Middletown transcript., 1875-07-31
Local and State Affairs.

the Liedfensht Governor il eertainly mot al
adept St pitching quoits. .s's' s.'''sa sil'
Peach cars in large numbers are now being
iddL daily, down the DelswAre 3, R, and
disttibutsl At the various stations.
Regular shipments Of Hales, though il
slsnali quantities IS Jet, haye commenced from
The lower portion cf the Peninsula.
zy4me5 Weir, aa employee Of G. W. Bush ]
SEQ; of Wiininston. died Of lock jaw, las
Sunday, bfsught on BY mashed finger.
Ex-Sheriff Jacob Richardson announeei
himself - a candidate for mayor Of Whining.
ton. on the Democratic ticket Hs'sa good
man.
The Delmarvia Company expect, we under
stand, to soon begin york at their factory,
under the surerintendence Of Joseph Roberts,
RsS, Lon camp meeting wh5 commence
sext Thursday, but it won't be anything 70
lie c6mpdred with thsbig camps t1tAt ussd to
be hsld thersaa villas aTg5an
aniGeoige D. Money, of Delansss City, has
Thought the s1Shawl Farm, sf Jonns Bow
.5inAn, usars White Hall, Kent county, 44e
bacses, fcr $ls6oo.
2 Wilmington had ! fine rain At noon on
Monday We had oas about the same time
.'chsTdesday. II took a hours to get To- Mid
dietowna s%Ss
The Catalogues or Schedules Of Premiums
Af the Agricultural Fair for the Fall Of 1875
have besn printed and are now in the hands
OF the Sscrstsfy for distribution sa IVY
The DemoHstie Nominatiou, Election. .fot
sNsyoF epd other Offices Of " il1ningtop win
% held asszt Saturday II There rfss several
heendiahfss,sse shsials att 10 ,bsgoris
od The WiInington pspsn are agitating THIN.
ssises, and airing thsir editorial talents about
Hthe costscf sherif,s sssIes.s They ouehtE to
have done shat last wintsrs.;d % .laaoTa
! Peich. iHuski ats gs't.ing sstlsnsy u sbisek-
berries, ana II tie, hcbseksspsfs III .undsrtaks to
ICED All that apply to them Isl sssonething to
tkey viii have their hands Id1f: al''as
odiSamusa 'Hance, of Brandy vine hsadsed !
disd; Hast 6usday, Of hJdrophobia from hav-
ing hem hiatm " aimadl dldsS three yearsAg
old MASS mArrisd man iand0f food charsfser.
Work I'D been begun upon lie new badAad-
+jkR fSf th9 Ladies department. on the Fair |
GGfoIndi and i being, pushed forward With /
.eitSo Nj John Morrison y sccust6meq energy. |
sldstHudu sNonkton, Of Wilming top, gut his |
Esi1oiit ,witb razor last 6undsys knsi did not
sisa6cseddn kiHipe himself though be msdsran
vaslH giah d Jsaiodsj aof bis oHifefewAso the
trouble-oG1Gfsog faiesr1g q bns ,ssszDL |
..,9 s6a|lsFSs 4 is 8 s3ayDg 4 nsY NJ h|yaRqrstq 7 put
Bri;ipg Hahss % % .faks fsis street
and exRefts IT, doA lszgaf enpunt Of work
this season. Mr.. Morrison is doing the car
penter work.
A @ pansd .Joh1 +. Keith. committed
suicide by taking poison, at the Pennsylvania |
q Hotss;iinl Willningtou5 'last Saturday after
noon. He was married man, but what be Y
Killed hihsel foai nobody knows, j laisq
9 Annie RAND, iof wiImington, was walking
I With y yqrng man leea the new sressrvoif, I
last Sunday eysningl when shefwas assanlied |
suby n6sxE Her cowardiy eScort ranIa away, !
bqtshe was reAsded " some gentlemen whom |
her screams attracted -xaa Is .ii, 1
ri ~. !. a.,n .cA.s.s. .ssa,. sis .4a9
DR.. Matlack, Pastor Of the N. 3. Church,
hasing rstnrned. win preach morning and
-exening -to=morroW-.-----A.sSr-.-ss4.--4@s--.
sStasflssAa 9sath' IliIIcf5If!IIEIT y II
Thomas Wood, eldest son of Major Wm.
Wood, died very suddenly At his fathers re-
sidence near Middletown last Tuesday, after
an ilness'of but one day -
The Atats Arnale.. T9ni aaa efQGaIE
SD Dsiaw1re's Regiment at the Cenisnhfal,
II armed with the State. arms, which
Adjaiant General Reynolds Is digging
mp ont Of ;old closets and cellars, at
Dover, will be mistaken for tho "Old Centen-
nials," sure enough. Most Of the muskets
we are told, are venerable flint locks, and
figured perhaps ut Brandywine or Monmouth:
Caesar Rodney may have inspected them,
hundred years ago, and their discharge |
now, will be indeed revival of the echoes
of'76.-C Commercial. ,.,g,y 81 r.ss
New Attachment for Plows. II
,aa ghas. Adams, Of Odessa, has invented Jan
attachment for plows which promises to be
vsry valuable thing. II has been thorough |
" tsstsd and given perfect satisfaction. Itf
consists Of IN adjustable iron clamp or collar |
which can b saadiIy attached to the beam Of
any plow, and two heels one running in the
farrow and enc on the lsad, 80 as TO regulate
the depth and width of the furrOw and ma
terisljy laasen the labor OF the ploughman and
the draft upoa the team. They are now be-
ing manufactured BY D. Woodall 4 Co., of
this town, and are well worthy the attention
Of farmers, being so very cheap as to bewith-
70 the reach Of all. I
Odessa Items.
The apple crop is small.
Tbs truckers are quite busy.
The ssplpcks" are already making their
appearance. sf- Al !.
Quito q fae let Of Gsh are being canght by.
our anglers. Yssks s
Mrs., Titus WAS buried from her husbands
resideacs on Tuesday last
The Presbytsfian Sunday School held their
annual pie-nie on Friday last, and had
pleasant time. W. ass - srsss
DR.. Crowell preached in the n. 3. Church 7
on SUNDAY last ID 4he mofo;ng, and in bis
church in the evening. The singing after the /
.1sSujAf sesmon vas of a decidedly meftor-
q isoselsafsetcr, the dnett BY Mrs. Hawiey'and |
sistsl, Ming sspecislly sweet and harmonious.
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