Peninsular news and advertiser. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1872-1904, 1877-06-29
PENINs ULAR NEW s.
A town hall is to be erected at Newtown.


town hall is to be erected at Newtown.
The steamer Tan0ier ran into the railroad
wharf at Crisfield and damaged it to the extent
of slOO.
CRIsFIELD is without temperance organic
alton, and the Leader thinks It needs one. The
Division of Sons OF Temperance is to be re-
vived.
ELLEN BREwINGToN a colored woman Of SAL
isbury, was found dead in q race course, a few
days ago, and it is inferred that she committed
suicide.
STEAMBOAT COMPETITION. Competition in
steamboating on the Choptank has reduced the
fare to Bait uore to fifty cents and freights in
correspon tg degree.
SOME of tho cilizeiss Of salisbury are fond Of
good joke at the expense of the town. The
other day they took walk before daylight
and smashed thirteen street lamps just Cor
fun.
WIN. II. STATION, OF Clayton, the lad who re-
Gently won the place in a competitive exami-
nation at Wilmington, has been re-examined
and admitted to the U. s. Naval Academy at
Annapolis.
HIGH.-The NJ. e. Church of Easton having
contracted for a large organ, eighteen feet high
and costing $780, a change in the interior Of
the building ia necessarv To accommodate a.
The front gallery will he removed and the YES
thule changed.
mEssRs. LAADIN q SONS, or st. Diehaels,
last for Cant. Martin q oamoer a vessel M 20
tons capaeitv. carnenter,s measpre which 10
said to have been the handsomest v.ssel ever
built in TINT town
JACOB LiNDERBERsER, OF Smyrna, has four
acre lot OF corn which he says will beat any
thing in the county. He claims that it will,
under favorable circumstances, yield 3C) BUSH
els OF shelled corn. This is progress in the
right direction. Who will beat it,
A vor,e ,oorr,o, ,,,o,, ...o, ,,,,.
tootesyiIIa hos nea,, ,'a', 80 a.'a, 90 .oa.
the cbaroa of co,,n,;t,,n,r ~, Ss"a.t "..,.
~, a ronno, Ia a., 49,, S,,. sosNu-O
o,.red ,,' T,,.'.asa-N no "neit oe-
wine Station, on the Wilmington and Northern
railroad. The young lady, it appears, had been
indulging in handkerchief Irritation, and the
alleged insult was the consequence.
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of Amar,co The ha;rs 49, Re. 'n .o.a.-,
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The Salisbury Advertiser says: "Mr Ridge
way Ellis, OF this county, died last week. He
was % years old, was twin brother with vii.
more Ellis, who died one week before. They
were SO mach alike that intimate friends could
nottell them apart. Whenever one was sick
the other was similarly affected, and though
they lived several miles apart and each had q
FAMILY, either could tell by his own feelings
when the other was sick. About six months
ago Wlimore lost his appetite, and commenced
declining in flesh. His brother commenced
looking badly but kept going on, but on hear
ing OF the death OF his brother, he said he felt
inc pangs OF death, and in a few days was laid
IN inc Tomb"
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living with Wil,am Thon,nson ooa, 9r,aop
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and naI had horso sto,a', o. go Wv ~.
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