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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
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| EoR1oa " cuauP7 AAupe copHrn1 Foz<s
Hosts building lpts IN Bali nsss, bsleaging q
Emanuel eloaA Of Dovse, hass bssn scA fos
aaxss. bot The nls y aid 70 have bsea meBal
end b 10 b soutassd
The Uonfsxenss Aoadsmy has more pupd1s nov
than ever before. TIl7i-'iI1 "a al
Pref. West, after his release from psison, vent
% ensssx. The evening Of his release b ysnt
70 church IN Doyas nd had psv = nissan.
The 9apast 0ioieuary oodsty Of DslAvnre
nst y MAGNOLIA q Ne.day sd T9ssday q r.
shulshss ii r u 1Gosih. ~. L4 nav
has sossptsd call 10 AlspsA, wAs inssodused 70
h. =. ~ ss:sinan ~ sssa appeintsd Aissina.
n Kent County Lazy Court has appointed
TIE following Oolieosgrs: Duck Orssf, a Y.
Weldon ksnton, O. W. CLARK Little Greek,
=. y. Cloud Dover, B. u. Winston North
nurdsraiil r <. smith x,sptllion, Elijah
Stewart Oonwsllr merchants, Of Dover,
have patented new stairway.
In Busssx county the following collector
have been appointed: GeosKetown Hundred,
0eosgs 2. Wslson Brosdkiln, James r. Pretty
s sS9s s Ssasr G'is o aen h so. Nsn
Davis ssaSerd, Vim. Z Cannon Broad Greek,
Levin g. Hitch Lttle Creek, James ". An.
desson Gumb0sough, George b Tfuit4 Of n.
Dagsboco, John o. Philltps indian hysr, Robs
Collins /; Bsisisnors, Rlisha 8. DuSss. '-'-n
The new church which waa bsing bailt 1t
Connells Chapel, Angola, Hussex county, WAS
blown Cd ~ foundaeop, aud was very much
damaged BY the gale, on Wednesday last
sf.R ssssss.n n1 T.: bs q as
!. a aeS1 y q Is Pessaay go q Ohio Railroad
s0hnp169 hAA p1snAassA Hpe thA4 company .
large tract Of land, near Oannon's Crossing,
~ Hsssx, and " engaging men 70 cut oross-
Growers Of experience say that the peaches are
killed about 6eafofd beyond doubt.
Wheat looks we'll all over the stats. ~
Ths fus trade has bssn prossxassd By tho
Sweet potatoes, which used to be very diff
cult 70 keep and were rarely aver, brought
s99Ir1G oS the WINTER ere quite beautiful about
Milford is brilliantly illuminated With gas
which burns all the night, but the Nssss thinks
1t should be turned on ao11 o'clock.
Milford Hundred returns to tho State Treasu-
~ about $500 from the dog crop. 90
Eggs have tumbled down the State from 80 to
16 cents per dozen.
Joseph N. Houston,a nerhew Of Judge Hous-
ton, died at Milton, few days ago, As years Of
aga I'd u GHQtEl.st i.t7
Some Of the people Of Milford believe, now
that Music Hall (the old NJ. E. church) ha6 been
Of, that the building 10 under ourse on account
Of the deseerataon In making it playhouse.
The tax on horses u about 80 cents, Wills on
dogs It IL one dollar, which leads some people 70
say ifs dog ond outrage or 51iA1G
The building in DagsbOr0 until recently ooou-
pied - hotel was burned on Monday night
Being Without tenant, it IL supposed the build.
ing was fred by an ineendiary ey Llst.tstli
Lowery has stored at Milford 81, 900 bushels Of
Ice. which !. more than b.. been put away By
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
New Castle,

Benjamin Dixon, oolored man, died on Fri
Day morning in prison. He was native Of st.
Georges and was tried, convicted and sentenced
on three counts. for burglary and larceny, to
twenty one years' Imprisonment It. November
term, 1871. A Ooroner's inquest was held. 40
oording to law. on his body, when the jury from
ths svtdeoce given By DR.. Maxwell. Mr.. Herd
man, and Mr. Jones, gave verdict that the de-
ceased died Of consumption. The body was Civ.
en- In charge Of the undertaken, who buried It in
the Potter'a Field. RI
Rasisesr Biggs has admitted to probate the
will Of John B. 0rubb, late Of Wilmington, de-
oeAssd, and granted letters tsstamentary on the
same unto Annie Grub, widow, and the execu-
txix named In the will.
am informed that . meeting Of citizens will
b called soon to take into consideration the
election Of new members to the Board Of Eduea-
ton In room of those who will retire next month
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
2nIitifaI @ntifes.

OHERIFFALTY.-I AGAIN AN.
~ NOUNCE myself . candidate for tho once Of
Sheriff OF New Castle county, at the ensuing general
electio subject 70 the nomination Of the Republi-
can party. HENRY d. NCMULLEk,
1aAl0 eodAvtf New Castle Hundred.
WILLIAN MILLER : =
w FOR SHERIFF.
offer myself As candidate for eher0 Of New
Castle county, subject to the decisio0 Of the Repub
lean party. WILLIAM MILLER,
JAMS do win Wilmington Hundred.
l. WILLIAM D. WILEY.
OF Wilmington Hundred,
Subject to the decision Of the Republican party.
febi,tn n =
EHOR CORONER, -------' =
Il GEORGE q. CONNER,
OF New Castle Nundred.
offer myself - candidate for Coroner, Of New
Castle county, subject to the decision Of the Repub-
lican party, Of New Castle county.
01ok01 q. CONNER.
1Au99, imd&W New Castle.
,RHN R. aA ~ A6dAH5Sfa
M undersigned oaers llmself e q candidate for
Conner, Of nsw Castle 9 ~. subject to the ds<i-
JONI b. GALLAGHER,
Seventh and Walnut streets,
1an9o, TN ddw Wilmington, Del
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#arrixqts.

BEACH1M -NA0RE.-January eth. ct ROxAna, by
Rev. W. r. Tubbs, Thomas g. Beachem. 70 bArah
b. MAGee, both Of Bussex county. Del. -
nv. v. 3. Tubbs, Jonn CONN 70 Mary Lacy, both
Of euA1ex county, DeL .
ALL-TUNNELL.-January sAth, st the residence
Of the brides payenN, BY Rev. W. r. Tubhs,
DEL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

wat tAis sasssw Of ~ yser, vhen 70 many peo-
ple are eui5esiHg from ooldn, We cal attention 70
1yer1 CheaTy fectoral q sure euro not only fng
oSu9le ~ colds but al Affections Of the lungs and
tAF0e HAvtAg used It In our family for many years
Ve ~ speak hu9 personal knowledge Of lie en-
oj9acy. fheFe nv 10 eeher reAsdte9 that arr
1Qpd, bat in I'll our eapesiencs this has proved q
~ 81 fae ~ bsek M qualities are uAif6Em and
who " reliable. It 10 pleasant 70 take, and shouid
b. keD& q oe0nand, b. evsgy family, . . peutec.
tlua eG1h Aa1s Il e11plaints which seem harm
esgua 4 a9IsoeeA.-Gss Assn Avas~.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

MenA DRnDRB EXTRA EARLY. - Early
FSMVs BeaAA Tomato. Corn, Cucumber. and an
o&AoG aoSkis for MAxte$ 0aRdsAeeA fAnilieA 10.
oAnA 0eanp tee Dre0's 0as1sA (llsaAW NJ 1870,
q, PIN D1zkH1A, "a. roahie tsvl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
- seelng II Deaaevinr.'

And those Who have suffered from ear-sightsd-
ness, or impaired vision from any cause, but who
now ses clearly through the Diamond Bpoctacles, "
believe that every pair bearing the diamond Trade
marx u honestly made fro0 the best possible IA.
teR1als, and that no better goods for the purpose
have ever been made or sold.
For sale in Wilmington By B. 8. Clark. RHi
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Conanaercaal ERepOrls.


associated Rsss Special 1sls0vsm.
... PHIrADKLPHIA. Feb. 0.
Flour in better request but without improve
ment in price; Western family e5.7506. 80;
Penna. do. f6.OO@6 SO. Wheat Armer and more
active; Penna. red q. 38@1.39; amber e1.40@
1.41. Corn in steady request; dry yellow 57@5S.
Oats firmer, white 46@56. Whiskey Gill.
QUOTATIONS At THE RRANDyw1NE NlIIs Tol yIDU1
AND 0BAiN-UORRECTKD DAILY. ar
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

FATAL ACCIDENT NxAa MnSoRD. Samuel Y.
Jester, who resided as RusudAle, In Sussex coun-
y. was almost instantly killed near Milford, on
factory, In that town, and While attempting 10
tighten the log chains, The pe2e alleged md ny-
ing back with great fosos seEuok bin upon the
head, crushing his skull, and producing almost
instant death. He was about IS years Of ags
and had faDily,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

ALMOST OxNrKnAnIAx.-TAnnyH Hamilton, re-
siding with her son Daniel p. Hamilton, q 1l23
Orange b., In this city, wa born February 9Th.
1850, and was therefore SO years old on Tuseday.
She ID still qaite aotivs and able to move about
the house, freely. She was born In Caroline
county. Md q free woman.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

BAAKRAAN Ku1xp.-Ons Of the P. ". & B.
brAksmen, on the way freight north ON Wednse-
day morning, In attempting to change switch
It Perryville caught his foot In the frog and was
run over by the engine, cutting and mangling
him fearfully and killing him instantly.-Haure
de Grace Republican.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

CzEaT1R Co. CoURrs.-The Grand Jury Of
Chester County completed their labors ON
Wednesday evening, for this term Of Oourt, hay
ing passed upon &C indictments, Of which they
found "a true bills. There Was one indictment
West Pikeland, for whipping boy, over which
the Jury debated three hours. and then ignored
ha
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

DIsINrRaMxNr OF BoDIKs.-On Wednesday and
the bnrisl croupd OF Asbury Church and re-in-
TERED at the Wilmington and Brandywlne Gene.
tery. They were the bodies Of John Paynter and
wife. father and mother Of Councilman Lewis
Paynter, their son John and daughter
LYDIA, wife Of John b. hnt
ton Edward P. Robinson and his son Low
d. And two small children Of VIM. !. Robinson.
The oofins Of al except John Paynhse, Jr., we're
IL rood STATE Of preservation, and were taken
up whole, notwithstanding some Of them ha p.
bsen in the ground thirty years and more. n;
upon the top of his coffin sprigs Of boxwood
Wero scattered the day Of the burial. These
were still lying upon the coffin lid In . perfect
condition, and the leaves when turned over west
found to DO still green. The collins were III Pu
into new boxes made BY L. p. Adair and burie<
In than.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

West the fayer Of Cooch Turner, was liberated
from the Dover JAIL Thursday, having served
out his full sentence 1t 10 said that he will
leave the State. and rumor further says capisA
10 awaiting his entry into New Castle county, on
which he will be snce more arrested and thrown
into prison, this time At New Castle, unless he
ahnll U,vA hail .... b..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

son Of Titus W. Griffith, who resides at 1t26
West Front street, has been missing from home
since last November. His father says he u In
the habit Of running away and taking up bis
residence with farmers, remaining abssut for
weeks 1t time, and until he il brought back 10
70 to school Mr.. Griffith would like to know
where his son IL, not, however, for the purpose
Of bringing him home again. ~ be Il now de-
termined that the lad shall have the full benefit
Of the country life for which he 20 yearns. He
has an aversion to city life.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

EDdrNas And INsERTfNas. n. Kennard d
Co. invite attention to their Hamburg edging
and inserting department, wherein they are now
opening the most attractive variety ever exhibi-
ted In this market. comprising many special
styles and ut much lower prices than in former
seasons. tI. .. ..... 10.
They would further state that they will exhib-
Il o. heretofore the choicest and most carefully
selected stock Of prints, cAmbrics percAles, Gre
tonnes, chintzss, 60 to be found in the market.
and a. prices that must enhance the sales very
largely,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

GolNo 10 InDIAMA-Qeorge Jackson, Of New
Castle hundred. who rsosnsiy sold his farm, will
leAvs some time next month for Indianap lis.
to take charge Of an extensive stock farm, six
miles from that city, belonging 70 M. Church.
man, capitalist, and one Of tie principal own
era Of the Fletcher Bank Of Indianapolis. Nj.
Jackson has hseetofors had business relations
with Mr. ChurohmAn having for several years
selected and purchased for him fine bloodsd cat
tle.for his valuable herd,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

MIDDLxrowN 1rRAs.-The hymns ct the great
have tbsen adopted BY the Presbyterian church
Of Aiddletown, for use 1t prayer meetings, DO
EliAson Benson, tinsmiths, have purchased
. lot f0rmerly the site Of the old machine shops,
and do Of the buildings thereon, which they
propose TO at mp for stove store.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

swarm in southsrn Chester county, and ct Ken
nett Square q man NAMED Wlllia6 6wAyns re-
osivsd aliGhb soeaAah froA his dsg which aftsr.
wards showed sueds Signs Of hydrophobia, and
waA killed. ". 9wayne Ma standing with his
hands behind his ba1a, when biz dcg ap.
the thumb. He had tbs wound promptly out
out and 1t once placed himself under tho care
Of DR.. Emery Of Phunlxyilis, physician who
has the reputation Of having great skill In the
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

OvKHsLRRrrAa ORnH-Last week Judge
Butler, Of Chester county, surprised . juror
named Webster, who had ovsrslept himself and
was late at court, by aning him ton dOllars.
The gentleman looked wide enough awake, as
the conclusion Of the Judges remarks, to do
without any more sleep for week. tl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

BrATR TBAcHRns' AssooiATIoR.-An adjourned
meeting Of the Delaware State Teachers Asso-
citation was held ct Georgetown, one day last
week, to complete its organization. David g.
Pumsll was elected Vioe.presdsnt for Sussex
county, and forty teachers became members Of
the Association. u l...t#
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

HoTRL OHAHaes--Wm. ]. Campbell has sold
out his lease Of tho Wakemsn House, Bombay
Hook, to VIM. O. Jumped Kenton, and has gone
TO Philadelphia 10 live.
David Jones, now farming near Smyrna, has
leased the hotel at Kenton, now In tenure Of
Emory Temple. Mr.. Temple will open board
ing house near the depot there.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

SPoKKs FOE EuRopR.-W. g. Phillips Bro,
Of Greenland, on the Wilmington 4 Western X.
R., have received an order for one hundred sets
Of heavy spokes for shipmAnt to Europe. II 10
supposed they will be used in the construction
Of army wagons. .I.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

Besides the above standard goods, We have every
reliable make Of Kuslins and sheetings. In all III
widths, ct lower prices than they have ever been
sold, even before the var.
The attention of Houseksepers and Propnetors Of
Hotels u especially invited.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

WE HAVE SOlU KLDGANT NEW
" TIA nR ls1sse aAd noes heaA11Q, aAd hAso
ma 1EGa seesea'1gg ~ Ne saas On ofvoz1.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

BgvIvAL o. TEE CsNTRkvIlLE "CrrlxkN."-
Ths Oentzev lille md Citizen has bssn twice sus-
pended and twice revived within few months.
On saturday 1t resumed publication after about
editor, makes no promises. but seems to have
gone to work with will al.,la
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

TEE REHoBorE BRAoR CAMr-kKerIna.-A
meeting Of the Rslieious Oammitese Of the
Rshoboth Beach Oamp-mseting Association and
Of the Presiding Elders Of the Wilmipstoa Con-
ference Wa had q Smyrna, last week, 10 make
Arrangements for the annual oamp-rnesting q
the seaside. The date Of oommsnoenent was
untl Aasust ,st eiroui.T ~ $3.50. 70 g.
mailed 70 the churches Of the Oonfsrsncs, and II
u probable that convention Of the churches
will be held some trne before the opening Of The
np-mNAttn1
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

ADDING NAMES TO THE ASSIGNMENT. ques-
ton which is attracting much interest In Dover
has arisen In the Levy Court H. D. Learned,
the Assessor for Dover Hundred, has, 1t seems,
in making his assessment, placed names upon
the list after the LIST Of January without affidavit.
This the Levy Court objected to and refused 70
his counsel, Msssrs. Smithers, Massey, and Har-
rington, who gave ~ their legal opinion that Mr..
Learned had done the right thing In assessing
al peEsons up to the time Of the meeting Of the
oourt-tbe purpose Of the law being to provide
reached.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
9faths.

NORRIHON.-IA Pailadelphis, on Sunday. Febfua-
r. eth, 1875, Lxxie Morrison, 10 her - year.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

SUDDEN DEATH OF 4 COLONEL WoMAN.-Mar-
garrett oolored woman living with Frank COL
Inns, proprietor It Collins Beach, died very sud
denly ono day Last week. Rhe fell from chair
whilst preparing something for dinner, and died
almost instantly. Shs had not complained Of
aiokneAA. She MAs quite Q stout woman.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

TEE Md. h DEE. Il. r. PIEs.-The pier Of the
Md Il Del. Il. h ut Oxford has been completed.
It extends 400 feet out into the bay, and 10 pro-
nounced solid and strong structure. Last week
President Huntington, Secretary and Treasurer
Scott, Superintendent Caldwell, Engineer ThArp,
and Others went down IN special train and in
spocted 10. To increase the accommodations IL
has been determined to extend the pier 100 fest.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

How DEF IL IT THE Elkton Demoorak cor
reoting . statement that the channel Of Elk
River Il dsedgsd 10 the depth Of Is fest says
"Whas whoppsr! Divide twsnty-ave By four
and No have slx end quarter, 70 which odd
three inches and eliminate tho tEuth."-Well,
now, can anybody understand the explanaaionf
After you get slx feet nine, then eliminate the
truth" Then what do you have left2 H.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
IHERIFFALTY,

CHEKIFFAITY.
70 TIE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
Ny fellow citizens, after some hesitation, have
concluded to offer myself b your consideration -
candidate for the once Of sheriff, subject to the
comiuaton Of the Republican pa ty, piedgn6 my.
ever he may be. JONATHAN =. GEORGE,
febe tn New Castle Hundred.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

This 10 Q dangerous season, and often the foudost
mothers care q no psueectio1 a&ainet coughs and
colds and hoarsonese. Dr.. Balls COACH syrup
should therefore b kept In readiness Price, Is
NAuta. | - = ~ IL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

Ths Tangier, owned by the II. b Il. Co., And
plying on the Chesapeake, was blown lahore tn
Onancock Greek, Va, during the late gale, md
the Nswtown Record says considerable diRcalty
will be experienced in getting her OF. -.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

MAIL N0sRuoER.-At Kenton, Kent county.
Bel. Nj. o. L. Bell 10 appointed nail messenger
from February Is, 1t e53 per annum, vice JAs.
W. Clark. ~. fl.I +
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

REAL EsrArE HALE.-J0nes 4 daines, Trus-
tees, sold the farm Of the late John 8impsrs, de-
ceased, situAted in Elk Neck, n pivats ssls.
this week. for e5, 900, johnson B,mpern pur-
chaser. Tho farm contained 214 Acres. about
100 acres Of which was clear land. -Elkton Wing,
Feb. ST. .lI2 's
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

MA0NIFlCHNT POSTERS FOR LIE
IVA TUR1A, nesttnG1, ~ other satsFtainnsat
pdDtedoa tbs 0AnnOeh geAn peQn a sAa COD
| 6InGEA PNn&1ll o.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE MARYLAND OYsrER
Laval the instance Of Mr. Dennis, Of Som
erset county, the Maryland Senate has adopted
an order directing the Committee ON Chesa-
psake Bay and its Tributaries to inquire into
the expedisncy Of certain proposed changes In
the Oyatsr i&w. The changes which the sena-
tor desires to make include reduction Of the
dredging license from % 10 81; . curtailmsnt
with the salaries Of those retained the repeal
Of that section prohibiting citizens Of one conn
ty from dredging in another, and tho substitu-
ton therefor Of : section throwing open all the
oyster beds to all thee itizens Of the State and
return to the old law In tho matter OF tho dc.
lection Of violators. Bone Of the rural press Of
Maryland think the proposed change will not
prove very popular.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

PLEAD GunrY--Rsv. Elias Pennington,
eolorsd minister st CoatesvfIls, has been on sta!
In the Chester county courts, this week. charged
with adultery. This was not proven, but be en-
tassd plea Of guilty Of Foundation. G9t
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Il h said that James Kirk will vAsass The edi-
torial chair Of Tie Ds'aseaysas In TIE spring.
Chester b prspefing for he municipal elee-
ton, which tske0 plaSs on Tuesday, ths' leeh
tnet ..-.-
Daniel Dresden, Of Hocksssin. will AL fns ~
land 10 few DAYS 70 visit his mother, who v
l02 years old.
Thu candidates In the nsld axs already nA1ng
IN earnest canvass for the nosninAtaoos my
sssk. The fall campaign u opening sasiy.
Tue butchers have written Council thas ~ ~
paAl Of the "9hinnsr" ordinance may Eevees
fhe ereotion al the market house u Geoond
street.
Robert J. Jump, Esq., Of Denton, b. bSeo
eaectsd delegate to represent Denton Z ~ NJ.
cult In the Lay Conference which neees " seAs
atty in March.
Neither the Old Dominion 0teanship 70. nor
the Junction 4 BreakvassF b, 4 hes any con-
lece N with the canvass Whish y being neds IN
behalf Of railroad extension 70 kshoootA 1eaen.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

An EprfoRIAL LEurEHANE.-Baxtou D. Evans,
senior editor Of the West Chester Record, has
bean sleoted 10 the second ieutenantcy OF ~
Wayne Zouaves. He il said TO be well verssd IN
military Affair."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10
NN'4fat obi
ONE THOUSAND PIECES
a Spring q
Dress Fabrics
AT ABOUT HALF VALUE

,Idi
Tive Cases Plaids, lax Gents.
Ons Case vlgeins serRss, Is Cents.
Ons Case PSksian saitings, Is cts.
OAe Case Ds Dsge suisin9s, 10 CTS.
One Case sslHay s-,s,.s'' rs os''
TIVE Gases Sllk Check Maxtnxes, csc.
Tive Cases silk Plaid suatinxs, 0sc.
one Case AIl.vool DAaGOnals, 37kc.
The attention Of IL purchasers OF Dress 0oodA IL
invited 70 the above Special BargaiAa the goods
cannot b found elsewhere at the prices In America.
...f.H.FrFrg e.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

TWDHHCY TOWARDS FAHMINa.-It nov locks,
says the Smyrna Times, ~ II there would b
very few vsndues this season among the farm
err Of that section. The tendency u more 90
wards farming than otherwise, and hardly any
ene W going 70 quit. W. ts ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-10

6HKRrFs's SALR.-8heriff Lanbson sold q
Newport. Wednesday, tho farm Of Barton NOEL.
wss, 106l7 acres, in Mil Greek Hundred, 70
Robert T. Lyman, for tS,l00 The farm vas
cold subject 10 = mortgage Of e1, 200. The farm
Of ErAncia q. RumfOEd MAA Withdrawn.