The daily gazette., 1880-02-09
Local Lines.

The Washing on Hotel building Is
being re-fitted. si. 80 -
The Hebrew congregation opened q
Sunday school in the Leiberman build
Ing yesterday. r.4. ...s...h
A bad condition of heaters in Public
School No. compelled a di,missal IN
some Of the rooms Thursday and Fri
day. - H.. ...
A large phosphate factory Is being pul
up along the other side of the Delaware
n New Jersey. -
The Minerva Society Of Wesleyan
Female College gave an enjoyable en-
ertainment Saturday night. 81 f4 .
Rev, J. 4. Scott preached IN Union
NJ. e. Church yesterday morning and
Req. X. l.. Rodgers at night.
Ned Leary's grandmother, who lives
In New Castle Is 9S years old.
The Head property in Kennett town
ship, Pa, has been sold 10 John Proud,
Of Rockland, for $l01 per acre; IL con-
tained I13 acres. Hs4sAkt,rt.
West Chester again talks of crack
base ball'teanl. q : eaS'O-5 III
Ice has been lately three and half
inches thick. at .q...9.atA
Chester has bad water, and the peo-
pie prefer beer. " w.. A' 49,. 20 oi
Washington. Fire Co., of Conseho-
hocken, Pa, will 60 on a Delaware bay
trip on July 9th, Members of the
Washington Fire Co. here will accom-
paIiy them. o .ui. go irz.l. ad lo fD
ALadies' Leap Year Society is an
original feature in Wilmington.
DR., J. Jay yillers, humorist, will
lecture In the Opera House on March
lgth. 80 ''3
There is quite a scandal in Brandy
wine HHpdred, and angry husbands
chased young man, who was playing
the gay Lotharlo generally, out of the
neighborhood. He has returned and is
likely to get into trouble.
Next Saturday will be- ST. v vaientine's IS
day. if $50 "''f.-' ft@ s2
Ef@adfaaksswere tiled atipolice. count
yesterday morning. e. " s.. +, 10
tBluhirds have been seen about.
West Chester sportsmen will have a
shooting match, and will fire at spar
rows instead of pigeons,il Yoi f.1sne.l
BY all means let us have chess tour
haAisnI' .ai ! sf..I=l.Nas b -r SUD-
"Hunt" strikes the Chester Times as
ap appropriate name fora dog-eatcher.
A drunken man seized with the
munid dpotu, created great disturb
ance over Market street bridge last
night.
The new freight house of the Della.
ware Western Railroad Company is
nearly completed.
John Groves, the notorious, was
brought TO the police station Sunday
night in drunken fit. s....
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SUSSEX COUNTY LEVY COURT.
The Sussex County Levy Court have
elected James Rawlins, County Treas
urer, and the following collectors
Stephen w. Shockley, Cedar Creek
hundred James Coulter, Broadkiln
hundred; Philip II. Fleetwood, Nanti-
coke hundred jesse j, Sharp, North
Westfork hundred; Robert II. Boyce,
Broad Creek hundred; John w. Ma
gee, Little Creek hundred; John b.
Howard, Baltimore hundred; W. H.
Orton, Uewes and Rehoboth Hundred; !;
Simon w. Thoroughbred, Indian
River Hundred; VIM. E. Sharp,
Georgetown hundred ; w. II. Handy,
Seaford Hundred; Isaac Wooten, Gum
boro.
For Trustees of the Poor for three
years, the following were elected -
Ezekiel Timmons, Gumboro; VIM. E.
Burton, Dagsboro Hosea Dawson,
Seaford; James Wiley, Nanticoke.
The following committees were ap-
pointed by the chairman:
d To settle with the coroner-J. B.
Lingo, ]. F. Derrickson, George w,
Jones and George DeOrton.
To settle with the poor treasurer
J. T. O'Day, John Rodney and J. A.
Lynch. 4
Port News.