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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

Tho Hgsln3 Branch Camp-Amateur
3AteftatmnAent = The Ntraw cry
z Cvep-Peor lKarkets-Thc senai,iary
4 i-1ADroysaaents. Il SAL IL
Oosseo~dsaee Of Evsrs Evening and Commercial
N. FEL3oNs pE1, June l2.-There seems
70 be Bomo doubt whether the usual camp
meeting at Spring Branch will occur. this
Ssanmef. I meeting to consider the sub
lect was held last week, but resulted in no
positive actiq "A second meeting is to
be held on t149F6aands this week to deter
mine the maoNy.
The ent<3taipMent by a company of
amateurs, who will present ..East ~ nne''
on the 18th and 14th inst, is looked
!, foaWaGd to with considerable interest,
The managers OF ,bu s;i,.ir nrc modest in
shsir R,g,sss s. y Of success. They hope to
W 1he shippers of berries from here are
not in any bright spirit Most OF the
agents have received advices from New
Z York that II would not DO invisible to
make any further shipment to that point,
and the Boston market has completely
brokens down. One Of the largest and
ncstsenopkc agents hero, Mr.. Joseph
HeevA has been snoxe successful than
eonse of HIS friends, and will still continue
70 make neguhr shipments. As a general
thing the berry crop has been a failure,
owing b the long draught and the recent
sudden apd heavy raius. r,-4 1t
FELTON, IA now probably tho largest lum-
bcr shippin1 station On the Delaware rail-
road, and the business IL carried to an
extent which would surprise the public,
could the figures be given s. N. FELTON,,
Prsadent of the Delaware railroad, and
whose name the town bears, remarked the
rapid growth of the town, when he was
here few days ago. "You gave US car
for depot" said the present agent Mr..
Conner, 1--WE now have q fine brick pas
senger depot, and large freight store
house." Eyes" pleasantly remarked the
old gentleman, "your must crawl I before
you eau expect to walk" o.. Az
The Seminary is now wanting princ-
pal, Professor Collins having bid us adieu
last week. The large Building is without
tenant, and there seems to be some doubt
Il the school is to be continued i'll the fall
The school has heretofore been q fine one
and the folks here aye not willing to see it
80 completely down VI
1t is said that the small pox cases Of
Harrington have been confined to the one
family, where The disease originally
appeared, and all epprehensions that It
will spread to any extent have been laid at
rest The excitement over the matter has
almost entirely abated -.f't.
The peach growers here are offering
their fruit at 20 cents per basket. Mr..
Clifton, the largest land owner here, yes.
tertiay, made proposition to deliver his
fruit at the depot in good order for that
sum and Mr.. Joseph Connor offered to
sell the crpp from $500 trees, which are
full, for 5000. r- .g. g-.
One of the hotel keepers has captured
and completely tanned an otter, which will
answer to iS MANS. The animal has been
50 we'll tanned that It, will follow itsuaster
= readily q q dog y Our old topen now
eallas "gcfng 70 See tie otter, ~ ~
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
Nerves Tint Qa~ev,

Hseda that ache stomschs thst intlict dysbeosfe
tessts. muscles and joints racked with the rheuna-
tA afs fklliby restored health by the celebrated
eizir; hoststtse's Stsmaeh Bitsrt,n medicine pre-
serihsd By phys,dis ts possessing iaAnit purify and
which no enc takes ii vain who is aOtod with any Of
the numerous complaints Vi nhiAh 1t Is AdAptsd II
frequently happens that so-caled rciltiAs fan to
produce permanent effect. This is because they are
Asss'y palliativss and therefore do not removs II
sssss Of ths malAdss, whose symptoms they after
tns esass TO ansliossts. This y notably the case
win opA4ss and ssAstivs drugs II not so.ho~ever
With Hoststtsrs Bitter, which are searching specific
that oonqusrs the dissass we'll As banishes Its
st>Aioss" my east
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

That eqpabs state Of the mind which 10 unruiisd
By trinins Incidents and looks on the sunny side Of
thi.ss In general Is the result q heaIsfc state Of
the brain AID stomXeh. The dy:peptis aud nervoue
Invalid Aay-a although this /, rare indeed-s-tsr
shsssfuineas and may bsar the hsrransny symptoms
whish psrsscuts him with an assumption Of heroic
indasssoos but IN reality he Is the victim Of despon
asssy. To experiences senunu cheerfuiness Of mind.
tAs stomach must its lost tone, the thinking
organ it, normal quetude Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tses ars ths best remedy for mental depression scse
they e,srcoms the nervous debility and nd,ge;tion
vhlsh originate aud foster It. Persons suffering from
iurmttiss peculiarly incident to the decline Of life
Ladies IN delicate health. and convaescents derive
so!sAs and visor from its Drive nwny Tho blues
and revive tbs drogptsa slsrs,as with this grand
tamulAuve TONIC. ef3 lguaz1sl -rt my A'et
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
I A BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Death ON the RailrOad--.A Young
WilminEtOnian Killed ON the ". 4
N. II. r., This Morniug--His Body
Brought to This City. vale

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t,. 80. A AA1A"s ''>'"S
s'. ~ az: my
Eariy th's morning dispatch was re-
Geyea az inc wilmington o. Northern
t.u!ro"a ComPanys once IN TINS city,
staung ina. Geofge Armour, brakeman
on the roaa' haa received severe injuries
near Nloma statioh by being struck by q
r1ao or'age mat crosses the track OF that
pace ABOUT an hoaf later another DIS
pa.ch was received from Coatesv'ue an
'nounoang tna' armour had died from his
INJURIES. ,
announcer ofaksman VINO was on the trnln
at tne time OF the accident says that the
acciaeht occurred on the down freight
tram JUST before IL reached Mona, which
Is the nrst station this side OF Reading.
armour was walking ON the top OF car,
FACING the engine. cloud Of steam was
between nun and the front cars which
prevented nm from seeing the bridge
as the tram approached it. The train was
moving az the rate Of about 20 miles an
o"1 "AA Wy ~ tne utAuHe 4iIuefs strucA
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.

Indications ofa Majority In Favor ~
-. q Consait atAonal CoAvenei0A.
By Associate cd Press Kvsrv Kvsaies shd Oommetoal
AUGUSTA, Ga, june i5.-partil fe-
turns from A counties give 2,Ol3 majority
in favor of calling a convention, and the
indications are that the question will be
decided in the affirmative.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
a K.ls. = w - =. D.c..r. Asrse.

/. u, A Feixs (Which aAs Dscssss Asste. Y
"a Ft4sieiA Wis hAv3. ttetsA Hosaattar's StonAsh
Dj%tsss ssaApr n Dptssotinz Il n b an xxrknN1Lr
es514szqgphAxJ, Aer pttfsrabls 10 the s'dinsfy
liqpfu n oon3efcs pet only bssauss IL medic s.sd
bsttseAass y = p Adhsb Ivs- Its AsoAols basiA Is
the tnsat Cd r5s. End this .empsrcd and rendnrod
m-dIc.nal b the curative insrsdArss ,ot b! Anie
osiiS It holds in solution, 1t has 6eten been
AitAtsd ~ r,a'led and h today tbs leading
AaalA e1nEsels j1aA Spsstent Of Amsrics. Mslsrial
SsVi0 NNuRNnosd md seasdiai BY Il, aad It - .
thsseAhat spliaha6 nsdsins In cases Of dyspeaais,
ss1eaye{isa, ihvAs sctAp1Aint. rhsamatisn. goa.
1Nysssasps nfiaan and utssns aasstisn. IL In
provea ehs appel =, incrsssss thu bsdis stamina
sbsSse pren atars dscry. and IS = sustaining and
eosAssttns e,rd1ai fer The eyed and insnn u
useugaiiAd i-N js68
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
0epemletSv has DISCOVERIES at
oh9ot what Eyevvbodyi Wants.

, v.sdt s1iusoss% anais HssAss.Aavs 10 r.sAs aas
psf&eA - 40 - saaals. ~ 1ne<pvsd has nsS
v12teSls tsutp propsstts sssaoses. srey hair to
49,. tsrM ooIsr rsstores fsdsd. dry. aassA aad
4ltns haar rs.sdfss. dresses, gives rgor 70 I'll .
ha& restores hair to prehattirsly bald heads: re
moves dAaasuf. humoFs. scaIy erupt:ons; removes
'rrssAssoo. tchins and seal, dryness. No sftiefs
pssG~sssa sxsh wonderful effects. Fry IT, call for
weeds 1ApEovsA f1sar Restorative and don't BE-
~ ~ wah Asy etbsr article. Sold by all drug
&ss . this piAss md dsalers everywhere. Trade
upsaisd At Manufacturers prices by o. A. Cook
ca. Chicago. Sols asOts for ths Untnd States ane
Caitedss, end by J. +. Henry. Cmran 4 Co. New
YsH sux244mw
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
ALMOST An INCIDENT.
Marrow ESCAPE Ola rrnin Fresn Mel.
Throws tcs~ the Nanticeke.a

Throws tsts tlis Nnnticske.~
Weekday afternooal week. the pas
sengsr tsain o. the Delaware rnihoad,
whAh arrives 1t SeaYord about o'clock,
made q Aasrowiescape from n SERIOUS acct
dsnt. ,Woxkmen had been repairing the
bridge over tho Nanticoke, and Ind left
q skmer onths bridge, And the tide swung
it around over the track Tho train was
coming in At the rate of about miles an
hour, and the stringer was lying on the
track with its point towards tho engine.
The engineer, James 4, Morgan, put the
brake on and reversed his engine, and by
this means knocked the stringerr OF the
bridge, and avoided a, serious calamity,
if the train had ran into the, stringe,. Ii
would have been thrown into Tie river.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
SsxtAs.

his b0th ye&r. I
r. LlOTT-On The Nh ha4, Mar ", yssnsss&
daughter OF John klliott, DECEASED.
the morning. Of the Nh instAp4, in
MoDowslsQle, kn1.A L., 611Ghoeg q QkektS v
and Lydia \. Fatvrr, aged SeAfs.
LOU -0gtAe oeh ie4eanA Il oaa,ulsisas, Har.y.
son OF joe phi r. and HAHtM - Is91sa. AseA
years, mouths, and II dAy1.
TIT s,h ef.sk, plisshssh, vile Of
Thonas T. TaA1sfs M n 1hs sob ysas II hsr age.
Ia this city, On sah ips&., John Town.
send, aged 70 Eean.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
ENGLISH NOTES.

Further Results of To-day's Races-
Gen. Grant At oxford.
by Associated Press TO Every Kvsnins and Commercial
LONDON, June 13.-At Ascot the race
for the coronation stakes was won by
Bclphoebe. Rob Roy won the Ascot
biennial stakes. The race for the Ascot
Derby stakes was won BY SlSio, the
winner of the Derby.
A telegram from Oxford to the Pal
Mall Gazette says General Grant was
present today at the annuel Commence
ment services. On his entrance the
General was received with applause.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
Robbery ut Glenn MILLS,

Yesterday afternoon a lady named
Hemple, residing at Glenn Mills, this
county, came to Chester and stated to the
police that on the afternoon previous two
well-drsssed young men applied to an
adjoining farm house for something to
eat, and stated that they were going to
Chester. During the afternoon !. thief or
thieYss catered Mrs. temples house and
proceeded upstairs while she was away
and stole gold watch, some gold rings,
some money, aud other articles of value,
She thinks that the theft was committed
by the young ranen described by her
them
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

WA1AsH STATION, Ill, October 7l>A. lszs.
nv: EImcs, H. D., buRAlA N.Y.-Dess
str:-Ailav n - szaend nsss sisssrs
thanks 70 you for the great bsns1t ~ wife
Prescription. She suffered sf9oet irtoler,
eely before using your Aedtsane an1 i lad
trfed the ekill q several pAyeisiass but 10 NO
favorits Frseerf1tien 1 trial, ss6 Sks Il neV
sound and we'll, Very GRATEFULLY Yoafs,
.a.,- ID. A.AVNTEk.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
ilN cli y. J p
rpKEAWxRE CEEK
EsAefs1iANsemt ~ ths MILLION Dra-
~ SEATTLE Assoc kuelon. 70 -

losdsessd E,uy Kvsn,sR Sod OomnsrotsL
pxlArAns CRY, June l1.7-The enter
tainhianA, ~ the Milton Literary and
Dramatic Aqaocistion, ut Alexapders Hall,
On last Wednesday and Thursday, was by
fas Die best they have ever given. Owing
TO tho utsSsatlad and threatening stata of
the 1sAkhss, Tia a,,disno9 Was small, oon,-
pared with the VISUAL nJ,vainx of the Hall
uppn these occasions; but :se applause
Was 4 hsertY aud, well deserved! The
Association desst7as much credit fol It's
undinohiae, perseverance, IN tie face of
many difasqlGesasJti is an homer 70 our
city. .5,a1t q. n
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
A Singular Accident.

One day recently, Miss Montgomery,
young lady Of Ph@nixville, attempted 10
hoist car window while riding on the
Reading railroad. Placing her knee
against the arm of tho seat in her effort she
displaced the knee cap. Upon reaching
bridgeport she was carried into Dorwortl,s
hotel, when it was found that the cap had
slipped in place again.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

snuh o. dest Of any kind, and strosa csus.
sis, or poisonous solutions aggravAts Bstarrh
seasdy cures sasarrh By IL ala, soothtnS,
cleansing, and healing properties. Each
package prepares one pist Of the Remedy
fssdy !os use, and costs oaly atty cents
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
SUDDEN DEATH or A MINISTER.
Rev. 3. s. Bturgfs, Of FeltAn, Dreps
.7s.la Dead AZ Nooa. s,i. t.lI

Special Dispatch to Every Gvsutns md Cea0srcsal
FELTON,, DEL, June 13.-Rsvs 8. 9.
5turgis, Presbyterian clergyman, Of this
town, fell dead from heart disease while
conversing with DR.. Hargadine, at the
latter's office, st noon today. Mr..
Sturgis was an aged minister and for
merly preached at Smyrna.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
The Delaware shore Enilro ad.
Milford News OF Friday.

The Delaware Shore Railroad.
Milford News Of Friday.
Messrs Sewell and Jester, the Delaware
railroad engineers, passed through Milford
yesterday on reconnaissance Of the bay
shore route for the new branch of the
Delaware railroad from Dover ctn Fred
erica, Milford, Milton and Nassau to
Rehoboth city. The surveyors commence
laying out the line on Monday next The
estimated cost of the road is $40, 900, and
If the people, interested will promptly
come forward and take SO per cent. Of the
stock when the books are opened there is
no doubtlat all but that the road will be
speedily constructed. f.-T5 ..H
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
~ NHw AND ATTRACTIVE
Sea Shore Resort.
1ns :sv.4 .....s.a r.. s''--ss sA' RESTS y.
Z ..ss 81 OCEAN CITY

,eaaodieas Exsarsse Mess 1sr ths sxpesss enter.
I.fnmeas d aHsaste1ias. 4ad gsal4 psfttsslasE u!
stAs and sggaa.eaiioes generally, y ,hs sapsssor
~ ss.ttges 04srsd n thia nav nd delightful aumns
tsst Of EKeur.ien Ho1se ADD ssrf Il Hossss.ss the
sst sh beaAiDg On shs coast, Wills The v.tsrs OF
e nov 9eet. a shish Y satas:-d The kisu 1
raninI, md apnGana nsp4 AhanaAnt sapV1y Of hao
in Teat variety An anpls sappy Of pleasure boass
Npsssl inAsesanents ia IN pn4ea q fArs offered
10 lzyNa pa1tieS fox days exenfafuu.
f6s m,Ssyna1Aoa a. te1ee, Agpy 10 ettA@e q tho
undsrslc1Ad, u GE0h4N 4 DADMUN,
6enrfal Hfsst Arrest r. ~: 2 2: B r, fhil'a ia
Ry4E4Av4f
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

Rhmor states that Mr.. Thompson WAS
yesterday, in Philadelphia, appointed
ton b Northern railroad, vics Mr.. Ceilings,
deceased. No official information on The
subject had been received this morning Of
the Office Of the road in this city. on
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
-'r-ITn-TLIT -. rrIFr.T. 40 q !.
y. 8. DISTRICT COURT.

All Criminal and Law Cases Com
tinued Until the September Term.
The June term of the U. s. District
Court commenced yesterday, Judge Brad
ford on the bench There being no Jury
III attendance, owing to the appropriations
for paying jurors being exhausted, all
criminal and law cases were confined until
the September term. The same course is
being pursued in other parts of the country,
Congress having failed at its last session to
make provision for the payment of jurors.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

DE-. II. v. PluRc1 :-Dses Sir .-Twepty
Gears ago was shipwFsskaA o. The Atlantie
ocean, and the cold and exposure caused 0
continually dtashafging. Atsr spesaise
hundreds Of dollaFs with ~ bsHeat. Wa
persuaded to try your Golden Medical DIS.
covery, and now, In less than three months
after taking the hrst bottle, an tAaakfai 70
say am completely cured, and for the arst
lime In ten years San put my left heel 10 the
ground.
am, SIR, yours respectfully,
WILLIAM RHDRg,
81 Jsasrsoa street, Buffalo, n. Y.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

coaddenes q 10 viftesa, rsss. saeallsd by any
othsr ..sdieaos an easss Is ~ ts.t se So y
made mad: 6 os ss: Gill; si ssd. 5. G..5 P.o
Iol e . Fooesd shsss a. ID Az, ns. e.
ss u iussnunity fson their fatal sassts that Z ws
fou,dsl TBS remedy b. tAksH N ssesnn. n sSsdy
and prompt rsiisi Of Il 1snbsea eisk1s.a. -
isrs. and syes We Z ssysa ~ se smey pd e.
wise viii "a Keep u BY yea for The prseseeson
A1ords By IL tirssiy No In sadtssA assaes@
PnRfAcRD BY Hr
Dr. J. O. AYRR CO, LOWELL. AASb.,
Practical aud AnAiytssal Chemists.
- - asv1l. soAA
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

n WtI " "a y W4tbys ~ : :
Why Nm asn snske COMMON tobacco
wAAn- tA4y 500 buy MAaBuAa BRpTH ma
senAt o. MONTE CkRpLIfA" At The Same
ppAso4 tisSAAs. ~ ~ IA
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14
Ayers Cherry Pectora',
FER Dsseases ~ shs 9,AFoes ana
LMneoy esacha ~ O00GAs. Ces@ss
N WheoPln9 C0AGAs 0F0ACk ssass
''' AAaA0A AAA
p Sun RTlO n.

UAa tw sn0pesttisas
0hiNA have WUa H.
aaa< 4uAuee - AAahtnd
sd basease hoasshsld
WORDS, asanng not oAly
see bot RAA% nations,
mut have eX1g1ordRina-
n viFtuss. Nsrhags no
00e ever 9a0of0d 50
wide . Psputa4ien. o.
malntained II 70 Sal1g ~
AYRA's unRl11 PFC
1oRAI. It has 49,
knsWn b tlAs yaboae
aABsut 1ssty pears, b .
ka9 ssattnaed sHsas
- m0v1o0 O041As
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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

~ TB3 W8660et6 A0Fk6t8e
| The following wsre the retail prices In til
markets this morning: lg-
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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-06-14

Pigs fest, Tour In . se..............!s..., 1Sc I
n III ~ POULTRY AND ba6s ~ ~ |
Y,crns shi:ssn', psr pound, iiys''. 2SSGg2s
Dueks apiece .........,..............a, x&Qe10c |
Hen eSGA, per doxen .............. 003o |
|t.H zaf.t- YpaHfApLH1.t
The Morning herald., 1877-09-27
SHERIFF SALES
HERIFFS SALE

:, By ; L,vrts virtue cf . writ Of Leva,, p,..
at i%n %%a'gctea, WIN De exposed to Pnhc;Ilas 10
S.en, e U ~, n"ayeG1e Gs hotel, 4r Sh nlau.c' ale
HSp. ,,1y py de0. W. Ortlip 10 the iitey itSy Stree,
on s'on' ne" Castle County, Tea,wWaiil' Will
WEDNESDAY. the Sd dav of octo,., ,,-
at O'Clock. 2. M. '' N7,
Ths following described Real ~.
No. !. Beginning at the wasts.ste hts.sate, VIZ
Pine st between FLEE and G1SS;;e,iV S;e.,V side Of
the distance Of eighty it. rom n,Ath n h1s., at
rly side OF Fifth st.. thenca i W. me north.
al'el with Fifth ct eighty y tmtes,terly par.
thence northerly paralie, VIII ~ y, a stake
twelve it. six In. to another sa Sto Line STREE,
easterly parallel with Fifth st t'aIe, ais, thebcv
the said side of Pine at tha"cSee e'gnty IT, TO
souther 'y-twelve #. six In. 'tnthes esnerewh
less. '"ofeol more Or
NO. Q. Beginning at the easfer,, 81,
Pine below Third, at a distance NJ th,Noe sue Of
from the south side OF q l'rama i uIaifVft.
said st., owned by Charles Canhv vvase on
ding along said street psrsIiIo, zig q.
with south sixteen feet to cnrnas .there.
east parallel with Third st.. fiftv' nj, lasnce
corner, thence north parallel VIII he y 10
ST., sixteen #. to q corner ,then,ooaa ANU plae
parallel with Third st., fifty.nine y, west
place Of beginning, be the conisn y; IT, % % The
OF more or less. '0n VI thee
Seized and taken In execptior
property Of William Silver and Elizaasg as ,Ae
his wife, t, t's, and to Re sold bv -'''1" 'aAs
sherif"s Office, New CsstIe CsstIns, ssns Sheriff
sepl5-tS '0pt 1t, lt7.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-27
A DJOURNED sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue of writ Of Levari Facas 70
me directed. Will be exposed to fuois Nv
Sale at the Lafayette Hotel, No S4lsnlp,Ts p,s
street. kept by george W. Ortlip. ID u0
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county
Del. on ,o,-
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Ct October @'
at 4 O'Clock. p. M,
The following descri bed Real Estate WI, ob
All that certain lot Of land Win sps,V,f a,,x ~
messuage thereon, situate In said y'ya ca % %
Wilmington. and particularly descrlUert laepth, h.
fellows, 10 wit: Beg nning on tbe no"d and
erly side of Front st., between Wslnut, ,s"n, "mH
FIR nch sIs., at about 3S II inGnes .yru me
the westerly side Of Walnut st., beng lg.har. W..
middle OF q partition wall, thence no.snoih to.0ngh
lv parallel with Walnut street uruIi1h uamih
said wall about SO Fl. tn land OF - on" st t.
thence westerly paral el with tronsb trMo;sb,e ,si
about Is IT. 8 Inches to Ind OF MlgWTsi Wa.
Lally, thence herly parallel win tln,hsrIy WV
nut ST.. about So # to the said nnr1ast nr Sast.
side of Front st., and thence there99yn yneSin.
erly about Is IT. 3 in. to the place OF oes'D
ming, be the contents what they may. the
Seized and taken In executl,l L., ~ hs
property of William Duffy ana M"'''
"''e anu 70 0e sN,a isAay AZ aRUBB, sheriff, ,s1
sheriff's Office. New Castle. sep|ia
sepl5-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-09-27
HERALD NOTES.

There was frost in the vicinity Of Oxford
lsst Friday night. : - ssskS, +,
Traups havebeea committing numerous
robberies of houses in Coneold Township,
Delaware county. ~
The Germans In Chicago have lately or.
ganized . new coliuization society, which
has 'seventy five members. It Is likely that
the lsborers Of the new organization will be
confined to Nebraska, Kansas or Dakota.
Pittsburg politicians show remarkable
devotion to their principles. The other
day wouldbe ofacs, holder speStI $500 in
successfully contrasting the seas If fnewly
elected election officer, the salary being but
$3.
A disease of an alarming character has
broker out among the cattle In the neigh
borhood of Green Tree, 10 Bart Township
Lancaster County, and In, the adjacent sec.
tion Of Salisbury township. The disease
battles the skill of the doctors and the AMI
mails die within few hours after the At
tack. 1t is supposed it was introduced into
the neighborhood by drove Of cattle from
the west.