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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-03
Wool, Hides. TaiiOvs. &c.
YaoLEsAlK rnIoHa.

FER BARRBI. Oranges st.15h5 ouc
New Cabbage s1506l rs FER POUND.
Onions. .....,.... f4.75 Hams fresh.... qal0c
Potatoes. ......... $3.50 " smoked. -. .llsl9c
Pickles. .....,.... 1918 Breakfast bacon,
Marrow hraus. sle5 plain. .ldc
Medium beans..... Il IS Bacon shouders.... &c
Pea beans 81 do clear sides. .seloc
EssteJA appesf2 UOa25D Leaf lard. SC
'jape Cod Gran berries Lard ....... .....----sAc
500 Feathers, Give
Jersey cyanberries $50 geese). 91c
Oranges .... 81 5naij no do dead seese) .e6uI60c
M,sslni,......... sl.Ijc Chicken feGthers.. 10c
PER busHET.. Chickens, (drtssed)1 0alOa
White potatoes 75c9s1.0 90 Chickens, Qiye).. 7@se
Walnuts ....... bDc Turkeys, dressed i2tal5c
FEE BAsRET Turkey, Qive)... 9enl0c
gui0ns -......... 81 co. rint butter. 10 $50
tpples. ......... 80 dIht Tub butter 25aSc
Sweet potatoes 40 .s1oe do tel BAKERS. lbtaAle
PER po1 Ch,esa,...s 9tal0c
Lemons. sa.75a3.O0 FER uwT.
Oranges ....... 81 Ul Buckwheat meal
PEE ,JSEN 90
g,gs........... 45afOc Fresh Pork s9.GJepl lCc
FER CRATE Cider per gallon IL. l5c
CrAnhprties. 81 .25a2.
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pAvIs-,KRoUsE At the residence Of the BRIDES
as.h inst hy Kpv S. A. Cisylsy, Mlari T Davis.
OF this city and Lizzie II, Krouse,
KYLE HART In Philafe'phia, on 9th irst., by
Rey p McCllluuxh. of st Charles Borr nsn,
Henry I. Kyle, OF Wilmington, Del, snc Katie E.
Hart of Philadelphia.
MENDISHALI,-RICE- At West Presbyterisn
Church on Thursday evening, Jan. 9ith by Rev.
n Kegwln assisted by Il ~. William Atkman.D,
D., WilllaIn & Mend nhall, OF LSnc ster Pa, o
Estelle NJ daughter OF Edward L.Rieeo OF this city.
TT-SwEhTMAS.-At 81, GEORGES NJ. Z
parsonage, on aithinsI by Key. ] Owen Sypherd;
New Castle county.
WIi,SoN-QrtMBY. the First Presbyterian
Churs h oi, s7th inst by Rev. L. b DuVai, Marcus
F. Wilson, and Delma Quin by both OF this city.
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BREL.
Special Correspondence of state journal.

speclal cortsspu udeuoe of state Journal.
LAUREL, Jan. &c. Adams 4 Go. are now
running their saw mill II hours day manu-
featuring lumber for nail kegs, which form
one of their principals.
The Delaware railroad has begun TO ahora
limited facilities for the transportation OF
grain, aud the purchasers are now receiving
corn, paving i3 cents per huahel for ii.
The number of candidates at the approach
ing term of the Levy Court in February is
begun and cach ope has the strongest claim
upon the party.
reference 10 the peach and berry crops for the
ensuine season. some holding that sll are
not killed and others that it is impossible to
ascertain before they are further developed,
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There is no question about II. Whoever negects
cough or cold does go at the risk of his her life.
To-day it may be easily controlled next week The
lungs may be full oftubrrcles. 7 link OF this. Do
not wiltnlly rush TO a consumptive's grave. Re-
member that few doses of "HALK's HONEY or
HoRRnouHD AND TAR will cure any Gold or
Cough, If taken early enough. Remember also,
that there Is q crisis when all meditation Is too
late ~ "too late ~ Sold by all druggists al 80 cents
and sI-the large size being much the cheapest
J. NJ. Edwards Riyerhead,L. writes: III ale's
Honey OF Horehound aud Tar and Pixies Tooth
ache Drops have good sale, as staple as wheat,
and reliable.'
t,ilya,s n,oo,bacba rrona cnra N, one niuuta
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Acknowledgement Gray.

Attorney Generl Gray has rented tho
residence Of the late henry Pepper, Esq,,
No. 1877 Market street, and will remove
his family to this city, MIR Gray being
out of town to day il could rot be learned
where he would establish his office, or
when it would he opened. He may open
it at his residence, as that would be as
good a location us any that could be
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-03
Deaths.

BLACK-At Ashury Park, y j.; on Jan s9th
Philip son OF james L., ana Josephine biack,asea
year.
ENGLAND.-On Second day, First month, Sist
James England, in the Ills. year OF his age.
NcCoNNELL-In this city on the 25th inst. Mar
garet wife of William Mcconnell, aged 5s years
PR TT.-Suddenly, on LIST inst, Eliza Pratt, wife OF
Steven Pratt, in the 9Th year Of her age
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-03

"As a couuteractant 10 deblitatng influences
Oassitude, nervous depression, debility, malaria,
| dyspepsia, liver complaints. heart affections,
dropsica tronbles arrangements of the
stomach and bowes) il is invaluable" says Pro-
| fessor +. w. HUNT, NJ. D., Honorary Member
Imperial Medical Society OF st Petersburg, Russia,
| &c All who are run down and debated should
take it, Beware of limitations.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-03

Dogs transmit IL through their teeth. Teeth should
he kept free from virus. Use SOZ0DONT. keep
the human teeth clean, and no damage can be done
by the man who says to his girl II feel like eating
you up, dearest"
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Cnn,inuro Wilmington.

Alexander V. Copper and ). Ii. Rodney,
Eos, of the New Castle bar, have
secured Offices in the Smith & Painter
building, at Seventh and Market streets,
and will shortly remove to this city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-03

Burnt and Mustered your nose and throat with
worthless powders blown into your head, ask your
druggist for a package of Hartey's Cstaarh
Remedy which will atf6id you relief at once, A.
Voreler & Co., Baltimore, Md.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-03

House IeASseDnDltu AT o p. III.
Mr.. Iomlinson offered resolution provid-
ing that divorce petitions hereafter presented
shall be referred to the COMMITTEES, or tabled,
without being read. Adopted.
NJ. Register gave notice of the introduce
tion of two bills A supplement to the charter
Of the Duck Greek Marsh Company. An act
providing for the preservation and proper
maintenance of public roads in Duck Creek
hundred.
The joint resolution, originating i'll the SEN
ate, reapponting Il. II. Kenney State Librar-
ian was taken up and concurred in. In addi-
ton to the appointment. the resolution de-
fines the duties of the office, fixes the COM
pensation at $500 per year, and empowers the
Governor to remove the Librarian, for cause,
and to fill vacancy thus caused.
Mr.. Bradford offered a resolution, which
was adopted, directing the Divorce Committee
to require all witnesses before 1t to be sworn
or affirmed. and to reduce their testimony to
writing also, upon application, to present
such testimony to the House.
The Senate bill appointing notary public
| in the Delaware City National bank was read.
The Senate bill, legalizing grants, bargains,
sales, conveyances and devises of and to aliens
prior to January list 1881. was read.
Mr.. McNeal presented petition asking fol-
such legislation as oblgates the appellant
| from cause heard before justice of the
| neace to paw all the costs, also to require the
complainant to paw the costs in such cases as
| are dismissed on the ground of "no cause fol
action. Referred to the Commute on Revised
| Statutes.
Mr. Bradford presented the petition of Mar!
A. Virtue, for divorce, which, under the ruiz
lust adopted was referred to the COMMITTEE
ON Divorce without being read.
Mr.. Robinson presented the petition of citi
gems of Indian River hundred praying for thu
impeachment of Derrick b. Norris Tn
petition sets forth that OH March 4th. 1880, |
justice of the peace in Indian River hundred
did issue writ. on his own complaint, 10
the arrest of John NJ. White airespectaSl
citizen, after which said Morris proceeds
to try his own case, TO act both as judge an
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-03
NORTH EdaT.

Special Correspondence OF State journal
NoRrH EAST, Jan. a6--Our pc oPle are
greatly annoyed generally and particularly by
chichen thieves in fact the loss OF chickens
has become so extensive that cur people are
growing desperate. and we are informed that
some Of them are on the lookout with loaded
shot guns and propose giving the thieves
warm reception. Last week Rev. Mr.. Shep-
pard lost II or Is nice fowls, and on last night
in unsuccessful attempt was made to enter
Mr.. George Taylor's chicken house, and had
it not been for good clocks Mr.. Taylor
would have been robbed the second time.
Rumor says that some of the young ladies
are preparing a series Of tableaux, to be given
in the hall, proceeds to be devoted to church
purposes Tho last exhibition Of this kind
we remember with pleasure, and we look
forwerd to the coming one with happy antlcl-
pations.
Work on the water wheel at the rolling mill
is steadily progressing the employees are look
ing anxiously for its completion as they can
not afford to remain idle.
The case of smallpox at Port Depogit has
somewhat alarmed our people, and they are
getting vaccinated by scor es.
NORTH EAST, Jan. 27.-This morning as
Edgar Moon, was approaching the warehouse
| at the railroad, with load OF hay, the horses
| became frightened at a freight train, ant
jumped the fence. Although the horses wer'
on one side of the fence, and the wagon oil
the other, yet very little damage was done
Mr.. George Mccullough is the owner of tn
team.
Mr.. Joseph Turner's remains were bl'ough
from Philadelphia for interment in the NJ I
cemetery at this place. He was killed by til
cars on the Pennsylvania railroad few week
since. His father and mother were 70 rmerl
residents Of this place.
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NEW Oh sTEEs

Special Correspondence OF state Jotrnsl.
New CASTLE. Jan. 27.-The parlor OF the
Terry mansion on Delaware street is 10 be
converted into an auction store, person
having rented it for that purpose.
Mrs. Holcomb, wife of Recorder Holcomb,
fell on the ice on Tuesday last, fracturlng the
knee pan. DR.. Black was called in and re-
duced the fracture and she is now doing well.
New CASTLE, Jan. 29--William II. Black,
ESQ.,, brother Of DIR. Black, of tins city, lett
town few days ago for New York, to engage
i'll the brokerage business. in which he mas
had considerable experience.
The steamer Fifsroy bound up yesterday,
became fast in the ice in the eastern channel.
and the ice clogged her rudder 70 that she
became disabled and was towed into this port
by a tug. She was taken up this morning.
". II. Jefferson Il Co. are doing con
siderable grain business tins winter, as many
as IL dozen wagons being ON Their wharf W
one time waiting to be unloeded.
Mrs, Arthur Mellon fell OH the ice yester-
day, breaking one wrist. DR.. Black reduced
the fracture.
New CASTLE, Jan. s1.-Mayor Blacl; is
snugly ensconced in the sheriffs office. which
he has had renovated and fitted up comfort
ably and occupies as an office, as the sign on
the shutter shows. Appropos of his Honor
we have his name mentioned for trustee OF
the poor for this hundred i'll place oil Df.
Groves removed to Wilmington, and it
appears to be the general opinion that the
Levy Court could not find more suitable
| and acceptable person for the position.
At the meeting Of the Iasker Loan Asso-
citation on Saturday night last, money was sold
| at par.
The Baptist pound iparty came off i'll the
| Court House OF Saturday night as per
arrangement, and was quite success, realizing
a neat profit for the benefit of the church.
| We will mention just here that the gas was
turned of last Saturday week by MIR. Herbert
| to have repairs made to some of thepipes and
not to prevent the pound party on Saturday
night week rs some evil disposed persons have
| represented.
| NEW CASTLE. Feb: THE steamship ohio
bound up, came in here yesterday and
remained over Right TO avoid running through
the heavy ice during the night, continuing
her passage up this morning. She had ia
passengers on board, and number OF ouf
citizens went out TO her in tug but failed TO
get on board.
Our city came near being the scene OF 0
condagraton on Sunday night last Inc
Christmas greens with which st. Peter
Church had been decorated during the holi
days had not been removed. and having
become very dry, by some means on Sunday
night caught fire, burning portion OF tht
wood work and doing considerable damage u
the carpets. Fortunately it occurred just a
the close of service, and the lire was extln
guished before it obtained Roadway. I'm
suggests the inquiry as to whether our hr'
apparatus is in good order.
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Marrtagss.

EvFRS.4A N-HuNTER.-on January 18th, at
the residence Of inc Brtie's parents. psaysre
MIR Philips Of tho p. +, Churchill. u ryernsetn,
~ Queen AnnS's county, Md, and Miss Sue u.
Hunter, OF Delaware Ct:y.
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and yet how effective lie the great substitute for
Sulphur Baths GLsES's SULPHUR SOAP.
HIIL's HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black or
brown. bOc.
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Ray,sirsw and Seeds.

FEE BusHEL FER TON.
Glover seed :. 81 5Oa5,UU Timothy hay
Timothy do. .f3.50A3.I5 presseN. .f22. 0oi25. 90
hungarian do..sl .25a1. 10 Straw, tight
Flax seed S2.00a225t pressed. 00a$l 90
Millet seed. :. 81 ,25al.I5l
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-03

Dr. Eline's Great Nerve Restorer II tne rnbsse
of the age for all Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped
tree Send TO 931 Arch street, Philadelphis, Pa
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PuuADELPHrA, Jan 3i.-BcCt cattle were IN
fair d,maud, AID prices were frsclion higher.
9iOG head arrived aud sJid nj the different yards Al
4a64. c. Itf pound, the after rate for extra.
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wilmington Markets.


PER BAREEI- Prime yellow meal s6c
eGteni Hour, fT.i5as.25 Coarse Is So Csc
Oh Fam Flour Sp.6nAT.DD PER TON.
Baker Z" 81. 5JsB. 40 Dorm shorts. 49,. .fl4.O0
TER BusHEL. Best middlnge.... e3.Oo
Amber, wheat prime Best ship stut..... 2l.e0
t9 chuiCe....,....sl.lh bran...-.-........ ls.uo
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ELETt,E.


Special Correspondence Of state Journal.
ELgroN, Jan 27.-Yesterday 1t was rumored
that colored person in the vicinity of Provi-
dence coored church had the smallpox. The
stcry lost nothing as it travelled, and later i'll
the day it was given out that colored man
and his wife had arrived from Baltimore suf-
fering with the dreadful disease. and had
found quarters in Water street. The doctors
knew nothing about the matter, and not
newspaper man in town could summon up
courage enough to investigate it. New, how
ever, the runlor is generally believed to have
been unfounded.
Our magistrates arc determined to ENFORCE
the law relating to drunkenness and dlsoroerly
conduct. Several arrests for recent Violations
are looked for.
An examination of some of the peach
orchards in Sassatraa Neck. this county, and
i'll the upper part of Kent, has revealed many
dead buds.
An effort has been made by grain dealers
on the Sassafras to secure the services OF the
ice boat 4Mry,1uI in nre aking the ice in that
river so that vessels lying there loaded with
grain may proceed to Baltimore.
Business in lower Cecil is cry dull in
consequence of the close of navigation.
ELKreS, Feb. 1,-Skatiug on tl?e creek,
which has been AL the go' for two da ys past is
ut discount. There arc more seconu-handed
skates III town than ever known before.
Miss Tower, assistant teacher i'll the Elkttin
Academy, has resigned and will shortly retur II
to her home in Massachusetts.
A very delicate surgical operation was per-
formed, last week ON Joseph Terrell, aged
about IL years, son of John VI. Terrell, of
this town. 4 large tumor on the side o his
neck, i'll proximity to the lugular veln, " hich
had been growing since August last, was cut.
Drs. Ellis and MITCHELL of Elkton, and
Kooch of Newark, performed the opera ton
A lad named Gilp,n narrowly escaped
drowning in the creek last Saturday. HI, was
found in the water clnging TO the ice by ex-
Coroner Iit2enbcrg who rescued him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-03

House ftfRFNeIilDtu AT d l III.
In the absence OF Speaker Williams, MI.
Robinson was elected speaker pro '.m.
Tho Committee on Revised Statutes
reported adversely upon the Senate bill IN re-
lution to the INDECENT insane Of Sussex county.
Ihe report was adopted
Also the House bill to extend the time OF
recording private deeds reported unfayorably
aaa report adopted. iiIis report was made
because more comprehensive jill ID being
prepared.
A vote of thanks was extended to the Balti-
more Suu for copies of the Sun almanac
The bill prohibiting fast driving over
Laurel bridge was read second time aud re-
feirod 10 the Committee on Roads and High
ways.
Mir. Eliasnn presented the petition of
Hannah j. Wilson. asking divorce from her
b usband. Referred to the Divorce Com
IN 'ttSe, --.-
{r. Eastburn presented petition for a
sto, Y law i'll school district No. 81, New Castle
The bill to amend an act for raising rove
me WI s. read a second tlmc anj referred 10
the con unittee on hesistd States
The lnate bill eXelnpting sewing machines
of seam Nressus from execution process and
dlstr.ss [, " rent, was read second time and
referred TO the Committee on Revised statutes.
The Sen ate bill to revive, restore renew
and re-enac 4 the charter of the Newark Union
was read a econd time and referred tc the
Committee n Corporations.
The Senate bill TO incorporate the Star Club
Stable Compa ny was read a second time and
referred to the same committee.
Tie Senate I'LL to vacate the pavement for
the now r, w. It B. depot was read first
| time.
The bill to st, aighten the public road lead
ing from Milton TO Redden station, Sussex
| county, was rope rted favorably, read third
time and. after he reading of two remon'
strances and one petition, postponed for one
week.
The Senate bill reducing the salary of the
| State Superintend ent of Public Schools from
| 81. 800 to $1,000, vas read first time.
The Senate bill prohibiting stock from rum
| ming at large in di, trict No. iS, Sussex county,
and remonstran CO against the same, were
read
The Senate bill to amend chapter So
Revised Code, was .ead first time.
The Senate bill fc + the relief of Archibald
Given, was read Fl rst time.
The bill authori zing George Wilson II
straighten public Dad in Sussex county wa
read first time.
Mr.. Eastburn CAV C notice of the introduc
ton of n stock law for district No. 81, Ne'
Castle county.
Mr.. Swayne prese nted letter from t.
Vance of Wilmingto q. suggesting the gram
ing of pensions to Delaware veterans OF I'll
war of 1872 and mist akenly asserting that tw
, veterans john Wash Nnston and Joel fhomI
son, are still living. also Nancy Miller, Il
widow of two soldier Of that war.
! Adjourned.
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Mercurial diseases, scrofua and general debility
cured by 'Dr. Lindscy's Blood seareheT Sold
hv drrnnristS.
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ike's Toothache Drops cure in one inmate.
Saeflal Auttffs.

A CARD-TO ALL WHO ARE SUI
"A FERING FROM NERVOUS WEAKNESS
early decay. &C.. will send recipe that Will cure
ou,FREE OF CHARGE. Thia great remedy was
discovered by missionary In South America. Send
q 8 ili.addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH 7.
lNMAN. Station d. New.York CITY,. janlbeodAwly
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-03

counties on the same footing as New Castle
county in this respect.1
Adjourned.
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1le South Fourth street, Philadelphia, I


You will lose no time in calling on your druggist
for "Sellers cough syrup'-without an equal.
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NOTICE.


- Y
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF TaE STATE OF DELAWARE, Jan. 24th 1851,
The Treasurer of the company hereby pives
notice that on and after February fst 1888 he will.
pay cash to parties entitled to receive it, all bal
aices standing to the credit of members on tho
books OF the company, on policies that have
lapsed He will also paw amounts due on fcriP
lected w, A. LAMOlJE,
ian3l.nwt 4w-4tw Treasurer.
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Dover, Feb. l.-Senate met at III q. N,
The following bills were passed An act in-
cooperating Division No. 2, Ancient Order Of
Hibernlans, OF Brandywine Banks, New Castle
county an act to amend chapter SO, Revised
Code. [Relating to draining land by tiles
instead OF ditchesl An act providing stock
law in school district No. 4s, Sussex county ;
an act for the relief of Archibald Given.
The Committee on Agriculture, upon the
petition of Kinney and others, reported by
bill, providing for a stock law in school dis
trict No. 40, Sussex county, which was made.
The Committee on Corporations, upon the
memorial OF the Town Council, and the re-
monsirance by the citizensof Dover, reported
By bill, which was read. Ilhis bill provides
that S25, 900, at the discretion Of the Council.
shall be raised by taxation. and that the
bridge over Jones creek shall be kept in re
pair by the county.l
Adiuurllpl
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State chemist shall report annually to the
Governor.
The Senate bill relating to the appointment
Of notary public in the Delaware City
National Bank was read second time.
Adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-03

House met at 10 q. IN.
Tho resolution authorizing the Governor
to employ counsel to defend the Wilmington
peace officers came up as unfinished business.
Mr. L. N. Williams addressed the House in
support of the resolution, showing that it was
unobiectionable and only carrying out n CON
stitutional provocative of the State.
Mr.. Robinson read an extract from letter
from Charles b. Lore, as follows: