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Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

THE Dover correspondent Of one Of
the Wilmington papers has expressed
the belief that in case Of county division
Middletown and New Castle will fight
over tile question of which shall be the
seat Of justice Of the lower county.
We do not think this at all probable.
Should Wilmington and the hundreds
above that city be made county to
themselves, Middletown will not get
into furry about the location Of the
county seat. Middletown people have
not much faith in the powers OF
courthouse and half dozen lawyers to
make a town grow vigorously. They
would sooner by far have come a man
ufactory Of some kind that would give
steady employment to fifty persons,
than a courthouse and jail. New
Castle would hardly seem to be in the
right spot for the county seat Of the
lower county, though she already has
an old rattle-trap Of courthouse and
a very good jail, but when county d.
vision comes, if it ever does come, she
can be the seat Of justice in welcome,
50 far as Middletown is concerned.
Middletown is growing rapidly, and her
growth is substantial and healthy. In
1860 her population was little more than
five hundred. Now it is probably about
two thousand, and if her growth is as
rapid during the next eight years as it
was in the past eight, her population
will not be far short Of four thousand
in 1890. To become a county seat
would help Middletown bnt little, il
any. Our neighbor Elkton, over in
Cecil, is a county seat, and is situated
in the centre of thrifty agricultural
section. And yet she is not growing
When Middletown was only a cross
roads village, Elkton's population was
probably about the same it is now. i
the census be correct, she went back
wards in population between 1870 and
, 1880. If that is the way county aa
grows, MiddletoWn doesn't want I
courthouse and jail.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

THE question Of county division is
again being agitated in New Castle
county. 1t is said that if our county
asks for division now Kent and Sussex
will not oppose it. This would bea good
way to secure representation according
to population, and one that Kent and
Sussex should agree to without being
urged. We believe that great majority
Of the people Of lower New Castle
county would welcome county division.
They have little sympathy with Will
mington. Wilmington has done moth
ing to encourage pleasant relations with
the rural sections Of the county. The
TRANSCRIPT is in favor Of county di-
vision and has always been, but it
hardly hopes to see it come soon. Will
mington, since she secured the court
house, does not seem to want the county
divided, and if she opposes division, ANY
movement for it by the remainder OF
the county would seem to be hopeless.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

WE AGREE with our correspondent,
cold Citizen, Y in much that he says in
his communication on the water and
fire apparatus question: The Commits
sioners should have long ago secured
trustworthy information in regard to
the fire apparatus, and its cost, in use
by number of enterprising towns of
from 1000 to 1900 inhabitants. The
various systems Of protection in use by
these towns should have been carefully
considered by the Commissioners, and
the one that in their judgment seemed
best suited to the needs of MiddletoWn
might have been fully explained in
print, and the proposition Of its adop-
ton submitted to the people for their
acceptance or rejection. No one could
have found fault with this plan. So
far as the Holly system is concerned, it
will be many years before MiddletoWn
will be big enough to stand that sort Of
pressure. Even if we can afford a
Holly system at the end Of the next ten
years, as /" Old Citizen'' thinks we may,
we should have some trustworthy pro-
lection during the next ten years to
come. Half our town may again and
again be swept away while we are wait
ing to grow big enough to have Holly
system. In regard to the proposition
to put up five or six elevated reservoirs
in the streets, we never heard Of it be-
fore. 1t is not probable that any board
Of Commissioners will ever give seri-
GUS consideration to such proposition.
An isolated central reservoir would not
be Of great use without system of
pipes running from it through all the
principal streets. In this case the ex-
penditure would be for the general
good" We cannot see that the Legis-
lature would be delegating dan
gerous power'' to the Commissioners
by allowing them to borrow reason
able amount Of money to protect the
homes Of the people from destruction
by fire. All persons who have property
in jeopardy acknowledge the need Of
effective fire apparatus, and certainly
it will be easier for us to pay for it in
say five or ten years, than to have it all
come our Of our pockets at once.
Again, the people elect the Commits
sioners, and we persume that they will
not elect men whom they are afraid to
trust with few Thousand dollars, We
presume further that no board of Com=
missioners would decide on the purchase
Of fire apparatus or the putting in Of
any water system at considerable ex-
pense without first submitting the prop
osition to the voters Of the town. The
+" large amount" Of money in the trea-
sury, referred to by our correspondent,
is sum probably not exceeding 81, 200.
That might buy hand engine, some
hose and a few buckets, ladders and
axes, and perhaps build q shed for the
engine, but there would be no water for
the engine. 1t has been demonstrated
again and again in our neighboFing
towns that an engine dependent alone
npon private wells or pumps for its
wateP supply is Of little service. Let
US have system Of protection against
fire that will not deceive us In time Of
need. If we can secure such system
without borrowing money, very well /;
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

THE BIG STORM predicted by Wig
gins for Friday last did not come ac-
cording to announcement. Virgins
says the storm was all right, but it
didn't strike at the place he thought it
would because he neglected to estimate
for wear and tear somewhere. Virgins
should never make a weather forecast
without putting the words probably
on or about'' in it. The only way he
can regain his lost reputation as a
storm prognosticator now, is by catch
ing a young cyclone by the tail and
fastening it up in his cellar. When he
is sure he has it, he can fix a day for
the performance, and then let it loose.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

because they have the power to out
vote us. Let our New Castle members
drop the Bates bill and move for fair
increase Of representation by constitu-
tional amendment. And let us have
an election for a constitutional con
vention also. We believe that a large
majority Of the people Of Delaware are
in favor Of New Constitution out and
oD+
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
IT SEEMS that if man raises a stalk

1T SEEMS that if man raises a stalk
Of tobacco in his garden, rolls leaf Of
it into cigar and smokes it himself he
violates the internal Revenue law Of
the land. A farmer over in Salem
county, New Jersey, recently rolled up
for his own use dozen cigars, Of to-
bacco Of his own raising, and the fact
coming to the ears Of the yigilent dep
uty collector, that person came down
upon the farmer and warned him to
make no more cigars without taking
out a license. This is law, perhaps,
but such law would disgrace the statute
books Of a petty monarchy.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

THE FLOODS are making sad havoc
in the West. In Cincinnati the waters
have overfowed some Of the most lofty
buildings, and some small towns on
the banks Of the Ohio river have been
totally abandonded. The suffering en-
tailed is beyond computation, but all
sections of the country are contributing
literally to the relief Of the sufferers.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

THE ERA Of that frugal living which
was to save the country seems to have
been indefinitely postponed. For the
fourth week in January the imports Of
dry goods and general merchandise at
the port Of New York reached the for
midable total Of $11, 400, ,553.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

ERARK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGA-
ZINE THE number for March presents
several new and attractive features,
and fully sustains the high character of
Of this popular magazine. Rev. DR..
Porter contributes No. 3 Of Z Religious
denominations in the United States
e Reformed (Dutch) Church. !" The
sditor, L. Dewitt Talmage, has an in
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Short Life The exterior and interior
view Of the new Church Of st. Francis
Xavier are given, accompanied by
descriptive article. De Icons "The
American Pilgrim in Palestine" is con
tinued, with beautiful illustrations.
The new serial story, " Justice War
ren's Daughter" is continued, and
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Address, Mrs. Frank Leslie, Publisher,
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Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

MARSHALL JEWELL, Ex-Governor Of
Connecticut, ex-Minister to Russia, ex-
Postmaster General and Chairman Of
the Republican National Committee,
died at Hartford on Saturday night Of
acute pneumonia. He was in the 58th
year Of his age.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
Farming Implements, &c.

Four Farm Wagons, two Of them iron-axle
nearly new, made by Carnagy; Ok Carts !;
/ Grain Drill sows phosphate nicely; Buck
eye Binder, works well, has cut but one har-
vest; l Champion self-Rake, ! Champion
Mower, in good order; SteelTooth Rake,
Corn Shelter, large Roller, 3 Oliver Plows
and Wizard ones. good as new 3double Har-
rows, Cultivators, 3 of them iron frame 2
Patent Corn Coverers, Drags, Three Horse
Cultivators Single-trees, Double-trees, B.
Horse-trees. Three sets Wagon Harness, 8
sets Plow Harness. Harrow Chains, 2 Ok
Brides, sets Wagon Lines, ] large Feed
Box, Post Spades, Shovels, Forks, Rakes,
Corn Knives. Post Dogs, Axes, Crowbars,
large Horse Trough, 2 Hog Troughs, Ice
Scythes, / Hedge Knife.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

A POET writes Of "Lovely Spring n
g Far in the sunny South she fingers. "
That is the trouble with "Lovely
Spring'-she fingers. 1t is way
"Lovely Spring. has. She fingers too
much when coal is $6. 80 ton.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

if not, let us borrow, carefully, Of
course, and expend iudiciously. a
town debt is not to our liking, but
better a town debt than our homes
in ruins and ashes.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
So 90 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

To CoRREsFoNDEETs.-Com ON
topics of local interest are always welcome,
but to insure insertion they mustbe briefand
to the point. We do not hold ourselves re-
sponsible for the views OF correspondents.
Anonymous articles will receiver no attention.
tor.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

SOME ONE should introduce bill into
the Legislature providing for the pro-
lection Of the public from the insiduous
Wilmington sandwich and Dover huck-
leberry pie.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
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CONDITIONS or SALEt

All sums Of $50 and under, cash. On all
sums over $40 a credit of Seven Months will
be given by purchaser givinga Bankable Note
on Citizens National Bank Of Middletown,
with approved endorser, interest added.
HA. No Goods to be removed until the
above Conditions are complied with,
pA- No postnonement on account of the
weather.
w. H. HOUSTON.
S. NJ ENos. Auctioneer feb2-ts
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

ALABAMA has a Legislature that is
wise in one respect, at least. It has
passed a bill increasing the public
school appropriation one hundred thou
sand dollars.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
FRIDAY AFTERHooN, FEB. 16, 1883.

CINCINNATI would not be healthy
city just now for a water-cure doctor to
lecture in.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
Local River and Harbor Appropri-


aTIDMSs
The River and Harbor Appropria-
tion bill reported to Congress Tuesday,
contains the following items Will
mington, $4,000; ice harbor at Marcus
Hook, Sc, 500; Delaware river near
Cherry Island fats, $4,000 Misrillion
creek, SIS, 900; continuing pier in Del
aware bay near Lewes, $4,000; Della
ware Breakwater, $50, 900; Choptank
river, $1,000; Corsica creek, $1,000
improving Delaware river at Schooner
Ledge, SIS, 900; improving upper water
passage between Deals island and the
mainland, 5000; Susquehanna river
above and below Hayre de Grace, $15,-
600.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

AN EFFORT in the House yesterday
to place sugar on the free list received
but twenty-six votes.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16


GEN'Ls ANDREW JACKSON q. Il. BEAUREGARD
AND JUBAL a. EARLY.-The military chieftains
above named were brought in strange con
tact a few days ago at New Orleans, La, on
the 9th Of january, 1888, when the l52d Grand
Monthly Drawing of The Louisiana State
Lottery took place, Immediately after the
anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans,
known there as st. Andrew Jackson's day,
and IS observed as a general holiday. Genls
Beauregard and Early had las they always
dol the entire management of the distribu-
ton m Of $685. 500 in prizes, and here is what
they did Eith it, Ticket No. lO,454, sold for
Al Ia Alvin KensleP, OF Odessa. La Fayette
county. Mo-, drew $1,000. Ticket No. 1886
drew $25. .OtO-sold in fifths flor 81 eachl-one
Al 900 to Augustine Lopez, 96 Baronne street;
another IS 600 to Z. TagIiapietra, 123 Cont ST.,
both Of New Orleans. Among Others, the
third capital prize of $4,000, won by ticket
Nh. s6. 401 sold in fifths in New York city.
Tickets Nos. 2,285 and 70755, drawing each
Nj 0OO were sold in fifths-one to n. b. Apple,
ri Omaha, Neb.; one collected through the
Union and Planters Bank of Memphis, Tenn;
one 10 j. b. Ketchum, No. 632 Broadway, New
Work CITY one to I'll. K. Stevens, of Titusville,
Pa Tickets Nos a. 26O 23 6Ss, 80 $50 7s GIG, 49,,
672, each drew 81, ,O0O scattered over the counr
try. Next opportunity will be on Tuesday,
March 18TH Of which any one applying to M.
Al, Dauphin, New Orleans, La, will be fully
informed.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
N Items.

r. McKINsTRY, Of Hudson, N. y,
owns the largest apple orchard in the
world 80, 900 trees on 300 acres.
TooTHAcHE may be speedily ended
by the application Of a small bit Of cot
ton saturated with ammonia to the de-
fective tooth.
PRETTY girls are like confectionery
in more ways than one. They are sweet,
they are expensive, and they are condu-
Give to heartburn.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

In THE SUMNER TINE, E,-Elyphus
Dyon. Of Nelson, Madison n. Y. Co.,
says, I was afflicted with Diarrhga
three years ago, which resisted all the
remedies Of several physicians. and
continued to wear me down for three
OF fcnr months, when applied to DR..
Foord for advice. He gave me a bottle
Of his Tonic Cordial, and in week |
was cured and have had no return to
that complaint since.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

SECRETARY FoLGER is suffering
from bilious attack. His liver has
been out Of order ever since the seventh
Of last November.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

WIGGINs has failed to raise the wind,
though he has succeeded, perhaps be-
yond his expectations. in getting his
name in print.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
TWENTY HEAD OF
SUPERIOR CATTLE,
Nearly all young and Of choice

Thirteen head Of Cows, 4 years old; 5 head
OF Cows years old, and fat Cattle.
Some Of these Cows have Calves by their
sides, and the balance will come in profit in q
week or two from day of sale. All good
mixers.
Nearly all the above named Horses and
Cows are from carefully selected stock and
are of choice quality and fine size.
Will also sell one Timkin Spring Buggy,
nearly new; and ] set of single Harness,
nearly new.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

THERE seems to be very urgent need
Of vacancy in the Post-ofiee Depart
ment about the size Of Frank Hatton.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

"BUCHUPAIBA. Quick, complete
cure, all annoying Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

SEVENTY THOUSAND valentines were
handled at the Philadelphia post-office
on Wednesday.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
Farming Utensils. &c, !

One Family Carriage, York Carriage, two
sets Single Carriage Harness, Farm Wagons
in good repair; Peach Wagons, l of which
is an Orchard Wagon; Mill Wagon, Walter
"A. Wood Chain-rake Reaper, one Buckeye
Mower, | Sulkey Cultivator, nearly new !;
Horse Rake and Frame for Corn Marker
Land Roller, Twin Harrows, Corn Guilt
vators. Orchard Cultivator, Jersey Plow,
New-ground Plow, Chilled Iron Syracuse
Plows, common Plows, Planet, Jr., Guilt
yator, ] Grain Fan, Champion Grain Drill
Jones' Adjustable Peach Assorter, / set of
Trucks for moving buildings, set OF Trucks
for hauling brush out of orchard, | Hand
Corn Shelter, / Cider Mill, l WheeIbarrow, /
Farm Bell, scythe and Cradle, Beam and
Weights, good OAK Horse Trough, Work;
Collars, set Dearborn Harness, s sets Plow
Gears, Bag Holder and lot OF Bags, Sleigh
Bells. Hedge Knives and Tree Trimmers,
Forks, Hoes and Shovels Of all sorts and
sizes. In short, every Implement generally
used in good farming.
e. Also, a lot Of Chestnut Posts and
Rails, Hay by the Ton, both Clo-
Tsr,o+Ivy
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
THE Store-house on Lockwood az
L corner, Main and Broad SITS. Z sIA
Possession given March 25 1888. HAE
Also a small Glass Front Store ss 2 y g 4AK
house, 2 doors from the corner. GLsAAs<z3
Possession March 25th 1888.
Also Three-story building on Main street,
not far from the corner, lately occupied as a
Carpenter and Machine Shop. Possession
Immediately.
occupied by VIM. Johnson. Possession March
25th. 1888.
Also new three-story Dwelling and Store
pied by W. H. johnson. Possession March 25.
These properties are in the heart and CEN
ter of the business portion OF the town.
MARTHA E. CLAYTON,
jan12tf Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

$72 : = ]: 81:
everywhere to work for us. Now
Is the time, You can work in spare time or
friye YOUR whole time to the business, No
other business will pay yOu nearly as we'll,
No one can fail to make enormous pay, by
free Money made fast. easily, and honor.
ably. Address TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
TERMS OF sALEt
Farmers Fire Insurance Agency

INSURE your Live Stock, Grain, Provender
i and Farm Buildings in the GtFard Fire
Insurance COmpamY Of Philadelphia the
Agricultural Fire Insurance Company of
Watertown, N. Y, and other reliable Com
panies. W. N. WILSON,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Feb.9-tf MIDDLETowN, DEL.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
Household and Kitchen Furniture.

Window Shades, large Milk Cupboard, large
Butter Tub, with Cooler attached; lot Of
Milk Pans, Buckets, large Churn, l large
Lard Furnace, Slop Barrel and Buckets, lot
OF Chickens by the pound, 5000 lbs. Pork, l.
500 lbs. Sugar-cured Hams and Shoulders, by
the pound; Horse Blankets and Surcingles,
Grindstone, Meat Hogshead and Barrels.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16

"A SCIENTIFIC chemical compound
that gives health and strength is
Browns Iron Bitters.
Middletown transcript., 1883-02-16
cJtliddlftolBn advertisements
O. Il % YES /!
AT
S. M. Reynolds & Co.'S.

Forty-five Pairs Three-button Kid Gloves re-
duced from 70 cents TO 80 cents.
Forty-six Pairs Three-button Undressed Kid
, Gloves, spring colors, reduced from 50 to
65 cents.
lI6 Pairs Two button Best Quality Kid Gloves
reduced from 81 Loo to 70 cents.
143 Pairs Three-button Best Quality Kid
Gloves reduced from $l.2 to $l.O0.
Ninety Pairs Five-hook Kid Gloves reduced
from $I.35 to $1.l5.
Thirty-seven Pairs Five-hook Kid Gloves re-
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Seventeen Pairs Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, in
colors, at $l.35.
Thirty Pairs Kid Gloves, slightly soiled, at
25 cents.
Thfrty-eight Pairs One Band Fleeced-ined
Gloves reduced from 20 to 10 cents.
Twenty-nine Pairs Two Band Fleeced-lined
Gloves reduced from % to Is cents.
Seventeen Pairs Three Band Fleeced-lined
Gloves reduced from 45 to 30 cents.
Twenty Pairs Four Band Fleeced- lined Gloves
reduced from so to 40 cents.
Twenty three Pairs Ribbed-top Fleeced-lined
Gloves reduced from 80 to % CENTS
Thirteen Pairs Misses Laced-top FIeeced-
lined Gloves reduced from 80 to 40 cents.
Twelve Pa1rS MISSES Two DdHu ACOSON-AA1CN
Gloves reduced from 50 to 80 cents.
Twenty-Five Pairs Ladies' Cloth Gloves
Fleeced-lined, reduced from 30 to % cents.
Forty-two Pairs Childs Wooden Mitts at re-
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sixtv-four Pairs Mems Cloth Gloves at 80, 40
cents and upwards.
Seyenty-seven Pairs Mems Sheep Gauntiets
at 25, 35 cents and upwards.
Forty Pairs Mems Kid Gloves at slOO, $l.25
and $l.5O.
Mems Castor Gloves. one and two button, at
$l.25 to $I.50.
Mems Fleece-lined Gloves at 20, 25, 40 cents
and upwards
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