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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Directors Elscted-Meeting Of the
Beard Of Directors.

REHoDoTH BEACH, July l9.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Rehoboth Beach Camp Meeting Associa-
ton was held yesterday afternoon, July
18th, in the Preachers Lodge on the camp
ground. The third Wednesday of July is
the time appointed for the annual meeting,
and it happens to come this year before
the camp commences, and hence it was
not largely attended.
President Bright was not present at the
hour appointed, and John G. Yates, Esq,
on motion OF II. T. Pickcls, was elected
President, pro TEN. Rev. William H.
Hutchin opened the meeting with prayer.
After the reading of the minutes of the last
annual meeting of stockholders, on motion,
committee, consisting of II. G. Robinson,
| II. f. Pickles, and Ruel Heisler, w,re
appointed on proxies.
The committee retired, examined
proxies, and reported that Washinton
Hastings held 46 and William Bright 80.
Washington Hastings aud @. H. b. Day
were appointed tellers. Directors who's,
time expires were Rev. E. Stubs, Rev
J. B. Quigg, Rev. D. II. Carroll, W. j.
Hooper, ]. E. Hooper, ]. g. Yates, W
H. Foulk, H. G. Robinson, T. f. Ham
mersley and Rev. j. II. G. Dash.
The following were nominated and, b,
ballot, were unanimously elected; II. 9
Robinson, W. A. Finley, d. H. Carroll
W. J. Hooper, J. L. Hooper, George r
johnson, j. T. Cause, J. G. Yates, Rev
J. b. Quigg, aud Rev. E. Stubbs.
President Bright presented the resigna
ton of W. j. Jones, Esq, as director t
the meeting of stockholders, and OF
motion of H. F. Pickles it was accepted
Jacob Tome, of Port Deposit, was electe,
to fill the vacancy. There being no othe
business before the meeting, it was de
clared adjourned.
Immediately upon the adjournment Q
the stockholders meeting, IN adjourne
meeting Of the Board OF Directors wa
called, President Bright in the chair. o
motion of Mr.. Pickles the minutes c
last session were read and approved. TIL
committee on the tender OF q lot to tn
railroad company for the erection of
depot, consisting of J. J. Mccullough
II. F, Pickles, and H. G. Robinson wer
continued. Superintendent Lamborn wa
} instructed to mend the board walk BIZ
, tween the two hotels, after which, ther
! being no more business to engross th
, attention of the Board, it adjourned.
! EARLE.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26
stsa0beAt Tswns Opposed 70 Penin.
sulAr Union.

stsa0bsat Tswns Opposed 70 Pe.in.
suIar Union.
Tho EAston talbot county, Star pub
lishes the articles that recently appeare
in this paper and the Milford Ne,cs and
A6esrtissr on Peninsula1 Union, but
thinks there are some obstacles to the sue
osss Of the scheme and it enumerates
among them the following:
Tho laws Of Maryland, Delaware and
Virginia arc 20 different, it would be next
70 impossible to reconcile the people of
either two Of the three divisions to live
under any ona of them. Public education
10 more advanced in Maryland than in
Delaware. In addition to her present high
taxation, Delaware would not likely be will
ing TO be taxed any more for public
schools. Maryland would not consent TO
rstrograde In this matter. The system of
credits and the laws for the collection of
debts are different Delaware would hardly
be willing to exchange her judgment note
laws, and her summary mode OF rocedure
for the Maryland system, which takes for.
even and day TO secure debt and then
there 10 nine chances To one that the debtor
comes out tho winner. MAryhnders do
mot Like the whipping stocks, especially
those that need the rawhide, and Della
wareans are liberty loving, and do not like
confinement In Penitentiaries. How are
these antagonisms to be reconciisd?
1t does mot appear to US that these are
very serious objections. The best people
OF Delaware are more than willing that
the marked progress that has been made
In the improvement of our public school
sysesm shall continue till our schools arc al
1aAss sqaal 70 these Of Maryland Taxa.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26


The Susx1 journal does not believe
there is any Likelihood that the Phiiadei-
phis, wilmington Baltimore Railroad
Company will do anything SO foolish and
Improbable as the building OF new road
from Dover to hehoboth would be- and
yet is almost angry at EVERY EVENING AND
COMMERCIAL for saying that If 1t wants to
build it, let it do SO, as it would be OF
great convenience to Wilmington and of
GREAT ADVANTAGE IN Reboboth II rra;ses
'ne oan''iou +" oie"A "a'e' COMPANY ~
public benefactor for dong business with
out profit to itself. If the proposed ven-
+,rs of the p w ar won,5 be as noor
:.
paying one nS 'ne 'o"''ns 'ninAs' IL
wo"AH 10 - r''e'" e"refactor likewise, and
for like reason. We have no i'll will
against the Junction h Breakwater Com.
na,v but wa are not d;snossa N SEQ n
II, -. :.
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$3.50 - -,
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,' company ' ''' :
o. ., i n, INV INV opp,e',,v'
,N.l . 90 - 'A0. "''A ''A 90 'A' '''
w, ,,,
and Sben avaIsd !, Eli tsm "i IN ' ,hnmaa
oass, its representatives, senators an.
, public servants that woe be unto them i
they longer daily with the common enemy
hsvs valid ps;t.d nat;snt,u hmt nor I \, ,,a 1n
clans and railroad managers there is
volcano beneath you where shoulder tn
nres OF Inauguration at wrongs long en-
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26
THE PEACH SHIPMENTS.
They Are Interfered With-A Train
Loaded with Peaches, Berries and

They Are IMleFfeFe0 WILMA Train
Loaded with Peaches. Berrte. and
Cattle Ntopuc,l nj draws Ferry,
Correspondence. Of tvsry Even, r - d Commsro,.,
M,ppIrrows. JuIv 24.-Peacb prowers
are d.spondent' Twenty.tbree car loads
of neaehes were Skinned 10 Jersey Citv
Yesterday. and ver. not allowed IN %
Isyond Gray,s Ferry Resides tho reach
cars there we're others loaded with cattle
and berries in the train All freight IN
the train will have tn he sold in P6;Iadsi.
mia to-day Mr. 7 N Mills teleoranbsd
orders Yesterday n sion sbinmenis IN
Jersey Civ. hut Mr.. Thomson Of the
Pannsv,vania railroad taleoranhed that
tbrough sh;nments would he talsn WHEN
Mr. Mills order was resc;ndsd To dsv
IN cars co,Id ba lo,dad Nth n.ochos a.
stations in tho lovsr counties hat AN ordar
bas been ;ssned forh;dd;no aoents 70
rece;vs frs;aht 70, Jarsav CIV Instsad
of he;n, anY;ous NV a redyct;on i, fra;aht
rates tSs convapt;on of orowors o. nonar
today will nrobab,v nav cons;darahIs
attention 10 tbe hiocLade AZ Grav's Ferrv
WHY THE TRAIN WAS sroPPED-THE PEACHES
TAKEN INTO PHILADELPHIA.
Inuuirine at the office of the Delaware
railro.. d, in this city, throws some addi-
tiopal light on the subject of the above
correspondence. The train in question
was the first peach train of the season,
aud consisted of l6 cars, which were
loaded mainly with peaches, though part
of the freight was berries. The statement
that cattle were also on the train is
incorrect,
The freight was all consigned to jersey
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26

If the railroads of the country are moi
wrested by force right speedily from the
control of the crazy criminals who have
seized them, we shall feel the fleets of the
suspension of transportation in this city
quite keenly. Some of our largest estab-
lishments have no more than enough
bituminous coal to enable them to continue
operations for q week or ten days, and SO
long as the blockade of the Pennsylvania
and the Baltimore l. Ohio roads is con
tinued they can get no more. The viliian'
are doing wonders for Wilmington working
man.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26
VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, Reno
Yates and lnvigorates
the Whole System.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent,
AND DIURETIC.
Reliable Evidence.
Mn I.R CTEyrys

MIR. ii. Il. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I Will most cheer
fully add my testimony 10 tho
great number you have already
received In favor of your great
and good medicine, NEGETISE,
for | do not think enough can
be said In Its prnise. for | was
troubled over 10 years with that
dreadful disease, Catarrh, and
had such bad coughing spells
that II would seem as though
l never could breathe any
more, and vEGETiSE has cured
me, and I do feel 10 thank God
nil the time that there Is so
good n medicine ne NEGETINE,
and 1 also think 1t one Of the
best medicines for coughs and
weak, sinking feelings Mt the
stomach, and advise everybody
to take the vEGETINE, for l
can assure them 1t IL one OF
the best medicines that ever
was. Mrs. l.. GORE,
Cor. Magazine a. Walnut sts.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26

The Peach HIen and ths Railroad.
The correspondence We print elsewhere
indicates that there ID at least some posi-,
bility Of . renewal of negotiations between
tho railroad company and the peach
growers with view 70 an amioabls agres-
ment - 10 rates for freight which viii not,
on the ono hand, require the railway
company to carry fruit as less than .
reasonable profit, nor, On tho other hand,
cause the freight charges 10 eat up al the
profits there arc in The business for the
growers. OF course Il il 70 the interest Of
both parties that such basis should be
Agreed upon, for Il II were found that in
ths lsas run Il cost - asoh 70 ct peaches
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26
Methodist Hymn ms.

The new Methodist hymn book, pre-
pared by committee of The General Con-
ference, is completed, and has been &C.
cepted by the Board of Bishops. 1t con.
,ains l,l5O hymns, of which two.thirds
were taken from the old manual For
the selection Of the 400 new hymns some
LOO hymn books were consulted and
carefully annotated. Every hymn in the
collection has been traced back to it's
original source and in most cases the
original version has been restorel
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26

A few days ago . man named Dennis
Moran while 1t work In Messrs. Carly d
Twins lime quArries, in East whitsland
township, Chester county, on the Chester
Valley Railroad, near Mil Lane Station,
was instantly killed by . Large rock Of
limestone rolling upon him. He had Just
put OF blast, and while cleaning out the
loose stones from the place Of explosion
he met his untimely death.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26
CANNOT BE
Il xCELLE ID.

CHARLEsTowN, Mar. 10, 1869.
II. II. SrEvENs:
Dear Sir-This Is to certify
that have used your " Blood
Preparation" In my family for
several years, and think that,
for ScrofulR ar Cnnkerous lIu-
mors, or Rheumatic A affections,
1t cannot be excelled and, az
u blood purifier or spring
medicine. 1t is the best thing l
have ever used and l have
used almost everything. can
cheerfully recommend 1t to
my one In need Of such a inedi-
cine. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. A. DlNSMORE,
No. 10 Russell Street.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26

T.
don 4 sot high in Delaware, and W doubt |
Il II Il . high q In Maryhnd, whils our
Seats &bt which makes Il at Least double
what ttwosh otherwise BE-, il rapidly dis
sppsine County tAxaAioa Il, Of course,
whaaNsf he individual counties choose to
make ii. II II ID any more dihaoult 70
oollec, debt in Maryland than it Is in
Delaware, honest people there will be glad
70 make their laws more like ours. As to
the whipping.post and pillory, Dela-
~azesns might consent to give them up if
they were citizens Of State large enough
TO maintain . penitentiary, though we
ioubt II the Star speaks for all Eastern
Shoremen when II expresses . dislike for
those methods Of punishment. We are
glad to see the other side Of the question
stated, however, and the Star admits
here are two sides 70 it and il not averse
10 holding . convention to consider tie
subject
The Comet and Adeertiser published at
st. Michaels in the same county, is much
more outspoken against the idea and
thinks 'the proposition is not likely to
receive any favor in the tide water Sec
''tion of the Eastern Shore, and proceeds
to explain that the Chesapeake, instead Of
separating the two portions Of Maryland,
10 really the great highway between them.
We do not care to discuss this question
with the 6bnet during this hot weather
but would like to have little talk with il
about tho value Of the Chesapeake as I
highway next winter. 1t also asks us Il
explain Of what advantage il would be t,
! the business interests of the people Of tn
: peninsula to be united under one Stat
} government. It would certainly have beef
, Of advantage when the existing railwa.
system was forming to have had unity o
! purpose instead Of antagonism in tn
, legislation affecting it. As to oyste
: laws, fishery laws, DO, it would be better
I II they were framed by legislature
. majority Of whose members would com
, from the counties interested. 30 far a
t legislation can promote agricultural int,
q ests, the legislation of peninsular Stat
. would certainly be more to the interest {
the Eastern Shore than that which Bait
: more and Western Maryland could Civ
!, In short it is self-evident that State, tn
. interests of all whose people are identica
. would have legislation better suited to j
4 business interests than one divided int
g two dissimilar territories whose respect,
It representatives meet in the legislature
+ make treaties, rather than to engage
legislation in common.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26
janls.l,v


For consumption. bronchitis asthma, catarrh
throat and lung r,sssss A!s: SURF rs, 81 and per
nervous affections, by simuls veg table iicins,
which ours' y vsusrAbis missile ary phyaicisn who
wa onx ago . usnt of syriA and the n .sl and
who has fisely gwen this vAluAb spsUihc to THU
sxnds Of kindred sufferers with the gre possible
b a. Il o. and he tess IL his cred christian
duty T. mp.rt to others thi. wonds full nvisu s,ing
vens v. and viii s~nt Tres ,hs original recipe
Il I'm for reply. Dk: CLARK A. ROBBiN6.
urssly Block. Syracuse. N. Y. 10. Boz rs
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26

In many respects farmers illustrate the
Evoaptiooists' theory, thatanimals harmo-
Mise with their environment by showing
grssnness that rivals that Of their own
pastures. The patsnt-sishs man gougsd
than till Pennsylvania actually passed .
Law which,, We believe. makes . promisory
note, given for . pAtent-right, practically
uncollectibls. The lightning-rod man,
however, got notes Of them which they
had to pay for things they did not want.
A new fraud, known a. the spring bed
fraud, Ia now In successful operation. II
is thus described by the Boston Adrertisr :
"Anagent for the beds induces farmer
to sign . contract for storing them for n
certain time. Afterward another agent
apps m and informs him that the beds he
ordered are at the station, and must be
paid for and taken away. When the farmer
protests that he has never bought the beds,
the agent shows him the contract, signed
by the farmer, agreeing to take 30 man'
beds at given price. The cheapest way
for the swindled man to get out Of the
trouble IL to take the beds"
We do not pity them. A man who vii
sign anything which he has not read, OF
does not understand, deserves to b.
cheated.
- -
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26

On Wednesday, Joseph Miller, of
Chadd's Ford, while conversing with a
friend in West Chester, accidentally
stepped backward of the Turks Head
porch, where they were standing, aud
falling to the pavement he sustained .
severe fracture of the left arm.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26

An old phys,o,an, retired from actNe practice
having had placed In his hands b, an Ea.t India
al Tor the speedy and permanent Curs Of Con.
.anpton, brSnehit: c.!arrh a.. Asthm.: and a!
Radical Curs for Nervous ComplAints after having
thoroughly Tasted its wondsrfui curative powrrs y
Thousands Of cases. tesls it his duty to make u
known 10 his suffering fellow. Actustsd, by this
motive, and . conscientious desire 70 relieve hu:
who desire T. this rscsipt, with full directions for
preparing and successfully using Rent BY return
DIX, w. q. STEVENS,
mAr9lyw Monros Block. syracuse. N, Y.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26
GIVES
Health, Strength
AND APPETITE.

My daughter has received
great benefit from the use OF
NEGETINE. Her declining
health was a source Of great
anxiety TO all her friends. A
few bottles OF NEGETINE re-
stored her health, strength
and appetite.
n. II. TILDEN,
Insurance & Real Estate Agt.,
No. 40 Sears Building,
Boston, Mass.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26
Faveira's Continental 0aloam.
THE GREAT pIARRH1A ANTIDorK.

few Of the man, reasons why every .pssaon should
hou'e: First i III cure almost instant al case.
z, 2! .s.: hs O. A,oa n.,
ro 81 ions 4 nd.ns b.d l. !. o ne; .! II: 4
=. gives instant rel VI without sub s,iinx y sm 10
40. I.rion. es.e,. Fourt 70 .s, II" prics b. ns
AFFORD 10 buy u. .oli b. 10 FARE IRA, toIe
Propris,or ~ North Min sire !. Pniladlp y. and
druggists generally. feblknw
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26
MEETING OF PEACH MEN.
REVOLUTIONS DEH0UNClN0 RAIL
ROADS AND 9TRIkE S.

wrath over Nigh FrsAGhts-1sceun.
menAiuG shn CattiaG DeWn 81
Orchards Rsseiuttsaa DeasancAng
the Rt0ters and Cal1toE 81 she
&aeverner - OrKaaiHe MILITIA.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26

The Snow Hill base ball club is making
arrangements to spend several days dur
ing the month of August at Ocean City.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26

Rmrna N DNH Ho0G C1301 IA Mo- QoS4
ovasy. eAoo ~ aa.s.u; d % for
so~aAs; 20 osass ~ mo~1A 10 post qsoss
'stssds Of Ms Cssas sssssy. eA0S~ ys~,
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W1LM,Nor,N, DEL
rHURaDAY, july %, ls77.
uss 1ssssn ..u>srspsss~ bat nalss-
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" A~.s ny 80
pfomPus 70 A..lJ !" o.' 70 -. sn
ment Oh everybody, neEeeooo's' .ne oo.son
stockno'deas osms oown upon mo pEojeo'
WIN soma Advefse vote. a. s"ese ssocA-
noldsfs naa up 70 tnas s'me oeen lazse'S
GUIDED IN sneif aeaon oy tneaF commence
IN hr. hmeklsy' VINO y tnslr own especial
rsprsssntaavs IN me ooaTd' sne'l
action IN TINS eass v~ mex
Phcahis TN wa lesxAee
mat while tney were considering inc mat
ter, sudden visit 70 them had oesn mad
oy Mr. Enoon ffsa' OF haaumofe' VIC
President OF tns company VINO 'fsnuous'!!
opposoo tho bargain ns' tssnes IMAM ID
nosson people " inc man VINO ossns 70 o
fepfooeseo' F" any one II, LOT pfe'ens'n
tno CONTAMINATION Oh Af. nancAiey
oAfgan- :.
We neeo nor go 1At, wo imae'ne' 70 oia
cover mr. TRAITS oH'"o In Aoor,ng =
oeIess inc scnems. Inc teenns o
na's'mofeans toward the dsveiopment o
sne existing railway system on tni
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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26
Bryan'A EIectro-s cItnlc and Magnetic Ap.
planes, BETS and Bands for self Cure.

Hfyan'N EIectF0sSCN01c ana U1Anctoc Aps
pliance., lIeus and Bands fer self Cure.
they restors the Nervous aad DehilitstSd. impair
n-w lie and strength to tho waning organism,
q rclo The body ~itn ksc'rio and Ma net ihAu
encs, And imbue the systsm with constant .itui'.
o,n~ Tor iii diseases that ar,s~ II loss Of Vital
ss,voas Debility. impot.lcy. Weakness. W. Price
~. d0. i"s TX w
k~st Fistseuth street. ksv York. fsblblyw
A Health Ipassncs.
Restoring the Nervou. and Dabilitatsd.
lmpAr,ps life, Strength. and bsAlts To The wan.
Successfully treating Disease without medicine.
DIR. BRYAN's ELEoTRo;vnLTAlo AND MAG
NETLO APPLiANvkE.
Recently introduced sftar years Of study and 70
soNoH. They are Of QuAdrups power imbuing tbs
syst- m with Don tAnt curfvnt Wits. txins. klse
trio and Assnotio foToS.
ELECTRICITY Is NATURES POWER.
A Sovereign Specific In Dyspepsia, Nervous De
bility, lbi-esss Of the Luuxs, kh umAtism ParAly
isnes,. Disorders OF tbs kidneys. aud Fuaetious
The ApviH, srs strongly charged with slsctr,o,
asivanio. and magnetic influence. Of diner Mt d..
Toms, and s1s.t. Cures where nsaieinss have
failed.
k~i r~ncss 10 uumerou, Physicians and patients
Illustrated Pamphlets explaining the principles
Of their action tb.t. etc., free on application.
ADDRESS,
| DIR. BRYAN,
| janlsl.v III East Fiftssnth street.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-07-26
PHILApELPHIA, Nov. ~. 1875.

DER SIR II canning u . duty to you and the
public. ks graf pleasure in givi.E you tins fol-
lowing facts bout ten yssts agI wa suffering
terribly from that fea fui aissass d Sps STA. tpok
several mo GIN rec m,nsndsd for tns cure Of
yiilsd up,n by Nj. Jos n. Price, OF this ely 70
and can safely say Il was tins only msdisins Of the
m'ry ! tooA that 4 all save m. relief. aud have
K'st,on =, I am reysr without ! bnttla Of tbs
!. Elixir N the h.nse und would not b., ~ n q
y ray to nll sufferer Gi.- IL . trial II this will
" We Of any use :, you, use it, Respectfully yours.
&c. ISAAC EDELNAN, Carpenter and builder,
hop 3H elton street, residence, 80 Madison st..
PhH. Office and lHborrto y, No z North Tenth
street. rbovs Market, Philadelphia. Tr-ati-e and
advice free. ianISjyN