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The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
EIGHT CHILDREN MURDERED.

CINcIsN4rr, Sept, ,16s-;Aspecial dispatch
says the eight children Of George LyHch,the
eldest II years, living at Hockey, Texas,
were murderSd Friday might by an unknow 4
party. Lynch, the father, was awakened
BY 4 pistOI. shot, ,the, ball ,strikhg hin i9
the breast.. he sprahg np and saw 4 masked
lasn standing Id the middle Of the room,
pointing pistol at him. Another shot wss
fired, and Lynch fell unconscious. When
he recovered he found himself in the lane
outside of his premises. !
Tbs assassin, thinking Lynch was dead,
seized q hatehet and proceeded to put the
witnesses of his crime out of the way, after
which he set fire to the house. The dis
tracted father regained consciousness only
to see his house burn and fall in on the
bodies of his murdered children. The
bodies were afterwards sxhumed, and an
inquest held several of the skulls showed
hatchet marks. Lynch, 1t is thought, VIII
recover. Suspicion rests upon young mai mIrf
named, with whom Lynch had had diff
Guilty.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17
SHERIFF,S SALES
,yHERIFF's SALE. aalf

by virtue OF q writ of Levari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, AZ
the Hotel of Jacob Hyatt, In Newport,
( .Christiana Hundred, New Castle county
FRfp1Y. F.nSss. tSe I 9th day OF September. 1878,
M I4-1,7c,sftssii at 2 o'clock. p. mv 81 4n .r}
n The following described real estate VIZ
All that certain plantation or tract offend,
sit uate, lying and being. in the hundred OF
Ghristiana, bounded and described as FOL !
lows, to viii; Beginning at white oak at
or near Chestnut Run, corner Of land late
of Peter Brynberg now OF John ": Iatum
thence north As degrees west 81 peTches.
north So 3-4 degrees west 52perches, thence
south perches, thence west3S 7.lOperches,
asSss sSga III dssIasz Tsss q
thence along the same south 20 degrees
east 86 0-1D perches to a corner stone near
e small rn1, thence bv The same land south
"a degrees west % r y perche 70 another
e essE g 1o @ sas sSgea
|Stons Il one III ence south 80 "a degrees u 3 10
nerches ;ls,1 to q stone III the middle 0f Kich-
aTdson,s road, theAce continuing the same
course RS perches to O stone, thence north
E32 degrees east IA 10 perches to g. Tock,
nephes, thence north forty mine and q
half degrees east twenty perches ITO the
said white oak tree and place of beginning.
c,ntaining within said bounds 723 4acres OF
iakdtbe the same more or less..ly i. \ !,
:, Also, Ali that certain plantation orntract
of 1and4 adjoining, the above described
tract and bounded, and described as 1oi-
lows. to wit: tBeginning ct q black oak
sapling d corner for the heirs Of Joseph
Sffdham, dec'd, thence along SAID Said
|gnam n lsriu these next three lines,y viz:
South IL l.2 degrees east 43 o2<10 perches
to a corner stone ON the ditch OF the thorn
hedge. thence south 50 S-4 degrees west A
8 10 'perches along said hedge 70 corner
stone, and south s la desrees ----T t-lg
81 what was formerly John 2springer's al.
l1otnaerlt, thence BY the same south ~ II
derrees west .~94 $40 perches to corner
stone in the west side Of Richardson
Road thence along the nneyof said roa'
north Is degrees west Is 1-2 perches TO 9
lcorne or stone and north Al perches to 2 cor
| ner stone in the above described tract O
land. thence ~ the q same these next 1nret dit
perches 70 stake by q run, thence up sale
| runfAorth IS degrees west 6-l0 psrches5t "
Aetake, thence north az degrees east y
lneYches to q stake, thence north A dsgree
Eeast ~ gpercheSs TO- an old marked corne
white oak byStheAide Of the Aforesaid rul
al bfPetersRrynburg's land, thence north
Eegrees east s 40 perches to q, corner ston
of Isaac Stidham's q al lotmeut thence by
Hina fnereSf south 81 II degrees east So l.
EDe} eh al 10 the place Of beginning, contain
ling AZ Ia cres and 10 perches of land 70
tines same more ocYless, with q, two, htor
EhTick and frame house, frame barn, an
Iother out building thereon erected, e.,
4 = Seized and taken, in<execution as IN
pr6pertyjof JosephS. Foreman, and 10
spia'0s T {. .G7i e., if'~ ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
\ ,sherifrs Office, New Castle, September
H|t . .8I II .u- " H. ..nr.
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LOCAL NOTES.


satterly hasa big run on Crsyons./
:Sutterly's Crsyons Will never fade.
Calla and see Sutterly's life-size Crayonf'
okand cold baths at Valentines oppo-
site Fame Hose House.
E For d good shave 70 to Valentine's oppo-
die Fsm6 Hose House.
Sutteriey . Crayons will out-last oil paint
ings. 302 Market street.
The U. 8. steam tender Rose is at Pusey,
Jones q Co., for repairs. She broke tel
shaft on Thursday last opposite New
Castle.
No opium No morphia or other danger.
GUS drug Is contained In DR.. Bulls Bab|
Syrup, for the relief of colo, teething, &C
Price Is cents.
j. I. Gardner has just opened the oystel
business for the season at his confectiener.
saloon, 8. W. corner of Seventh and Shiple!
streets. Oysters In every style and whole
sale or retail. Saloon upstairs for ladies'.
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UHERIFF's SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE. aAaslE "a Ia-ras.
I nv virtue OF q writ of Levar Facias to me
dir ected. will be exposed to Public sale, at |
the Hotel of Alex. Maxwell In St George's
lHundred, inNew Castle County, Delaware
SsaaTuRDAY "a the 2sth day Of September,
~ :, lists att O'Clock p. M,
T. The following des cribed real estate, viz:
All that certain tract ofupland and marsh
known as High HooB, situated In 81:
Georges Hundred, New Castle County. ana
State o. Delaware, and bounded ca as ioliows,
formerly stood BY the side Of the. marsh,
and on the west side o. q branch which
extends up at Drawyer's Creek, ana run
ming thence north 40 degrees east 40 perches
l,of the land of the lateZ., b. Glazier north
and by east l94 perches to q corner white
,ak standing BY the side OF branch which
dfyides this from the LANDS OF t4eorge W.
Karsner, thence down said branch on tne
south side and by the several courses
thereof I 15O perches to a corner white oak
On the south side Of said branch, thence
south 20 degrees west S8 perchesto the head
OF q valley, thence southwest 4S perches,
thence south and Dy Wess76 percnes 70
/ side Of marsh, tnence along small run
l in the marsh which divides this from the
marsh Of the late Samuel Townsend south
20 degrees east IA perches. thence south 70
i degrees east ~ pClCuC's pVuth soo ~SsSot
east 10 perches, north 4 degrees east 10
Iperches, south 81 degrees east IL perches up
| Appoa uinimink Creek, and running TO
| SID creek by the several courses thereof
south so deg! west ,8 perches, thence south "a
81 degrees vest 20 0perches, thence south ~
degrees west 40 7perches, thence soutn 10
| degrees east 40 perehes; thence south %
/ degrees west 40 perches to corner stake
by fhe creek side, thence leaving the
creek and running throngn the a abs nah er
corner stake, thence south 10 degrees
i west to q stake standing near the creek,
thence through: the marsh north ~ oe,
grees west 200 perches to first menuoneo
Il corner and place of beginning, containing
within these bounds 232 acres of upland,
and 1l2 acres and l3S perches OF land, more
| or less. .- ~ --r. , =,
ginning at a post at the side OF Appoq nln-
i mink Lreek aforesaid, being q corner OF
the before described marsh and running UP
| said creek the several courses thereon l5e
perches, thence up Drawyer's Creek by Its
several courses S0i perches to q post
Thence by the marsh OF the late 2. b: Glaz-
| Ter and north 25 degrees east "a perches to
u post. being corner of the land OF said
;lZB Glszier. deceased, and the place Of
beginning of the other before mentioned
tract, thence reserying the last line thereof
place of beg inning, conta lining 63 81 acres
| of m arsh, more or less, with the improve
ments thereon. cous sting Of q two.and-a'
half story brick house. fame barn, stabllng
and other out buildings thereon. Upon
this farnn.are 5oeD OF. .6ON peach trees IN ful
= bearing.
!. Seized and taken in execution as the
! property of G gorge H. Foard and Alice j
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
1895.
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BETWEEN THE BAY1.

Samuel Warren Hall, Of Frederick, son
of the comfhqg Governor velhnaO&fNof 81 Delaware. is
the heaviest packer dQomstoes and frui
on the peninsula, He will this season
fiji eight hundred thousand cans, thr 9
pounds each. ,AKAlelJo5 ~ ',4AtS
HarryCANeasiHQ agea2l, son of Mr..
,JnhuA.1 Neayittl AID residing with his
parents in the lower part of Broad Creek
Neck, cut four terrible gashes in his throat
with table knife last Sunday night, atteI
II o'clock. One of the cuts nearly served.
the windpipe. No hopes ofhie recovery
are entertained. i
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SHERIFF'S SALES
CHEklFF'S SALE.

-
By virtue of witt of LevaIi Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to Public
sale, at the Gilpin House, kept by George
Whitfield, in the CITY,, Hundred ann
THURSDAY, the 2sth day OF septs n ber
1878, ,at2"clock p. m.
The following described rea estate, viz.
situate on northerly side of the New
Castle and FrenchtowD Railroad, in the
hundred and county OF New Castle, afore-
said, bounded and described as follows
(acce ding 10 survey made by AT: Pen
nington, March 1859 to wit: Beginning at
stone in q line OF land of William Moth
erall and corner OF land OF George McCrone
and George Bartholomew, and running
thence with land of the said George
McCrone north 40 1-2degrees east 25peiches
perches and 50 chains to the New Castle
and Frenchtown turnpike road, tnence
l herewith north 48 degrees east 46 chains
| thence with land of A, V. Lesly south ~ ~
degrees east 13 perches and Al chains south
81 degrees east perches ani 30 chains,
south Al l.4 degrees west 5perches nd u
chains south 26 Ia degrees east. 6S chains
/ south 72 degrees west 81 percheS and VI
chains with The Delaware Railroad TO the
said turnpike road, thence Herewith north
IS l-2 degrees east II perches and 70 chaint
thence with lands of simon Rod nortf
IS i.2 degrees west 3rerches and 64 chains
south IL degrees west 2 perches and Y
chains to q stone, thence with lands of th
aid VIM Motherall north Is IL de. rec
west perches and 50 G." aims to the plac
If beginning, containing 86 acres and
| squsre perches of land, be the same NOR
I or less,
Seized and taken /, execution as tn
property of John Bartholo.Dew, survin
mort agor of John and Ellt n r. Bartnole
new hls.wlie, and t T., nhd to De solo by
Sherif7s ONCE, New Castle, september
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17

AN ORDINANCE TO CHANGE AND
n RE. .ESTAB' l9H THE GRADES OF
PARTS OFCL RTtIN STREETS IN TIL
CITY OF WILMI NG TOW.
Be 1t ordalneu by the City Council or
Sec /, That Adams street shall be lead
ing street from the curb lines on the south
west side of Delaware Avenue to the curb
line on the north east side of Tenth street
and fiona the curb line on the northeast
side of Delaware Avenue to the Brandy
wine creek. -
xsec. 3. That VanBuren street shall be "a
leading street from The curb line on the
northeast side of Delaware Avenue to the
Brandywlne creek.
Sec. 5, That Madison street shall be q
leading street from the curb lii e on The
south west side of De aware Avenue to the
curb lie on the north east sde of Tenth
street.
Sec, 4. Tint all ordinances and parts of
ordinances iuconsiStant herewith be All q
are hereby repeated. 49,.
Passed at the City Hall, September 18th,
A, d. 1878.
President OF City Council.
EDMUND B. FRAZER, Clerk OF the City
| Council,
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t. Clear thought add vigorous action depend
upon that perfect condition Of ystem re-
Estilting from pure blood. When lsystems
provocative Of dullness and inactivity pre-
sent themselves, then use at once Dr. Bull'e
Blood Mixture. -
The Morning herald., 1878-09-17

nT1C m business yon can engage in
DEOl IS to scope day made BY any
worker Of either sex, right 1t their ownlo.
alities, Particulars and samples worth 81
rec. Improve your spare time for the
business, Address srINsoN A Co, Portland
MaipetBJ ~ s EN F"f Ef P-|
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TELEGRANS.'
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER

THE BODY OF A YOUNG WOMAN FOUND IN
STATEN ISLAND BURIED IN A BARREL
WHO CAN IT BE?-No cLEW ~ nn
IDENTITY oEITHAr OF THE hoSDhA
Frs. v - Il ~
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.Sutsefley can. copy anythingin the shspe
Of a picture. 300 Market street.

An IN l3 a. fteE gtSRasl g7f re oTs0b 60 itf z /
!, sS5ss sG5 ~ ssssg ygS - ~ 55h asj i9 %a1s
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NIOTLCE-Tlle CttiZ ms Loan Association,
IN New stock tor sale, no back payments
Apply to GEO, c. MAILS, Sec'y., 6oi snip
ley street. sep ll'lm 90
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NOTICES..

nIVORCEs, In any state, without pub
~ licity, send st amp for the law. It. II
sI MS, Chicago.
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THREE 4 ESDfgEIl ERIlf4aatss IT, II AIIItpso,rAAss'

c1So1NSHr1,, Il M 'sePtsad1ss dsa! hF
from ysaax Aar. hsyss. Occurred IS 5 st CALI
polls sineesFridsytstG Clayton 0tfiman, WIN.
Buck and EwsHg atksr-An=attsmptt
was made to land s6m8tof the steamer
Portefs barges at gladensburg, ten-mlieff
ss!3E 'ss saR2i SAT- Stt b Pig ~ T. Vt sf
prey eptede from landing bgdaAMya Mont
sogierysa& ifredsevefals shots oats HIM
lldVBs bi@ doYs stks ID .sfHf M aloaq g lii
[3anee 0ftten dnllesd 81 bsh 9mo2dIsol bns /
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WANTS.
YT tin rnofer at A. Hentz
w No. 1913 W. Second street..

good tailoress to work
w on custom coats; also one on pants
Apply at No. 2 E. 9th street .}n,.a !
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uIaHWAY ROBBERS


Hat cnErK,W ,WisAept. le.-Ths north
hound coach MAS stopped about IL O'CLOCK
Friday night by six armed men. Two
passengers ssssa aaheeld, enc . LADY, VINO
was unmolestfa, aand NJ Goldswor'hy,
from WHOM they took $lQ N money put
fan,rned n SA Being Mfofmsd that ne was
q laborinS rMhahhs. Mahhs after fobbihg the mail
sacks ! the coach v yas allowed TO proceed
north add needing Ahe doNnscoach it was
warned. When the down coach reachea
lie place 81 the frobhery it was halted, ana
while the robbers were engaged IN going
through the pockets Of the i've passengers
and the mail sacks, the two messengers,
% Who were riding two hundred yards in the
teA pf az toaeh, came up, V afsmointed
I'D ss Ct "a
halt and fred upon. The fTe was return I'm
cd and one 81 the robbers shot dead. Thf
lsahsIssS Re heated to tbe dlch 4kksssPihg uP
steady Ere on xbo nessengsrs,v hol lresqrneq
itaBat dared nosle&ve sheif gosatiDns! pLnI n
csach meantime had driven 0h and ate
vaiaiAe somestime land ,sesiugs thata me-
Wsre Rot sssronga qenbugh 70 Il lodge .eae
robbers. the messengers mounted t1eil
hoeegBsr9 tejgiped ahs cgaeh, Ilsaytpg tn
mail sacks on the road near the body Q
fbesdead fobbers The fneaeehgefsa con
fdsn1t tthat syaa & .3fYSpBfFf5H34 3fSpBHfsFf5 HNP4 go
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i by virtue OF q writ of Levar Facias to me
dir ected, will be exposed to Public sale, at
The Hotel of Alex. Maxwell In st. Georges s
Hundred, in New Castle County, Delaware,
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
CHURCHES.

FoRRsT PREsBYTRRfAN.- .-tsev. John Pattonl
D. D., Pastor. Divine service every Sunday
ID los d. VI. 2And roo pm. Sunday School
II s.l5 q. "a. Lecture Wednesdays att 90
n. Sunday School 10 the Chapel at Arm
strong's every Sunday ct zoo p. %.
SrANFMa HROTRsTAR9, EPingOP ALs-ReV.
q! W LAWS, Rectof sHAday yB-A Aorning
Prayer, 1890 .. m.; Evening Prayer, 1880
3. n. Sunday School, .. "a. Evening Prayer
Oh Fridays ut o'clock.
onIsr CoPEL.-Rey. +. Il. Maftln-
dale Pagtor,,- Service every Sunday at 1890
= mad \ .3o b, m.s SUNDAY School at 200
d. ID. Prayer Meeting on Thursdays aef.oO
CoroREp MErHoDIsr .-Rev. F. J. Lee, Pas
tor. Service every other Sunday g. AO.3U
nm: 3 and 8 D. "a. Sunday School every
Sunday at p. N.
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
WORCESTER RAILROAD.
TRAINS NORTH.
/. TRAINS SOUTH.
WESLEYAN Female College

w WlIInIn9ton, DeTaWare.
At the opening OF the Fall Term, Monday,
September 9Th, 1878, there win be NEW
President, NEW furniture, NEW repairs
throughout the building. NEW pianos, the
modern conveniences NEWLY introduced to
add to the comfort Of the young ladies both
in the public and private rooms, and all this
at the OLD prices. For catalogues address
the President.
jye-sms Rev. ]. M. WILLIAMS, MD.
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
CAMDEN, MAY 9, 1873.

OAHDENi MAY o TOTO.
Messrs. Hubbard & Bro.-Gentemen
1t affords me some pleasure to say the fer
tiIizers used by me, of your manufacture, on
my wheat crop, last fall, is fully meeting my
expectations. l have enqnired Of the men
who used it for me, and they express them
selves perfeetfully satisfied with the results SO
far. and are anxious that shall secure them
fertilizer Of like quality for their wheat crop,
to be sown in the fall of the present year.
Yours, &c, A. JACKSON, JR.
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
LocUsT GROVE FARM, CAMDEN, DEL, /
MAY 1873 [

LOCUST GROVE FARM, CAMDEN, DEL.i
May !, 1878 /
Messrs. Hubbard & Bro.-Gentlemen
In reply to the request made By you some
time ago, In reference TO the use and general
reputation of your Standard Bone Super Phos-
pLate in this locality, now offer you with
great pleasure. My first purchase from you
was in the spring Of 1874, which was care
fully tested for my own benefit, in competi-
tioa with the following well-known brands,
viz: Russell Co.'S, Moro Phillips, Texas
Bone. Walton, Whann 4 Co.; the same
amount applied per acre, and land being
about the same quality. The result was very
much in favor of yours. have, with other
new brands which have been introduced. the
same careful test, and now | am fully con-
WINGED that we have nothing in the market,
as a manure, that stands as high, in its good
onnlities, as yonr Standard Bone Phosphate
/ might sa, that your Phosphate, for the last
Eve Years, has been almost exclusively used
by the majority of our farmers, and, from
FREQUENT conversation with them, find thai
they speak of it in the highest terms. Abou
Lewisburg, Union county, Pa, my former
home, among practical and experienced farm
ers. where it has been used for the last three
Years, hear of the same satisfactory results
and | would think the prospect of your trade
at that point is very aattering,
Yours respectfully,
JACOB G. BROWN.
N. CoLLEGR, NEwARK, Del, June ls,h, 1878.
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
MASONIC.

ADoNIRAM CHAPTER. No. 5, R. A. N. Meets
IN Masonic Hall on the second and fourth Fri
days Of every month at o'clock, p. 70.
,UHroE Lopez No. 5, A.F. Am. Meets on
the first and third Tuesdays Of every month
at 8 O'Clock, D. m. Masonic Hall.
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
RI1II.nING Ann LOAN.

MUTUAL Loan ASSOCIATION or MDDLETOWE-
G. z. Hukill, Pres; A. 9. Cox, Sec.
retary. Meets on the third Tuesday Of every
month ut O'Clock, p. ~.
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
DELAWARE RAILROAD.

Passenger trains going North leave at 7.54
ll.20- . "a and . l6 p ln; going South at
IO.4O m, 2.0e and 7.38 p N.
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
CONNECTIONS. !.

At Townsend, with Queen Anne's and Kent
Rail Road. AT Clayton, with Maryland and
Delaware Rail Road. AT Harrington, with
junction and Breakwater Rail Road. At Sea-
ford, with Dorchester and Delaware Rail Road.
AT Delmar, with Eastern Shore Rail Road, and
Wicomico and Pocomoke Rail Road and Wor-
eester and Somerset Rail Road.
dec. 2-tf H.F. KENNEY, Sup't.
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
NEAR Mr. PLEASANT, DEL, Aug. 24th, 1878.

Vs,rs Vdnon Rhaan&C
less
thought
nishhors
ainduce
little
finished to-day to be in wheat and abe
satisfied with the Phosphate that intend eu-
wheat respectfully, JOHN A. JONES
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
Dover, March 8, 1878

DOVER, March 8, 1878
David G. Hoffecker-Dear Sir:
This is to certify that have used Hubbard's
Phosphate for two successive seasons on
wheat, ana it has done for me all that could
ask or expect. have also used il for pota-
toes with success. l am 0 well pleased with
ID. after the repeated trials I have given it,
that do not feel willing TO exchange it for
any other. | bought last fall for wheat,
about eight tons, and my wheat is doing fine
II. Very respectfully, ROBERT WILSON.
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION

PENINSULA AaRICUITUBALEP P0MoLoGICAL As
ISOLATION. .-Wm. r. Cochran, President and
Chairman Of Board Of Managers; ]. B. Nau-
dsin, Secretary. Fifth Annual Fair will be
held on the I'd, Sd and Alb days Of October,
1878. aatt N-"
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07

Down, July Is, 1878.
Messrs. Hubbard l. Bro.-Gentlemen
Yours of this date is at hand The crop of
wheat upon which your Phosphate was used,
has been threshed, and the yield is entirely
satisfactory. Taking The state of the. land
into considerations, The tenant has The best
crop of wheat in the neighborhood. | have
no coubt of the superior quality of your fer
tilizer. and it seems to be very popular here.
Yours respectfully,
]. P. COMEGYS.
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
Dover, july Is, 1878

DUNENi July IOi IoIo.
Messrs. Hubbard & Bro-Gentlemen
| purchased of you last fall mixtures Of
YOUR Phosphate, with which TO sow about
ffty acres of wheat upon my farm in Dutch
Neck. The result has beeus entirely satisfae-
tory. The growing wheat was the admira-
tion of all in the neit hborhood. Ny tenant
has NOT threshed yet, but competent judges
think it viii turn out from eleven to twelve
hundred bushels. Yours respectfully,
JOHN A. NICHOLSON
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
John A. Reynolds.
OFFICERS OF CITIZENS NATL
4 a. - u ANK

D1RHcroRs.-Henry Clayton, B. Gibbs, p
7. Biggs, John A. Reynolds, james Ouloert-
Jon, &. o. Fenimore, N. =. Walker, J. B.
CaEier, Joseph Biggs.
PRaaiBExT.-Henry Clayton,
CAsHsRR.--J r. Hall.
TEAER.-John s. Crouch.
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07


address application
making discount
drilling Our
still
% test With phosphate Yours respectfully
HUBBARD & BRO, Wyoming, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07

Smyrna Branch TTains-Ad additional to those
above leave Smyrna for Clayton 10 As N
2 40 and 7 45 pm. Leave Clayt ton for Smyrna
I Is a m, 90 and 10 m, to make con-
nection with trains North and South) from
CLAYTON
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07

WANTED. .-a':H 5Bs1i1SI: s4:,14ssss, S,,si.s:'
to saaurh pbrchAsers 10 Village Lots with
Farma Adjoining in two new Colonies In Eir-
ginia. Only thb Lots are sold fat$l0 each, I
the Farms hhs Seeded etaaaitously 10 working
me1, mechanics, iRcipieBt mannf faciUFers, and
i0fh6As! kfsO buy he lhts brfaetaeJ ii u iG
ApplFsst once, to =. RAgDRs, Principal Of
Ridley Ball II FentnHI Genesee Co., Michi-
gan. to laPr2T-6m
Middletown transcript., 1878-09-07
MrDDLrrows, DEL, Aug. 27th, 1878.


for WI aton
=
We thshei, the
y@d perfectly '' W Respectfully b
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sTAGE LINES

Stage for Odessa, with o. s. Mail, leaves
shortly after arrival Of the l0.42 Atn and I. .Ss
sigss fot s5rai Warwick sa.asatra. ala csciltou
leave shortly after arrival Of the 1912 m
train. tf35t'lf
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COOP SAMARITAN LODGE, Nos. Meets ever
Thursday evening at u o'clk. Lodge Room
in Cochran Hall, No. 2, Cochran Square.
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DIRECTORS OF TOWN HALL co
JIM. Cox, Pres; Samuel Pennington, Sec;
4. z. Hall, Treas; r, "A. Cochran, Jas. Cul-
Bertson, Jas. Il. ScowdFick, WIN. 3. Barr.
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KNIGHTs OF PYTHIAs.
/. o. O. +

DAMON LoDGE, No. IL Meets every Friday
evening at o'clock. Lodge room in the
Town Hall.
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DIAMOND STATE BRASS BAND.
Meets for practice every Monday evening at
O'Clock,
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POST OFFTNE

OEFICR HoURs.-Opens at q 80 am-aRd
closes StI9 M every day except Sunday
Mails for the North close at A7.l5 q nj, and
500 pm.
Nail for the South closes at 10 10 ar
Mails for Odessa close at l0.23 N and $50
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For Rent.

For Rent.
,HzHE NEAT, COMMODIOUS and central-
i ly located STORE ROOM, under the
Town Hall, now occupied by Us. Being about
10 remove into our new building We will rent
tie above on very reasonable terms. Posses
sion given on the 25th Of August, 1878.
aug 3-tf w. n. MOORE b co.
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Mt. PLEASANT, DEL Aug 23rd, 1878.

Assrs WdhOn,W l. Co. Dear Srs:
the
Acid Ph
PnA'e V N9 " Yours JOSHUA CLAYTON