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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05

NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. Judge
Lochrane, enc Of tine most disHpguisbed
Irishmen Of the south, in references TO the
use Of dynamite in England said yesler
day ga large body Of Irishmen III lhis
country who do not mix in public meet
iDgs are utterly opposed to making
America the hotbed OF eonspiraciss And
gathering money to foster the psrpetr,,
tion of crimes which disgrace huusnlty.
Whether Senator Bdmunds' bill passes
or not, the Tins will soon come vi sn, for
self preservation, this county ill
trsmple such advocates out OF txlstanoe.
No nation can live and shelter 81 Shield
the perpetrators Of o.imes against the
civilization and christianity Of ihis sss
OF enlightenment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
RAVENOUS NAVYIHs.
Slowly Starving NJ Their Quarters
at Bellevue-Thoy WIFI Fight 40.
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Slowly Starving No Their Quarter
at Beilevue-Thoy WIFI Fight 40.
morrow.
L. Ia hard to conceive that within few
miles Of Wilmington there are nearly GO
penniless, starving, destitute men far
from home, in q strange, cold land-ss
cold to them as Canada would be 10 q
poverty. stricken wanderer from the State
Of Delaware-who have not had morsel
OF food for the past several days. Such,
however, is the case with the navvieB
from sunny Italy, the late employees OF J..
ID. Andrews, lessee OF the Bellevue
quarry,
Joseph Mszzso, their intelligent sup.
ply master, was seen at Msgist ate Van
degritt's: office Monday. He seemed greatly
worried, and when asked by GAZETTE
Il JOURNAL reporter conoerpipg Andtews'
indebtedness, he said In broken English !:
lyon can tell 'em in your paper that
there are nearly so hard working men
starving at Bellevue, and the hungrier
they become the more angry they get.
l have now fed them for FIVE months, and
my supplies have run ont. tell you,
sir, IL no money comes to-day, those men
will fight to morrow; they will kill; they
have no fear whan they are ravsDous."
Shave you received no money from
Andrews r"
"0nly 800. and on that fed the meu
10 dsys,s little lsss than Is cents per day
for each one. 1t ia true they have had
nothing to eat for three days. They are
also freezing; they haven't enough
clothes to cover their backs. They will
not beg they will ight.'
As nights dark shroud gave away to
light Tuesday morning the go wretohed,
starving, heartsore and rebellious itAl.
ians arose shlvering from their straw pal
let's ~ Bellevue and prepared to come to
town, with the determination not to re-
turn to their miserable novels without
money or food, even at the price Of blood
Hardly had they completed arrange
ments for starting when they were COM
pletely surprised by q bombsrdment of
bread which came into the midst OF their
camp, in all over 100 loaves, sent them
by the authorities who have their claims
In hand.
This is why Mszzso, smilinaly, says:
''Italians no fight; no blood to-day" and
MSzzso ought to know. Any way, It is
why Mazzso sits serensly 10 Magistrate
Vandegriit's office in the afternoon, aud bis
black eyes sparkle while his dark Italian
face Pushes with the heat from the big
red stove.
The poor trustees will be consulted
about keeping the navvies in food uutil
Andrews makes some kind OF settle.
msnt, or his property is sold.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
THRLRTY oOURr.
Annual Meetings.. y. shalRer0as
Reelected President = Assessment
OOmmsttees

Annual Meetings.. y. shaIReroaa
Reelected President - Assessment
O0mmsttees
Tbs levy court met In annual session Al
the court house Tuesday morning all the
con missioce era aud members-slec being In
their seats when the dulcet tones Of
Deputy Clerk Osborne hushed them 10
silence and called the roll. The nesting
was organised by calling Edward Hannah
TO ter porarlly preside over the meeting
| which he did while Messrs. Grub,
MoCraoken and Morrison were sworn in.
After the oath had besn administered,
Serlok 5.5hsllcfoss was ominated for re
election rs permanent chairman Of the
body and Msssrs. Mackey and Morrison
were appointed tslle.s to receive the vote.
a count OF the ballots gave MIR. Shslloross
OF the 10 deposited, and he was declared
elected.
Mr.. Hannah presented the resignation Of
ID. ID. Hickman 90 trustee Of tie poor
from Wilmington hundred, and q levy
court commissioner elect. The resikLs
ton OF hr. Hickman was accepted and
he was sworn In As memt or Of tine court
On motion OF Mr.. HamAn the clerk was
Instructed to furnish each commissioner
with copy Of the Revised Code, an order
which was immediately complied with.
The roll OF ASSESSORS was then called by
the clerk, 10 which there was q full re-.
sponae.
The president then prepared his com.
mittees on the assessment revision for
the different hundreds, which were read
BY the clerk "a follows:
Brandywine-Grubb and HAman.
Observation-Disclosures, Maokey and
Cheairs.
Christisna-Toy and Msokey.
Mill Creek-Haman and Toy.
White Clay creek-Maoksy and No
Cracker.
New Castle-Moiris and Taylor.
Red Lion-Cheairs and Shalloross,
Observation-Disclosures and RothWslI.
81. Georges-6hallcros and Grub.
Appoquinimink - Taylor and No
Crseken.
Black bird--Rothwell ard Toy.
A petition from about 80 citizens Of the |
county asking the court TO assume CON- |
troll Of the crosswAy about halt q mile |
above Port Penn Oh the road from Della. |
ware City to Burohard's corner. The
matter was referred to q committee con. |
sisting Of Messrs. Cheairs, MoCrsoken,
Taylor and shalloross.
Alter about an hours session the court |
took recess until O'Clock In she after
noon.
The afternoon session of the levy court
was called to order Tuesday about 8
O'Clock by President Shalloross. On
motion OF Mr. Cheairs the attorney Of the
court, George Gray, Req, was instructed
TO enter satisfaction on the official bond Of
Penson Belville, county tax collector Of
Red Lion hundred, for the years 1867 and
1868.
County Treasurer Herbert presented
the following report OF tsxes due by
county collectors for 1884 subje,s to
errors and commissions, and not iRclud-
Ing negro school tax:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
NEW OaS1LB.
M. E. Church RrObasfoners = An
otter AAlled-daenoral Notes.

M. E. Church kFObatfoners - Am
Otter Aiaied-Gaenerai Notes.
Special Correspol dence Of Gazette and journal.
NEW CASTLE, Feb. 2.-Fliteen persona
Joined the IA. Z. Church on probation
yesterday morning.
An Saturday afternoon James Booth
shot and killed large otter. which had
taken refuge In one OF the large trees on
the battery. The animal had come from
the river, which 1t had been compelled to
leave on account Of the heavy los.
The base drum contested for by the
Watson Post. No. s, and Biraey Post, No.
IL, drum corps was drawn for on 6atur-
day night with victory for the Watson
oorps. The money collected by the corps
amounted to about $40.
Several persons In this city are i'll
Of typhoid fever and pneumonia. Two or
three OF the sick ones were so Ill yester-
day that their lives were dsspaired Of.
Miss Lucy Whiteman, who left this city
about one month since for visit to her
sister, who resides In Missouri, died
while there and was buried on Sunday,
January 2bth. Her parents reside in
this city.
Department Commander General W. 8.
McNAir OF Wilmington paid visit 10
Watson and birney Posts, q. A. R., on
Saturday evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
ELRTON.
Tho .'ollvsr Twist' Performance

The ssOIaveR Twfsso Performances
Successful Contestants.
| speciat Correspondence oI Gazette and journal.
BLKToE, jan. 29--The Rlkton Dramatic
Society gave its first rendition of SOLVER
Twist" In Odd Fellows Hall last night
before large audience. The exhibition
Was success in every particular. Most
| OF the scenes were PAINTED for the ocos
sion and the costumes were complete,
Ritohie's orchestra OF Wilmington fur
nished the music between the acts. The
characters with scarcely an exception
were we'll taken. Miss Annie J. Smiths
"NanoB" was perhaps the best
acting Of the evening and was loudly
applauded. John b. Writ, BEG Of
the Elkton bar, brought down
the house as "Mr. Bumtle;" the way In
which he got of the English dialect and
mannerisms being inimitable. Another
legal gentleman, Henry N. Mccullough,
Eq, as "Mr. BroWnlow," was we'll 10.
csived, and William Terrell as aNosh
Ciaypole," was very taking. George R
Ash did good work rs "Justioe Fang !"
Harry Hurns' "Fagsn" was very real
istic, and received large share Of
merited applause. Rufus d. Rowland as
the Artut D0dger," was the right man
In the right place &. F. TaggArt's
Sykes" ia worthy of high praise.
Robin Nelson rs SOLVER Twist" showed
good talent for one so young. or She
others, the following deserve more than q
mere notice: Misses Lizzie Hutton, Nettip
Mcfarland and Lizzie Merritt; Msssrs.
Richard Reese, Robert Strickland, II. M.
Nichols, Il. L. Painter and Horace Smith.
The performance will be repeated TO-
night.
The recent fair at the Catholic church
was financial success. The successful.
contestants for prizes have been an.
nounoed. Among the important awards.
were the following: Lsdy's gold watch, /
contest, awarded 10 Miss Mary Hartnet /
gentleman's gold watch, contest, Charlie |
Henry ladies gold watch, ohanosd 10
John Torbert Of the CtcI Whig; gold |
bracelet, contest, to Miss Hsarn boys |
silver watch, contest, to William feehly-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
SMYRNA.
A Wedding Mt eEvesOn's-Fgnera
Skating Rink.

a Weuulnk NJ boEVoBOm'B-EWmeF
Skating Rink.
Special correspondence of Gazette and journal.
sMYRNA, Jan, 20 AT the Ssrveson's
Church last night, John B. Ford OF near
Wilmington, Md was married to Annie
c., daughter Of Anderson Ford Of Serve
sons Neck. The church was beautifully
adorned with evergrsens and flowers.
Miss Laura Berry presided at the organ.
The bride was given away at the altar, by
her father, and the Rev. ]. B. Merit,
pastor in charge, performed the ceremony.
PRESLEY Alice of Dover, acted IS grooms-
man, and Clara Benin Of the same place,
as bridesmaid. After the services, the
couple and invited guests. proceeded to
the residence OF the BRIDES parents,
whore reception was held, The bride
was the recipient Of numerous presents.
John G. Bailey purchased yesterday Of
Jacob Leinbsrger lot on Commerce
street near RAst, adjoining the properties
of Messrs. Viekers and Bradford.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
Courl Commlaslonera q Dlnner.

Henry D. Hickman, who Tuesday was
qualified as member Of the levy court
from Wilmington hundred, celebrated his
birthday anniversary numbsr 43 in the
afternoon, entertaining his fsllow.oom-
missioners at dinner, given at his resi-
denee, No. 913 Washington street, The
collation. was served on handsomely laid
table, at which President Shsllcross oeou-
pied the head facing ths hoEt. An elab-
crate menu was discussed, matter for
which the novioes OF the court showed as
great cRpscity as the more experienced
mamheEa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
ne.isating About an admission.

X. Molyneux Hewitt, E'q, mulatto,
3 member of the Washington, D. C bar,
who solicits temporary admission to prao.
tice before the courts Of this county, will
probably encounter SONS difficulty In
having his desires recognized. MI.
Hewitt comes here fer the ostsnsibIe pur.
pose Of defending William Turner, q
Washington negro against whom there is
charge Of carrying concealed deadly
weapons. The otfense is trifliuR one,
simply statutory misdemssnor.
Certain Republican members Of
the bar have been imporiuned
to make q motion for Mr.. Hewitt's ad-
mission here but it is understood that
they have declined simply on the ground
that they are unable TO understand the
reason for the oolored attorneys great
anxiety, which has led him 10 remain
here three days slresdy, to defend the
man for suoh small offenRe. Were the
case a more important one there woula
not be the slightest hesitaucy in moving
for his admission.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05

Special UorrespondsDce of Gazette and journal

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
HocKEssIN, Feb. 2.-John Polk, our
village blacksmith, has been quite sick
for few days. The fair in St. johns
Church is being continued until tie 18th.
Mr.. West has started his machine shop
and is quite busy. Mr.. LAoy's clay yard
started with few men to day. Mr..
Gawthrop was in our village last week
looking after work In his line. Ken
Chandler is still suffering with rheuma.
tism. Il. Williamson ia able to be about
again. Mr.. and Mrs. Press of Yorklyn
were here on Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
KIAfBLk YILLE.
MRS. scott's Eighty.afth Birlhda!

MRS. ScOtt's Eighty.hfth birthday
CelebrAtiOn-PerHO Notes.
special Correspondence of Gazette and journal.
KIMBLRvILIR, Pa, Jan. 29.-Mrs. Mary
7. Scott celebrated her 85th birthday on
Monday at the residence Of her daughter,
Mrs. Norris Pratt. Children and grand
children to the number OF 80 were pre-
sent.
Chandler Taylor, mail carrier between
Kimbleville and Newark, and his family
are seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Robert Peterson Of Chesterville, Pa,
has lost child from membraneous oroup.
William Brown of New Garden, Pa ,
died on Monday OF consumption.
John PhillipS Of Kimblevllle, is about
to sell his hotel property to gentleman
from New Egypt, Lancaster county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
A schooner setxea.

Marshal McMullsn drove over to New
Castle on Tuesday and intercepted and
seized the schooner George q. Mills Of
Boston, al the suit Of John sauville Of
Chester for supplies furnished. The
marshal has the schooner tied up and q
deputy placed in charge. The schooner
was laden with petroleum and had left
Chester at q. m. In tow of tug. The
seizure was made OF IL 80.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
An oyster Dredxer murdered.

AssoeiateG eresS JLUttdh DS spscIAl wires
BALTIMORE, Fab, AT an ssrly hour
this morning James Burke, aged S5, an
oyster dredger, was shot and killed al
Canton. Louis Dempsey, who was seer
running from the p lace where Burke vas
found, was arrested rs the murderer. Hd
denied any knowle age OF Burke, but II
was afterwards as osrtAined that both
were employed on the sans vessel and
had been seen toRet her shortly alter mid
night. A gun belon sing to the captain Of
the vessel was foul I'd out Of its proper
place with one barre empty. Dempsey il
80 years old and wa bern in Nav York,
He ia held for the action Of the jury o.
inquest
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05

According to astronomers, one OF the liked
atars has been bbtta. out of ths firm ment
by the action of DIRE. This startling event il,
however, OF 10 consequence to any irhabi
tant on our y auet than Inc loss of rea frtn :
or relative hp cnnsumptirn Mh vss .
threatened with sn1h bereavement should
recommend with Tee most ptTsi teut eatns-f,
moss the ns9 of "HaleA Honey oieholnd
aid Tar by The DIRTY in peril In every 81 re
OF an obstinAte cough, the healing, 70 hing
curative effect of this new and powerful {
Is sirikinsly manifested. sold by d ugglsts
everywhere az 2ic., SOC. a-d 81. Buy large
size and save money.
Pike's T0othache Drops cure in one minute,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05

A man named Williams from Havre de
Grace, Md, was found In the post office
hall Monday afternoon writhing in the
clutches OF great deal Il awful whisky.
When apprshended, he was making
q formal presentation OF his silver
hunting case watch to colored
man, aud declared his intention
Of undressing after the ceremony. On
his way to the police station he prayed
with fervor, but once inside cell he
dropped to the floor like a log and nov
sleeps the slumbsr Of drupkenness. MOI
cent was found on his person, but HE
good clothes suggested that he had
money and has been robbed by soms Of
the 'iooRstn wreekers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
A ODsTLY MARQURrEs FIRE.
A National Bank and Valuable Law
Libraries Destroyed.

A National Bank ARd Valuable Law
Libraries Destroyed.
Marquette, MICH, Feb. FL 5. M
ishe First National Bank building, the
finsst structure in the city, Ia on fire.
The entire building Is enveloped in
flames, AID will bs totally destroyed.
The loss will be over $3.50, 900.
Las A. m--The First National Bank
building Is tstsl loss with all its con-
tents. The gres&sst excitement prevails.
Kiforts are concentrated In saving the
adjoining buildings.
The losses will be About rs follows |;
Building, 1000 j; NswbeiSer, $40, 0OO
8. Kaufmau & Sons, 100000 Rolhsehiid
& Bending, $40, 900; First Nsd0ust bank'
$I0, 200. -
champIon Iron Company, J. E,DAi!ihS,
DR.. Il. W. Banks, III. H. Maynard, W, r.
Hsaly, United States signal service oftce
and w. W. Manning lose all their hooks
and office fixtures. Three valuable law
libraries are destroyed. The total loss
will reach over S250,0O0.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
YORRLYE-
The CoId snap Changed Into 9

The Cold Snap Changed Into a
DweIltng-WtiI Remove.
special Correspondence of Gazette and journal.
YoRKLYN, Jan 31.-We have had very
GOLD weather this week, with ice inches
thick.
James Robson has rented the store
kept by W. 8. Moore, and will commence
business soon.
The old slaughter house ON the farm Of
jacob Hama Ia being fitted up Tor dwell
ing.
Klwo0d Green has sold his farm near
here to Henry Doud. Mr.. Green will re.
move to Kenneth Square, where he will
engage in the real estate business.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05

William c. Andrews has removed from
this city TO the farm Of w. ]. Mullin, near
Nottingham, Chester county, Pa.
A remembrance against granting
Thomss L. Mousley q liquor license Al
the northwest corner Of Elliott avenue
and Market street, was read from the
pulpit Of Branywine II. z. Church on
Sunday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
70 aecome a W,Imtpetontau,

John C. Clark, well-known farmer
near Kirkwood station, will dispose OF his
personal property and farming utensils
on Saturday, February 2lst. Mr.. Clark
intends to move to this city and engage
In the real estate business with the we'll
known firm of Heald & Company. He will
devote his personal attention more especi-
ally to the buying and selling Of farms.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05

OF all the publications Of nu<serymtn
| ID ere Ia ne other that can be compare
with Lovetts Guide TO Fluid Cul;ate 1t il
re ally vAluEle WORK on horticulture
Giving, So it does, full Instructions FOL
plan ting, pruning, culture, and ma age
mens vi fruits OF all kinds, and Impartial
descript ions Of ali worthy varieties. II IL
book OF over 10 pages, with an illnmi
mated cover, elegantly printed and EN-
bellisbei with hundreds OF enSssv ngI
and several colored plates ttus to nature
Rvery body Vat all interested IN tru!t
culture should send to ]. I, Lovett. Little
Silver, New Jersey, aud get copy set
advertisement in this number.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
wedding reception .

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, Feb. Blast evening
q reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Audivert, nee Pauline Sohundsr, at tbs
residence Of the BRIDES parents. The
festivities consisted OF music by the
Delaware City Cornet Band, dancing, &c.,
interpreted with reeitations by William
Vail. After bounseous supper had been
discussed and numerous toasts to the
bridal party made and heartily re-
spondsd to, the guests were entertained
by the singing Of J. Clark aud Albert
Clark. r. Moody made short aGdIess
which was applauded. The company dis
persed late In the evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
sweetman,s Attempted Esc.pe.

Asa sweetman, the negro who killed
his fellow laborer, Austin Dupree, at
Cape Charles City last November, and
who has been sentenced to ls years.
imprisonment, tried to escape from jail .
few days ago by burning his way ont.
BE had burned through his cell door, and
gotten out into the passage way when
discovered by the jailer, who ihereupon
placed him In irons,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
RArsoA,S sUo0EssOR.
Joshua BENNETT Elected Yesterday
without a Contest.

S"AAA @oMhoss Ehccaou 1oHt0EuMy
without a Contest.
Special correspondence Of Gazette and journal.
DOVER, Feb. 3.-Yesterdsy's special
election resulted In the choice Of Joshua
Bennett, the Democratic candidate, with
ont opposition. Between 800 and 900
votes were polled. he will qualify imnle-
diatsly after the board OF canvass meets
and declares the result. In Dover IS votes
were polled, two Of which were for George
v. Massey, Kiq.
Tkis morning 1t was reported that
Bennett was also ineligible by reason OF
being minister Of the gospel, but 1t WAS
afterwards claimed that he is simply \
local exhorter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
baltimore 4 lssignments.

Associated Press DispAtc by special Wires,
BALTIMORE, Feb. a -Rdward Land
street, trading as L apdstreet, Towner &
Co., rubber goods, made an assignment
to-day to Charles c. Poe and John
p. Snow for th.s benefit OF his
creditors. The Dol ID OF the trustees
is 100000, Henry klees, trading, 81
Henry Klees & Son, hides, made au assign
ment TO NJ. s. We'll for the benefit OF hii
creditors bond, IS, 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
PERs0RAL.

Ar 6hb'shop Aiemsny of San Francisco,
has resigned, and the Pope has accepted
his resignation. He will be succeeded by
Arr 8iRishop Riordau, his coadlutor.
isSiiman 8. Conant, editor of Harpsr's
y Fsikly, has besn missing since the 18th
J azsant, and HIS friends are anxious for
hass safety. When last heard from he was
in Virginia on the way to Jacksonville.
Mr. Conant is about IS years Of age, s
fee t 10 inches in hight, fair COM
pl sxioned, with brown moustsche and
~ sy eyes and weighs about $50 pounds.
II is supposed he is laboring under
rental alteration supsrinduoed by over.
FORK.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
rendered H,s Ren,rpa,,ou,

Esquire Joseph C. White, OF the New
Castle Star. has rendered his resignation
as Justice Of the peace, and the field is
now open for any other New Castle man
who Aspires to hold office. Julisn JAnvier
is regarded as Squire Whites probable
gucoeggor
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
Pubic sale OF Farm stock.

M. +. Powell Of Red Lion, intending
TO leave the county will dispose Of his
stock Of COWS, horses, mules and eheep,
also hay and farming implements at
public sale on March I'd next. Due notice
Of the sale will sppear in the DELAwARz
GAZETTE AED STATE JOURNAL,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05
ELMAR.
Dedication of New NJ. Il. Church
Death of william Elliott.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
DELMAR, Jsn. 2S.-Ths dedication
the new ". Z. Church at Hepburn'f,
which has bean postponed on two
previou' occasions bsoAuss OF inolem, nj
weather, was accomplished on sunday
last, The Rsvs RJsnooht of 0asnoook,
Va, and Hubbard of Wilmington, were
PRESENT and assisted in the dsdioA,ory
services.
The contract for the building Of the NJ
Z. parsonage has been awarded to Cap
tain James Z cay of Stafford, a, $245.
William Elliott, an old citizen Of
Lsurel, died suddenly at that place on
Sunday morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-02-05

Mr., &. C. Walker, editoy "Traek and
Road" Spirit of The Tunes, New York,
after an exhaustive InteruiOw with ali
Leading horsemen, stsblsmsn, sporiemen,
drivers and breeders OF horses NJ the
country states that st. J&cob's Oil, the
great pain.cure, will do all that y
claimed for it in the oure of aches, pains
and suffering in man and beast.