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CLASS w. GREEN HOUSE PLAsrs--FIRsr
Eh-H DIVISION.
yulgss-Mrs. G. T. yandemark. City.
Chairman; Mrs. y. r. Rowley. wheatlsnd
NcA H. II. Ferris, Reading.
=. inpr. sd pr.
Beat collection Of green house plants =
raise under giase or by artificial
heat. not leas than Is varieties. .si5 90 $40 %
BeH collection ol house plants with
out the all Of glass structure, not
less than 10 varieties. ............. 10
Rest moi Ila M raised Ia house or sun:
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Class VIIi--hoApsILHA

Eorr.--Roadstefs. aetna tsr.n j. us<d leTe.
means horse. too light for all worn. or uot
falls matcl,cd and too iixht for thc carisge.
pat capable Of spcci and endorsnce 10 bRhs
| loads on the TOAD
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SECOND DIVISION

CLASS r-rAfsrNos AID srS ricrunEs.
: .yuascs--o.rA A. JAne@ Chairman; Nra III.
p Parnelco. Reading Miss &. Baxter, Jones'
Vile. ~ -
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class v-p' GOD MAKEs AND sUcKISo
.sbWb Il cmrss
rps. pr. I'd pr.
b,yJn .oIls uAe'.' .ssas 900 81 90
spcKing colts, either sex. 2V 90 %
lThs Committee viii award diploma in this
class 70 the maze showing TUE best family OF
colts. and NJ premium will be awarded 70
! mari q not recommended by their Offspring.
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CONSERVE rRoDucrs.


Th. Board ~ Directors .ct apart the sum
Of s25 90 "a, be Distributed to kris Of the
county under II yeaTs of age, for productions
In Butter Maklrg. Baking. Cooking. Presers-
ing of Fruits. Canning OF Fruits ard Veget-
ahles or such other specimens of the culinary
do, a-tment that constitute good living. Is
their inventive minds may suggest The arti-
Clcs 20 put on exhibition % 10 clsssed by
themselves. aud the premiums Ia correspond
In amount 10 hoe Ia ciass III 81 Agric',ltnf-
nj Hall. except W an crock tu'tsr and cheese
excluded. Satisfactory eyidSnce must bc CIV
On tho committees that the Production 30 put
upon exhibition j. the sole work Of iAa eX-
hibi,or. without aid or sapcrin,endenee Of
older persons.
FLORAL HALL. s
sppo.iaieadc.,t-w J. Baxter, E~l.
FIRST DIVISION.
CLASS I-DoMEsTICS.
J,sdg,s-NIrs. l.. ID. Green, Chairman Mrs.
W. II. Reynolds City; Mrs. joel Moore. Mos
COW.
ist pr. ed p..
Best assortment Of factory made
ntw
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.a.l
g CLASS II--E,RoPEAs
Iaciude. Colored. White and silver Gray
Dcrklns Classification and premiums same
as In classr
CLASS IiT--AMERIcAS.
Include, Plymouth Rocks. Domlniques.
Bolton Grays and Sebrighi Coehins. Each
variety TO be shown separately In trios. and
20 eonpcte With ilsk kind. Premiums saine as
class =
t' oLAss'w--sPASIsH.
Inelades Black spanish. Black. Brown and
White, Lea ghorhs. Each variety TO be shown
in trtos, and 10 compete with IT, kind. Pre-
rniunls same a. class {. u.
M CLASS y--PoLIsH.
inciases Elacs. "whlts Crested White.
Silver and Golden. Each variety to be shown
10 trios. and to compete with lis kind. Pre-
miums same n class T.
CLASS yI--YnkScH.
Incluf-s Cre,e-coar.. HoudaRs. and La
fietehe. Each variety to hc shown In trlbs.
and to compete with It's kind. Premiums
same as class 4.
CLASS yI--,itNBrRoHs.
Inciudes Golden spansied. silver spangied.
Golden Pencilcd. Silver Pcneilcd. Each va
riey TO be shown In trios and to compete
wiih lis kiad, Premiums same as cIasr.
CLASS viTt---oANEs.
a i.sde. Blsok breasted. Red. Dack Wing.
PIE Ezrl Derby. Each variety 20 te shown
IN trlo-. agd 10 compete with It's kind. Pre-
iniuns sarees class ..
Class Ix-BASTAns.
Includcs Game. White. Black aud sesrlgbt
Each isty tp De shown in trios. and TO COM
pete with it- Kind. Premiums ouc-hslf tho
amouai awarded to class I.
cIAss - CROSSES.
Includes any OF the breed. named ia glasses
2 3. =. 5 q. T. g. crossed with class Z. To be
shown In enops OF each 20 be chick. only
all 70 compete. First PREMIUM el 30; 2nd
premium, 81 90.
CLASS xI I--aiscELLAsEoUs.
includes Cfeepers. Frl,zles, Pumpkins. &c.
eorff'rtc Nnu -ft-' NUr's rrSinsa a'is-- s.s>nS 40
class *.
CLASS XH--rURKIKs
Iurlndes Bronze Wild: White. Black and
Buff Zach variety to bd shown In pairs aud
10 compete with lts Kind. First premium.
sl 80; "a premium. fl %.
- CLASS xnl--DUcKs.
Inelutss Rouen. Ayiestury. Cayuga. Each
variety 10 be shown in pairs. and 20 compete
With it, Kind. First premium. sl 70; and
premium. III 90
Muscoyy. let premiam. si 90 /; sad, soc.
CLASS xIy--0EEsE.
| Includes Toulouse Bremen. Wild. and COM
mon To be shown la pairr aud To compete
with their Kind. First premium. 81 50; 2nd
premium. 81 %.
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roNoLoGICAL HALL.
CLASS i-APPLEs.

.J,ioges-s. O. Knapp Jackson, Chairman I;
John fiizsiInnisns, Reading Geo. T. Roberts
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MECHANICS HALL.

GLASS I-cARRiAoEs AID CARRIAGE
groCk.
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Judges Geo r.. Murray, Chalrmans I'd
ward Campbell. Hillsdae; S. T. Johsson
Sclpio f
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supERrNrENpENrs

Digi,ion A. caitlc--w,n. Wright. adahls
nlsI.lon B--IIorses-Edward Howard. Al
Division --sheep--John ChappeL Cambria
Division D-swine--Pcter Hewitt. Wood.
bridge. th..s.-4A 9
Division E-Poul.ry--M Msgce, wh-a,-
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CLASS I--srALLIoss ron ALL WORK.


fttr, ti--cfANo rpH t1b "Ohh.
- 49, la pr. III pr. sdpr.
Spans year old or over. IS 90 500 o. 90
spans years old. ........-'.. o'el ~ c
srsnsa yesrs oid,.....,s..,. 80 seV 2W
Z The aboyr class to be drove on track In The
order named. but MOI imperative With two
year olGs : professional irotters not eligible
cLasy rri--rILLms rSDyn POUR YEARS.
.srfl-rr-r a. al lsi pr 81 pr. "a pr.
f,tiies ssoars Old. .-....B % - % 81 90
filres yesrs off. .-s..... " xW W
finics year otd-.-........-. ID - " w
The Comuliite will award Que diploma w
this class to the colt showing the greatest
nuIabcr of points that make the perfer ami
NAL, waving age. f 4 tr.
crass Iv--sELprScs UNDER roun YEARS,
l4I 80 ALL WORE. a .a44
et+@lr 'pfe 90 80
cc,ains.s yesrsois.. % % SO 80
Geiiings years nii..-...... o. ".
Geidings year old -....... 90 100 io
Tie commitiee ~iif award one diploma 10
thl. class 10 the cslt showing the greatest
. number Of points that nsks the perfect AMI
NAL. waivin. age.
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CLASS H. --PEAoHEs, P.ARs AND GRAPES.
Jud9es--Joei D. Norris, Cambria l.. Hub
bard, Wright y. 8. Sharp, Adams
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CLASS uI-DEyoss.

The rule as To pedigree and condition for
xecdlng purposes, applies fully 20 tbis class.
CLASS Iy--ALpERsEYs or JERSEYS.
The same premiums offered rs for Dcyons,
and the same requirements from exhibitors.
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CLASS xIv-GEEsE.

Includes Toulouse Bremen, Wild. and com
mon. To be shown la pairr aud To compete
with their Kind. First premium. 81 50; 2nd
premium. 81 %.
CLASS xy-ORSAMESrAL AsD PIT CAGES.
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GLASS m-ruRsrrus Asp norsr rxrLr
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To tie exhibitors InNking the greatest dis
plav IN Agricultural Hall Of Garden Farm
and DaiSy products thler own productioii, on
which premiums shall he awarded. the Board
OF Directors will awsrd diploma - e
GIRLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Mechanics finil-Hugi Cook. Hillsdais.
AgTiegIlsral HallTwps Mrpougal, Li'eh
Floial iail-W. J. Baxter. Fayette. n
Pomologieai EIall-w. H. Reynolds, Hills
dale City.
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y,.dc,s- wyni- wordsn. Chairman Henry
Carmichael. Piitsford Christian Fink, Cam
bfis. nH ..n
Prmiun-. requirements and awards OF d.
pionss the same a< ~ ciassr f
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lJsdges-- Thos Burt. 4 Jr.. Chairman. T..
Williams. wLealiand; Goodwin Howard. Al
len. I'll
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CLASS Ix-yAr CATTLE.
DIVISION B-HoRsES.

Best herd Of 3sieeTs owned and fed
ny exhibitor over two years OH
ufarlisI M trlix rsnS, .........Is Isug .
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CLASS n-yrrDLr AND AnrtrIasr woaK

All the above murt hc the work ~ exhibit
or5. and not before awarded q premium AT iho
County Fair. r. sru aa W
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cLAss In-MrsIcAL IssrRUMESrs.

Cabinets or collections heretofore receiving
lst premiums. Will be barred further premiums.
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AGRICULTURAL HALL.
CLASS I-eRAIN ASp sKKDs.

.Judgcs-P. Little. Chairman; J. J. Rams
dell, Moscow; Robt. Cox, Whestland.
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CLASS v-LEA rIrrR.

Judyss-A J. Tuitlc. Chairman: J. B. Al
botl Woodbridge Anson r. Nisner, Fayeiie.
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CLASS v-AYRsHIREs.
CLASS yI--aRApEs.

The same prcmiums offered us for Deyons
aud tbs sans requirements from exhibitors
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Notes About our Neighbors.

In Hartford county, the farmers are paying
much attention to tho improvement Of their
stock, and q wonderful change has taken place
within . few years past. ...
Some one in Hartford county has the original
Declaration of Independence proposed aud
signed in that county, March 22ni, 1775, before
any other in the country. A meeting Of the
descendants Of tho signsrs 10 uggssted 1t Belair
on next anniversary day.
himself In Deer Creek, last Sunday. He was
under An alteration Of mind from s,okness.
COW belonging to Mr.. d. K Bolton, Of Perry
Evansville, recently gave birth to calf which
weighed ITO pounds when twsnty-four hours
old.
Rev. O. II. Deitz has resigned the pastorate
of the Baptist church at Gainesville to accept .
call TO . church at Holmssburg. During his
ministration Ut Coatesville, since 1869, $50 per-
sons have been added to his church.
work, some months ago, under hand power, have
been compelled to introduce steam BY an in
crease Of business. ..-.
The match factory recently burned at Reading
has bean rebuilt, and it Is expected that opera
tions will be resumed, next week.
At Oxford the 22nd will be observed with more
ceremony than in any Of our neighboring towns.
| There will be . hne turn out Of the military,
several companies from other places taking
The Wayne Fencibles, of West Chester, have
received their new uniforms. They are gray,
trimmed with black and gold, with white epau-
lets, black hat and plume. A proposition to raise
. section Of . battery in the same town meets
with much favor,
Fourteen new dwellings have just been an
| ished at Chester.
| The sAle Of Brandywne Bank property ii
| West Chester on Saturday brought 4400.
Tho Good Templars Of Chester county held q
quarterly convention 1t West Chester on Batur-
day, and resolution inviting 90 operation in the
re-es tablishment Of Local Option was passed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Real Estate.

The demand for farms about Smyrna has, says
the Times, been unprecedented. A gentleman
who resides in Smyrna had one to rent and had
about twenty applicants. A gentleman residing
between Smyrna and Aiddletown had about thir-
" applicants for one. Two or three years ago
farms could hardly get tenants.
Several sales Of farms are reported in Talbot
county, Md. Huntington" 90 acres in Miles
River Neck, belonging to John Wyatt, has been
sold to r. B. Dixon BY Chas H. Gibson, Attor-
ney, for eS,875. The "Outram Tract" 500 acres,
has been aold through J. F. Mancha TO Robert
Hatten for e6,250. Mr.. Aancha has also sold
belmont" lit acres belonging to tho late Col.
Vim. R. Hughlstt, to Jno. N Mead, Of New York
for $4,000.
In Caroline county, Manoha has sold Jno.
Wilmot's farm. go acres, to O. H. Calkins, Of
New Jersey, for e6,000. q
Sheriff Cooper, Of Kent county, has sold the
following real estate SO acres Of land in Mispil
lion hundred, property Of the heirs atlAw of An.
drew J. Grant, to George F. Rioe for GAG. A
perty Of James J. Wood, In same hundred, to
z P. Lynch for $500. Also, . valuable farm of
$50 acres, In Murderkill hundred, the property Of
James FraHhier, 10 Alexander Jackson, Jr., fol-
2,4O0,
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A MATTER Of POPULAR INTEREST

We eondense/ From the Lehigh Register tho
substance of a Conversation about Oak Hall. In
Philadc(AIli <WanamaliCr.S Brown" Largest
SSsndjn ~ in pDs ASr?a" visitor and
Visitor. what corner is the Building on2'
.dhendaa.; South East corner Of SLJfh and
Market. Please note tho SMITH, for some
,trangers seeking Oak Hall, have been miS!ed
VT Is Perlfctiy colossal DO you know
$50 odd on Sixth, six stories high, has over
SsesP Pissds twenty diIeien' bu'i-
V. ''Do you Use steam -power2"
A.. "A giant young engine furnishes power
forthe freight and passenger elevators, and tho
boilers steam for heating, and The other opera.
Y. What order do yon tsl;o With roods?'
a, They arc first opoEed and arranged in
the basement on long ~ counter md taEcn
tors room on thssS,lH aoor.S " '''' -" NV
Y. Is inSpeetinS'thc first cpe-atlon?"
A. "N9' SIR, measuring 1he goods are firzt
cloth passes over roles in tie i4ca Of a st.oEE
light, and two men sit, orc before and ono
behind the goods, watching with the eye Of 0
hawk for the least pin-holG improvisation, and
marking every flaw, 50 that the cutter may SEQ
ments."
A. Come to our fith logE and see No
keep 20 hands ell the ts1e eyAingup the clcth
dozen mems work eaclfst stroke
N"Bo You manufacture al your own
<. ave do, and most carera,'y orr r.;.
nniners inspect every stitch aud ECggl. amt
certify To every garment as e&!tra-vg,l raab
before We put our ticket on Il, aud IT," 40
responsible i'r IT,
,y;",Iour syasem must rave you . gca.
at, oyo-,, ,'-oo,s,,,, ,. r,,. ~ .,,-,-,.,
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CE TIFF G. A T e S..

a .ss,rsH
Mru
with n. result
ltroih also and found the estranS ~i
" d
and esrS
ssv
recommend IL" cheap
1bleve
Wn H. Reynolds, OF Pencadr . -. :
% able ssers that n
weld e nema1n IN recon-
x-shinR.L ewsarm suonasay =. l..
Speaker d ossofRy ,sa
fertilizer
.
vage New n - , -,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
CALIFORNIA.
THE CHICAGO AND NORTH.W EST.
ERN RAILWAY

Embraces under one MANAGEMENT the Great Trunk
Railway Lines Of the WEST and NORTHWEST,
aud, with Its numerous branches and connections,
forms the shortest and quickest route between
ern Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska. Califor-
mia, and the Western Territories. l0
OMAHA AND CALIFORNIA LINE
ID the shortest and best route for all points in
mGasne cooSo tt.S seysd taifornis oregon
China, Japan, and Australia lu
CHICAGO, MADISON AND ST. PAUL LINE
ID the short line for Northern wisconsin and Ain-
iuth and ali points in the Great Northwest. lts
wINONA AND ST. PETER LINE
Il the only route for winona Rochester, owstonna.
Southern and Central Minnesota Its
GREEN BAY AND MARQUETTE LINE
Du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton. Green Bay. Escanaba,
NeRaunee, Marquette, HouShton, Hancock and the
Lake superior Country. Ia .--
FRKKPORT AND DUBUQUE LINE
!! the only route for sIsip, Rockford, Frespor and
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE, LINE
ID the old Lake Shore Route, and IL the Only one
Park, Wsukegan, Racine, kenoaha, to Milwaukee.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
are run on all through traln4 OF enU road
This Is the ONLY LIN. running these cars be-
tween Chicago and st. Paul, Chicago and AnHau-
kee, or Chicago and Winona.
At Omaha our bleepeu connect with the Over.
land Sleeper on the Union fAcinc Railroad for all
points West OF the Missouri River.
ON the arrival Of the trains from the East or
South, the trains OF the Chicago 4 Northwestern
RAILWAY LIZ AVE CHICAGO - follows:
FOR Council Bluffs, Omaha. and Californla. Two
ing Room and sleeping Cars through 70 Council
Yor st. Paul and Minneapolis, T~o Through
Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached on
Yor Green BAY and Lake Superior, Two Train.
daily. With Pullman Palace Cars attached, and
running through 70 Marquette.
For Milwaukee, Four Through Trains daily Pull
man Cars on night tfain1, Pasior Chair Oars on Gay
For Sparta and wiaona and Points in Ainne.
sofa. One Through Train dsily, with Pullman
/ sleepeu to WinonA
A DuS1s1s q. srssport Two ,1 Ta,,ousn Trains
For Dubuque md Ia Crosee, VA Clinton, Two
Through Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night
| train to Ac0regor. lows.
For sion1 csy md Y.n1ton: Two ,,,; Trains daily
| For Lake Geneva. -Four Trains daily.
FIR Rockford, Sterling, KenoshA, GAINESVILLE, and
other points, you can have from two to tan train
Nav York omce, No. as Broadway: Boston OF
dee, No 8 state btrset Omaha Odes, ~ Fam
ham Etreet San Francisco once, 19l Aontgomef,
Street chicago 11ckes Ofacea. . Cia!k Street.
under sherman House CORNER Canal e1d Aadteoa
and Canal sEeets Wells street Depot. oo1ne
For rates OF informsssoa NOT asta,nable frou
ycSr hGps 1Sls9 gents ApPlI HueBrrr
e:n Il fsia Ar. Chicago. ass. sups.. esio.so
| 1An.10,lyW
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Arms for the state militia.

TEE ALLOWANCE OF CREDIT TO THE STATE MADE BY
THE War DEPARTMkNT-No FURTHER DELAY In
GETTING ARMS PRoBABLR.
Adjutant- General Reynolds recently sent TO
Congressman Williams number Of vouchersy
afadavits, 30, to show that the arms which were
drawn from the U. u. armories, in the early part
Of the var, to be used by various companies Of
Home Guards, DO, In this State, were afterward
otherwise restored to the government. he re-
oeivsd. this morning, letter from Mr.. Williams,
stating that the vouchers have been approved at
the War Department and that the amount they
oover about OF $780, will be placed to the credit
Of the State, for arms for its militia forces.
The Adjutant- General il therefore quite oon-
dent that there will now be little further delay
In securing arms for those companies which are
regularly organized, but not yet armed The
National Rifes, Of this city, have been waiting
| for some time tor their arms, and have suffered
some encouragement by tho delay.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

n'"ss poShsd A''h''r PA the interest" " the Patrons OF
tdismsos
= I % W. 3 % @ COP
a3
s: > % & e. u. % e S: %:n R%S %
@ % @ HnSs sa ss% al 'R% Ion render
he
a,sa ,
IT, s ~ % AZ % M % %
% nc % % " quantity thrust that you vi" meet wit" the be-"
applied
T RG L. y '' ito farmers
Thomas Edge p, .
y :s:: ;ass 20 Poss: @ % % @ % % % %
r. rsss
sss ] IL . ss :ss 81
tunp 1osnS M @
cs.rs: Jackson Of nrsin. Hundz. s - ~ - ~ g., u
III % results showing that " f''s cool and costs
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3ailrnxd 3iues.
DHuADELPHIA, WILMINGTON b
10 BALTIMORE RAILROAn

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON b
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NovNB8R n, 1915.
THAine will leave Wilmington - FOLLOW, for
Philadelphia and lAtafmodlAte Stations, TOO, 61o,
800, 50 10. 20 .. n, . A10, T.1o, 80, p "a.
Philadsphis and New York. In q M, 10 II, 1851,
80, p. n.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, l1u1, s.ob,
T. m, SD p. N.
Baltimore and Wasnington, la5a Ia. go, .. NJ,
l9b1, IL, $50, ITO D. n.
TTAine for Delaware OivtN0a, leave for
New Castle, 500, aSo, S.D0 q. n, In, go, .. n.
HAErtAgt0a and lntsGmsdiAse 0eaaons, so, 80,
D. M, A10, p. %.
SUNDAY 1RAue0.
Fhiladelphis ana lntsFmediste Stations, R10, 4
m, ~, 60, p. %.
Philadelphia and New Yofk, Isl q n.
Baltimore and washington, IAN, LES q "a.
Fur further Information passenger are referred
70 the time tables posted oS the depot.
nAy11-ly Ell. KINNEY, Superintendent
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ssass utsn.s.

BR1KrLErs cuLLED HaoN QUE AxoRAN0xs.
Tho bark Hanna, ashore u the entrance to
Delaware Bay since the ID Inst, Wa broken up
bv the storm Of Monday night Of last week, and
has disappeared.
Tho high school ss Lsvss has been closed for
several days for want Of . teacher. Mckendree
Downham has now boon obtained and the school
will 60 on - usual
The BreakwAt,r Telegraph cable, which was
broken III the late westerly gale, has been picked
up. rspAired, and rslsid, and 10 now in arstrats
The J. 1 b R. B. are reducing their clerical
force.
The Light publishes rumor that steamboat
will be put on betwoon Loves and Philadelphia
the coming summer, but cannot vouch for the
During the late scarlet fever epidemic u
Lewes single physician had one hundred pa-
tents.
most independent hundred in the State Of Dsl-
sware-Sussex Journal
Mr.. Turtle, Of Georgetown, consul ct Maran-
ham, Brazil, 10 In Washington. He thlnks 1t
useless to keep up consulate there and does
not propose to return. he 10 An applicant for
Ex.aheri1 Marvel Of Sussex, proposes, during
the coming summer, 10 build handsome new
dwelling on his farm near Knowles < Roada
Brown Phillips. butchers Of seaford, slaugh-
tered, last week, one Of the finest steers ever
raised in Sussex county. it, net weight was
1,046 pounds dreeeed 100.
Four lady cemp5aiusnts have written 10 the
HeAford CiiisSM about Insults which they had re-
oeivsd ON the streets. The Citizen advises them
to use the rawhide.
Gas has been reduced at Smyrna from e4.50
to u per thousand feet, with 10 per cent. on for
prompt payment.
The revival meetings 1t Dover were renewed
on Sunday evening last, and will be continued
- circumstancessmay dictate.
Mr.. Clayton succeeds jackson Briant In tho
National Hotel 1t Middletown.
The public schools Of FrelericA have been
twice closed this winter TO stop the spread Of the
scarlet fever, and the protracted meetings there
were greatly embarrassed by tho prevalence Of
David Rousch is named as Mr.. Kirks success
sor on the Lela,oarean. Mr.. Kirk will quit tho
A recent thunder storm struck the telegraph
wires leading into Smyrna, and following there
went into the depot building. smashing the win
dow and exploding like gdn. Eight telegraph
poles between Clayton and Smyrna were shiv-
cred. ~ i.g'-
A new oolored N. E. church IL to be built at
Smyrna, the lumber for which 10 on the ground.
The church 10 to be 42xS2 fsst costing about
$1,000, Of which $500 have been already secured,
900 having been granted BY the Church Exten-
zion Society Of the NJ E. Church. The building
is expected to be ready for dedioation by June
LIST I.ga .-I .E.-
Theodore p. Apple, tin and iron worker It
West Chester, imports his tin plate direct from
England. ~
On Wednesday evening, the friends Of Mr.
aud Mrs. Jefferson Roe, who live near Milford,
Joined In . celebration Of their golden wedding,
There WAS large company Of guests, and many
pseyents, appropriate to the occasion, were
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RAILROAD DEPOT BuRNKD.-The new building
which was being erected At Principle, on tho p.
W. L B, R, R., few miles below Elkton, for
depot purposes, was burned on Friday night last
Tho building was very neat frame structure,
with granite foundation, one.story In height,
and covered with . mAnsAId. It rosembled
somewhat the depot house n Norwood, and wa
one Of tho most tasteful on the line of the road
The circumstances Of the IRE point to other than
On occidental origin, there having been no Ars
In the building alter o'clock In the afternoon.
The loss viii probably reach %. 800, upon which
been ready for occupancy In . few days,