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NoTICE.-We. William Baxter and
IN Matthew Baxter, trading under the
name OF William Baxter & Bro, do here
by give notice that we shall apply 10 the
Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
State OF Delaware, In and for New Castle
county, on Mon day, the 9th day of May
next, A. D., 1881, being the first day OF the
May term OF court, for license to sell
intoxicating liquors IN quantities not less
than one half gallon not 10 be drunk on
The premises, At No. ., w. Fourth street.
being the southeast corner OF Fourth and
Shipley streets, in the Third Ward OF the
city of Wilmington. Delaware. and the
following substantial freeholderE resid-
ing In the sold Ward recon mend the
said application, TO wit:
Harry Christy, Conrad Keller,
~ LleDerinan, August BleFman,
Samuel Culbert, Jas, Brown.
r. Il. Forman, King Dolbow.
James smith, Il. J. McManus,
andrew wilhelm, Daniel McElwee,
y. II. Staals, Henry Wafd
Henry Grebe, John H. Graham
Thos. ID. Gibson, John Aspin-
Edward Farmar, Jas. Clark.
Jas. Christy, George II. Young.
Patrick Kelley, Chas IL ID. Redfopd
Thos. /. Russell, VIM. II. Jack,
Patrick Monaghan.
aprl2-3LA
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rpHE ARrlzANs SAVINGS BANh.

500 MARKET STREET, ,sl
INCORPORATED JANUARY Nt9, ,a%SA M A
Open TO receive deposits daily and ard Sab
M, until p. M, and on TuesasA Tue
urday evenings from7 70 oCINn
BEMI-ANNUAL DIVlDErShe,
regularly made In April and oeca;tbdrawns
they % are accounted as deposits. Thusgsssl Th1niaPssl
manent deposits compound their INV
twice In each year: roo,
Clement II. Smyth, George "; c;epeile,
Chas. w. Townsend George SonstelI,
Nathan1 II. Benson, M. l.. " Onerlingt0n,
Henry II. Dure, BE- "aruI uIachs0n,
w. Hastings, yoD II: awift,
Edward Pusey, WIN; ~
GEO. W. BUSH, trSSt' tnpt
EO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice uTTrreasurS
feb2l-ly Il. 4. TAfLon -
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N NOTlCE-I, Charles Dever, In compliance
IN with The requirements OF an act OF
assembly, in such case made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that l shall
apply in writing 10 the Court OF General
Sessions OF thelPeace and jail Delivery OF
the State of Delaware, in and for New
Castle county, on Monday, the 9th day OF
May next, being the first day OF the May
term A. D., 1881, for license TO keep an
Inn or tavern, at Rising sun Village, IN
Christiana hundred. school District Nos.
% and 75. in New Castle county, Della
ware, and TO sell intox icating liquors Ii,
less quantities than one quart, 10 be
drunk on the premises, and the following
substantial freeholders recommend the
said application, 10 wit:
John Dongherly, John McCann,
Thomas Toy, Neal ]. Toy,
James Toner, Joseph A Toy,
John Reed, Peter Collins,
Pau! Began, Dennis Dougherty,
Thomas Lawless, James Thompson,
Charles B. Dougherty.
aprl-3t' CHARLES DEVER.
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Philadelphia, New York and BossoII BHossosItorG
change furnished TO regular DepO''
without charge.
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BANKS AND BANKERS

LIIRsT NATIONAL BANk ,,,.ocoN
OF WlLMlNoiVN
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC hoSA'
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UHf
TED BTATES.
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EDWARD BETS, PREsIDENT; c.srrya
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG SAano al 40,
Paid up Capital, s"s''
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wheat Z " y; u: u; T.; e: !: :
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NJ OTICE.-I. j. X, Hartman, In coTa-
IN pllance with the requirements OF an
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided do herebygive notice that 1 shall
apply In writing 10 the court of general
sessions OF the peace and jail delivery OF
the state OF Delaware, In and for Sex
Castle county, on Monday, the 9th day OF
next May A. ID. 1881. being the first day of
the next May term OF the said court for
icense 70 dispense and sell alcoholic
drug store, N. w. corner OF Fif.h tand
Poplor streets. In the Fourth Ward OF Inc
city OF Wilmington, Del, and the follow
Ing respectable eltizens recon mend lie
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NJ oTICE.-I, David Goldsnberg. In COM
~ phance withjrthe requirements OF
the act OF Assembly, In such cases made
ana provided. do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing TO the Court of
General Sessions OF the Peace and jail
Delivery OF the State OF Delaware, In
and Tor New castle county, on Monday
the 9th day OF May next, A. D., lasI being
the hrst day OF the May term OF said
court, Tor license TO keep an Inn or tay-
ern at No. 506 Market street, IN the
Fourth Ward of the city of Whining
ton, Delaware, New Castle county and
state aforesaid, and toi sell Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one ouars
10 be drunk ON the premises and the 6,l.
lowing substantial freSholdersI recon-.
mend the said application, TO wit;
Thomas Il. Eaton, Martin Farrell
David roster. Henry r.. Albert,
sylvester Irunce, August Ten Weses
John ID. Kurtz, John McClafferty
James brannon, Bernard Bonner,
John Calhoun, John McClogkey
Francis Kelly, William Nc(}iniey.
Hugh Hagen, James b. Heal,
John McCloskey, Joseph McDace
John McCaffrey, Dennis Mccormick
hichard henan, James g. BARLEY,
James Brannon, u. w. Schafer,
aprlz-Sts DAVID GOLDENBUBa.
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DIRECTORS,

Discount days, Mondays and Thuf'u'
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NoTICE.-I, James Grant, a licensed
IN retailer of goods, wares and mer-
chsndlse, do hereby give not ce lhat I
shall apply to the Judges OF the Conr1 ~
General Sessions OF the Peace ana Iaji
Delivery OF the State of Delaware in and
for New Castle county, on Mondav tha
9th day OF May next, A. D., 1881 beli11 III t
first day of the May term of said cerr. ,re
for license 10 sell intoxicatine Iinnn,.s
In quantities not less than one hall aaIs
lon. AZ No sol Chestnut streets. beine a. =
N. w. corner of Monroe and Chass,n,,s one
streets, in the Tenth Ward OF the 6ntnn city as ~
Wilmington, DEL, asd the foIlo,4gi1n ol
substantial freeholders recommend tb5
said application, TO wit: the
Patrick 'Neary, his
Philip Plunkett, las. " uar,,,o
Robert Cassidy, mar iis"h' Jf.,
John IL. Canning, VIII Harr,.a, q.
John Brown, Patric,. pt,n sAh,Sr.
Thos. Mullln, Pairiclhh nniey, ~
Patr,c1 II o,,r Patrick. Long,
0utnh, VIM. Forrest,
WI, LINK LINK John Callan,
Janns 1monn mn NeiiineDavid Mccall,
VIniop natIlsah, Lawrence Dorsey,
Esrnanh,' Gni Michael FarIey,I
Nell Grant, Terens Raly,,
John M. Newell. Georee Ren,Ys,,
ePIi-oS JAMESt GRANT.
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NoTICE.-I, Louis Raymond, In COM
IN pliance with the req quirements OF the
act Of Assembly, in sued case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that |
shall apply In writing 10 the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and jail
Delivery, of the Stale of Delaware, in
and TOR New Castle county, on Monday,
the glh day OF May next. A. b., 1881, being
the first day OF the next May term of the
said court, for license To keep an
inn or tavern, at No. 6l5 Shipley street,
IN the Fifth Ward Of the city OF Will
mington, Del, and to sell intox icatinR
liquors In less quantities than one quart
TO bo drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing substantial II esholders recon- m end
the said application, to wit:
George Allmon, @. Gottwerth,
W. III. Robinson, samuel Pyle,
Bernard L. Hasson, Is. .Beste,
Joel Frist, Adolf Hesse,
John L. DoDahoe, Lawrence CurTan,
James Murphy. Joseph Reed,
Jacob A. Kebman, John X. Kane.
George Zeigler, Daniel Hagerty,
Jshn Fullmei, John Ferry,
A. Given, A II. GrimshAw,
Henry Kyle, Patrick Cannon
Henry Mellon, Daniel Blckta,
Joseph j, Rebman.
aprl2-St. LOUIS RAYMOND
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NJ OTICE.-I, Patrick Mulrooney, In COM
~ pliance with the requirements of the
act OF Assembly, In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that /
shall apply In writing TO the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery, OF the State OF Delaware. in and
b doL New Castle county. on Monday, The
the nrstday OF the May term OF said courf
Tor license TO keep an Inn or ia yern
at No. 1907 Chestnut street, in the Tent,
ward OF the city OF Wilmington, Del.
quantities than enc quart. 10 be drnnE
on the premises, and the following sub
stantial ireeholders recommend the said
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N0TICE.-I. Patrick LalIy, do here.
IN BY give notice that shall apply TO
the Judges OF the Court OF General Ses-
sions of the Peace and jail Delivery OF
tne state of Delaware, In and for New
Castle county, on Monday, the 9th day OF
May next, being the first day OF the next
May term, A. D., 1881, for license to
keep an inn or tavern at the North
east corner of Second aud Tatnall
streets, ia the First Ward, OF the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county and
State Aforesaid, with the privilege 10 sell
Intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart, TO be drunk on the
premises, and the following substantial
frseholders recommend the said appllca-
tion, 10 wit:
henry Graham, Aug. Ashenbaeh,
James MoKenna, Dan Mailer,
Joseph Hendel, Joseph Neidarmeir
Henry Bradley, Patrick Hughes
Dennis Bradley, James Carrigan,
James Monaghan. Francis Il. Kelley,
JuIlus Guenthef, Daniel McCusker,
lawrence kleran, Philip q. Plunkett
Allchasl Mcdonnell, Patrick Newell
Joseph McCans, John Mealey,
VIM. Watson, Caleb Miller,
DAVID lrelan, Owen J Hesslon,
Dennis Quill.
aprn 81 PATRICK LALLY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-10
The inaugural Aalrcas.

The address of President Garfield on
taking the oath of office was marked
throughout by the large sense, catholic
sentiment and excellence of intention
which has characterized his public utter
ances, and which, had resolution enabled
him to make them manifest in his public
acts, would have made him in the eyes OF
friends and opponents all his most
enthusiastic admirers believe him to
be. There is strong assertion of the
Republican idea oil the supremacy of the
Federal power which was TO be ex-
pected, but there is also frank state
ment of the fact, which every man of Mr..
Gar0elds brains knows, that there are
rights belonging to the States which have
never been surrendered; which state
ment coming from Republican President
we hope may do something directly and
ignorant on which the President bases
largely his hope of the perpetuity OF our
institutions.
The illusions OF the President To the
Southern question are statesman-like in
their recognition of the fact that many of
the things which have divided men most
about Southern affairs were inevitable.
lie looks at these matters from the stand
point of Republican, but ii is from that
of II broad minded Republican who has
had experience in public affairs,
knowledge of history and contact
with men of opposite opinions,
II his acts are in accord with his declara.
tions, he will make his administration
such as will obliteratr the memory of the
many times when he has fallen short OF
the ideal he so clearly comprchends. The
key to the whole career of Mr.. Garfield
up to-day is that he is man Of great in
tellect and good impulses who lacks the
resolution to do the things his impulse
dictates and his intellect approves. lie
is now at the pinnacle of human ambition
on this side the Atlantic, and We hope he
may feel that he can afford to stand by
the ideas he has enumerated.
We cannot help noticing with some
amusement, considering the issues forced
into prominence in the last canvass, that
the inaugural emphatieally rebukes sec
tionalism and is absolutely silent concern
ing the tariff. We ask the readers of
EVERY EVENING to recall some of its
talseness of those issues. Ii it could only
trust MIR. Garteld'S courage and resolu-
tion, it would be vastly more in accord
with him III these matters than are most
Of those who managed the campaign in
| his behalf here i'll Wilmington.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-10
THE r., ". q. II. ROAD.
An Announcement That II Has Reen
Leased to the Pennsylvania Rail-
road CQmRAuY.

An Announcement That IL Has Reen
Leased to the PennsyIvania Rail-
road Company.
PHILADELPHIA, March Sit is reported
on Third street that President Roberts of
the Pennsylvania railroad announced TO
a meeting OF the directors Of his company
this morning that that company had
leased the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad.
TERMS OF THE SALE.
at the stock board this morning that
holders Of p, W. & u. railroad stock can
sell to the syndicate at rs and July divi-
dend or 80 net.
THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, March s.-The annual
meeting of stockholders OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company was held this
morning, A. Louden Snowden, Superin.
tendent of the Mint, presiding, and John
c. Sims, Jr., secretary.
After a long discussion and futile OBJ
lection by Messrs. Parker and Lockwood
to the annual report which was published
February LIST, it was adopted in full as
presented.
After its adoption President Roberts
made the announcement that up to mid
night last night the board Of directors OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company had
concluded Il contract for the purchase of
a majority OF the stock OF the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad
Company.
The resolution presented to the meeting
on this subject was as follows:
Resolred, That the purchase of stock of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington 4 Baltimore
dent. BIO authorized, ratified and approved.
RESOLVED, that for the purpose OF provid-
ing part or the whole of the means to
pay for the capital stock Of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington d Baltimore Railroad Company
| 80 purchased and for such other purposes an
| the directors see proper, there may
| be issued from time to time 100000
shares of stock Of this company in addition to
/ the number of shares of the increased capital
stock which the directors were heretofore
empowered to issue, sell apportion and dis
pose OF.
The reading of the report having been
dispensed with, resolutions approving the
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
railroad purchase were adopted.
Mr.. John Taylor, of London, represent
ing one-third of the entire English stock
holdings, made some remarks on the
| progress of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and without further important
proceedings the meeting adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-10

third time and passed. The name is
changed to 1.-THE Kennebec Ice & Coal
Company"
Mr.. Eliason introduced, and had read,
bill to lay out new road In Mispillion
hundred, Kent county.
The bill supplementary to the Philadel-
phia and Wilmington Turnpike charter
was read second time, and referred to
the Committee on Roads and Highways.
MIR. Jones presented petition for a
stock law for district No. "a, SUSSEX
county.
The bill for u new road In South Muir
derkill hundred, Kent county, was
passed.
The bill to divorce William T. Burton
and Irene Burton was read a second time.
The bill authorizing the execution of
deed for Lieberman, all insane person, was
read second time and referred 10 the
Committee on Revised Statutes.
The bill to straighten road in Mis-
pillion hundred, Kent county, was read
third time and passed.
Mr.. Bradford gave notice of bill in
relation to elections. 1.-THE bill is not yet
prepared and its provisions have not
TRANSFERRED.
The bill for new road in Nanticoke
hundred, Sussex county, was passed.
Mr.. Bradford gave notice OF bill in
relation to illegal voting at general cleo
tons. The bill is not yet prepared and
its provisions have not yet TRANSFERRED.
The bill to prohibit stock running at
large in district No. Isl, New Castle
county, was read u first time.
| The bill in relation to the binding Of
apprentices by the Southern Home for
| Destitute Children and the Western
Home for Destitute Children was read n
second time and referred to the Committee
on Revised Statutes.
The Committee On Roads and Highways
reported unfavorably upon a petition for a
| drawbridge over Murderkill creek at Cold
ShOal Landing.
The bill incorporating Delaware State
Grange, Patrons OF lIusbandry, was read
a second time and referred to the Com
mittee on Revised Statutes.
| Adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-10

HALrlNoRr, March 1.-THE schooner
.Nortimsrf,tad reached this point yestcr
clay, having been in collision, on SUNDAY
morning last, near Cedar Point, Chrsa-
peakr bay, with tn" steamer Experiment
Of fbilNdclplia. The schooner struck
The steamer amidships and lost her jih
boom and head gear. The steamer wa
cut through To her engin" and was dam.
aged about $1,000. The schooner WAS
damaged about $500. The weather was
very thick at the time OF the collision.
Cedar Point is at tn. mouth of the
FatuNent river, western shore of Mary
land, and nearly opposite the southern
boundary Of Dorchester county, Eastern
Shme. Eli. L. l..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-10

the bare and sordid level on which
it grovels, the Keystone State will have
cause, in gratitude,to forget ali the errors
of Mr.. Garield's past and to overlook any
OF his mistakes i'll the future, since to
him it will owe the demonstration to a
doubling world that brains, imagination
and noble impulse are no longer fatal
obstacles to any Pennsylvanian's elevation
to prominence. Mr.. MacVeagh is not. to
our thinking, one OF the men people can
tie to. or one on whom they may depend
for
work obscure done honestly, or vote
For truth unpopular, or faith maintained
10 ruinous convictions or good deeds
Wrought for goods sake, mindless OF heaven
or hell.
yet the fact that he has not been part
OF the dominant clique in Pennsylvania
shows he must have something of the
quality thus described, which makes him
so infinitely above and beyond what is
usually put forth as fit representative
OF Pennsylvania politics that We lose sight
of anything his appointment may be to
the rest of the country in recognition of
all it may mean to Pennsylvania to have
the ranks of its sordid mediocrity broken
by the singing out as the states honored
representative one who, whatever he NAV
have lacked of loyalty to his own best
impulses, or wherever his feet may have
strayed, is at least ennohled with the
upward look. As our near neghbor,
his appointment will be looked at largely
here in the light of his personal atilia-
tons with Delaware Republicans, but we
imagine the Importance of such influence
is 0ver-rated, and whether it is or not. we
account this tritling in comparison with
the spectacle ofthe elevation tn high place
of Pennsylvania who carries brains,
character and conscience into politics.
Taking the Cabinet as a whole, its
strength seems to lie in the fact that it is
not absolutely ntolerable to any consider
able section OF the party, while its worst
and most unforgivable appointments, in
the eyes of thoughtful men, are those
which appeal most strongly to those pas
sions and preiudices which alone hold
the Republican party together any more
as "A political entity. Blaine's appoint
ment ought to make every intelligent
American cover his face with shame. for
Blaine is neither an honest nor an
honorable man, but we cannot
shut our eyes to the fact it
is really the strongest appointment of
the whole lot, because Blaine has skill
fully made himself the mouth piece of the
fears, the animosities and the prrudices
OF the unthinking mass in his party who
| mistake sectiunalism for patriotism.
| tanaticism for high devotion TO principle
and feelings for knowledge, and who have,
| ill short, justified the Amerieanism which
calls canvass campaign. We doubt
then the Judgment Of those who account
this Cabinet weak one, and the absolute
unanmity with which it was confirmed
shows willingness on the part of both
Republicans and Democrats to allow til,
new President Il tree and unembarrassrd
trial OF whatever policy toward his party
or the country these widely varied
| appointments may indicate
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-10
THE SEW ROAD.
Authoritative Denial OF the Rumor
That the Pennsylyania Company
Has Secured Control Of the Della.
wnre Western Charter Mr. Thayer's
Heavy Forfeit.

Rumors were printed in Baltimore, and
even in this city, this morning to the
effect that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company had secured control of the
Delaware Western railroad charter.
Though We did not hesitate to declare
the reverse in our first edition, we never
thcless telegraph"d to Colonel McComb,
Ill New York, the fact that such a rumor
had been printed, and received in re-
Spouse the following telegram;
New York, March 9.-1he rrmor you refer
to is not true. Mr.. Thayer has paid one mil
lion dollars damage On account of his failure
TO furnish stock. II. y. MCCoMB.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-10
IN GENERAL.


Monday at the rolling mills in Spring
field, Illinois.
1t is officially stated that only 20 head
of cattle persisted in the British Northwest
Territory during the winter.
William p. Frye was nominated for
United States Senator, yesterday, by
reclamation in the Republican caucus of
the Maine Legislature.
All the resident clergy, except the
Catholic, Of Victoria, have been engaged
to open with prayer alternately the Par
Lament Of British Columbia.
Jacques Sebo, who was born in the
neighborhood Of Mount Clemens, near
Detroit, and has lived there all his life,
died on Sunday, at the alleged age OF 1O5
years.
The American French Archaeological
Expedition under NJ. Charnay, for whose
safety fears were felt, has arrived at
Falenque, in the Mexican State Of
Chiapas.
The walls OF u granary, containing l5, 900
bushels OF oats, at La Prairie, Quebec,
,umbled Idown Tuesday morning upon
an adjoining frame house, seriously injur-
ing two young men.
The earnings OF the Central Pacific Rail
road Company during February are re-
ported to have been 81 400, 900, an
increase OF s329,jl3 compared with the
earnings for February, lsso.
The greater portion of the State Lunatic
asylum near Danville, Pa, was destroyed
sunday by lire, only the west wing and
the outbuiltings remaining. No lives
We're lost. Loss $500, 900.
The editor of the Irish IPorM Monday
transmitted from New York to Paris the
sum of 81, 900 francs for the Land League.
This makes . total oil more than $40, 900
sent to the League by that gentleman.
In the Legislature Of Maine Monday II
communication was received from the
''orenor transmitting the resignation OF
Mr.. Blaine as United States Senator, and
it was voted to elect his successor on the
18th inst,
Mild weather is reported in British
Columbia, and the snow there is disap-
| pearing The Frazer river is open to
Hope, and 1T last accounts men were
blasting the ice with dynamite to enable
steamers to reach Gale.
A movement has begun among the law
yers of Chicago in favor of TIN. no,nina
| ton of Il. 5. Isham. of that city IN fIl
the vacancy in the supreme Cont of tn.
United States. Mr.. islam is III. law
| partner of Robert n. Lincoln.
Robert C. Pate. of St. Loui,. Monday
sold his pacing mar. Matte Huntar ~
John Splan. who rove an ord.r an r. II
| Emery of CLEVELAND far tha nur,h,ca
Eloney. sl2. 900. MIR PAT. gave "a Ou0
for the mare about two yrars ago
When Charlotte Thomnson H. octr.ss
was about 10 lpay. Tol.dn OHIO on snn'
day night. she discovered that hrr iayya,
| casket. containing an OoO worth Of
diamonds WA. MISSING usr aeon, va
mains in Toledo In search for tbe ,nissima
propertv.
The snow blink adj. nm ,,,,. r,;lro,ds il,
TN. Northwest Is r.nort,a ..ahon, ~, So
rud.5 The first trpin arrivinS AZ pnnt
pierr. Dakota fro,n rh;.aa, e,s A. law
reached the formar No., op S ,t ~ u"9 T.
IN baIiavaJ half th, p pat,to T., tha, cr,;, =.
Of Dakota bav,, Iiod 81 .t,r~,,; to-, p'' '''n
A Fornnrs, Cnnvan,i", go ha 49, haa, h.,a
in salsm or.aan 70 naa;i la' ,h'' ne'.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-10
THE UPPER CIRGLE.

Eplraim inskeep, an old resident OF
Darby, we'll known throughout Delaware
county, died on Wednesday night.
y eve belonging to Abram Sahler, East
uoshen, recently gave birth to four lambs,
three "l which are living and doing we'll
The steamer Mary Morgan will soon
come north from Florida waters, where
She has been running all winter, and will
resume her trips between Bridgeport,
Chester and Philadelphia Chester Times.
Master Eddie J.. Haley, of West Chester,
was delighted day or two since to receive
from Mentor photograph of General Gar
Held, with the Presidents autograph.
The youngster had written for the
picture.