Daily Republican., 1883-11-12
PeslaSuls Points.

| Tue N. u. cnurcn, OF St. GeOrgee
will be rsopened November Is, when
re union s.rvice will be held In tn
afternoon. The Rev. Andrew Manship
and many Of the former pastors of th
church, and other distinguished visi
tors will be present on that occasion.
| On Wednesday night last the Rev
W. II. W0lvertOn was installed pastO
Of the Presbyterian church of POGO
mOke CT y, Md. The sermon was de
livered by the Rev. Mr.. Runner, OF St
Georges. DEL, the Rev. Mr.. Heaton, O
Lewes, Del, delivered the charge to th,
pastor, and Rev. Mr.. Voorhees,, o
Princess Anne, charged the people
The exercises we're very interesting.
George w. Polk, of Odessa, has been
elected y director Of the Peoples Ma
t'Onal Bank, Of Middetown, vice viii
liam Green, resigned.
William A. Hukill, of Pecander
Hundred, has announced himself q
candidate for the Republican nornina.
tiOn OF Sheriff.
During the services at Union church,
near l'iackbird, November 4, Sunday
evening, eight buffalo robes were
stolen from the carriages Of the con.
gregati0n.
1t Il rumored that the New York,
Philadelphia aud Norfolk Railroad
Company have sold their interest in the
lower Peninsula 70 the Philadel phi q
Company for 100000.
A promising young man from cultur-
ed Boston worked himself into tho good
graces of some social smyrna folks,
borrowed their money and. then folded
his tent like the Arab and silently skip
ped away.
Peninsula editors are vieing with
each other in the number Of widows
In their, respective towns. We wish
them luck but would warn them to
look out for the widows, especially if
they quote their ages.
Abbott u Co., of Milford, launched
the schooner Lizzie s. James from their
yard on Wednesday.
j w. 1senberg, of Pennsy has
purchased for personal occupation the
Shorts Landing farm, Kent County, for
5000. 1t contains 76O acres, part
Wyatt and Erother, of Wilmington,
will commence n course Of dancing les
sons at the Tower Hall in Middletown,
on Friday evening next
1t is stated that Biggs, Clayton Il Co.,
Of the M!ddletown oannery, paid out
about 81, 600 in wages the past season.
The Rev. j. l.. Vallandigham, ID. ID
Of Newark, has been appointed to pre-
pare historical sketches of several of
fhe Oldest Presbyterian churches on the |
Peninsula, to be read at the Baltimore |
centennial three years
hence.
John G Bail ey has sold the Shorts
Landing farm, containing 75O acres of
Upland and marsh, to j. W. Isenberg,
1t Pen nsylvaLia, for 81, 900.
j. &. Everett, operator at passenger
tation, Clayton, has been transferred
o Dispatcher office He is succeeded
" WIN. Barcus, of Moorton.
Mrs. James Il. Deighton, near Cocks
Bridge, met with painful accident on
tuesday evening. Whilecntting corn for
he COW she cut the, end of her finger Of
A large revival Is ~ progress at Sea-
ord and sinners by the score are Gm-
racing the religion of Christ.
Gov. StOckley has appointed John T.
acobs, Esq, of Bridgevile, az Justice
I the Peace aud Notary Public in place
f q. A. Rawlins, deceased.
Several farmers around Glasgow are
)siEg their hogs from what 10 supposed
D be cholera. Mr.. John Boyer has lost
up to last Monday, and four more .
|ck
The new NJ. L. Church at Glasgow is
sing rapidly pushed to completion.
,leven teams visited Davis, Keys &
o., on Tuesday and hauled 1900 feet
f siding, 1900 feet of flooring and
!, 900 shingles. II is the intention of |,
10 committee to have he lower room
nished in tim for Christmas festival