The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-04
OUT OF Town NEWS.

Seaford wants a water supply.
The new editor of the Middletown
Transcript is a crack ball player.
DIR. sage's Catarrh Remedy cures when
every other so-called remedy fails.
About 800 persons attended the racing
at Smyrna on Friday last; the racing was
good.
Ayers Hair Vigor gives vitality, gloss,
aud freshness to the hair, and restores its
beauty.
Twenty-four ladies and gentlemen
are camping at Camp Rochelle, near Wa
wasset station on the W. & N. railroad.
Do you suffer from scrofila, salt rheum
or humors Take Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the great blood purifier 100 doses one
dollar.
]. Frank Ruth, builder and ex-member
of the Board of Education, Wilmington,
has forged notes to the amont of $4,000,
says the Morning Ne,os. Ruth can't be
found.
VIM. II. Wright, retired carriage
builder of Wilmington died suddenly of
hemorrhage on Sunday last. He had
been suffering with consumption for the
past fifteen years.
Roam Ben, a well known trotting
horse, now owned by Peer Pagan of
Wilmington, has regained all his old
speed, with little more added, and now
wins every free-for-all race in which no
contests.
The coroner's jury to investigate the
death of Harry Iweisel, the boy killed
by'a falling lumber pile on July 3, and
which had met on several occasions and
heard testimony in the case, met again
Yesterday afternoon, and after due con
sideration rendered the following YER
dict Resolved, That Harry zweifel
came to his death on July ., from in
juries received by Il pile of lumber fall
ling on him, which was piled on the
sidewalk in front of Lindley G. Kents
lumber yard at Wilmington.
The famous three-legged mare at Avon
dale stock farm is dead, says the West
Chester Local News. This is the animal
in which DR.. Rush Huidekopper took
such an interest. The animal was val
liable brood mare, and having met with
an accident while with foal, one OF her
legs was amputated in order to save her
life. The colt was born and the mare got
better. Then an artificial leg was made
for her. Upon this she hobbled about
right lively, and people came great
distance to sec her. But the other day
she laid down aud died without any APP
pearent ailmentwhatever
A special from Easton., Md, July 2S,
says: For six months there has been
much bitterness of feeling between
Martin NJ. Higgins and Thomas II. Trip
pc of this place. Mr.. Higgins is menu
Der Of the Legislature. Mr.. Trippe is the
Democratic register of voters. Both are
well known and prominent. Last Thurs
day night they met accidentally on the
street. A quarrel arose and Higgins cal
led Trippe liar. Several blows were
exchanged and Higgins used his cane
freely over Trippe's head. Next evening
Higgins was standing in front of his
office when he saw Trippe approaching
him from the other side of the street.
I'll let you know how cane feels" he
exclaimed to Higgins. Higgins then war
ned him not to advance any closer, but
the warning was unheeded and just rs
Trippe had his cane uplifted Higgins
pulled out revolver and fired. The bull.
let hit Tippen's chin. Physicians were al
once summoned and great deal of ex-
element prevailed. Tho wound forlun.
ately is not fatal. Higgins was arrested
but was released ON bail