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

+ The Ledger says Money Ia reported exces-
sisely abundant, and but for the sharp 'discrimi-
nation made by leaders the rates would have to
come down. As il ia cali loans sill rule
at per cent and prime paper is quoted at Z 10
per cent. On Government collateral the rate
is 9 10 per cent. Paper that is not Of thor.
oughly approved credit meets with little favor.
The banks being overslocked with money are
free lenders.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
Congress-.

The u. S. Senate was not in session on Sa-
turday. In the House nothing was done but
speech making. Mr.. Butler, of Tennessee,
Withers. Of Kentucky, ,on affairs In Louisiana
Field. OF Michigan, on finance Vance of
North Carolina, on civil rights Whitehead
OF Virginia, on the tobacco tax Milllsh, of
New York, and Kelley OF Pennsylvania, on
the money Of the United States; Cain, of North
Carolina. and Grassland, OF Kentucky ,on ciyil
rights.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

PERsoNAL.-R Right Rev. Allied Luc, D. d., Of
this city, bishop oi the Protestant Episcopal uiu-
cc,r OF Delaware. preached yesterday morning at
The Church oi The Ascension, Baltimore, Row T.
+. Cathel, rector. and last night AT ST. Peters Eps-
cupul church. Rev. Dr Grainm,r, tcc.or 10 large
Congregations.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

ANNUAL MEETINGS TO morrow annual meet
ings, VIII be held by the following cUrporati,ns:
by Wilmington i Reading Railroad. for INC
election OF Directors and other business
BY all the National Banks OF the city aud State
for the election of Directors
The annual meeting Of the Bakers Union will
be held, this evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

f"iiCE CASES, Frahcis Sullivan ami Juo Wi
son were arrested hy officers Deruhardt aud UNeiIl
i"r ds"rderiy conduct Each were required L. pay
costs and give bail in the sum ut 500 to keep the
peace, ana The Ion mel, III addition, was lind - 90
lhrec eases "t drunkenness have bcen dispo. ed o,
siAce saturday morning, AT 10 cent ana costs each
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

THE ORPHANS FAIR.-At the Orphans
Fair Institute Hall, Saturday night the
votes for the bagatelle table were counted,
and found to result as follows Shields Lii
brary Association, 1242 votes Philopatrian
Literary Association, 406 votes. The table
was therefore awarded to the Shields Library
Association. Several articles were chanced
of Saturday evening. The far continues to
night
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
LOCAL IETELLIGENCE.

Annual meetings arc NUMEROUS, al pteacnt
The Board OF fducaii'u iHcet~ this evening
We are now having something ike Winter we =
thcr.
All the churches, yesterday, were largely at
tended. p
The Orphans Fair, at the Institute Hall, closes
this evening.
4 general communion service " i'll be held. this
evening, at Grace NJ. T.. Church.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
CONDENSED MILK.

Is made by carefully evaporating the ,watery ror-
non Of Iresh Mlk. adding 10 it 4 small portion OF
white sugar and sealing it up hermeticaliy. In
This way il VIII KEEP for years and can again be
the addition Of pure water II is very largely led
IN the preparation OF food for infants, and is
especially adapt ed 10 the of travellers on &C
count Of It's portability and answering all the pur
J." Of fresh milk. The best brands are sold by
l.. BRINGlITRST j co,
Corner Sixth and Mark Ct streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
NUTRINA,

Prepared from Wheat and admirably adarted as a
diet 10 those of sedentary h bits and for all per
,"hs suffering from impaired digestion. Constipa-
;ion - the bowels often the cahse of much i'll
health and suffer is reev cd by the frequent use
Il THIS fool IncS same may be said Of genuine
scotch. Piu Head Irish > and Bethlehem 0at Meal
whirh of finest quality are supplied by
T.. BkINGHUkST 4 co.
Apothecaeies.
Corner Sixth sud Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

UNwELL,-We regret 10 announce that Rev
T. j. Thompson. Presiding Elder of this Dis
trict Of the Wilmington Conference, is very I'M
well owing to al affection of the kidneys He
has been bed for week past, and has been
able 10 preach only two sermons during the
month. We hope the Reverend gentle
man will soon recover his usual good health.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

ll>RL'S CoRNER.-Benjamin {. fcHcr, ef this
city, has rented the Hares Corner hotel property,
and will Letp an attractive house OF entertain
ment there the coming season.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

EARMER,' Mutual FIRE lNs Co.---rbis morn
ing the annual injecting OF the Farmers Mutual
fire Insurance Company, convened at the office
No. S33 Market stIcet but without tIansaciinr any
business, adjourned until o'clock, Z. Nj.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

y Loss. \ farmer from Ch, ster county lost a
package cohiainlng sSJ, in our market on We'd
nes,ay last. II may have iaien Iuio the gutter
and been carried luto the ChiIsiinua 10y the Hood.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

NuT ENpECTED IT. COME Ii Is probable that
PhIllp PhIips will not come to this city and give
a concert at The Union NJ. T. Church ON the even
my aunuunced, john B. Cough Is 10 lecture at
the Masonic Temple on The same evening. The
delay, however, Will not be long.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
CURRY POWDER

4 popular kitchen requisite Of Fast India orig in
Tor hayoring soups. meats. iowls. game. carsuts.
chow chow. .tr.. small portion in.pafuug very
agreeable. slightly pungent, aroma. Prepared
10m the genuine receipt by -
r. BRINGHl RST Il CO..
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

RETURNED TO WoRK.-Recently Messrs
+. x e. Brooke's employees, at BIrdsboro'
struck on account of a reduction of their wa.
ges. On Saturday, however, the men accep-
ted the reduction and returned to work.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

NUNERoUs1Y ANswERKD.--A want ior a girl,
in the GAZETTE, on Friday, was answered ii,
twenty four hours nv eighteen calls
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

fIgkEn UP AT SEA. The schooner Thos. Fisk.
engaged IN the trade between Baltimore and Nos.
sau, arrived al Long Dock, Baltimore, ON Satnrdav
evening She is in charge of Capt. Edward stean
and prize crew, and her entire left side and wo,s
stove 10 The Fisk left New London, Conn about
river and when off the Delaware coast was nm
INTO by an unknown schooner and damared 10
such an extent nat she was abandoned bv her
crew. She was picked up at u Ca as a prize sarnc
tune since, brought to w Wilmington, discharged
ballast, and was taken TO baltimore through iLe
canal ior repairs. She Is badly damaged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

BAKERS lNloN.--1he annual meeting oil the
Bakers non association, will bc held tins even
ing when steps will bc taken TO effect u reoisani-
yItion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
CITY NOTICES.

The hest recommendation Of the bismarck Cater
comes from those who have worn them. They in
Vunahly ndNhe their t,,end- to drop ~ and try II
Oh. AT BABCOt X n BRO.
.ui Market street.
"A good article adv -rt,,hs ITSELF" and the His-
,arf,r G1u.r tur r,Ht' ,m,Y l. U,ursrsoEp recon
mtinleJ hy tho,r vino have worn 1t rs IN, Grtitf
for comfort and ,nuN cnIehrc. For sale only hv
BABCOCk 4 BRO.
an Market street.
Men,' Gaitel>. p. and ur.
Mems boots, - and up.
Ladies Shoes. ~ isl sud az.
Al ,he Old cheap Store Ut
BABtUEk nkO.
~. Market street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves "a wharf above Chestnut street phiIad.,
pha. daily at p. IN. and French street wharf. Vii.
ninet9n; at . p IN. Freight handled carefully and
rWar ded win dHpatch- q. W.fBUSH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

LADIES,
We hAVa '.i-. .urk d ChIilreu's Shoes
hat r.p i.. sid cail aud exAln,nr. they very
cheer, wv. II kNDtGCk Goa,
i'I Market 81, doors below Fourth.
Rts, urIioN % Sr.,ls PNNINT Vim. VI Gab
C,,L ii Co..al. Market street. doors below ith,
vii take sUc,r "a - 'hange lor loot ahj shoes I"
q limited , At,ut iEt5 don't wdnt too luuch oi it,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
VIM. s. WATT
NO. 1909 Marker street,
PLUMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER

fIUWbth, GHS dnu ) LAM TT TtK
Wishes his frienis and patrons 10 know that he has
re'umed business in the above brances and would
desire 10 renew their custom heretofore so literally
bestowed. lie il preTarP.' TO do all kinds of work
in his line, and submit Inmates OF cost, guaran
teeng 10 flush all contracts an complete all Jobs
in the mort
SUBSTANTIAL i WOhkM MANLIKE MANNER
Sdti'itctiO1 u rll WI b' NY aim. aal tha snll
"ts-ibi Lit .lts.il
Give me A call. su2o.i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
lUOsF pIIECUANING

isrss and varied storf at low priCes.
.ras WM. II. BABO0Ck \ co.
Es- Fat. ot. Iods-'"rell the truth and shame
Id Satan" there i, no getting around it: what we
ave said Is sand. and the public bear Us out in our
inclusion, that tor trst-claSs boot shoe gater.
HaIEet street tour doors below 4th. is the place
gtt it, WM. II. BABCOCk i co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

SPLENDID CHERYsToSE OYSTERS AND FfSr
ENIsoS-Captain Barry has fresh supply of
nhe Cheiystone Oysters, which he is d:sposipe OF
al The basement No. 4l6 Market street. Chery
stone oysters are rarIety in this market ; they
,,a nave heretofore all passed on 10 New York or
fhiladelphia, where they command the highest
prite. These oysters are not plants but arc taken
from The Cherystone Greek and brought directly
To Wilmington. Ths Captain will guarantee that
.hey are the natural growth of the Cherystone the
all other bivalvs " ~
ehlsoh oy ihe quarter and in sieakes, as well
10 leIilians, ducks, and other wild game, ALWAYS
ON hand at vory moderate prices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12

DELAWARE INSTITUTE OF MECHANIC Al
AKTs.-On Saturday night, the annual meet
ing Of the Delaware Institute of Machanc
Arts was held in the Institute rooms 5. T..
corner OF Fifth and Market streets. The
attendance of the Executive Committee was
not very large, and therefore the most i'm
portant business of the meeting was postpon-
ed.
On motion, the President, Z. IL. brennan,
was authorized to apponta Nominating Com
mttec, to report names for al Executive Com
mttee, to be voted upon at the next meeting.
The Nominating Cmnittee consists o. MesSrs.
Israel, Valentine, stone, Taylor and Turner.
On motion the Secretary was instructed to
prepare an address to the public sstting forth
the objects of the Institute, and soliciting aid
and contributions, the same to be published in
the newspapers of the city.
On motion, the meeting adjourned. until
Saturday night next,
1t way be we'll to say here, the Institute is
increasing in importance and membership, and
its indebtedness is somewhat less than it was
last year
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-12
PENiNsuLAR NEWS.

tNtniy persons were converted at recent to
yi,afinetihgnt MalaIeu's Mills. ncHr Milling
. ioH.
Rev j. w llsmmriScy, of MiliIngtun, was &c
Gently made happy by large donation party. ,
! \ recent Sabbath School Missionary meeting a
| Milington, nctted S2i in cash, and S3i.42 N
promises.
| Recently a black boy stole a valuable hors,
from wm. II. Ford at Miington, and after md
lug 10 Elkton, turned the animal loose. 1t was
found and returned to the owner.
Farlee, Kent county, is considerably elated Il.
the erection OF n school house and wheclNiiGht
and blacksmith shop within the vlas, lin'.s.
The Farmr.- :" l;... ~ H"dllir, is iinEr-
ishing.
CAPT IoLn y l.. i>,... o,pg map of Caro-
iu' county.
During last week, the Susquehanna river was
very much swollen by the heavy rains aud the
breaking pp of the ice.
\ i'ort Deposit party, few days ago secured
over one hundred tcrrapins, in one da, s scoop.
Sandy, u colored gentleman of RowlandSvilic,
recently received liberal quantity Of bird shot III
his thigh, owing TO the careless handing of gun
hy iiieHl
Pugh X Co.'S sash factory at Port Deposit, will
remain closed for a couple of weeks, while repairs
are being Ipade.
By jumping from moving train, on Tones
station, Bait. Central Il. K, coorcd woman, Oh
Thursday night, received severe injuries.
w. Wharton, Jr,, of Philadelphia, has leased,
for tcu years, and will operate, the Cou-on quarry
property, near Port Deposit.
- The new M. L. Church in Broadklin
Neck. (near Mton, will be dedicated on
January 25th.