The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1888-11-03
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l.iQYV, III mQntllsl Ne tor Sl.uV.g rms
oiler holds good for ten days only,
Ia. The Baker corn cannefy just closed
packing, 1900 cases (4QS, 00Q.y cans
Of most excellent corna, Thisnew in
dustry built a very substantial, building
last summer and furnished it with all
the latest appliances for q first class
cannerys The sweet corn raised here
abouts this season amounted to 400
acres and those who are competent to
Judge say it was Of the. first quality.
i The Appoqninimink river, Of, which
|pur, town may Justly feel proud Of, is. %
beautiful, stream. Her limpid ripples
[gaily glisten in tie sunlight and from
our Office window presents scene
beautiful to behold. It derives its
name from tribe Of Indians who
once made this section their happy
hunting grounds and, whose spear
heads and axes may still occasionally
be found.
Mr.. Daniel w. Corbit, the Republi-
can nominee for General Assembly is
a gentleman in every respect Born
and reared in this town, he is widely
known and his character stands I'M
impeached He is one Of the selid
men of the town. If elected he will
give grace. dignity and honor to the
position. We bespeak for him a
liberal support not only from his own
party but from the opposite ranks.
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the Youngsters Of this town. Gates
we're taken from their moorinps wagons
were placed upon other than their
owners payements and inmates Of
dwellings, were startled with the rattle
Of corn against their doors. A small
omen ton wagon was placed on the
pavement in front of theHERAED office
! II looked like a free trade wagon and
we looked around for a "hoss +" but
failed to discover any.
There is n bed of excellent oualitv
of brick CLAW, equal TO potter's CLAY
situated on the west side Of the town
limits. Inducements should be offered
for its DEVELOPMENT into bricks Tet
the enterprisinp owner look into this
matter. A row Of brick houses as the
result would be q very attractive in
ducement for settlers Tet tbe bricks
be made, the houses built and the in
ducements held out for neonle to come
houses
The M. e. Sunday-school is prepar-
ing for a literary and musical enter
tainment to be held in the Town Hall
on the evenings of the Oath and 25th
inst. The first evening will be given
mainly to an operata entitled "Forest
Jubilee" Tabaleaux and music will
be prominent and supper and refresh-
ments will follow each evenings enter
Itsinment. Proceeds for the benefit Of
the Sabbath school.
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Hoil r. P;ddle,s Corner ~ Tbrrsd s,
Land Eridav eyoniuas tba IN, and
4 18th inst Nv Professor Yost az Pbilo-
Idelphia. An oyster supper will be
served after each performance. The
Professors well known proficiency as
a magician places him IA the front
| rank Of his profession hlonp viii, Keller
and Vvmon He Wall h,;ng b;s Nv.
4 cellent q Punch md adv show with
him.
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i Odessa is OF Russian origin and
was named after town situated on the
coast Of the Blacksea ~ Russia, which
is known as great grain shipping
centre. Our town, which was formerly
caiieu Ca'lltweli ; Driuge' wss oi'1 my
70 It's present. nllne pgloTe ethe ZEN u,
4 ware Ini9oao was oulic before "hlc1
nhle al Ine gram IN thlS section ana ana
1eyoiid Nllauietown was shiPpeu nom
TINS Point py wafer IN tnose Gays
E9e ilrms OF Srouch @ DAVIS JACOB
y Nauua'n o. near mere ana ue9rge
Oomegys Oh SMYRNA were heaVy snip
Pels.
The distance from Odessa to the
4 mouth Of the Appoquinimink river, in
its present tortnous route, is about
eleven miles. The plan proposed by
the recent survey, for which an ap-
was ti,sg - ~ ae0 ,n t
ls J;n ~ apoa ,t sosen IN t,ie7 nnI", y
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From a casual glance at a part OF
the route OF the proposed new railroad