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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

Chester IL about to try tho experiment Of
street paving with Belgian blocks. Councils
have ordered their laying in Third street.
A Dportion Of the PbGnixvills Iron Works
that have been lying idle for nearly two weeks
past has resumed operations, to-day.
Ellis d Hoffman, manufacturers OF horse
power threslierS and farm machinery will remove
their works from East Coventry, in Chester
county, to Pottstown.
Daniel Doughsrty delivers the third lecture in
the course 1t Oxford next Tuesday.
Of Philadelrhia, have been endeavoring to buy
the new mill recently erected by the Phoenix
Iron Company, and II 1t can be purchased will
remove from Philadelphia to Pbenixvilis 1t
once. &.
Mrs. Rachael B wife Of Rev. F. B. Harvey,of
Oxford, died suddenly Of heart disease, last
week.
Over thirty locomotives OF the Philadelphia l.
Reading Il. r. have been ordered into the shops
1t Reading for repairs.
The BAbb Co. shoe factory at CoAtesvilie,
resumed operations on Saturday.
There were 1879 sheriff sales In Berks county.
last year, representing 3153, bS4.04.
The Wayne Zouaves beat the West Chester
Greys in target shooting, on Saturday, BY =
score Of % 10 "a. The 0reys, however, made
three bulls eye shots to for the victors.
West Chester starts OF we'll the Centennial
borough on Saturday between H. so and A. N
Strenuous efforts arc being made In Chester
county by the District Attorney to bring Melton
the murder Of the negro Sims, to trial.
Pennngtonville,s omewhAt famous on account
| Of the Goss- Undertook tragedy, has been tncor
porated into borough under the name OF
| ''Atglen"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

Thousands OF human beings are yearly born on
the swift current Of disease down 70 the grave Just
because they do not p0saess sunicient knowledge
OF thesnaeives. A man meets his nei9h6Or, and the
nrst salutatiOn H. "H0w sre you7 7" or "dow u your
health :" The reply frequently 70, 'Oh, l Am well.
with the exc pliOn of . cold" Most persons llghuy
regard q cod. Header, do you know that cold 10
one Of the most dangerous Of ladtes7 A cold not
only clogs up the pores Of the tnl syatem. and
ret&rds circulation but It ID productive OF Cafarrh
which u gu ts apt to lead To consumption 'Oh,"
you say, ''it In nothing but cold In my head True,
but that cold ID really mild form Of CataTh, aud II
not arrested In it, course will become chronic. ca
tarrh u one OF the most dlsA8reeabie, Offensive A.
fsctons In the Catalogue u dIseeyes. Tho passage
TO the nose /. INSTRUCTED. the sense Of smell I'M:
paired and there u Q dtnaGreeAble sensation OF
pressure 10 the head. In the more advanced stages
there 10 discharge having an Offensive 0doT. the
disease be allowed TO continue In its course, thick,
hard incrustations will form In the head. the bones
| Of which sometimes become oOftened and break
away in pieces Why will porsons continue to SUI.
fer from such an annoying Disgusting disease when
| they can Just ~ Well be cured Of IT. Dr. sAgei
| CataErh Kennedy will cure the WORT forms Of %
tarrh; in fact It Ii the only sure and ssf' remedy
| which has yet been offered to the public. MANI
| harsh, Irritating preparations may, for time, re
lievs the urgency of the rymptom8 hut they do NO
cure the disease. DR.. 6ago's Catarrh Remedy II
| soothing and heal ng In it, effects and when uaet
| with DR.. Fierce . Nasal Douche according to airec
tions does not fail to effect . cure. Sold BY q
| DrugRists. tADa, cod .wAltw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
#arriaAfs.

0NYDK '-CAThELL in Philadelphia, on Dec.
2Oth, 1873 bv the Rev J. walter jackson MT.
John 8. snyder to Miss Adelis Cahell, both OF
this city.
HAyHLRrr-BOsSRRT in Germantown, Pbila-
deIphia, January Sd, by Rev. g W. Folwell. Mr.
William r. Halslett aud Miss Laura b. Bossert,
both Of wilmington.
MURRAY-RIp0WAY.-On the stth OF December.
1875, BY the Rev. L. r. HOrnberEer, NJ Wilhsm
Murray. OF Rockland Dell and Miss Ella H. hldg-
way, OF PhIladelphis.
CRAIG-HIPSHNAN BY the Rev. g. Sweitxer, at
the resi- 'ence Of the bride, Ephrats. Lancaster
10, Penna, on the 9sth inst, Prof. ]. Craig. Jr
Of FELTON, Seminary, Felton,, Del, u n - Mile
HipshnAn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

WILMINGTON, DEL, jan. s.
Altar the excitement Of the holiday the mar
ksta have lapsed back to their usual degree Of
quistnsss and regularity with prices much the
Same - before Christmas. Butter, one Of the
leading articles In market shows slight decline
to-day, but being very auctuaang 1t may ID
vAnce before next market day. Pork continues
high though some 10 offered II 60 and e1O1{
pr ewt Vegetables are plenty and cheap, tbs
bet Of potatoes only bringing IL cents half
psek, which before the New. York impoFtatio0s
brought IS cents.
Poultry seems to have taken decline In pri-
co, aimee holiday run, and turkeys and chickens
wsrs selling at IA and Is cents per pound, with
ducks and geese lower. The following 10 syn
opsis Of tho prices
Aeat.-Bssfstsak, l601sc, choice 2O022o, psr
pound In the curb stone market 016c ;roAsts II
@i6c; stsws 8@l5c; comed 6@12c; pork e1oQ1O.-
60pes cwt, No par pound; sausage, l6Ql6c; sesap-
pie, GP10c ham Wholesale 18c sliced 20@29c /;
shoulders Ia fitch i2c; salt pork l0t912c lard
l5o. mutton, 10Ol6c chops l0c; lamb 16@20c !;
val 16020o outlets 22@25c Clipped beef 36c (;
Lisceuaneoas.- Butter, 40@45c per pound ;
In arkins So@35c; eggs, 35c; apples. iodO25c
per lhalf peak |; potatoes, 10 sweet pota-
soes i292oc ;tunips, g celery, eSl9o , bunch
head hominy, loo par quart beams, 100 lima
beAns, l4c csanbeFries, l2c mixed pickles 26c
psppr sauce, loo; honey 30@35c per
pound pumpkins, l6@12o Apiece
chickens, 16c per pound live chickens, u.
CLIO per pair ducks el.00@e1, 25 per pair
gssss.l l.26@1. 40 turkeys, 81 60@2. 20 apiece,
l4tQ16c per pound chestnuts 18602Oc per quart;
ridges, Coo par pair pigeons, Ans per pair
pbAasAnt9. n. rs Der DAir,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

H1aToRY OF TEE PEHnsUIA.-Wo have good
authority for tho statement that . school history
Of the Peninsula Is being prepared BY gentle.
man thoroughly competent for the work. 1t will
be based mainly upon the historical facts gather.
cd by Hon. Isaac D. JONES' and which formed
the basis Of paper read before the Delaware
Historical Bociety, recently. These facts are be-
lisved 70 be authentic, and are the fullest yet
gathered into any compass bearing specifically
upon this subject. BY request We withhold the
name OF the author Of the history, but We may
say he il 4 DelawAreAn.
raphy OF Delaware which has been prepared by
direction OF the State Board of Education fol
insertion In the school Biographies now In use
in the public schools WAS completed Yesterday
and will be, to-day, plaosd in the hands OF thu
printer.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
bottom faCta. .

1t is calculated by the appraisers that not
more than one third can be realized on the
doubtful paper. They also think it very proba-
BILE that the stockholders will be compelled to
pay absut one half the stock above it, pal. to
meet the demands Of the Deposition. The
heaviest depositors are Dingee, Conard Co.,
Weatgrove, who hold . certificate Of deposit for
5000. The effort 70 realize on this sum BY the
depositois caused the failure Funds OF the
school board, about $4,000, and sundry others
known of 1t the present waiting belonging to
this place, amounting to about 1000, making =
total of ZIG 600.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

TsNrERArcE IN WoRoEsrkR--On Friday last,
1 public meeting was held in Newtown, Worces-
tor county, At the instance Of State senator Ay.
delotts, who, having seen the impracticability of
his local Option" law, 10 deairous to procure
from the Legislature something else-a restric-
tive high license law. The people turned ont
and heard the Senators views, when by vote
they rejected them and expressed the opinion
that strong and strictly prohibitory law wAs de-
handed for the best interests OF tho community.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

CoIoRED SCHOOLS IN THE STATE.-No money
from the school taxes paid by colored people has
yet reached the Delaware Association, which by
tho law Of the last Legislature IL to receive and
disburse It, The County TreAsurers have given
no response to tho request Of the Association for
payments on account Tho colorsd schools
throughout the State are in backward condi.
ton, fewer being now IN operation than 10 usual
at this time Of year. Many Of the large towns,
such a. New Castls Milford, Georgetown, Sea
ford, Laurel, and Milton, though having many
colored people. have no school II all for oolorsd
children, and they arc growing up without any
opportunity Of education. There are now thir-
teen colored schools in operation In the State,
and ma mira nbOut to OpNn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

GnAnos Fac r.oas. Trophy Grange, No "A
Of FELTON,, has elected the folio .inR Stnosss
Leoeurer. O.. Rios H.swasa. W. K. Kiilea
Asst Steward, ]. Hsgd Chaplain, Geo: ": "
len Trsaa., J. H. Hubbard $50, y. 9. 0ren'
nell Gaze Ksepse, W. II. Murphy Gers. MT
q. L. Peck; Pomona, Mr. J. H. Hubbard; Flora,
Mrs.. O. Rice L. A. 3. Mrs.. J. ". Kilien: .
Excelsior No. 9, Of Ffedeeica, hes slsetsd tha
following Master. ". e DAVIS; Ovsrsser. M
jor Harrington; lecturer, g. L; Hynson; stsw'
.rd, A. D. Postlss; AIT. Seward, J: D: Als1sal'
der; Chap, Spencer Hitch; TfsaA., hsubsn her-
rinatou; Sec, n. d. Mason; Gate Keeper, Josiah
Keslsr; Osrss, Ellen P. Hynsou; Poenoos, Anna
Davis; 11oeA, sallis Hitch; L. A. g, Helen Lake.
Fruitland Grange, Of Oemdsn, has eiectsd ths
following Master. Z. 81. Bancroft Ovss.ssr.
Edgar Kinney LsctuEss. 8. B. Cooper; sssx-
ard. @. G. Brown !; Assistant Seward, A n.
Brown Chaplain. A. @. Nsnsoh; Treasurer.
John Dagger sBserstary, ". a: slaymaksr ;aate-
Bancroft Pomona. 4re +; Kinney Elor:'
4rs. A. E. Lawrence
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

aDiison h Co., our constant advertisers, COM
mence The new year with . large accession Of
valuable music. They have purchased the entire
stock OF ee Walker In Philadelphia, and will con-
sock thus purchased comprises quarter OF mile
(10O. 900 pieces) Of sheet music 10000 Music Bo0k
lates, belonginglto 9oO different hooks l96 pianos
and organs. &C, ac. A. the original stock Of o.
L Co., Includes about twice The quantity above
named, 1t will he seen that they have literally
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
MARRIED by Toacwrnph.

The Cumberland Times gives the following
account Of an electric marriage George Scott
was at q P. NJ, on Tuesday, united in the bonds
Of matrimony to Mrs Lydia Cutler, telegraph
operator ut Brownsville, Pa. BY Rev. J. W.
Scott. The minister was At Waynesburg and
the electric couple at Brownsville, Pa, the On
tire marriage service being performed over tho
telegraph wire between these points"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

TnE FARMERs MUTUAL FINE lNsuhANoE Co.
At an election for officers in the Farmers's Mu-
tuAl Fire insurance Co., Formerly of Mill Greek
Hundred) held on Monday, the following officers
we're chosen for 1876 President, Aquis Der
ricksou Secretary and Treasurer, Thoe. L. J.
John Husbands, Jno. W. Day, W. 7. Talley
Christiana Hundrea-E. Flynn, Jackson Holmes,
George Ely Mill Creek Hundrsd-R. G. Fish
or, Jaoob RubencAme Thos. J. Moore White
Clay Creek Hundred-Jamss Springer, Jonathan
Groves James A. Lea.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

~ TIE Hssvssn Machinery, unlike inanimate me
chap,ctsnl possesses . seff-repair,ng aud self-re
newing power Health may be surely preserved
and life heightened by keeping this vital attribute
in cOnst~nt acuvtty and full vigOf. Many pFspAra
tione have been recommended for this purpose. hui
mona have received such emphatic prOleaaona
sanctIOn or are comparable In point Of efficacy, II
UDoLpHo WOIYx's eCHrKDAA AROMATIC SCHNAPs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

F1eE At LINwooD.-On Saturday night. about
half-past nine. Lougheads sausage manufacture
ing establishment, at Linwood, was set ON hre.
The building. . two-ztorv frame structure, WAS
entirely destroyed and the steam engine and
| machinery it contained damaged 70 such an 81,
| tent a. TO make them Nseless. Mr.. Loughead
axes his loss at over $4,000. 1t 10 supposed tina!
the fire WAS kndled by the thieves who robbed
Mr.. Hastings store to direct attention from
| their work.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

CoIoRED PEopLK's FArR AT NEwARK.-The
fair OF the colored people 1t Newark. which
closed on Thursday last, was . most successful
effort. 1t WAS well attended throughout. and on
the last evening the honse was densely crowded.
Much interest Was felt on this evening In the re-
suit Of = contest bsiw Gen the frisftds OF Rev. n.
E. Collins aud James W. Bristtr over prize
overcast to be awarded to the one who received
the highest number Of votes. Rev. Mr.. Col
Inns won the coat by 1879 votes to 80 for his
competitor. Other prizes we're disposed OF:
The gross receipts Of the fair we're elN.67, OF
which sum 4142.25 was profit. The fair was
held in the A. U. church.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

TIE Low PRICE or MUsL1Ns.-1t ia wonderful
10 note the price Of muslins. John Wainwright,
3lS Market street, has marksddown the popular
parison, we find to be below the prices Of fifteen
years ago ; he ia selling Forrestdale at l0cts. =
yard !; Fruit of the loom, 1t II, Williamsville 1t
ll1, Wamsutta at l21x Appleton A. At 8. 1t 10
due to Mr.. Wainwright to say that his sstore 10
constantly thro0ged with customers, and We pre-
dict . greater rush than ever, - low pr,ces arc
an excellent advertisement.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

RoDpumY At LaHwooD.--On Saturday night
fogcibls entrance was made into the store Of
A. B. Hastings at Linwood BY some thieves who
left no clue to THAR identity. They drove up to
the store in wagon into which they loaded
about $500 worth Of boots aud shoes, large
quantity OF cigars And enough Of other goods to
hll the vehicle. It 10 only known that they loft
In q Westerly direction. W.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

OB1ruARY-CoI. MAaILros. death OF
prominent soldier Of the Union army, Col. Albert
l.. MagiIton, took place in Philadelphis on tues
on the 9Th Of July, 1926 His parents removed
to Philadelphia soon after his birth. He was .
West Point graduate and served for several years
in the regular army. He was sent to West Point
in 1912 bv Hon. Charles Brown, then represent.
ins the First Congressional District Of Penney.
vania and now residing at Dover, In this State.
Magilton graduated from West Point In lSa6
and then served through the Mexican War he
resigned from the regular army in 1857, but on
tered the Union volunteer service promptly u
1851, serving for over year ~ Colonel Of thu
4th Penna Reserves,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

Mo. & DEL. Il. R. CHAMELEON Saturday a
new timetable took effect on the Md. Il Del.
Il. R. The early morning and evening trains
will be dropped !; but the new arrangement IL
the best ever prepared for:sthat road. Close
connection ia made with trains both ways, and
the usual tedious:.delay when one train IL run ID
obviated. The train will leave EAston At 10 At
A. NJ, arriving at Clayton At 2 p. M. Returning.
the cars will leave Clayton At 11.l5 A. M and
reach Easton at p. M.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

The steamer Louisa, Captain Walker, Of the
Company, while coming out Of the Chowan river
on her way to Norfolk and Baltimore on Friday
night last, run on snag, by which . hole waa
knocked In her bottom and she commenced to
make water rapidly. She Afterwards sunk in II
| feet water,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

EXTRA FREIGHT TRAINA-The through coal
freight on tho Wilmington and Western Rail-
road has increased 70 such An s1tent that extra
trains have to be run every Monday and Thurs
day, Extra trains on the Pennsylvana and Del
aware railroad, from Pomeroy to Landenberg,
| are also run on the same days.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
AMAs FALLS D1AD.-John Doughsrty. Of 81

MAN FALLS DEAD.-John Dougherty, Of 822
Tatnail street, fell dead, on Monday, while
jackson streets. He left home in his custom
ary health, that morning, WAS attending to his
duties ~ usual when the death summons reach.
ed him, and falling in his footsteps died with
out struggle Coroner Groves was sent for,
and upon his reaching the place he ordered the
BODY TO be cent home, which wAA done. There
were no evidences OF injury apparent on the
surface of the body, and ) verdict Of death from
heart disease was rendered. The evidence
showed that the shock which produced death
was superinduced by sudden ct Of anger, on
account Of dispute over the running of . line
between his and another persons quarries.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

CENTENNIAL MEETING AT MIDDLETowN.-A
meeting OF the Delaware State Centennial Com
missioners will be held at Middletown on Satnr-
day next. All persons Interested in agriculture
and the mechanic arts are requested to be present
that al interchange OF views may be held ~ to
the best mode Of having representation OF
these interests in the National Centennial Exhi-
bition.
the State Commission, will make statement Of
the objects in contemplation.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

"Those faces seem very familiar" said an
old Union soldier, ~ he sat in the gallery of the
House gazing upon the Democratic side. ~
think have seen many OF those countenances
BEFORE and il I am not mistaken, 1t thst tune
they were facing tho little end OF the gum
W6shiaotOn Republican,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

Delaware holders Of insurance policies In the
Doc Run, Chester county, company are advised
that to bs in time, for CERTAIN with th sir annual
payments, the money should be sent to the Bee
Rotary. II Coatesville, Pa, not later than aatur.
day Of this week. J. W. H. Watson, at the New
port Bank or Jas. n. Brackin, former gagent Of
the Company will forward money for any who
desire them to do 30.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

TIE oGAnrLAHD CAsK.-Judge
Wales gave, yesterday, bis decision in the hnbens
corpus case Of Mis- Hughes, Of Philadelphia,
agsinat Mrs. Garland, Of Wilmington (hsreto-
fore reported in the CONTINUALLY. Suit was
brought BY Miss Hughes 70 regain possession Of
her niece, Bridget Aoosnshsy. Judge Wales
refused 70 order the delivery Of The child tc
her aunt, a. abe was we'll provided
for, had lighter labo: and made more money To
send to her father In Ireland than she did whom
she was under her Aunt's control. Besides, the
girl was old enough to select for herself whom
she would live With, and had chosen her present
home. For this reason and tho further fact
that 1t was not shown that the father had depu.
ted to Miss Hughes the exclusive right TO gov
ern the child. Judge Wales refused to change
her custody, and remAnded her to the care OF
the respondent
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

TEE FARMxRs ASSOCIATION. - On Saturday
last the annual meeting OF the Farmers As
sociAtion for New CASTLE county was held In this
city, In the Telegraph Building, when the fol-
lowing officers were elected President, James
NJ. Brackn Vice President, DR.. Horace Burr /;
Secretary and Treasurer, George H. Brown /;
Directors David Irelan, Solomon Townsend,
Randolph Peters, l. r. Forman, James Brown,
L.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
LOCAL NEWS.

PArsxssxs Apuurrp-D. II. Kent Co. give
noeioe thot John r. Wells and Wilmer Worth
have been admitted to IN interest In their drsn'
daGine from to-day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT At
NxwARx-On Thursday evening last, musical
and dramatic entertainment WAS given in the
oratory Of Delaware College for the
benefit OF the Citizens Cornet Band OF
Newark, Miss Kate and MIR. John l.
O'Byrne, of this city. assisted by Messrs.
o. J. Mccullough aud Jas. F. Murphy rendered
the programme in very creditabls manner, pre-.
seutlng scenes from 1.-THE School for Scandal. =
with readings, Rotations, and music both vocal
and instrumental After the performance was
concluded, Mr.. VIM. Dean, in behalf OF the
band, presented Mr.. John l O'Byrne with .
very handsome silver pitcher, which was quite
an agreeable surprise.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

The ice in the Hudson suddenly broke at Al
bany, yesterday, crashing the canal boats to-
gsther, sinking some and damaging others.
New Hampshire is celebrating the one hun
dredth anniversary of its own action in lnde-
pendence to-day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

Po,rAI CaANoR.-The name and site Of Tun-
nslls Store sussex county, Dial, 10 changed to
Willlamsvlle and James B. Dickerson appoint-
cd postmaster yioe W. H. McNsal, resigned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

WoRoEsrER r. r. EXTENSION. bill has been
introduced into the Virginia Legislature which
authorizes the extension of the Worcester rail-
road into Virginia upon the Eastern Shore, pro-
vided the company shall not construct any later
al road in Virginia without the consent Of her
Legislature, and that tho authorized extension
shall not strike Chincoteague bay at any point
south Of the mouth of Swans Gut creek.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

CHrarxR CouNrY F1ak INSURANCE. Co.-The
Chester county Fire Insurance Go. met 1t
Ooatesville on Monday aud elected the follow
ing Board Of Manager N. Barker, JACOB
Edge, William Mode, Milton Conard, Joseph u
mock. Jr,, Charles Fairlamb, Robert Fairlamb
Geo. W. Philips, Isaac W. Vanless, VIM. A
Long.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

UNUSUAL WINTER FISHING. Monday, one
Of tile employees Of the Delaware Iron Works,
At Wooddale, on Red Clay Greek, allured BY the
bslmy weather and pleasant sunshine, took
his rod and line and caught . tins large meas Of
"fall fish," On tclling fall nah with . hoax aud
line At this season Of the year 10 something 70
mark able,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
educational.
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REYNOLDS,

w A. REYNOLDS,
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL 1N6T1TUTR
In old quarters Large airy rooms In second story
McClary buding, near 9Th And Market streets, VIII
mingtOl, Del - ,e-.
THE FALL TENN WILL OPBN RurTHAnna sTR' 1910.
| nnra-1VdkW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

TEE BRoKEN BANK OF BRANDYwINE.-Ths ap-
praisers of the broken Bank Of Brandywine ct
West Chester, Messrs Clement Darlington and
condition of the institution. The West Chester
Ne,cs, in the meanwhile, learns from , source
which it deems reliable that the independent
deposits amount to about $38, 900 and the GER
tihoates Of deposits $27 600, making about $685.
mn all