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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

Georgetown inquirer
John Hudson, colored, egad ~, died in
jail on Sunday murniug of typhoid fever.
lie was serving five yoare term, having
been convicted of an assault, Is months
sgo, on Miss Thompson, Of Lewes and
!, Rehonuth bnndred. Coroner Wilson held
an inquest in the afternoon and the tusti.
mony of Sheriff Ellis and wife, Dir. NAPLES
and John Andrew showed that Hudson
had been i'll three weeks of typhoid
fever being most Of the time Unconscious.
( and that no bad received constant medical
Treatment and good nursing. A verdict IL
keeping with the testimony was then rem
dered, aud the body given in charge o.
Holland IL PaYnter, updertasers near
Lewes, who had beon sent by the moihe'
lof deceastd TO convey the remains to her
8home They brought With them d coflio
Undertaker Hatfield, by order of tn
Sheriff, had also mede cetiiu for tn
dead man, which the county will hereafter
enumerate among lis personal fleets un.
less some Mrs Goodies should come aions
and buy it
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KENTON.


Special Correspondence OF State journal.
kENroN, June 23-Duw-berrics and hucllc-
berries are being shipped i'll small quantities.
The estimate of the peach crop i'll this Sec
ton is $4,000 baskets.
Our farmers have commenced to thrcsh
their wheat and the most OF them think there
will be Il very fair yield Buyers here are
offering from el.O5 to sl.0s per bushcl.
little excitement was created down town
on Saturday afternoon by Constable English
knocking down mulatto man for nupudcncc.
Still another case took place in the
evening of two negroes who we're arrested for
behaving in a boisterous manner. Each was
fined % cents and costs.
Mr.. S. Walker, lumber merchant here is
shipping large quantities OF cord wood to
Philadelphia.
There is great deal of sickness in our
neghborhood now, dyseutery and biliousncss
being general complaints.
The majority of our citiz1ns are Bayard
men and advocate his cause very warmly.
KENToN, June O.-Huckloberries. black
berries, &c., are now being shipped from
here in large quantities aud peaches and
apples III small quantities. The first shipment
of peaches from this station this season was
made yesterday. They were of the Beatrice
variety.
| We think it would be good idea to start u
small court of justice here. Noah Laws. an
old negro who was confined in the Kent
| county almshOuse, and but recently released,
the authorities thinking him sane, stopped at
/ our hotel one day last week and behaved in a
! very hoisterous manner, and when told ~
keep quiet attacked the proprietor, and would
! have injured him but for timely assistance.
/ Noah claims to be a preacher, and religion
drives him mad He was arrested, tried, and
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Clothing.

There is in Philadelphia
a clearinghouse that began
a good many years ago to
do a peculiar business. 1t
marked goods in plain fig
ures, and described them in
plain letters its prices were
absolute, its descriptions
were true. People had full
knowledge Of what they
were buying there, and yet
if afterward they were sorry
they had bought, they could
go back the next day and
exchange for something else,
or, if they liked, get their
money back. 1t was a safe
place to get clothes ; it was
a safe place to leave money.
People liked that house.
1t grew, and grew, and
grew, until it became a
G.eat house. To-day it is
the largest clearinghouse
anywhere ; and it keeps up
the old practices no secrets
about what its clothes are
made of, one price, and
the money back if the buy
er wants it. OF course, it
uses all grades of cloths
that are worth using, and
makes all grades of cloth
ing that are worth making;
for it serves all sorts of peo-
pie.
Those at all familiar with
Philadelphia already know
that we are speaking OF
OAK HALL, the original of
the WANAMAKER STORES.
There has been great i'm
provement in ready-made
clothing in nineteen years
and OAK HALL has taken
the lead equally in econ
omy, reliability, and rapid
ity of production in the
quality of finished work
and in the development of
a method of business hav-
ing for its first object the
satisfaction of customers.
1t is worth your while to
know that you, whoever and
wherever you are, can get
your clothing to better adj
vantage there than any
where else, If too far
away to go, write, You
will receive in reply samples
of cloths, and prices of
ready-made suits from them,
with a diagram and instruc-
tons for measuring. The
rest is plain.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
EAsTERN SHORE NOTES.

Capt. Evans caught 150-pound turtle, with
hook and line, in Chester river on Saturday.
The Centreyille band has disbanded and its
drums and horns and things are for sale.
A stroke Of lightning killed 40 sheep and
three hogs for George Beck, of Kent county,
Nd, few days ago.
Last Tuesday Philip Carter, colored, fell
overheard from the deck OF the schooner
Thomas A. Kirby, oil Tangier bench, and
was drowned. He was drawing butlct Of
water to wash the deck at the time
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

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INTERNATIONAL BANKING co

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the DELAWARE STATE JOURSAL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
A vooa-,iay Explosion.

b Powder Aili explomous that happcn just
after the man II charge has gone out sie
geupg e. he quite fashionable at
DuPohl's yac,is, aua 81, there must hr ~
plo,.ons 1t Is a,atif,ipS to sre then
happen a. saeh iacky tmts Yesterday
weeks explosion taak puce at u, noon,
at rolling mil III tue lower yard Charles
Kelley, who runs the mill, had Just gon'
to dinner The roof Of Inc mill wa
blown across tHt creek, but 10 furtbe,
damage VS. dong. The EXPLOSION is sup
posed to DO due 20 tho breaking Of one Of
4 h,, ,Oiftilrs
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of hnil Was committed to Dover

Inree deaths of infants have occurred in
this neighborhood this week.
Yesterday afternoon while young son Of q
Mr.. Clark, living near Downs chapel, was
rnking wheat in field his horse ran away
throwing the boy Off and injuring him very
seriously internally.
The NJ. E. Sunday School OF this place pro-
poses to have an excursion down to Collins
or Woodland Beach in few days.
Business ID Ieyiying.
Dewberries are so plentiful below here that
thoy were offered for sale at ten and fifteen
cents per bucket. and refused yesterday,
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Stoppii,. II Enandst;ar

OWen Whitman, foreman of tho repair
gang on the French Creek branch Of the ".
4 n. railroad. tried few days ago to stop .
hand ear running at lively speed by putting
Il large iron bur through the ear ilnor to the
ground. by some mishnp the end of the bar
struck him ON the forehead and threw hlIu
headlong to the ground. When picked ~ h.
was unconscious with an ugly cash about
two inches in length in his forehead Before
the men succeeded in stopping the runaway
car, George James, was thrown to the ground
Between the rails and the car. after doubling
him up, passed over him without seriously
injuring him further than Il bruised back,
Besides the painful cut i'll the head, Whitman
complains very much OF the muscles OF the
neck being severely strained by his being
thrown upon his head.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
Temperance i'm Cecil.

near Port Deposit, have decided to devote one
day. the first Friday of their meeting, to the
cause of temperance. An effort will be made
by the friends Of local option throughout the
county to present this qliestion-in view of its
submission to the voters at the impending
electon--in the strongest manner possible,
Able speakers will make addresses and plan
of action will be adopted, looking to the
strengthening of public opinion on this i'm
portant issue. The managers of the camp
have appointed the following committee tc
procure speakers and take charge of the
meeting Rev. y. NJ. Browne, Rev. 4. D.
Davis. H. Fl. Haines, Alfred Ford and Johr
NJ McIlannhau
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
Census SO,rs.

The population OF Wilmingtou has Nc W
beea deiiutrIy ascertained TO be betwe, n
AZ, 800 aud ~ 7CG. Yho enumeratore III,
likely % INV littia better luck thar
they looked Tor d sew days ago. The con-
structinn piGcea uA he docis.on of Secrt-
tsry Suhu.Z, with reference TO their pay.
ment ut the uuvatying rate OF 81 per diem,
has been a-certained 10 he erroneous.
Supervisor Whiteley received II letter from
the Department Of the ItteriOr this week
giving the true construGtiUu Of the law
The cuatentt of the latter nave not beef
made puGllc, but 1t IL asserted that the
men y no did IN, most work will receive
the most money and gic3 oetSa, 49,.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

And now with summer heats and summer winds
come the memories OF years pat when II teye. :
stricken community in New Orleans looked 10 III
old landmark OF mans faith in the charity Of mul,
The World Famous Charity Hospital. Bur, alas,
the generous contributions vi q public are not
always forthcoming, and for steady revenue III :
firm hope of the living aud warm tmioricr of the
dying has to look 10 tho revenue il draws, by the
intervention OF Wis legislation. tprim, hui ngy
morallsts to the contrary uotWths Indiug), from
The Louisiana State 10 terry Company under q
grant of % years. recognized in the revised
constitution OF the State. . he drawings, when {!
wins $50 900, occur on the second Tuesday Of every
month and any information will ne given on MI
application 10 NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans LH
or same person at No. 3i9 Broadway, New NuIb
City.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
LOCAL NEWS.
A DIsORDERLY HOUSE,
~ hich Cost the Propriciress $50 and
&+ Costs.

(which Cost the Proprietress $50 and
*t Costs.
Louisa Miller was given a bearing be-
fore acting Mayor O'Neill on Mondal,
charged with keeping, at 1928 Orange
street, Il disorderiy and ill-fnmel house.
Ssyeral neghbnrs testified that the house
stated has I, bad reputation, is a nuisance,
and is frequcnt.d by diso'd rly and
drunken n,u who sometimes blunder into
other houses 10 tee terror of respectable
women
Mr.. Henry Mellon, who owns neigh
boring dweliltg, -tet,d that The uuisane .
had been going On for 10 months md had
s deorea,ntt d The rental valueof his property
very much. On Saturday n,Bht there was
row at Millers which, Mr.. Mellon said,
drew crowd Of 200 people. other
z WITNESSES also spoke of this disturbance.
Louisa made no defense aud propounded
hut few questions to the WITNESSES; The
Esquire imposed fine of $50 and COS 8,
with 300 additional for every "a hours
the nuisance remains undated.
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SM YRN4.


Special Correspondence of State journal.
SMYRNA, June 25.-lhe Democrats here
had large and enthusiastic HNncou, and
English ratification meeting last evening.
Early in the evening Il magnificent flag, 81 by
Is feet, was thrown to the breeze bearing the
names of Hancock and English in large let
tiers. As its folds first caught the air the
large asscmbagc gave three hearty cheers for
the Democratic candidates.
There were loud calls for Il speech from
Edward Harrison and the gentleman took the
temporary rostulm making Il short and we'll
tempered speech in favor OF the nominees +,
criticised the Republican party record, and
was certain that under the gallant lead of
such men as Hancock and English they
would march to victory i'll the coming cam
paign and not only elect but inauguratc the
men elected.
Mr. b. A. Hazel was then called. and con-
graduated the Democracy upon its excellent
prospects for succcss He also congratulated
the new Harmony Band, which made Its first
appearance in public upon this occasion, and
played very creditably.
i. $. Phelps being called for that gentle
man was introduced by MIR. Hazel as Il Demo
crat formerly Of Massachusetts. Mr.. Phelps
said that he was now a citizen Of VIII
mingtun; that lie came here as an
ardent udmner OF tle country's pnrest
and ablcst statesman. Ihoiuas Francis
Bayard. tlond applansel and with an
ardent desire and earnest hope that Della
ware faithful son would be the nominee At
Cincinnati. Gut delegates wiser than he had
after harmonious conference with their fel,
low delegates, seen proper to nominate Han
cock. He believed they could not
but be right, and congratulated the
Democracy on having the privilege
Of working and voting for II soldier and a
statesman in whom there Was no guile He
said that Bavard had II record 81 sputlrss that
it would never fade and that he would keep
moving on in the eyes and hearts of the
nation. and in 1854 would surely be The
Democratic nominee. lie spoke in glow
ing terms of the ticket. Hancock and
English as a harbingcr of victory and urged
the Young mon to search the nominees record
and they would find thent clear. He closed
bv t,lliit., them to 20 on and roll NJ a
majority ss great for Hancock ~ though The
nominee. had lnrn their own Hayard. S,Ncri,I
Of The bustnc,. houses were illuminated and
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

,iscr Shot
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

Ladies' in their attempts TO battle old Time arc
bound to receive sOmr wounds in the encounter.
These, however they can conceal, hs far us the
complexion is concerned by timely and regular
resort 10 the use OF 'GLESN's SULPHUR SOAP"
Wi bout ubsirurting the pores, or In any way
iniurinS the health Of the skin, 1t removes from
the surface pi uIles, rrdness and The variOus
distigurctncut- caused by increasing age or
lells. See that &c. N. CRITTRNToN,
PrOprletOr," is printed on each picket, without
which noneis genuine. Sold by all druggists AT 20
cents three cakes, 20 cents. Time touches
the hair wei as the complexion. But the
ungallnnt old fellow can be dthed here too, with
"Htn's MOUNTAINOUS HAIR DYE" which
rcnews the ltUt Of youth az IN" rri2Zed brow OF
me. II Is In c.lIln.-t md saiesI Dive IN u..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

Tue work OF r"tuoyirg the Roach roll n
mill stom DIu7ilie 70 Sue't"f Is heine
rapid!y completed. The pudding a-d al
the luauulnery las neen shlppsd, aad
there ret remain ouiy ;hu brick ana fcuhda-
tion stonrs, whiui VII be shipped tb's
week. Eleven huat ioeds, containing
1900 tons of mu'etisi, hev" e!fa!'Gy gone.
There viii be NV more loads, maxine
4 II boat loads in ,sil, and tGtal of ZOO
tons
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deaths.

KEI LEY On June 2d isso Hen Kelley. aged SO
years
McCOHM tCK.-Ou the @St inst Grace NJ
McUurnask aged year and months.
MIr HE L. In this city. on The 2ai inst. of
tctrlet fever, Fannie. Youngest daughter oil
kluund Mitchell sr.. IN the gth year OF her age.
oNElLl.-O ON June @itA ls'l Mrs. Bridget o'Neill,
ared "A years.
SARlNG.-1n this city on the 18th inst, John
S.rls III the .IliI year Of his axe.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

Clothes last longer when washed with D0bbns
ectric Soap, (made by Cragin x On, Philadelphia,
Pa.l, because no rubbing is uetded. Clothes are
I'm out more ON the wushboard than ON the per-
son. Tryit.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01

PLEASANT, WHOLESOME, NrsEDl. Turrc
adeclivrs that appll 10 llALEs HOSEA OF liuul-
HOUND AND TAR.
PIKE's r0orHACuE DnOrs Cur ~ one Nmllu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-07-01
ELHTON.


Special Correspondence OF state journal.
ELKruN. June 81. Senator Bayard was the
choice ul nearly all the Elkton Democrats
aul many express deep regret that he was
not made the standard-bcarcr of the party
but ut the same time all give hearty cheer
tor Hancock. and to man are for him " first
last and all the time" EX-suldicrs i'll the
Republican ranks praise "lhe superb, and
many will prefer him to Garfield on Novem-
Der I'd
On Monday, as Miss Lcttie Clcaver Of this
town was walking to the depot i'll Wilmington
she was taken suddenly i'll, and forced to step
into Il millinery store. She had the attention
OF physician at once. but il was not until ii
Ocluck AT night that she could be removed to
her brothers residence, where she remains
confined to bed
Magistrate Foard had before him yesterday
colUIed individual from Delaware, one
''Dr." John Thompson, who was accused last
February Of disurderly conduct i'll melting the
colured people here to superstitious practices.
Rev. Williams made the charge, and alleged
that the doctor had been the devils agent
in breaking up churches under his pastoratc.
since then Thompson has eyaded the officers,
but on Tuesday he came into town and was
arrested. As Williams did not appear against
him there was not sufficient evidence to dctain
linn. and he was released.
ELkr0N. June 30. Farmers are still push
ing harvesting with vigor, With few eXcep-
tons the wheat crops are turning out poorly.
An up-county farmer has realized SO bushels
to the acre and this is the best yield thus far
reported.
Tile directors of the Cecil County
Agricultural Society met yesterday. Bylaws
were reported and adopted. the report of the
committee on fair grounds heard and dis
cussed and the committee continued, and an
address 10 the farmers inviting their co-Opora-
ton agreed upon. George n. Blake, ESD.
treasurer elected at the last meeting, having
declined to serve. WI Warburton was chosen
IN his place.
| The excursion fever does not seem to be as
! prevalent as formerly. The farmers are busy.
however, and can't afford to indulge it until
{ after harvest when, doubtless, it will spread
/ rapidly, Nearly five hundred III all went on
[ the VI. T.. excursion on saturday, and the
/ Persons Grove Presbyterian Sunday school
will probably be Us well patronizcd to-
morrow. The Newark band with their friends
will come to Elktou by rail saturday morning
and take the boat tor Colchester. which is the
objective point of all these excursions.
BlIsiucrS places will close on Monday and
the day observed III honor of American indie
4 pendcnce The Good Samaritans and other
[ colured societies of Port Deposit and Havrc
I de Craze will make an excursion to Elktuu hy
etcamhoal, Ill,y will be- joined in a parade
here by local sucietlvM Newark rulurrd band
is expected to participate. The procession
I will Er,ah in wuod4 NEAR town Where u
I picnic will hr held ...
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DEL1WdRE CITY.

Special Correspondence of State journal.
DELAWARE Cry, June a.. The VI. l.. Sun
| day school turned out in large numbers this
morning for days pleasure IN Clark woods.
| This picnic is to supply the place of the Bay
excursion on June I'd, which was q failure ON
| account of the bad weather,
Mr.. G. Reeves is having his house painted
by Mr. Steelman.
Crabs are abundant especially where the
surgeons are dressed. The roe draws all
manner of fish.
Mr.. Hickey is out sticking up Ciyde posters
forbay excursions.
Tkere was one death This morning from
cholera infantum.
DELAWARE CRY. June 2G.--At the stated
meeting, this month, jackson Lodge. a. +.
A. NJ, No. 49, elected the following officers :
Master D. b. Stewart
Senior Warden William VI. Wiugate
Junior Warden William Beck.
Treasurer Charles q. Ash.
Secretary George w. Craig.
All the above are reductions except the
Junior Warden.
On Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Lee lost a
valuable COW from milk fever
The extremely hot weather of the past few
days has been serious in its effect on small
children. Another death from cholera infan
tum and several new cases have occurred.
Our Mayor, Mr.. y. n. Ogle is laid up with
severe attack of chronic kidney complaint lie
was reported as improving this morning.
The town was cnivened by some itilcrant
Italian musicians during the week. A gaudily
painted canvas describing the pcrilous tcats
of travelling jugglcIs, Nc. was suspended near
the steamboat wharf yesterday.
The yield Of wheat ID very fine many fields
being worthy of special notice. Mr. William
Beck has II line acre lot from which he experts
to thrcsh at the rate Of 10 bushels per acre.
o. Inns tiilI
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y YOi ESuF NEW CASTLE cOtNTY-At An
r!rr tpn he'd ui Stth day June l2th issll for the
pump SO Of houliH ing une person rs he Denio
cratic and. idu Tor th' uihur OF Sheriff OF sew
caste O. utN, and uur .'erstn ~ The u, Inucratit
candidate for the uiiict II Cor meg OF New Castle
cuiiuti
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Statement.


GTATEAfENT OF ROAD ACCOUNTS
- OF CHRI5IlANA HUNDRED UP To JUNE
TN. 1851.
DR.
To balance in favor of said hundred from
last ~ 20
TO amount OF Investment and lnterest...... b6U w
To amount OF tax raised at 10 per 800 447 81
OR.
BY amount OF orders paid up To June 7,h.
lee. for work. ma.erlAl, commissioners
o.. &C ~ "
BY elsh paid the town OF Newport ......... $50 W
~ error All we9 the collector. ........ li3 q
HY commissions allowed the collertor...... a6l ~
5ds9 ~
1856 VI
Balance due tral the hundred .....as 1856 "a
GEORGE V THOMPSON.
IpHN LOW fHEk,
JONI Evans.
lusE 9l-t., ls3u, le29-itw Commissioners
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FINANCIAL AND CeMaEaOiAa


directed daily by X. x. h1hnaOu d %, h-s E'-r
and Brokers. Fourth ald Market kife.'s
aTouK QUOTATION ~ aoJoC6 To-4A,
:. 1881 Bupds.-. 1917. VILLAIN Guys - ..--.I f
1s65.- Wilmington q l.u.-
" 1884,. ,hern.,. ..t..e.s 81
a. i" 1861. IA. state iut5s-. o.
J.s. lUsye -. & ,Eteus w. lU2
Jlfrepcy 81 l.a Da =, y. StocE. =. b
New 6s of sl..... .lOd94 WI 'joai tiaa Co.. q
81 Registered. lc9'a Mar HSnE Del 900
Tlmn City Bonds III MAI Hsts "a . 70
jcl.R.R. lat Murtg i0l56 FIR NJ 3slh IS
delaware &Westarn 10 UIlur N.t a.us Y
Vimn Gity'- g.. .1n9k farmeSt Ganh, 81
5.....lOb DelaHntv ~" f.. 81
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-04-28
Unseated Lands
IN OLEARFIELD COUNTY.

N0TICR is hereby given, in pursuance Of an
IN Act Of Assembly approved the l2th day Of
June, A. D. 1916. entitled IAN Act to amend an
Act directing the mode Of selling Unseated Lands
in CeR field county" and the several supplements
thereto, there will be exposed to sale or outcrv,
on the SECOND MONDAY, l4th day Of JUNE,
A. d 1880, the following tracts or pieces Of land
in Faid county, for taxes due and unpaid, viz
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9ailroads.
Pennsylvania Railroad
TYRONE q cLEARFIELp BRANcH
CLRARFIRLD MAIL.

ON aud after Monday, NOV, 10, 1879, the
OrIsssnseI rsalus wll run C aa,iy Except sun