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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

rpeclAl correspondence OF Gazette and journal.
BIKToE, March 16 The March term Of
the Cecil county court convened this
morning, Judge Stump on the bench.
The grand Jury was drawn with Alonzo
L. Barry foreman. The criminal and
civil dockess were called, after which the
appeal docket was taken up. The case
Of the county commissioners OF Cecil
county vs.. Samuel Wood was begun.
This ia an appeal from the decision
Of Justice chris6sld Of Chesapeake City
who granted Wo'd 800 damages for the
Injury OF horse by falling on one Of the
county bridges which was not In goo6
r~pair. Albert Constable and Clinton
Mccullough, BsqS., sppeAred for the
county and Robert G. ThAokery and
George A. Blake, Esq, for Wood, Thy
grand jury made no presentmsnts to day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
PETIT JURORS

40 servo NJ inc April form OF the
United States District Court.
The following petit Jurors were drawn
on Saturday for the April term OF United
States distriot court, commencing Tues
day, April 14,h.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Wilmington hundred-PAtrlok Plum.
kett, William 8. Craig, Dennis J. Mention,
George G. Ward, Edward Bringhurst, Jr.,
John Tilghman, colorsd, John Fehren-
bach, William J. Jefferis, Charles r.
Jones, John Hanson.
Mill Creek-Lsmuel Groves. -
White Clay Creek.-W William Mcbride.
Red Llon-John A. Cleaver.
St. Gsorges-JAmes 7. SnAlloross,
Thomas J. Rnos, Joseph Cleaver, Henry
A. Nolan.
KENT COUNTY.
Duck Creek hundred-.A. L. Hudson.
Kenton-DAvid 8. Wilds.
Dovsr-Albert Cowgirl.
West Dover-JAmes II. Green, james
A. Hutohins.
Little CTeek-BeDjamin Donohoe.
North observation-disclosures GOoden.
South Murderkill-Hezekiah Rogers,
N. P, Luff.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Nantiooks huudred-Gsorge Smith.
Cedar Creek-JoshuL Webb, Steven W.
5bookley.
North West Fork-John E Richards.
DaRsboro-Johp II Houston.
Indisn River-JOhn H. Lingo.
seAford-JOhn Il. Getting ham.
Lswes and Observation-Disclosures W.
Hickman.
BAltimore-RbO Townsend, Henry J.
Hickman.
Only one case Is dooketed for Jury trial,
the prosecution Of an alleged liquor Law
violAtor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
county CoustsbIes EIec,ed.

The levy oourt has elected the follow.
ing county oonstabl31; White Clay
Creek huadrsd, a J. Mote aud John u.
ClsAysa; Mil Crsak, Albsrt I. William
son Psnohdsr, John B. Ls Fsvre /;
Brandy wins, william Wilson; Christians,
Thomas J. Hanley BlA1kbird. john q
Barker New Castle, William B MsCors
and Bennett Lancaster Ia the oour'i ter.
day on motion Of Mr.. Maoksy parts Of the
road bed Of the p, W. & B, aud Pc aeroy
& Delaware City we're placed on thu as
sessment list Of White Clay Creek hun
dFed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
LIZ INC khsI,nn, Victim 4.

On last FIR day week Assistant Princi.
pa Smith Ct the Frederick public schools
lsft his home for the purpose of visiting
this city and has bsen missing ever since
II 10 row oonjeoIursd that he ia the man
who was killed on the P W. & B. tracks
near shellpot last Saturday night week,
and whose body was buried IN the pot
ter's field. This is somewhat borne ont
by the fact that the missing man was
comfortably dressed and wore two pair Of
trousers, as did the victim Of the shellpot
accident.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

Nearly all OF Thursdays session Of
he levy court was devoted to reviewing
the assessment list. A request made by
Alfred ]. Rumtord to have the assessment
Of property belonging to him reduced
from 5000 to 90, 500 was refused. The
bond Of James A. Wilson, constable In
Brandywine hundred, WAS presented and
accepted. On motion Of Mr.. Cheairs, II
was resolved to lay over for one year all
bills against New Castle county not pre-
scented on or before March goth. The
committee appointed to examine the as
sessment Of ChristianA hundred reported
that 1t is correct, and the assessor wac
discharged,
At Fridays meeting Of the levy
court the assessment Of the second dis
triot Of Wilmington was reported to be
correct. The bond of Constable James r
Porter was presented and soceptsd.
Slight reductions were made In the assess
ments Of several farms and 9 bill amount.
ing to S61, for telephone rental, WAS re.
TERED to committee.
Levy court committees Tuesday re.
ported that they have exam ned the as
aessments of the Fret, Second, Third,
Fourth, Eighth, Ninth, Nineteenth,
Twentieth aud Twenty first districts, and
that they contsin the following number OF
usmss Frat, / ,os4 Second ,S4l; Third,
1898 Fourth, 1.495 Eighth, 1,225 /;
Ninth, 1872; Nineteenth, l,279 TWEEN
seth, ,426 Twenty first, us.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
A 0elawarsan,. Big Loss.

Henry Williams and James Watson,
convicted Of robbing passengers ON the
Market street cars in Philadelphia, were
Monday sentenced to four years and q
half and four years respectively In the
Eastern Penitentiary. On one bill they
were jointly convicted Of the larceny Of q
pocketbook, containing money and other
property valued In the aggregate at
$500, from Shadraoh Raleigh Of this
State. The theft was committed at Broad
street station.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
An Obscene Man Arrested.

Pennock M. Way, young man formerly Of
this city, was arrested in Downingtown, Pa,
Monday, by Postal Inspector Barrett, on the
allegation Of making an improper use Of the
mails for the transmission Of immoral matter.
Way had preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner Phillips Of Philadelphia.
Of letters which he said he had seized, and
which were addressed to the defendant. It
was also shown that he was selling improper
prints on the street. he was held in 5000
bail for court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

George Quinn Of South Wilmington,
says the man who vas killed at the Shell
pot ont Of the p, W. & B. railroad on
Saturday evening, March 7th, WAS Cor
nelius Price, who came from Lancashire,
England, In 1856. The deceased, when
he lived in Great Britain, was known by
Mr.. Quinn and stopped with the two
mig hts preceding the day on which the
accident occurred. By trade he was q
pu ddler, but owing to the leaders Of one
OF his banda having bsen cut with q
knife, he had not worked al the business
for l5 years. he was known throughout
Pennsylvania and was Cbout s. years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

WAsHrSaros, March l6.-It Is undes-
stood that GenerAl Foster ia to be retained
as minister to Spain for the present, with
view Of conducting negotiations for
more favorable treaty, and that he will
probably return TO Madrid In the course
Of about fortnight.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
Death OF MRS. Elliott.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
STAFFORD, March 16 Mrs, John Elliott,
an old and esteemed lady of this town,
died At the reaidepce Of her son In law,
DR.. Hugh Martins, on Saturday
night. She had been in feeble
health for several months, suffer-
ing from complication of diseases.
She was " yeArs Of age, and member
Of the P. X, Church. Her remains will be
inferred in the P. x. church yard at
123 O'Clock to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
OEAYMONT.


| Dpahh Us $ioD OhteY Al Z
Watermelon FairH.
Special Correspondence Of & zslte and journal.
CLAYMoNT, MARCH ID Little Bot
Casey, the 6.years cid son Of Postm aater
Casey, did OF oroup about s O'Clock this
after aeon. There are v,ry lew people
around hers int knew ii.tls B b, who
spent much OF his time with his father In
the store. He was bright and promis.
ing boy, and his little faos will be sadly
missed from its accustomed pl .os.
II ia quite interesting and amusing to
hear some OF our older people tell OF the
watermelon fairs, tbst were held by the
jersey people at the Practical Farmer
over hundred years ago. There Ia no
historical record Of these fairs, but the
account OF them has been handed down
from father 10 son. Il seems the people
from New Jersey opposite this place, and
would gather during the melon season,
aud hold their RunuSl watermelon fair.
The melons were brought In great
boat loads and were the prin
cipAl refreshment Of the seRson,
unless. spple-jsck took that premium.
3 .pairing to the hotel, which was then
in its zenith, they would enjoy = most
social and pleasant time, the fairs often
LASTING three and four days and nights,
for those who engaged in them took very
little rest. Music and dancing at night,
horse racing; bali playing, foot races aud
similar Amusements formed the pAstime
sports for these happy foreiathers, and
the stage travel along the old pike being
great, and this hotel being where horses
were changed and meals taken, made the
Farmer Of that day q great place.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Lodge have
Just returned from most agreeable visit
to the New Orleans Exposition.
A little daughter Of the Rev. p. B.
aged about four years, died
about O'Clock Thursday afternoon from
scarlet fever. Another OF his children is
afflicted with this disesse.
CLAYMoHT, March 16-There was fox
chase here on Saturday. Whitefsoe, q
familiar fox that has led the hounds for
three years, was routed and gave q
pleasant days sport. He proved too
much Tor the dogs, going Into the ground
after run Of some 80 miles.
The funeral OF the little child OF the
Rev. l. B Lightner was held on saturday
At noon, interment at 81. Martins P. K
Marcus Hook. The funeral OF
little BOZ Casey will be held at noon on
Tuesday, and will proceed to the viii
mington and Brandywine cemetery. The
funeral OF Willie Frame will also te held |
At IL O'Clock on Tuesday, intermen
At Bethel. The little boy was 7 years old
sLd died Of oonvulsions, on Saturday |
afternoon. There have been more
in this vicinity during the last |
iwo mouths than ever before so say the
people who have lived hare long time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
NEW CASTLE.
A Child scaided 20 Death-Pe1sonaI
NnIaa.

A Child Bcalded 90 Death-PeHsOnaI
Notes.
spe ,ial Correspondence or saEette and Journal
NEW CASTLE, Msroh IL Henry CollinF,
the 2 years-old son Of Benjsmin Collins,
waa buried st the N, e. Church yester
day afternoon. The child met Its death
in NOS: painful manner. Ga Saturday
Its mDther had iIst prepared Mr.. Collins'
dinner aud left the kettle on a table,
when the chil4 reached up aud spilled
sous boiling cafee which the kettle con.
tsilsd, iriioting severe scalds upon
itselt. II fingered in agony until Sunday
evening, when Ii expired.
James R Booth Of the Uuitsd States
steamer Talspooas, is st home on few
days Walt TO his frieBds. -....--
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
mr.. MalIery,s rlatterInr Cali.

10 stated that the Rsv. Charles P.
Mailery, As.ol Of 0,ivst Presby terian
Church, has received fsttering call to
= church in Maryland, aud that he is
giving It earnest consideration. His con.
grsgat.on here 10 very adverse to HE
leaving, as Is the community in which he
ia so fAvorAbly known. Mr.. Mallory is at
present In Long Island on q leave OF alb.
sence granted by his church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

In order to accommodate the increasing
travel, the New York, Philsdelphis &
Norfolk railroad will, on Monday next,
place 3 new train upon the road. This
train, with psrlor cars attached, will
leave Broad Street Station at 8 80 .. m.
Returning will leave Norfolk at 10 g. NJ,
arriving at Broad Street Station at 7.29
p. M, and New York at 1905 p. M,
stopping a. Old Point Comfort each way,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

At the court house at 2 O'Clock Tuesday
Winfield 8. Quigley, executor Of the estate OF
the late Philip Quigley sold the following
properties Two two-story brick houses
]. Fisher for 1880 No 524 East Twelfth
street to J. +. Quigley for $3.50 Nos. 427
and AL East Third street TO J. +. Quigley,
the former for &425 and the latter for 81, 975
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

James s. Crawford, brother of Theodore
r. Crawford, Esq, of this city, died at his
home, near Smyrna, Monday. Deceased
was q farmer, and was an old and well known
resident Of this county until 1858, when he
moved to Kent. He never held any public
office. He leaves family and an estate
worth probably 100000. =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

J. B. Mann, = former pastor Of Union
N. e. Church, this city, has been
appoint, d pastor Of the Mif1llntoWn, Pa,
Methodist Church by the Harrisburg
annual conferences and W. ]. Stevenson,
formerly Of Grace Church, this city, has
been transferred to the Philadelphia
ANIMAL oonfeyepce,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

President Cleveland's first state rscep.
tion was given Tuesday night to the diplo-
matte corps, the judiciary, the army and
navy, and the Senate and House Of
Representatives. II was one Of the most
brilliant Affairs Of the kind shat has been
held in the White House.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
A Morphine Injection for Grant.

AssooiAteu rTesa DiapaDch By Special Wires.
New YoRK, March is Gen. Or nj
went 10 sleep between 10 and IL o'olook
last night after hypodermio infection OF
morphine had been given him. He slept
well during the night and only avok.
twice in that period. he Arose at 10 80
O'Clock this morning and partook Of HIS
breakfast OF liquid food half an hour
afterwards. It was said that hs wss feel
ing better this morning after lest nis hts
rest
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
A Naval Engineer su.nsndsa,

WAsHrssroE, March 16.- Commodore
Chandler has suspended Chief Engineer
Pride from duty as the Brooklyn navy
yard for giving publicity 10 the findings
Of the court Of inquiry appointed to
examine his accounts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

o. . thousand striDgs"--"PrAtt's Food To-
horses and Cattle" OF course It Is upiyer
the cheapest; UEe IL and save money. Prstt's
POULTRY Food will make he HsheII out, eggs,
even when they are worth co. GEMS per DOZEN
stract the China Egg from the nest. WRIT ~
authority to act as agent j, s.. REIfER q
CO., io South Second St., Philadelphia,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

DR.. David Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy
tried 1t, and after using about one and one
half bottles, yoided stone. of an oval shape,
7-l6 OF an inch long, ana rough on Its surface.
send You the largest piece that you may see
Of what II is composed Since then have felt
no pain. NOW consider myself cured.
JAMES ANDREWS,
10 Marshall s., Troy. N. Y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

4. l. Martin started Tuesday for New
Haven, to attend bench show, at which
he will exhibit the Lewsllen bitch Coun-
tess, valued at S2,600, . red Irish setter
bitch valued At $500 and the POINTER dog
Bangor valued at $500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

The superintendent Of the Associated
Charities acknowledges the receipt Of
928 80, the proceeds of the calico ball
given in Institute Hall last Friday night,
and expresses thanks TO the managers
and patrons Of the ball.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

The will Of Eliza Chandler, late Of Chris
tiana hundred, has been admitted to probate
and cayeat has been filed. This will neces-
state hearing Of parties interested. Regis
ter Grubb has set no day yet.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
UncIa Mann Not

WASHINGTON, March l6 1t is su,hoei-
tatively learned that there ia no truth IN
the report cablsd from Paris Newspaper
that the Chinese government bias asked
the mediation OF the United States with
France.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
pUBLTc sALB.
DUBLIC sALR
Il of
LIVERY STOCK.

The undersigned intending to discontinue the
livery business will positively dispose of At public
sale
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1885 NOON,
His entire stock Of horses, carriages. sleghs, har-
ness, &c at Nc. l09 West street, Wilmington, Del
The stock q mprises good driving horses, suit
able for all kinds of work. as follows;
L. tray horse, Jetf, years old, sound and q good
driver, suitable for all Kinds OF work.
g good cart horse.
g. Bay mare. Fannie. years old, sound and kind
in all kinds of harness
Bay horse. Frank, 10 years old, l6Is hands high,
warranted sound, suitable, for all kinds of work.
3 Sgd p}ust, years Old trot in four minutes
9 Red Bird, fne style, well bred and a good
traveller.
I, Miller, years old, promises speed. work both
& Black horse, Harry, years old a splendid
driver and a good saddle no se
3. Bay mare, Bessie, years old, sound, can trOt
mile in 81, came from Montreal Canada.
TO- Buggtes, coach, Clayton WAGONS New
Haven road cart, jump sea no top buggy, nearly
new for single and double driving i doctor wagon.
These carriages we're manufactured by such we'll
and others, also carts and harness, hay cutter,
sleighs, good as new, sleigh bells, fancy winter
livery stable.
TERMS OF SALE ION all Of $50, cash, on all
sums over that amount q credit Of three months
Will be given.
EFT. STROUD.
7. mh6-tu.f.s,.7t
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
PhiladeIphia alarkeln

Philadelphia n1Arketn.
s.saooiAssd tInss DinpAieD " spooisl WiToa.
PHILADELPHIA. March lS.-Flouy, dull and
steady.
WhsAt, quiet and steady No. western red,
85kc.
Corn, dull and weaker steamer, 4Sa4S1fc.;
No. yellow and mixed. 49a49kc.
OAts, dull; No. white, 37a37I1c.i No. 3 do,
851sa36c.; rejected, 3316a35u.
Glover seed, dull 71faSkc.
Provisions, quiet.
Butter, duh and unsettled rolls, 8al0c.
Eggs, hrmer and more active; extras, 1ga
l9bzv.
Cheese, quiet
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
WANT ED.-CHRIsTAIN MRN AND

WANT CHRISTIAN MRN AND
w WOMEN 20 sell our Child,s Bible,n with
an Introduction by Rev j. HI Vincent, ID ID.
One woman sod 81 In two weess, one 90 In swo
small towns, one man A. tae d st four days among
strangers, one 90 la town OF oT4 people, one IS In
village OF 784. five preYi us busiuess ex ience.
Send this. CASSEI l. 4 or limitsd
feb26, marl2 20 S22 Roadway, MY.
NoTICR-Fo WHOM 1T MAY CON-
~ CERN.-I hereby give notice that i shall
petinon TIE Legis ur Of the stare OF delaware,
AZ this session, TO grant me div0i ee from my
husband, haTry WI Cham l-Is, from the bonds
oi M, maui ,1 ~ 80. JhANbTr n. CHANNELS:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
MIDDLETOWN.

A Former Resident OF This Place
Arrested for Completely I'm wheat
stealfDg-A Large Carp.
Special correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
MDDLETowN, March 12.-John Whit.
lock, formerly Of this town, but recently
engaged in the bottling business at War
wick, Nd, was arrested on Monday night
last charged with being an AocomplIoe in
wheat stealing. II appears that two
negroes named REILLY and Evans did the
stealing, and Whitlook received the
goods, and also furnished the teams 70
raul the same. REILLY and Whitlock
we're taken to jail q, Blkton, but Rvaus
is still at large, having evsded the officers
BY fleeing to Delaware. The wheat was
found stored on Whitlock's premises. His
son revealed the hiding place. The grain
was taken principally from the barn Of
g. W. Price. Many farmers have lost
chickens, and It is supposed that this
gang got them also.
Clint Hall OF this town captured IL.
pound German carp in the Appoquini-
mink creek yesterday morning. II Ia
said to be the largest ever taken In this
section Of the country. It was ratified off
last night and W. Il. Johnson won 1t.
Mr.. Hall also got few herring. -
MIDDLETowE, Aaroh 16.-The Transcript
erred in saying the negro RvAns was cap.
tured on Friday morning. The officer did
arrest one Evans, but not the one CON
neCted with the WARWICK gang. The
party arrested was liberated during the
afternoon. Search Ia still being kept up
for the guilty party.
Mr.. LAnderbAush oontemplates coming
hither and engaging in the drug bust.
ness. rs will probably lease the build
ing formerly occupied by the Nep Era,
corner Of Main and Broad streets.
Among those removing from this town
TO their respective farms are M Combe
Clayton, Thomas R Hopkins, RichArd
Clayton, Charles Ellison, aud Miss
Hannah Gibbs James Johnson contem.
plates changing his place OF residence
from this town 10 Odessa.
George W. W. NAudain contempls.es
erecting four or i've dwelling houses
on his lots on Rast Main street, during
the present year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19

sMYRNA, March 17-sAturday ssaiter.
noon, Herman, littleboy OF Willard
PisrCe's was knocked down at Megear's
Corner by double team Of horses,
ard his escape from injury ie
mystery. He wss In the cot Of
crossing the road, and did not see the
horses until they were upon him. The
driver quickly stopped the team and the
boy was removed from his unpleasant
position, after the horses made at attempt
20 kick him.
James s. Crawford, a prominent farmer
OF Middle Alley, died yesterday morning
after . short illness. aged IL years. He
was born near Mid1letown ard waa
widely known as charitable msn BE
leaves q valuable estate, Three
isushtsrs, sll married, eurvive him. His
fuuersl viii take place 10 morrow after
noon ct 2 O'Clock, from hia lsts residence
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
PUBIIc sALR,
will sell at public SALE on the farm known as the
Webb farm, Just outside of the city limits the
WEDNESDAY, APRIL /, '85,

N'c@1
No !. Largo gray draft horse, lobe. sJa years
No. . GRAY mare, Kate. q years old, good worker
or driver. The above pair would make good large
match pair of coach horses,
old ' - e'''' - '''' '-O' '''' ''-A'
No. By horse, Harry, good driver or worker.
No B. Large roam horse, 10 years old good worker.
No. .. Dick, large black horse, years old, good
worker.
No. 2. Tom, sorrel hsrse, years old, good draft
No. g. Gray mare, Kate II years old, good worker
Nc. r. sorrel stud, Joe, 10 years old, good draugh
No. 10. Fannie, mare, years old, good worker.
fine driver.
No II. Big Jim, black horse, excellent drausht
horse, years old.
Ten tons OF bAled hay, l nearly new furniture car
built by d. Woolman, furniture cars, built by ID.
Wooman, good double carts. 10 dirt carts, nearly
new, l low Nat wagon for hauling sales, lot of
chains lawn mower. nc. One drny, large stone
truck, timber wheels, l gOOd family carriage,
lumber wagons, = sets of carriage harness. large
wagon sets OF lead gears set OF cart gears sets
of double harness, lplow, collars, brides blankets.
and many other articles.
1ERMS.-Al sums under SIS cash all over 81
and under $50 a credit of 3nonths all over So and
under $40 credit of q months; all over $50 \
approved indorser, NJ. II. lHILD,
Agent TO effect the sale.
marIdmwf.ts
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
SMRRRA.

clalCorrespondeRce of Gazette aud Journal
Smyrna, March l2.--psesiey Sp'uanoe
has received his commission IS recorder
Of deeds Of Kent county, been sworn in,
and on Tuesday entered upon the duties
Of the ofIloe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-19
Philadelphia stocks.

se0uIHsou Ios1 DI7phIou " oDouInI WHoss
PHILADELPHIA, March lS.-noon.-Stool6s,
steady; Philadelphia d Erie, 10; Reading,
81 Pennsylvania, 53ek; Lehigh Valley. 57s6
United Companies of N. j., 1851 North
ern Pacific, lSN do. preferred, 42eSi Northern
town. lO7; Central transportation, Is !; Buff
fslo, MY. a Philadelphia. 2 {; LATHE schuylkill,