Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
Middletossn and vielnlsy Items.
Z i3fli9i' 1. lt-.7 I j, sfl3sas,
BY 0uR LOCAL REP0RTBR.

1t There isiaiWklE founded r funiOf That 9hetile
marriage ,sf a couple offhis town. took plac
this week Two more soslls Joined in one i
regret such ArsRisupasieqsa
The frm Of D. Woodall dsGo., Of this towl
manufactureszef agricyifdisl supplements
have nows se9p3cyed 4i66t vaikhman, tn
first one, v sttr heard 81 Iu Middle
town,
The cishIsfiDa. of c0sstssssi.. .'dfty cen
1stssr has been stopped ii shis town. n
qsi{isstcf Il this spuriess mon " becam
4lAtned probably, and concludsd 10 stol
sending fhen out, for feak Of conviction
On Monday morning, the horse Of th'
Cecilton stage, becoming frightened at th'
cars while at the depot, reared up and il
falling struck the Sassafras stage, demolish
ing one Of its wheels. No one injured.
White wire clothes lines are not used 5,
much now BY Ssssafras ladies as they we're |
fsw month"; since 1hey a., howsver, highly
recommended for upsetting carriages and tear
ing on their tops, without in6fy to the oc
cupants: . y = s.s ,s. ! ss' sa-.',
Four or FIVE houses were visited in this towr
on Wednesday ssening, and sstsmpts made
to enter. Tue objeC was eyidsnfF plum
der, and people should securely hsten al
doors, while the bqtslarshad better feratt
quietly or they will come IN contact wisf hol
lesds> go sss.s So
Two tsplucks' were ass4ulted on Wednes.
~ sveaiss while aslzsp il Mrs +. R. coch..
fsn's s,FxN stacks, by 4 crowd Of nnkpownn
arfies Opssof the ssplhcks had = bead
terribly mashed, Ind iso d three shirts and
his coat stolen from him The assailAntsA ARE
supposed to be strangers ma.
when six serenaders with ridiculous
music get started, it is not supposed that any
one within square can 60 to sleep. That
number waited on = newly married couple
last Saturday night at II o'clock, ION the
pavement) and for half an honr kept up z
deafcning and hideous noise on drum and
fife. s.asg, asasgsss siae n ses "A 81
The Mutual base ball club of Odessa went
down to Smyrna on Saturday last with the
intention Of beating thesclub of that town
The Mutuals played bad up 70 the fifth in
ming. when the score stood 13 to ~ in fasot
of Smyrna. They then changed the role OF
the Smyrna and came home with q score Of
%, leaving the Smyrna With one Of 80. :
The genius Of a "peaeh piuek'l was shown
to Prof, Jones, Of MiddletOwn Academy, On
Monday morning. He was a small sized
German, ana said he was professor of piano
music; SO be was allowed the opportunity Of
showing his knowledge On the Academy
pi&Ao Prof Jones dessri6esl the rendition
Of two difficult instrumental pieces as perfect
" grand = yet he was simply isteninglto
70 issit asqe4gni a'os ssHisiTss
slssott
Il. number Of our Citizens, including Gov.
J. P. Cochran, W. A. Consagys and wife, and
Ars William Green are Basking. ID The plea
lures pf Ghpe May for q few weeks. Il should
ike to be there TO watch them, at distance,
lIoMdg; Grolifig b6 iba Jsrsl yali1bH Il
ssp Watching the fashions that ctowd the
s,og isa dusty land5a e1i asi sst ts4qa III
Taking, walking ID = grand hotel, s'i
Mesting now. dandy ~ and thel pret-
~ abelle.paa sg4 ~ .zaIr
Previons % the seventh weekly peach. com
ention nfsto-day, Idwill state, that ifs
with Samuel Townsend, ESQ.,
opmittee on; stcepshipss on Monday event
ns,s he Informed h1e mat every fs6ility fot
snding the fruit 10 Enropsivas being made,
nd On his visit 70 Tie ONCE Of the company
4 Philadeldhias he waslpromisea All the adj
antages that could possibly be given. The
leamers will hold TIVE thousand crates, and
he first one sailed ON the 2eth inst, too early |
. be of any benefit to the shippers. The
ext steamer viii sail. in August, when q De-
rigerator will beinS Seadiuess for fruit L
,e.slr Gsswersg Eearspkion. . T gTY
: s@e ssfsfrpsriD ron nm fs4sscslff1
eTbs Fruit Growers agadni mot in fki5 pIace
. Saturday last, ande organized by..calling !
,dwafd w LOCKWOOD to the chair, and |
aaking ]. r. .Budd, Secretary. The minutes
fJnly Nth, we're read, and without diseas-
ion Tste adopied.. sMr. Samuel Townsend
Iem The Committee on TrAnsp6rtationa via
american Steamship Line to liverpool, r.
orted that b. had not concluded the dHies
ssigned him, ,sbut proposed. toldo 50 on Mon
III, and upon motion the committees was
optinped. Mr., Willis, from the Committee
u Railroad transportation, reported that
II: Mills, general agent of Delaware Railroad,
ad informed him that it was, necessary for
be shippers via p. 1 B. R. r., to 0fderstheir
ars through Mr.. Ide, Of the r., W. &B. R..R.
his report led to considerable discussion,
nd letters were read from Mr.. Bell, Of the
). 4 r., acknowledging the orders for cars
aade by several shippers. The committee
sere requested to examine into the matter.
Ion, BIT. Biggs introduced Mr.. Thomas H.
stanford, contracting freight agent of the B.
! o. R. R., and requested that the list Of
hippersT West BY bis road be readsy It was
Jund that fifteen calsdaffy had been engaged.
Il. Biggs then anpopnced that while il had
zen & agreed q 70 Have the cars for tie 3. & Q.
oute West, leave. at / q clock P. y be bad
earned that the hour named would not be
uitable to the Delaware r. r. R.-Co. That an
arlier or later hour would be.acceptable. On
notion the matter was referred to the Com
nittee on Railroad Transpor to which
fr. s. Townsend objected, and called for the
eport Of the said lcpr,mittee, who in Response. !!
8 Mr.. Townsend,s request, stated that the
'.i& o. r. r. stated to the cemn1ittee, that a 4
ingle car of peaches would leave Baltimore
Dr. the West, at 8 A. M. or 10 P. NJ, and that
train of not less than six cars would be |
loved At any time after their being delivered
. the B. & Or r. by the p, W. q B. r.,
nd allowing one hour for transporting across
be city of Baltimore J. H. Walker reported