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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

OVERLOADED CARa.-The Delaware Railroad
Company have commenced operations against
shippers who have so long been overlooking
their cars from 5000 to TO- 600 lbs. At this de-
pot every supposed overlooked car goes ON the
scales, and when the weight exceeds "a 600 lbs.
it ID charged to the shipper At frst-class rates.
and he IL compelled to pay. The company have
employed Samuel Price ~ an assistant at this
station, whose duties are to weigh during the
night. This ''war" on the freighter has caused
some consternstion and surprise Of the lower
part of the Standardization Transcript.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

perfect system gid rules of self.mehsurenlent
make II pOsSikIe To please people 1000 les
away 9pofiec's as If they were here in /.
v. II suppose you have at least half dozen
different deparnnents2'' a
A. My dear sir we have moro thnn 'rreg,j,
ench charged with its own business, and ouch
thoroughly organized, necessary wheel with.
in the great wheel.' I'd -
V, viii you name dozen or so of tncm y
meat, for thopsS y5G prdios % DsRat 70
Win Is H,cGss stock 81 al underwear
I'M ss our own sclass - sp T ihasT l@
ming Department, Itself as big Us many . regu-
lar store. The Garment Stock Room. The
bole 3roeT Banpt
mellt, The Delivery ~ Department, will its
v".,Hold, hold sir, enoughr a.. ,,..l.at
editing and pubiishinsX susinesss and popnlaf.
jsn,iI9l eiTsulas ~, 60 GEO copies rionthly
Department. Willis many rooms. Tho Boys
1SRaEien-n The Yegth@ H9lartnent Ihg
iaont. The Chief Clerks pcparinent, With
is book ,Geepers and es.sistnnts. General Man
s st d RsSgs,@ aS PSS s12 sH eSs IND md
thinking. PLANNING, exsZutlnf, buying, max
rr.d ii a th9us4ndSsiiS5 Joining theis forces
Ing 20 between 100000 and sa,0a0.c0o an
L. 5s.t-u.p.c-n.d.o.u.sm 500 aa. rsh VOWS
a. Indeed it is forgot 10 nanc Tic
Cashiers Department, " hich handlesit 5000
retail sales on some single Gays' = III e
", "sejQ0i lmmepsei That what enables
S h9p3s s9 on ph aRs ehhfi t
people throng here, fnSeirI INT We ID pthhi
On 10y price and inmtis tsalgs:'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

REDUCTION OF WAass.-The employees OF the
ph9ui. Iron Company have been notified by
,~inted handbilla that on and after March lst
Production in wsgss would take plaoe. The
prices to be paid sfter that date for boiling iron
will BIO % 30 pudding, IS 25, with cores
pond,ng rate to helpers. All other wages in the
mill will be reduced 10 per cent. All Superinten-
dents, foremen, civil engineera, draughtsmen,
clerks and salaried men will be reduced 25 per
cent The company At the same tine give no
tico that the rents Of their houses will be 10 per
cent less than 1t present-West Chester Local
Ne1na.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Fare 1t Felt0n.

oHE OF TIE FINEST R1NDxNCns N TIE TOWN
BU1N4D.
A correspondent. "J.," sends the following
item Of news: Our town met with heavy loss
on Sunday evening, in the destruction BY fire Of
ono Of its finest buildings, owned by O. g. Severn,
and occupied BY himself and Rev. E. E. White.
Ths alarm was given Just after the minister
had begun to preach. Upon the announce
ment In the church, general panic took place,
but finally Ill got out. Tho Are wss discovered
In the Sd story, which seemed to ignite very
slowly, but water was 10 hard to get that to
save the building was impossible. Tho build
ing was completely destroyed, with some furni-
turs Of Rev. Mr.. White. Tho building waa
covered by an insurance Of a, 800 Bl
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

INDIAN RELICS FOE TEE CKNrrHrrAL.-While
some of tho workmen on the Old Dominion r.
h. Frankford 4 BreAkwAter extensiou) wero
digging in an embankment near franklin, Qor-
merly Greenbank,) on Monday last, they OK
humed the skeleton Of an Indian, together with
. genuine, bona Ade tomahawk. Several ARROW
idsncs was collected to justify the belief that
this was once burying ground Of the abort.
ginea. Tho skeleton Of the departed red man.
In company with the tomahawk, has been
shipped to Philadelphia, and it 10 proposed to
tsnon Record,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

barn BURNKD.-On Thursday night last, the
barn Of Willism Hunter, near Rockville, IN
Queen Anne'A county, was burned. n contained
ali Of Mr.. Hunters crop Of corn. his hay and
fodder, and . quantity Of wheat, together with
his agricultural implements, including s(good ~
sortment Of labor-saving machinery. The fire
was evidently the work Of an incendiAry, and
negro boy, aged about 10 years. Robert Brown,
who was in Mr.. Hunters employ, has bean A.
committed the cot The barn wAs . new one,
recently built, and waA injured for ANAL
amount Mr.. Hunters loss 10 about o., 800.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
The $4,000 Horse Race.

The California horse race, for $50, 900 in
gold, which has bsen hanging over aimee last No
vember, was run yesterday, Foster winning in
two straight heats, Rutherford was second, and
ell the others were distAnced. Tho distance Was
two heats of four miles each, and the time Of
the winner 7.3951 and 1853. It was . running
race. and took place on the Bay District course,
At Fan RranciR0o.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

TIE PEACH PRospxor AT SxYnNA.--A cores
pondent writes US from Smyrna, under date Of
Feb. 18th, concerning the pt aoh prospset, -
follows:
1t 10 difficult to form = correct opinion - 10
the condition Of the peach buds q this time
They are seldom destroyed during the winter.
Last winter was extremely cold. and We never
had larger crop Of fruit Freezing weather In
March, or frosts in April, more frequently cause
their destruction. do not think they are sert-
ously injured up to this time.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
baltimore 3 POTOMAC 3. R.

NV YORK AID WAsHuGToA THOUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH tn, le1b,
Frnans VIII loave Wilmington u connection win
Dc BAlanoee . Poeo@ac r. q. = fonsys:
1save WlMiaEeoa 40. 4. 4. As'vs Washinssoa
lave WiiniAssoo iAm, ~ Il. Aaivs WaaAilGtoa
Lave Wi@As 10 iAss r. Y. Aszivs waaAi1gsua
"a, r. 4. e1&y Tina.
Lave WlininSsos IN. P.M Azivs wAAinssua
IN r. L., CITY t1ne.
,.v..,,..,!s 3 ( y a., tim. Ar,v.
Wll0in2toa lAM, p. T.
Lev Ms.a,s1Gs 81 4 4. city tina Ar1tvs
Lssvs Wassisssoa q Lis r. u. Az,vs wun,ng-
Lave Waasiagsoa a. 2. l.. etu sns. Arrive
Essss Ws.ssss.a -. =. 4. ep uns. Aa,vs
Loo1 T1ai1s Leave Ha,t1mose 10, ale and lo.os
A II. LII, Ale It's, -, p. n. A11vo WaehiAGeoG
N, ~ aad l1.0 4. Il, -, ~. ~. end u.1o r
tsavs VssAinssca 80 aad liz 4. Il, -, II,
a1d lNiR. 4. zrtys oalnAogo 1A.1A 4. L., L.
~. &1BOnd Il p, y. oDo. O. WNkuDL
FRANZ fnnusoa, 0sal. Manages. -
D. n. DoYp. JR.,0eee9A t1n6 Az teooe8
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

A young man 1t Nashville killed himself be-
cause he could not get smother mans wife. 1t
is terrible to love somebody and see her wash
ing windows for another man.-Detro,s FIRES
pr1aS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

~Hundyeds Of Dtuspxtabl1 Apssutstsss have
sought TO palm OF upon the public, aesy and adult
tersted drains for . benign Cordial, TO which the
weak the nervous the dybpeptic, the sleeplsss the
despoudeut, owe more than TO any othsr restorative
Of Q centuAFy most prolific In remedies. But these
vile limitations can never deceive those who have
once used the Great Original, UD0LPH0 WOLVES
SCHIEDAN hOMArIC BCHNAPPs, which u ~ once 4
donor and preseIvAsive Of health. seple, dltkw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Numerical R1eP0Rsss
PHILADELPHIA MA1KNIs.
Asaociatsd Pres Special Telegram.
PHuADEIPHIA Fab

Flour Arm, and choice grades in good request;
Western family, IS 75@6.60 Penna do, 600
CTS fancy brands &7@8 Rye -four e4S711:
Prime wheat in steady request Penns. red
9l.4O. Corn fairly aotive 1t 57@6lo. Oats In
aotive at 44Q4sc. for white. Rye s4@s7c.
Whiskey Clio.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

~ NmCIAL ones. We VIII pst1t Due dEug9is&o
e lcV e tAay On Get Wugk do0o q oAooa VA2e
beD0go 6oa1Al0s a3V0
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Besides the above standard goods, we have every
reliable make Of Muslins and sheetings, in all tn
Widths at lower prices than they have ever been
sold, even before the war
The attention Of Housekeepers aud prnprietors OF
Hotels Is especially invited.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

~At NJ saaso~ Of sAs yeev, vhen % many peo-
pie arc suffering fre0 colds, We cal attention 70
Ayers Cherry fectoral - Q sure cure not only for
coughs and o6lds but al Affections OF the lungs and
Ws ca psss hon psrsoO O snoWIsS S1 q Il a.
Cheney. There may b. other re@sdlea that are
good, but In al our experience this has proved TO
30 BY faE the best. Its qualities are unifum and
wholly reliable. It u pleasant 70 take, and should
BE- kept at COMMAND, BY every family, = . Drotsc-
ton asatnat cla.s Of complaints which seem harm
less in the beginning bat become aicsing and dan
gesous II negiectsd-Asss Asssa ka1asaw. IsG -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Sarcasm IL wasted on Delawareans. The fash
ionable scarf-pin in Wilmington just now 10 4
neat gold Arrangement representing the whip
ping-post and pillory.- Washington Chronicle
Chas. Brown, Of Oolora, Cecil oounay, NJ, has
been selected from numerous applicants as
station agent at Nottingham, on the Baltimore
Central Il. r.
Think Of it 670 pairs of pants cut by one man,
in one day, by the new machine used a. Wana-
maker h Browns, 9Th and Market, Philadelphia.
VIM. D. Sparks, Of this city. announces him.
self . candidate for the Republican nomination
for Coroner
At Coatesvile, . minstrel troupe has been
formed 10 travel through the surrounding coun-
Err
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

t,o.opx.Ar1vn arozn AT NswAax-It u stated
that . number II persons reading IN Newark
contemplate starting store under the coop.
srative System, and that . meeting will b. held
at Lutton'a Ball ON NonnAy evening next 70 ex-
plain the plan and commence arrangements.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

A GovHRHoR's PROPERTY SOLD FOE TA1EA-J.
v. b. Wright, collector Of State and county
taxes in Talbot county, sold . number Of pro.
psrtise, few days ago. in order to collect Tie
taxes DUE Among them was farm on Poplar
Island, in which Governor Carroll owns an In.
forest, but this did not prevent the sAle.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

SALE OF An INDUSTRIAL EsTABuaHNHNr.-F.
W. McClary has purchased the Delaware Spring
Works, formerly owned by VIM. b. 6chosn, on
works are in full operation, and kr. McOlazy
announces elsewhere his readiness 10 manufao-
ture springs Of ell kinds.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

CHURCH ADNIssIoNs.-Ths churches continue
to receive new members from the reviyals late
ENCLOSED and now in progress. AT Scott, on
SUNDAY, az we're taken in. 40 on probation. Union
received S,Bt Paurs II. E. 4, and Asbury several.
At the Delaware Avenue Baptist church rs wa:e
received and 1t the Second Baptist "A were i'm
mersed. These latter will be formally rece,ved
on the first Sabbath in next month, by which
time it 10 hoped and expected that the admis-
sions to the church from the present series of
meetings will reach one hundred. ...a
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

RgN DRARLY DouoHT.-Dover youths under
took to "bump lad named Ford, new
conner 10 that town, few nights ago. This Y
. common country sport, but Ford resisted with
knife, and seriously injured boy named En-
right with . knife, causing him to pay dearly
for hia fun
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
DKNl1SYLVANIA RAILROAD.


nENNNYLYANIA RAILROAD.
Il nv AVN .yrx. sunday p.oxx,u. e. ,s7u
1raips isave nano1 Tnirty-iacood md IsxfSk It.
LIZ ANA "
Psol Accom-. 80, :, nd y, a: 4, LIZ - !, 80
and lilo r. II. On Sunday e.O A. L., !, and LAo
Pm
Limited yAst MAIL daiy,. ...... :....:.....!0 A.
MiAsAsA kxpreeet dAlly, except eundaY LIZ 4.
nen0v0 e11 Aa0o E1p.' aA4y, u SUn1Hy' 49, ~.
1ofk ~ hanover Up, sxCeps ~an1E' '.0 a. L.
Lock h sssW 9. MsA. 81. soa1oaX: 49, am.w
xoss Aaa CIV excegs sondsy q. o." l.
u. and rus oaty 70 Haxr1ouip.....:: A@ Al
DowningtoWn ACCOM-, il.oo 4. Il, and lo.so +. H.
g 61ndey ~ ~ 4. ,.-u~
~ Unei dAaly, except SUNDAY, :... A1oos r.
0mtre Lock Maven 1xp., 81. sunday, iHco r.
Yofk, hAAovef trcdk ACC, e1. SUNDAY is;C II. -
AASr.oQI1 ACE. oauy e1cePs Sonosy...' -
nyn NAV. Aceo%. aaiiy en-; s s1 sSd, @ 81 s.
raxkeshuFH Train daily, except Sunday. ~ FL
Gincnnsa a1pes., dans ~ ~ ~
M Nall md Bnna1o e!daily q. Saturday LIE. P.1
H1efant k1p1eA lH0 Z: Z: aAAyl - -. HsVooays
Tor which 11cke@ must g procured e1d oeeSaes
delivered q NS Aafkes s0ees ~ p f.A.
NEW YORK 6IvIAION.
Hxpreas for New Yofk, Slo, 40 TO, s.oo, and II
I. l., Ulmited Now York 1zpres. 1M, +. NJ
miSn,sSt on sop6sy, >, q, ss, sia 4 Il, 81,
AZ I. p. n, end Il, pilhk Mail txein, I, A. II.
Tmisf,nt Tram fol New York, 11.Ae p. u.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Nor Col FKBloER.-Our New Castle CORES
pondsnt was mistaken In naming Col. Fsbiger ~
the author Of the motion by which the consider.
alton Of petition from the Firemsn's Centsn-
nial Association for aid WA lAid over In the Levy
Court until the first meeting in March. M:
Febiger informs US that he did not utter word
nm tina auhiA0t
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

DEATH ynoM BulS1Ra.-A seven year old
daughter Of Robert Brown, respectable colored
man residing near Dt MichAel's, Talbot county,
was burned to death, on Wednesday last The
child had been left 1t home BY the parents with
an older sister, who temporarily ran across 70
neighbors, but returning found the child .
oharred mass Of family struggling remains lying
In the yard Death resulted In few moments.
Il IL supposed the child clothing took fire while
playing about the stove with stick.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

New 6zHAMK1 BBfwRRu BAL1rnoRK AND TIE
EAsrx1A 9nonA.-R. 8. Dodson, proprietor Of
the Atlantic Hotel Norfolk, together with =
the propeller Ohue, aud, ct An early day, will put
her on the route between Baltimore, Wye and
Miles rivers. The OHos ID said to DO stsunch,
SAFE and swift steamer, and has fine freight and
passenger accommodations. The gentleman
above mentioned purchased her from the Old
Dominion Steamship Company who employed
her In running across tho bay from Norfolk to
Oherystone. Tho price paid approximated
Ole, O0O-St. Michaers Comet. ...
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
rIONs At THE nRANDyWINH M1LlA FOE 110U
.sn nAH1Y
H&arriAAfs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S0th, 1879. Ct Rox-
anna by Rev. William X. Tubbs, Lemuel Bra1ier
10 kmnia Andre, both OF Sussex county.
HANCOCK-SELBY.-Febr nth, 1876, by Rev.
w r. Tubbs, Caleb Hancock to Hester Seby,
both Of Worcester county, Maryland.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

Tns" DsIAwAls dsoaaApaIsa' - lfssas.J.
b. Butler 4 o., Of Philadelphia, the publish-
err Of Mitchslrs tesiss Of school biographies,
which are now used in the public schools OF this
city, have added TO their primary geography
an edition designed especially for
use In this Btats. It contains .
handsome map Of Delaware, showing all the
Hundreds, (inoluding BlAckbird, in this county,
crested W the lsss LAgslature,) and locating all
the post-ofices. BESIDES the map, there IL .
page Of qusssioas in relation to it, and then two
pages Of reading matter descriptive Of Delaware,
preceded by now and handsome view Of Will
mington, skstched from boat on tho Christians,
and giving our city . proninent position on her
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

A MissrKa LAD.-On Saturday last. NIL
Greek Hundred farmer sent . lad named Frank
DlIworth into market with twenty two bushols OF
corn for sale. The corn was sold, tho team put
at tho Lafayette Hotel stables, and Dilworth has
not since been seen in this city. The policemen
are Watching for him, - 1t u supposed no has
run away with the money.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

A SHERP SrKALRH At WoRK.-Bome time on
Tuesday night, q thief invaded the premises Of
Jason Davis, ct Hare's Corner, In New Castle
Hundred, and stole fins shesp. The plumber
or carried or dragged the animal about . hum
dred yards and then skinned it, removing the
CARCASS, but leaving the akin behind. Mr.. Davis
offers reward Of twenty-five dollars for the
arrest and conviction of the thief, #Ht't y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

ROBBERY store Of Nathan 7. Under
wood, in Kenton, was broken open Tuesday
night and robbed Of about eco in money. A
young man named VIM. T. Hillyard, was OBJ
served next day spending money very freely and
being suspected OF the crime was arrested. Jus.
toe Hawkins held him to bail for his appear-
nnca At Cnnrt-nQrer LeLQloQrenn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

CHKsAPHAKK b pELAwARR CAAAL.-The re-
pairs on the locks Of the Chesapeake and Della
ware canal 1t St Georges are now completed,
and trade has resumed ~ usual The nAviga-
ton through the canal has not been stopped BY
Toe this winter, 70 far, which haS not been the
case for many years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
MARYLAND d DELAWARE RAIL-
N ROAD.
INTER- ARRANGEMENT.

Al rsaRna mnst be Of the various stations Of least
thiYty flN minutes before starting Of trAns other
ViGs Will Ay over twenty -four ~ hours.
BY the above arrangement paaeengera make close
North and 6outn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

CHxsrxss Nsw HoTEL-The Morris House,
tho new hotel which has just been finished at
Chester, was thrown open to the public, Thurs
day, and handsome collation. was provided for
the guests. The hotel 10 located on Srd street.
west Of Market square, and is 44x60 feet, with
back building 20 feet square. There are twenty
i've rooms for guests, aud dining room capable
Of seating $50 persons. The hotel IL nicely fur
nished throughout, and has the usual convent
snces Of first. class public houses.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

ArrxMprrD SUICIDE or M1HIsTHR-An aged
colored preacher named Littlston Hughes, living
IN Blackwater, about four milss from Church
Greek, Dorchester county, attempted to commit
suicide ON the 18th, By cutting his throat
DR.. Carroll Was called 70 biz relief. Peouniary
troubles are assigned ~ the cause Of the rash
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

THE KENT COUNTY GooD TfMPLAns.-T The
Kent County Association Of Good Templars hold
its regular quarterly meeting At Camden, on
the 18th, with large attendance. In the evening
q public meeting was held 1t the Ii. E. Church,
which was filled to its utmost capacity. Rev. A.
d. Davis, G. W. @. T. Of Delaware, made the
principal speech, and short addresses were also
made by Mrs. Hageman, Of Milford, and BY Ars.
Rr~uoS oR Mnrvdal .
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

JAIL DELIVERY AT EAsToN.-JAmes Logan and
James johnson, oyster dredgers who were await
ing trial in the Easton Jail because they could
not give bail, picked through four courses Of
brick wall, ON Thursday morning, early, and
g5c1pSd. The Sheriff was awakened by falling
brick, and rushing out In the yard prevented two
other prisoners In the same cell from escaping.
On Friday, Capt. Thos Valiant returned the dy-
ing iAil birds to their old quarters.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

PATENTS TO DELAwAREANA-PAtent have 70
Gently boen issued to DelnwAreans, ~ follows |:
Fruit-driers, Samuel w. Hope, Dover. Chilled
Oar.wheels, William W. Lobdsll, Wilmington.
Lobdell, wilmington. Revolving puddlers, Geo.
H. Sellers, Wilmington, assignor to ". Bellers
and John Sellers, Jr., Philadelphia Driers,
l. B. Cottrell, Bridgeville.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
Heaths.

LAWRHNCR.-On Feb. 90th, Geo. w. Lawrence,
aged 81 years, son Of George and kebecca Law
renee.
ARMOUR-on the nth inst, Josie L., wife Of ".
q. Armour, aged "a years and month.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

WHoLEsALz MuRDER.-The Newtown Record
and Gazette gives publicity to rumor that six
oolored mon were found on Watts Island. in tho
Chesapeake, . few days ago, each with bis
throat cut, and all bound firmly together. The
Record claims it, informant to be gentleman
Of reliability, aud adds that he heard tho matter
talked about in Accomao county, but was unable
to obtain any particulars.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

DxIMAH Norxs.-The barn on the farm Of Mr..
John 4. Gordy, near Delmar, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire on Thursday morning, between
the hours OF ten and twelve O'Clock. The fire 10
supposed to have been Of inoendiary origin.
4 coal oil lamp exploded in the house Of W.
H. Kitchens, one night last week, setting bed
on Are, and badly burning Mr.. Kitchens hands
in his efforts to extingush the 6ames
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
311tttfaI 49tifes.
EOR CORONER,


EOR CORONER,
WIN, =, SPARKS,
OF Wilmington Hundred, subject 70 the dectAoo
OF the Republican party. feb9o, 1md&x
|NENTENNIAL CANDIDATE,
EOR sHIRIFF Of New Castle unty, MOE.
OLA6 B. APPLSfON, 10 OF Appoquinlmink Id,
subject 10 the decision Of the Re9uolicAn nomtna.
ton. fehHhwtn.
Nok ooR0NSk 1.rn,x.,
subject g the decaaioa Of N Republican Party o.
New Castle county. A. y. vANDfVkR
febiAt1
CHERIFFALT7.-I AGAIN AN
~ MOuNUB myself oandidass for ~ on0e Of
sheriff Of NgW Oastle county, Ae TIE es1tn& genefA
eleeso subject to the nomination Of The 1e3unt1e
01 isd Ps5t scaav N.z y o 1Ssg Huadsa
NTIIL1AN MILLER N.
w FOR eHARIvT.
o&N myself q Q candidate for kher19 Of New
Casse county, gublect to the decision Of The Repub-
JANIS d&wtn Wilmington Hundred.
ENOK CORONER
Il WILLIAM B. WILEY.
OF WILMINGTON Hundred,
Subject TO the dec1si00 Of the Republican party
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

DELAWARE RAILROAD FRsIonrs-The freighta
on the Delaware r. X are unusually heavy, just
now. To-day, and several times recently. the
Clayton and Harrington extras are and have
bssn oaA which u something mover before
known, We believe, q shis season, In the history
Of The road. No leA than seventy-four cars
went down. the rod to-day. The principal
ffeighting y porthward. and for tho most part
heavy timber. Large quantities Of this stop
hsre, whers ie Il Manufactured for various pur-
poses, end The. rsmaindse goes on to PhilAdel.
phia and other points north. Tho Railroad
COMPANY h greatly taxed to provide trucks upon
which 10 move the com,asvciaI Qf 1Stss-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24
DOBERT PYLA,

Orange street. Al kinds of hsick end stone work
and paving done II ahoRt Aoaes ~ at fAi1 Jeioes
AnoN,u
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

|nR. MILLERB GREAT VEGETABLE
~ DYSPEPSIA REMEDY
Cannot be excelled for the cure Of weak ge0mAChs
6stuiency, indigestion and general debility, and
diseases Of the nervous system. % cta. NclNAlLR
md 4 Market v nminEton, OF 4ONT0OHUky 8
co. Rsperal agents, III N. m g., PhiladelpAiA
mAye.ly 20
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-24

ONE THOUSAND PIECES
Spring
Dress Fa brics
AT ABOUT HALF VALUE

Two Cases Plaids, 12x Cents.
One Case Vlgoino sor4es, Is Cents.
One Case Persian suitinKs, IS cts.
One Case Dc BeEe suitinEs, 10 Css.
$3.50 one case sslway sultlnEs, rs Cts.
Two Cases SILK Check Mixtures, Csc.
Two CNsos SILK Plaid sultinKs, use.
One Case AIa.wooI Diag0nals, 37Hc.
he attention OF all purchasers Of Dress GOods Is
invited to the above Special Bargains, as the goods
cannot he found elsewhere at the prices in America.