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j Telegraphic Summary

kbilities ofthe Bank of Glasgow,
bon were closed yesterday, are
El-The Austro-Hungarian cri-
us, Negotiations are pending
@prevent anentire change of
fnstlation-The Bosnians and
nins are generally submitting
oted that negotiations between
and tie atican have failed.
ban and Austrian nuncios have
tSel with a confidential mis-
rl@ BiSmarck-The Norwe-
PhnSll, from Baltimore, was
Sl @Ilision at Bordeaux,
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First Premium.

Messrs. Cooling Bros, Carriage manu-
factures OF this city were awarded the
first premium at the Dover fair, for the
nnest side bar buggy. The above firm
manuiactureings me excellent carriages,
and have sent many of them to Califor,
MIA.
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FOOD

is not always som thing to eat, but is, in
The case we refer 10, d concentrated liquid
extract from the exterior of the VIE at
kernel, tat If taken a half teaspoonful
after each meal hatlds up the whole s,s
te n, overcomes slneplessness, and ma es
of the b lanchard Blood and Nerve Food.
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tfaY CUBAN LAWYER has
undertaken to send home all
refugees who are too poor
| O"il expenses and to proud
II same boon from the Span
P~e0'' What a chance our
\ missed in not having been
PA-N. Y. HeralJ.
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SfREET YEsTERDAY.-The
kei was fairly active and
Ffs feyerish. Gold was steady
|lDi' Government bonds were
r steady and railroads strong.
call was active at 3 a Ia 4 per
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u DicKERsoN, who has un-
y upset the will of the Phila-
lllllonalre, Mr.. Whitaker,
y getting into deep water.
suspicious evidence againsl
rper on which the counter
| Mr' WhittaAei's signature
have been practiset.
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DIED-

MCCUS KER-in Tree rark, on Oct. 2nd
John McCusker. in The 65th year of his
age.
Tee relatives and friends of the family
ara respectfully requested to attend the
funeral, from his late residence, Trea Park
on saturday mornins, October 9th, at 8
O'Clock High mass AT St Jo- eph's burch.
dywiue.
MILLER.-In TIA S city on tie 1st lust.
Mary Miller, a ed 8. years
Tn relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend the Iu-
neral from her l residence 1871 grange
street, Oh Th irsday, the 3rd inst :, at 2
O'CLOCK, p. IN. Iutermeut at Wilmington
Brandywine Cameterv.
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The second heat was started with Lev
man, the pole horse, on the lead. Guide
soon passed Little Frank and ,ame up
with Leyman, when neck and neck
race ensued down the back stretch, and
on to the turn, when Guide broke and
Leyman made good his lead, not being
headed during the heat Winning in
243. Guide second.
The third heat was started with Ley
man, the pole horse, badly placed, but he
retrieved his misfortune, and took the
lead on the quarter, which he held all
the way round although pushed OCCASION
ally BY Guide, won the heat at his ease
in 245t. Guide second.
The following is the summary:
80. CLASS. PURSE $500.
l.. r; Redmond, b. g. Leyman, II /
2ss; ~ a. wilson, b. g. Little Frank,2 3
Time, 246l, 243. 2454
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Baby shows are the rage everywhere,
anu we understand that the universal
remedy used 10 keep the little ones quiet
~ Dr. Bulls bahv syrup. 1t contains no
opiate. Price 25 cents.
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WEST Troy. Y, Feb. nth. 1877

Gentlemen: have tried fourteen doctors.
| and almost everything in he catalogue OF
prospective cures, crossed the Atlantic
| twice for my h aalth, and your .>erve Food
is doing more for me tn IN all put togeth
er. Truly yours,
H. A. COOK.
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From Buffers BaiIwicL.

The Greenback convention, which was
to have been held at Boston for the com
pletion of the State ticket, is postponed,
as interesting negotiations are said to be-
pending. w "o
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MI MARRIED.

Mc'jOLLEl IA LUK -On he tst inst
oy KEY w. q. Robinson, No. 5l5 Wei, III
81 est. Chester, Pa, Mr.. George r. Me-
Co;ley to Miss Little A. Taylor, both of
Whining Oh, Delaware.
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lleatiOps for To-Day.

! Middle States and Neto Eng
b westerly winds, rising barome-
Wear or clearing Wedtter.
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TNHE VERY BEST OYsi siEhs, Ia large
l. or small quaint les. at 5th a French.
oct1-2w$
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BARGAINS
AT
Thomas M. Wier's.

New Buckwheat, cGs. pound
White Glover Honey, . lbs. .or rs cts
Coconut Macaroons, % cts. pound
Oraub rrys, 10 cts. quart
Extract oil Lemon, l2 els b title
Extract or Vanilla, IL els, bottle
Pickels, 10 cts bottle
pounds OF Rasins, 25tents
pounds of Currants, Is cents
Condenced Mix, 20 cts. can
2cans of Peaches, 25 cents
pounds fared Peaches, Is cents
POUNDS Prunes, 26 cents
3s pounds Flour, 10 cents
Best, e1,o9
Apple Butter, cts. pOuId
Best Bradford County Butter, IS cents
THOMAS NJ. WEIR,
ocl3-1meod 1909 M 4rket .Ireet.
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The "Liftle ElectiOn.o

ADDITIONAL RETURNS FROM THE COUNTY
Below are additional returns from the
Tuesday:
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Sussex County.

Dem. mai. in county, l
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Hoe Raising EXTRAORDINARY How.
ever deficient the inhabitants Of the lower
districts of this county may be in their at.
tempt tn compete with the up-cnuntains in
the development IF farm products gener-
ally they undoubtedly bear of the palm
IN the way ef raising porkers. Like the
ancient Gadareues, they will raise large
drnves OF hogs. II is stated that VIM. =.
Rowan. who manages the - Peach Bud -
farm, III Grove Neck, owned by Harlan 4
Holdings worth. OF Wilmington. slaughtered
no less than eighty hogs this FAN. To
folks in this section this number seems
proiigious bat let il be remembered that
his drove was "nly diminished about one
half 10y this onslaught. hc having at asst
seventy others One would suppose that
il would require about all the corn in the
land of Egypt Ia fatten such dToves, but
our informant states otherwise. They are
allowed to Tua wild through the forests
aud sub>I>t on acoTus. nuts, roots. berries,
etc. aud 1t Is - root hog or die " with
them. they snnn get To understand the bust
ness and IN the Fall they are in pretty fair
condition, when they are gathered in and
fed ON grain for short season before the
cold steel draws the life blood from their
clTcasses. Considerable difficulty il exper
fenced IN pernins these wild beasts Of the
forest, and 1t frequently requires the united
efforts Of I band of negroes, 4 pack of
hounds and 4 set of firearms to get them
INTO their quarters
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4 SANCTUARY FIGHT.
THREE KENT COUNTY MEN SHEDDING EACH
OTHERS BLOOD AFTER CHURCH.

OTHERS M onn ,rrrp ,urp,.r
W
up '"' '"S geographic ais
Pa'ch nom one oil our Baltimore eSch 1nges:
ELkroS. D.cember - -, I,,rIe st,;,, or
woods near Nassev's Ken, cn,n,y ,ha
seen. of an encnun,.r las, Snnia,. -,
between three men which :, - r,,,r,ai
ca,ur nea, resul,in,, !, ,i,,, IL. -.
From statements nj narri.s f,u,Ii,r III
th,. DETAILS nj ,h. ,tr,,r !, ,,,.,rs ~, IL
trnuiI.. ,,ns. xbiI. RI. c,,',,,..,,,,,,, -.
returning from , N.,hodi., cLr,,i, j., ,ta
ncighb ,rhood. Three men named I,bn
D,Tr,l Richard R,,,I.v and ~, VT
were walking in comnapv Dn,r,.I in al
vance. Dorrei suddenly wL..I.d and s,rnrk
Woods a stinuinr blow in the fac. which
frlled him 10 the yrnuud and then snr,ng
uprn IN. fallen man and h,,,n T., heat HIM
" nnds. wh, was armed viii !, ,,,,,nI .r,,
ceeded in p.rting II ,ur az his ,,cL., "a
fired upon his SAVAGE assatl,ni
At this iuncture, it is stated. Bailey in.
tcrfcrcd in behalf of Woods, when Dorr.l
arose aud assaulted Bailey with a l.rr.
clasp kuife. wh,reupou Bail,y draw :, ,,i..
tol and opened fir. upon him yyh,l, Wnn5s
kept up a lively iu,iIade in III, rear SOM.
friends of the parties went To the scene of
the fracas and succeeded IN preventing the
Infatuated men from slauph,prinp earb
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TEANrS ARRESTED On Saturday even.
ing last, -four travelling vagabonds called at
the jail and asked for quarters for the night.
but were Informed that they could be
received ouly by commitment from a jus
tice OF the peace. They then waited upon
Justice Foard, who advised them to go to
the gas house. After a short time, they
went back TO the Justices house, on Main
street, and again asked for commitment.
This being refused. one of their number
threw a stone through his window and i'm
mediately started To run. The officers of
the law were all put upon their track aud a
number Of citizens joined in the search,
when the parties were found III the barn Of
Mr. Kitchens, near town, and they were
arrested aud taken to jail, where they had
hearing on Sabbath morning before Jus
tice Foard, who committed one Of them.
named Murphy, and released tho others.
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MARRIED.

SHARP --BENNErT In Wilmington.
Del. on the l0rh inst 10y Rev Isaac VI.
lialdeman. THOMAS \. SHARP, nf vii
misrIon. aud ADA BESS.sIr formerly OF
this town.
LNIAM-NCNEI. "Wednesday Y. De
cemhrr llth. ISIS. At the residence Of the
brides mother, in Zion. by I'll. Rev J.
Owen Sypherd. LEWIS {. OLDHAM and
MoLIIE i. NCNly. the only daughter OF
Mrs +. McNey, both of this county
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FOR SALE.

Two excellent FIREPLACE STOVES
in good order-a Spear and "Bibb:"
also. an excellent Dining-Room Stove,
for sale a bargains All in good order
Apply At TuE WIG OFFICE.
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he will remain about three years before
taking upon him the sacred offices Of a
priest. Mr. Scott paid visit to his mother,
in this t"wn, on Wednt ,day, and will sail
70: Europe about The first IL January. IIo
was for number of years : communicate
at Trinity Episcopal Church of tins town,
and but recently embraced the Catholic
faith
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-14

WADE HAMPTON MADE A CRIPPLE AND
UNITEp STATES SENATOR on THE SAME
DAY. Governor Hampton was elected by
the South Carolina Legislature to the [. ;.
Senate, on Wednesday. Each House, as
required by llv. voted separately; the
Senators, twenty nine IN all, were present
and voted unanimously for the Governor.
The House, nth the exception of two mem
beers. also voted for Hampton. A letter
from the Governor defining his position,
sayiu. that he WAS not candidate, but
that the office WAS neither To be sought nor
declined. WAS read.
The course contemplated ley his physi-
Grams WAS cnn>ummated on the same day,
and the wounded leg was amputated about
SIX inches below the knee His friends say
that he stood The operation finely under the
influence of chloroform aud that his situa-
tion now is not dangerous.
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New REGISTER ArPoISTED.-The Hon
Jas. McCauley and Hon. James NJ Evans.
Judges of the Orphans court, filled the
vacancy in the office Of Register Of Wills
Of Cecil county, occisioned by the death of
the late Register, Reuben ID. lamar, Esq.
on Tuesday last, by the appointment Of
Reuben +. lamar, Esq. Mr.. lamar the
present Register. has been connected with
the office Deputy Register for eleven
years past, and is thoroughly couversant
with all the the business connected with it.
and beiag corteous and obliging gentle
man his appointment merits and receives
the appreciation. not only of the political
party to which lie belongs, but OF all those
who transact business with him Mr.
lamar has appointed +. II. Cleaver. Esq
Deputy Register.
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The court was occupied in the transac
ton of the usuIi -ru''''ue of business dur.
ing Monday. except AaI.-n hrIru,n.!.S"-g. a
native Of Germany. was naturalized
Ou Tuesday. HIS Honor Judge Wickes
took his seat on the bench.
On motion nf Albert Cnns, able. Esq
Henry ". Archer, u Esq. Oft tho IIarfnld
county bar. was admitted a member Of the
bar Of this court.
The cont then took mp the case Of the
Stale against William Evans colorcd who
was indicted al the september term OF court
III 1876 for an assault upon Frank Akin
son, and who, soon after the assault was
committed. lied from the State AID re.
manned away Till recently. when he re-
turned. and was arrested by Sheriff Boul-
den. He was acquitted. {. Mccullough
for the state; MARSHALL HINES for the
;Iaycrscr.
The case Of Mary Magill. adm jnis;ratrix
Of VIM. MagIll. rs Robert &. GwInu. was
then taken up and after prog reS>ing for 4
short time. the Court instructed the Jury
to lind q verdict for the plaintiff Cnusta.
BILE aud Biddle for the plaintiff; A. Evans
for the defendant.
The case Of the same plaintiff ~ VIM
Armstrong was then called aud will be
removed 10 an adjoining county.
The cases of VIM. Bowen and Mrs VI.
\. Cameron r. the Phill., vii. x Bait.
Railroad Company were removed !" Kent
county.
On "Wednesday, three cases Of James y
White. administrator Of Mary X. White.
- George W Puisi, were tired al the same
time before enc jury. Trial concluded on
Thur sday afternoon by the jury rendering
/ verdict for the plaintiff for S9il. 80.
The case ui the CashO Machine Comp any
~ Nathan I. Jauncy and Thomas Jauncy
WAS then taken up and is ON trial as we z"
20 press.
The Grand Jury have been in session
since Monday. and have found two indict
menrs for murder, two for larceny. one for
forgery aud one for assault with intent to
commit a rape.
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DEPARTED THIS LIFE.

Robert McMulien, living near Lombard
vile, this county. departed this life on sun
day night last. Mr.. NJ. had been ailiug for
the past year with kidney affection, most Of
the time being confined tn his room. Dur
ing the summer he obtained some relief
from his physicians, and some hopes were
entertained of his recovery, until recently.
when \ relapse occurred, and he died on
sunday night. aged - years.
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The Frieuds are putting new roof on
their shedding nj their meeting house
Rainy weather comes tri- weekly. Ice haul
ing has lately been much talked about
Aud now We porker squraleth, and We PEG
pie have been made happy with fried sau
sage about the BRICK.
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TERMS STRICTLY CASH.

es-A. the SEASON at,au.--. many ---at.r tu,lue.
~ hr .T-r-,i order T. close iin--
% good. - 10 net old .t-,k from season
GOosi- tha; Will not k~'p viii lie ,"li iiSei-
that ~ill keep must b- sold
J. n e. A. c c,KHAKT
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J. f. REYNOLDS.
GENERAL COLLECTOR,

WILL collect claims of all kinds, adjust
w accounts and make settlements guaranteeing
all business entrusted 10 his hands viii lie promptly
ATTENDED 10
ss-coII-ciien. made In Cecil. Harf1ri aud Ken,
countf--
Al rr.--roRr DEPOSIT. Cecil county, Nd
June as-ly
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THE CIRCUIT COURT.

The December session of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county commenced Oh Mon
day last, His Honor Judge stump only be-
in- on the bench. The following gentle
men were drawn as Grand Jurors:
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- In the days of the anted lluvians,
when nobody was III a hurry. people had
no use for watches. Nowadays, time is
precious. aud every second counts. Every
body needs a watch, and nobody can afford
20 carry poor one. To procure really
trustworthy time keeper is easy enough.
and costs but lItIle money. BAILEY. BANKS
X BIDpLE. Twelfth aud Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia, are the chief house in that
city for the sale of the WALTHAM Watch.
which has proved its superiority over all
the other watches Of the world
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"a Holiday Goods at " Every Day"
prices, AT MCCRERY X BuULDES' :.
sS- NRs. LITZENBERG, the Fashionable
NIlliner, has received To day several new
shapes of Bonnets. Always go there IL
get the styles. She will also open,
Tuesday next. more Specialties for the
Holidays. She invites her friends aud
customers t. purchase Same place, OPP
pos!re the Howard House. Elkton.
II Holiday Gifts in IIarikerchiefs for
Ladies aud Gents, put up i'll new aud at
tractive boxes. GLASS FRONT.
lB-For Hair Brushes. Combs, Fine
Pocket Book. aud thousand other articles
1t right prices, 60 To.
McCEERY & BouLDEN's.
~ New and pretty Christmas Presents,
at the GLASS FRONT.
"a Decorated Toilet Sets, Vases. Cups
ami Saucers, .nr the Holidays at ordinary
prices. at McCKERY & BouLDEN's.
- Gail and examine our Novelties for
Christmas. GLASS FRONT.
~ Hosiery. Gloves. handkerchief. No
ti"ns and Small Wares Fine Toilet Soaps,
PerfumeGy, at bottom prices at
MCCRERr x BouLptN's.
tB-Our stock Of General Merchandise
now complete, lowest Prices.
GLASS FRONT.
~ Buy your Christmas Gifts" where
you eau get them AT Zero prIc-s, at
McCRERY Il BorLpEN's.
IT, ouS WILKINsoN, Elktou, Mary
land. Office days tuesdays and Satur
days. Dealers IN all first class SEW NJ
MACHINES; Repairs all Makes; Needles,
Oil, and every thing in that line. All goods
Warranted. Machines. the latest improved.
from f25 TO S6j, on the best terms. Write
for Catalogues.
sE-Fne Hair Brushes Combs, Pocket
Books, for the Holidays at
MCcRERY X BOULDER
Hlnd~nmr Silk fiandkerchiefs, from
- cents Ia Sl.,l at
MCCHERY Il BouLDES's.
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County Commissioners.

The Board Of County Commissioners was
in session on Tuesday and Wednesday last.
\ full Bnsrd-Messrs Crawford, Cameron
and Cruihers-was present.
number of outpensions were granted
a. he amount of ten dollars.
Accuses rAss.p.
+. \. Linton. drcrascd C0,i,ector Seventh
district 1879. ,223 81; inso .venci-s i'S.Ii
and ls,l. Ssi 50: dog Iusolvcncies 1874 and
$50. SIG; William Flowers, Supervisor
Eiehth district. Sls ul; y. q. McVey,
supervisor Ninth district, SS.l2: Andrew
Bra>t"n, 81, Supervisor Second district.
5000; j. tourcy, Supervisor Second dis
rrrct. So 81; J ! Reynolds, Supervisor
Sixth district. 81. 80: Lewis II Boyle.
Supervisor Sixth district. Si2 80; Jacob II
Kirk. Supervisor Eighth district. 81: Thus
krausS. Supervisor Sixth district, $50 %.
g. I. Richards. super visor Sixth district,
IS 60: Gibbons p. Moore. Supervisor Sixth
district, $40 -; F:ouk Bnuldrn. suudtIes
$40 -: j. +. Dickson. coffin. SI2: II. II
Crnthers, dog IusnivencIcs, Sli: G. ".
Denny, Supervisor Third district. 80 20:
". X S,ackh"usc. Supervisor Faith dis
trIct. ssh; James ;. NIcklc. Supervisor
Sixth district. 81 e.; Joseph r Groves,
supervisor Ninth district. S22 81: r. +
Ib" 'hItIhle'i! SINH ulSll 4 =
Kaufman katZ, Coroner. SIG -: VIM
Lindsey. lumber, 81 -: Grorge Noakes
coffin, Sc; William Dunbar, blacksmith
work, Sii 63; II. VI LaIzalere, repairing
j all stable, S2I.j5: Thomas Conrey, Super
visor Second district, $40.
TANEs RELEASED.
Benz. ID. Bowen, Coilsclur Third district
was ordered To release the Barrull estate
taxes on 81. s95 and return the same IN
solvent; amount of TAX, $50 81.
ROAD EXAMINERS.
Daniel Brattnn, Vim. Miller aud Lewis
/. Roberts were appointed examiners in
the matter Of laying out a new road in he
Fourth district, through lands of Tuft,
Henderson and others
NJ VI. NaudaIn. Henry Hess and William
Bowen Were appointed examiners III the
matter Of lay ing ont a new road III Elk
Neck. Fifth district, through lands of
of Pryor aud others.
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SERIOUS ACCIpESr.-Frisby Parsons, 4
young man, p years of age residing al
Wilmington, Del. but formerly uf North
East, where lis parents reside. met with "a
serious accident at the Diamond State
rolling mills, III that city, ON Saturday
morning last. While the machinery at the
rolling mill was in steady gear. Mr.. Par
sons, Il puddler, who was stauding upon
the mock rolls endeavoring to slacken the
fastening screw, accidentally missed his
footing, and his left leg was caught by the
revolving rolls, and drawn up to the thigh,
which jammed the machinery to such an
extent that 1t acted as a sliding surface for
the upper roll to play upon. The leg was
completely mutIlaisd. the slide being only
three inches by two and half. Owing to
the heat generated by the puddle iron the
rolls were at a very high temperature, thus
burning the flesh from the bones The
young man caught hold of bar of iron.
and screaming At the top of his voice, the
machinery was stopped and five of his feel
low workmeu extracted him from his peril
Gus CONDITION. lie was conveyed to his
home. DIS. Kane and Rust being seat for,
upon their arrival found 1t necessary Ia per
form an amputatIuu of his leg. At the
latest accounts he was doing we'll.
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WANTED To borrow s 100 or 500, on
first mortgage Address,
H." Wig Office, EIkton.
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FoR TN PRIEsTHoop.-We learn that
William J. Scott, formerly of this town,
and son of Mrs. Ann Scott, conremplaIes
going to Rome soon TO enter upon the
requisite studies for entering the Priest
hood. Mr.. Scott is young man Of about
- years of age. lie learned the trade of
carriage building with Messrs. Gregg X
Bow, Wilmington, Del, and is highly rec
commended by that firm As an excellent
workman. lie has devoted much time To
study. having worked 1t his trade during
the Spring and summer and attending
college through the Fall aud Winter and by
this means has acquired vcly cIedl'able
education. He has lately been at work IN
Wilmington, where lie joined the Catholic
Church, and Bishop Becker, approaching
his past course and noticing his promise
for future usefulness. arranged for him to
enter the American College At Rome. an
institution of the Catholic Church, where
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