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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

There Was bps one opinion expressed
~ hose who ofiaisliy visited ihe insane
department u tie slmsugnse at Fsrn.
tHtst Thursday, ana chat vas thst the
tas ot Delaware should tako cssa Of ia
inss4a aud rot send them to institutions
outside Of the State. II was 10. 10 Re
expected tllat all would at oncs say ths
correct thing 20 do IS for the state TO buy
ne bui.drS ,rcm Kew Castle county,
ant thers 7-s ceaa;1e.able a-ession 81
pinlln in tbs direction and il SCENE Dc.
cledly the right direction. Among
tGase who mad never visited the bui.dine
before there was much edrprise q.
PIE sed that the buiidiug was 40 complete
u its appointments. Al .cessher Il
looks as !. The visit On Friday vss al Is
postsr' atep towards giving Delawase
Que .. these institutions which she has
100 uHell relied upon the institutions q.
ems lsauia to supply By special ar
saHseneut. Blps Hens chickens should
s.Aad On their own fact.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

rHtLApELpHIA, Feb. ON the suit OF
Mary r.. Fleming for damages tor breach
Of promise OF marriage, entered again.t
John ). Patterson. ex United States sen.
ator from South CarolinR, tbs statement
OF the cense OF claim was filed yester.
day in the Office of the prothonotary. Tho
plaintiff claims damages TO tue extent o.
tt0,0 00. She alleges that in November.
1885, the defendant promised to lnatfg
her; that at his suggestion the marriage
Was repeatedly postponed until June,
1857, when he ceased correspondence
with hsr; that tho dstaudnnt entered
into an agreement of marriage with jane
Barron OF Ho.idayshurg, with whom also
he broke his engagement; and that he
ai,erward married Mildred Frank OF
Wsukesha, via. Miss Fleming has slso
married, and is now Mrs. Mary Rose.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
THE pENI.NanL1-


:, MA. 4. Z Robson has sold the Eas,op
~ ~ stiE, published for many wears bv
Aei late husband, 10 Charles j. Wriobi
q colerst woman named Minnie IAN, i =
~ ali FOND, ciaims to ba 100 wears Old
and Is in tu'l poss ssion Of st ber s, S,v'
H ~, aAe tiiis her garden eyerv yser
hp W.. the vegetables and aAiiy engaSe. 4,
ao.ife employment. ~ Cent e9ile 0g.srp'r
!. z peti,lon TO the governor for The psr
WI y irving j, Mills. who was aan
', e o. murder Ia the second, DEGREES ' a.
~ november term Of the circu;t con,t
y! 4, somerset county in 1884, FOR the iii
,nS near Pccomoke City, OF Littieson i
psyis and senteIced to eight ysNrs' W. ir . !.
a n;a,si. In the perl.entiary, Il beins
S'raaisted and subscribed to tbro,,,fat, !.
p, soiaeraet and Worcester counties, n 10
.ha ~, That all the judges etting n
ne tfial and the states attorney 80 ~
eutitg the case favor tho ureplias ~ n = !,
pardon, as Mills health ma mind has s.e
., seriously impaired since hls aan
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
FAT4L R1ILRu4D ACCIDENT.
An Engineer's HInDpIed Hod,
Dragged some Distance.

An Enghneer's NERNuleh EsodV
Dragged some Distance.
BosroS, Feb. GA terrible accident
occurred shortly after midp ,ght on ira
Lowell railroad near the ProSpect attract
station i'll Somerville, whereby an engi-
nesr Lost his lie and a fireman, brakeman
and conductor wera severely il not
fatally injured.
AN eyewitness says shout "a. 80 a. m.
a locomotive and tender PASSED M ne
track toward tho Arlington brsnch
which it appears was on the yey
to Somerville. This engine az il
passed the bridge md nearad thu Winter
Hill station swayed back and forih ma
then after il had gone short distance. il
left the track and toppied over on la
side.
1t was found thst The engine had faller
across the inward track aud man gn4
pinioned beneath the cab. Ono 81 INA
injured men Ind taken the preoaution
70 light a lantern ana Bot IL upan
the track but train cac,e down en6 h,
fore it could slow up collidei with t6a
locomotive aud drove II ahead tcwNrt
the Ceoss street bridge carrying
the injured man beneath it. When
he was taken out, he WAS dead and hotri.
bly, maMgled. Hs proved TO Be the ea.
gineer, w. IIankell, 35 years Of nee
On the locomotive we're the fre.
man, Trsnham, Brakeman Saers AMI
Charles Gushing, q freight conductor
The fireman and brakeman were BAH
seriously injured. The conductor was
badly sca'ded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
LE,vEs.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
LawEs Jau. 3l.-Upon investigation
the report of the trouble In the public
school at Rehoboth Beach appesrB to be
as follows The teacher. Miss Jones was
not driven away by untnly scholars, hnt
proved herself 10 lie mistress OF the stu
alton, by applying the aad to some OF
the misohievous children 80 eifectually
that she was asked to reaigu by the school
board. and abe did SO.
Captain Eli BurriR OF Milton and James
Burria OF near Wilmington have been
visiting their brother, Joseph T. Burris,
OF this place. James had not seen his
brother Joseph fos 20 years.
LFNTs, Feb. 5.-Ths people of Lewes
are literally supplied with fresh goldfish
obtained from smack In the harbor.
They are sold ct eight oenta pound.
The revival services at Rehoboth Pres.
byterian Ohr-ch closed last Thursday.
There will DO about 10 additions 70 the
membership.
Thereyivai services in the IL. e. church
here are being continued this week.
About 10 conversions are reported. Eight
new msmbers were received on Sunday
morning. The interest seems to ba in.
oreasipg. This h ira f,fth y,aaL ~ ,ha
revival
The lsd,es of tina P,esbvteyian obprob
of Lswes will bold n festiysi ~. Mott tnr
tho benefit az tbe rbn,oh
MANY Of Inc citizens are taking ssvan.
taQe Of the low mn q, tha tidss IN 5is.
CHG along tha san5 49, go 49, Is.
"razor blades" a species OF clam, shaped
ara capght AZ Inv wa,sr IN ahnnIa.oe 90
afford . ysry paletabis article OF FOND
pAtiliora AVE- ha;na ,,,c,,Is,aS hsrs..,.
ing the Legislature to psss laws nro.
bibitiug Sunday woyk and trsys, and ~,
tha yrokao4in,. 20 ..,,....,. :. a 49,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
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sUSsBx IEYY OOURT.
SIS orgauiza,ion- Elected Conn

AsiGtAFu siOtlnlE
rreasurer--A seat il Contest.
Special Correspondence q, Gazette aud Jorrnal
GEaRaErowN, Fec, rue Aepu, hcau
members y nous
~ uiVht 81 f34tg.tsi Ann sjEa5.
OF Rranktori Tor counsy treasurer. Mr.
Steele will be elected when rhe court
meets to. day. lie received tho nopina.
tton on the 9Th ballot which stood @ for
Steele to for Burton O. Pfe,tyman, The
other candidates were Jcshus Pniilips. Il
W. Torbart, DR.. j. w, Messick and MI.
DorawRy.
The levy court has organized with the
following officers: Ohailes q. penper.
President; j. Frank BACON, ATTORNEY !,
Philip Windsor, BallG
The Democrats through A. p. Robin.
son, ESQ, have given notice that they
will contest the seat ef william II. PRETTY.
man Of Bsoadkiln hundred on the g;ound
that he was not a freeholdes ct the time
of bis election. Notwithstanding Mr.
Robinson's protest Mr. Prettyman was
sworn in.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

The journal, an attsrnoon paper, sp.
pasently has q rather trying and difficult
task in concsslipg its true character and
position from the public though It has
been attempting The work on tho install
ment plan for the past two weeks. The
facts in tbs case are too patent to cover
up and our contemporary finds itself 10
most unenyiabls light. OF course every
body knows the Journal sold It's editorial
and news columns outright TO few
Democrats in exchange for whatever
public patronage they could control.
The bargain and sale were made Mt con.
ference held in the court house on Wed.
nesdsy afternoon, Jannsry 10Th.
The paper adroitly tried TO conceal its
shameful transaction, but being unable
to deliver as part of the purchase its Re-
publican editor, the dicker was made
public and the latter was thereupon
frozen cut OF the establishment, leaving
him exceedingly anxious as to the re-
coyery Of his cash invested in thegeater-
prise.
The Journal, however. Immediately
changed is politics, regardless of the
protests OF its Republican stockholders,
who arc in the embarrassing attitude OF
having contributed to work now aimed at
their own defeat. Whatever the Jousnal
nay ssy or do, the public must always
regard i. as newspaper WHOSE opinions
and good Offices are In the market for the
highest bidder, and u can have neither
usefulness as newspaper nor as an or.
gan for few men.
The Journal is welcome, as far as
the GAZETTE is concerned, to whatever
patronage it can acquire through its
shameful bargain ard sals. 1t has been
purchased of the expense Of whatever re-
gard or esteem 1t was or might have been
held in By the public. A public jour
nal hat will change its poll
tics and entire policy in "a hours
for = few dollars worth OF public
advertising can never rise above sus-
plcion, but will generally be regarded as
absolutely dishonest Had tha few Dem.
ocrsts who conducted the adicksr" de
sired to lay trap for the journal with
the view of bringing it into public con.
tempt, they could not have more effsct.
ually planned to give III crushing blow.
The GAsrrTs's advertising columns are
open to the public, but neither its
editorial nor news columns oixn be bought.
Il has duty to perform toward tie pub.
JIG and taxpayers ana will raise ID voice
to prevent en- abuse 0, their rights rnd
toward barring dishonest nen from public
otlice.
Il the Jopraal gees q. to prostitute
itself for a cash confederation il will con.
tinus to merit The emphatic public con-
domination it has already inspired.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
MIDDLHr0RN.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
MIDnhETowN, Jan. 3l.-Lewis Roberts.
aged about 40 years, died at his residence
on North Broad street, Mt a O'Clock yes.
tefday afternoon Of bronchitis. Mr.,
Roberts leaves wife and two children.
There seems to have besn iuaugu-ated
ageneral tres topping. This is well and
II every tree IN town gets some trimming
coed work will have been done.
i. A. 2. Bordley hes resigned the
agency OF the Adams Express Company
rreeed Mr. Bord.
~, AIR orott u pi0Qi,East s.s.u p0t d.
lar youes nsa, and will no doubt be well
received by the patrons. Mr.. Bordlsy
will engage in newspaper work for the
present, having made pleasing contract
with the Atlanta Constitution aud also
the leading daily paper in Delaware.
MrpDrETowS, Feb. 4.-on February
18th, 18th and l4th the Volunteer Hose
Company will hold terrspin, oyster and
poultry suppers, at the hose house, on
Lake street. On the 18th the Oitjzens'
Hose Company of Smyrna will be guests
OF the local company. Besides the sup-
per and Refreshments there will be excel
lent vocal and instrumental music. Sew
eral articles will lie disposed Of by chance.
among which are 200-polnd dressed hog,
gentieman's storm coat, a lady's mutf, a
barrel OF -four, q ton of stove coal, pair OF
skates for boy, also girls skates. supper
will begin each day at 8 o'clock.
The Lord d Polk Chemical COMPANY at
Odessa is making necessary and extensive
improvements to its plant. The business
has greatly increased, and by the time
the Odessa & Middletown railroad ia CON.
pleted this firm alone will pe able to send
out one tain each week loaded with
phosphate.
hone people have an idea that the
Odessa railroad is a myth and will never
amount to anything, OF leost never be
built. These people are mistaken. The
gentlemen at the head Of the project
never give up a good thing. and the
president, William Taylof, docs no; 20 in
an enterprise for glory, bat in business
way, Therefore with such man at the
helm people feel sure o, seeing the road
completed In the near future.
The preserved whale ms TO have
knocked the White Caps out for the pres.
ent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

At the request Of New Castle county
member OF the General Assembly The
GAZETTE ehseriully reprints the party
deliserances of the last State conventions
upon the subject of calling oonatitu-
tionsl convention. The Democratic
plank, adopted at Dover, August 2Ssh,
reads:
We approve the administration OF ths
Governor and other State officers, ard IN
State affairs We advocate the continuance
OK the ample, honest and economical ad i.
ministration OF affairs which has always
co araeteriysd the rule of the Democratic
party, and as true Democrats we recornigs
and ooey the popular will az evidences By
the special election held last November and
declare ourselves In favor OF acsomplishinr
the reforms now conceded, by all parties In
the State, TO be demanded by popular senti-
meht, through the medium OF a eonstitu-
tionai convention to be provided foe at as
aerly date as 10 the judgment OF the Leg
isiature, acting for itself as a co-ordinate
branchsof the State government, may be
properly and ccnstitutionally done.
The Republican plank adopted at
Dover September 10th, runs as follows
Rssoleed, That we believe the will Of the
people y supreme in making or amending
the fundamental law of the State aud that
NO convention should be called for that
purpose but by the authority OF the people
and II Is the senee OF this body that the
large majority OF votes cast for a conyen.
ton at the special election held the frst
Tuesday OF November. 1887, is the proper
evidence OF the viii 0. the people 10 this
matter and should be accepted by the Gen-
eral Assembly IA full authority for passing
an aci at its next session, calling a conven-
tlon and providing for the elsction OF dele
teal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

is the source Of health; therefore, tn yei u
woil, purity the blood by taking Hooa's
Sa1sapartlia This medicine Is paeuf
designed to actupon the bleed mud t1l oueh
thht npoa all the oggGns and t.ssGgs d. II,
body. 1t has specific action, also, upon
tae secrstion5 aud eEcretions, aud ngsists
nature TO eEpal nom tha system scrolulg
hnmofs, impure PARTICLES end eiiete mater
through this luEgs, liver, bowels, kidneys
and skin. /; etteetuhlly aids weak, IN
paired end debihtSted organs. trial will
convince You that IL does possess peculiar
curative powers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
s"ellA 4N-Ws y 5 GenEa .
number, 50 cents a year.

By all odds the simplest and
best working Meat Chopper
we know of Is the Philadel-
phla Fur pieces only. A
child can take 1t apart, clean
il, aud put it together again In
a few seconds.
The common meat cutter Is
a gyinaer. The meat Is rolled
and damned and crowded to
get through the machine until
the juice drips. Every house.
keeper knows how the flavor
and keeping qualities Of meat
are hurt by making 1t into a
mushy mass.
The Philadelphia Meat
Chopper doesn't grind. al eaks.
Meat that passes through il is !
chopped into bits as a sharp
pair Of scissors would snip
strips Of paper. The cutting
Is by scissors action. There
Is no squeezing and heating
of the meat as by other meth.
DDS. AT the first push what
ever is to be cut is brought
plump against the cutters. A
gristle or a stringy piece or a
fibre of any kind cannot pass
through Uncut.
1t chops
beef tongue
trro veal
mutton pork
poultry suet
clnns game
In a way to fit them for the
most delicate dishes. Minces
herbs and vegetables. Does
anything that the old chopping-
knife would do Except cut
ingers) and does il better.
The Philadelphia Meat
Chopper will finely cut a
pound of raw meat IN less MasG
one minute, or a pound of
cooked meat III less than fsVo
minutes.
Price 81 so.
The machines can be seen,
Ia operation In the Basement
near the Dairy.
BLACK silk-and.wool Vii
lette" Is really a black silk and
wool Camel Hair. At CSC,
ooc, and ST. a yard II Is about
half the first prices. Some of
the grades are 40 inches wide!
a new quality black all
wool Batiste has just turned
up at SOC.
40 inch black Cashmere at
75c--away under value.
Let these stand for a dozen
other as good or better items
In Black Goods.
W.. ss,,, John WANAaAxaR.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

The assessors have completed their Ave
days sitting to revise, correct aua ON.
pity their lists, with the result Of adding
5Sl names to the same. This is wha the
wild es,imstes OF 500 men lett on cones
do1a to after what has bsen admitted by
the Republican press to have been an
stainsa,ly far s&ors 20 tho pa. 81 liz
RtAs III nu!ttea ssv7t5, fY4
4aasst ana iuilest opporrunityt to have their
names recorded. The total number mt
on IN each Of the three distrir,a Of vii.
mington hundred during the Eve days is
reported ns follows: First district. 2sl.
second, l73; third, To-. The Tbird dis.
trtct, presided over by a Republiaan as
sessnsi comprises the Sixth, Seventh and
Ninth wards; the territory OF the two
Democratic inspectors taxes ia the "a
raining nine wards. Every effort las
been made by tho party workers TO drum
up those 1850 alleged aisfran-
chissi msn; the assassora have
been heartily commended by the
-'4h'+ "a - Eitkb iSE lAStE W1lAtDGDe6S
and readiness % do all in their power 10
second these Efforts and the resnlten.
Total ! 53l out q which, considering
the difference in territory aud condition
q the inhabitants, It il plain thai the
Rspuo+csn assessor missed his fun
share, Wa are pos informed az 10
@hsiher hs psrpetrated tbs hlupder az
dtl predecessor in getting mixed
on the name OF one Watson
"Awht" srsrIy, but 1t mas been stated
that very large percentage Of tie
aaEasa Cd Tia Republican asse7Hos's l!,ts
Tsle uissqe-lJd AMI his Lists generally in
q gasS detective couG,-ion. Had he been
q Democrat lnesa tanits would, Judging
fsnip the past, have been aser;bei TO
deliberate aud asmcniacal desire 10 cheat
Republicans out 81 tasir ballots, but, as
i Is, bis pasty friends have followed the
R3gies Of the old apoiosiss; Be to ny
taalt8 Little bliud.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

spstial Correspondence Of Gazette ara Journal
hrMAaK, Feb. G TO nossog night
s s VI, be meo;ins OF the citizens ia
orange Hall for tie purpose at oelebrat.
l.8 ihe completion Of the wa.er system
q Newark Quite large sum Of money
uas atfeady 9oen collected for tho pur.
pose. i u the intention OF the lead,ng
~ 70 make the affair gala dav for
hlWstk Representative nan from vii.
Lnsng'on, Pa.la1eiphis, and elseN here
VII oe invited 70 De pressat. Daring Tia
IN III, t..eSg val be parade, and surpar
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
ayanamnkrr's.

Ss.~sss-~.-.----..-.
gives clews To the DRIFT and
worth Of most of them. VERY
likely not 10 of these Is
Books have any special Inter
est to you; another 10 appeal
to some one else, and SO on.
.SomesoAeye there Is a mind
niche for every one Of these
new Books.
But how many of you have
the time or the chance to dip
Into the Books of every month
and make a choice? The
common way Is to buy hap.
hazard--or go without.
Oh course when a Book Is
In everybody's talk = as
"Robert Elsmere' or "Iohn
Ward. Preacher are just now
curiosity pricks you to read
II. But that's a slow way to
get a hint. Book News
readers see the light of a new
genius at tine dawning.
Newspaper men are in the
full sweep of the new Book
current. No one knows bet.
than they what II Is to have
the drudgery of Book looking
and weighing and choosing
done by a safe friend. Here
is what some Of them say:
fio better glance at literature from month to
m mtN, ren ne had probably BfooA'yn az ~
Foe prompt, unbiased criticism Of tho new
books IN ~ interesting form, this mngaslue
oan % rslieh upon---Sin FrraciscO Adeocaxe.
In every respect mirror of tho lltcratnre
q % NC day f.liddstpkM Aorh American, Dso
The best epitome OF all that is new and boat
In NE world 81 books. Ruriaoion On u r.
~ = jan. D, 1889.
A'Nph tHhMS BlNes N concise FORM partOCtty
accurate Information regarding ali new books.
stating their object, character, and all the facts
necessary to get an exrellGnt idea al book
heiorn getting tt--B0ito,l Commonwealth, Jan.
20, 1889 80
bong NEWS IA the hest and choicest thing az
mo kind published = ne 8p0sio,te Guido,
Austin Y r Dfr 81, 1888.
The worth Of HO0E NEWS ia far greater than
any Claims made for 1t by the publisher
1883. -
No lover q books will willingly pass IL by un-
ln,soticed.-Phaad;tphia Ept ctpai h e1der, Dec.
Inc detached plate-papcr
portrait this month Is OF Mar.
earet Deland. author of John
Ward, Preacher" Scattered
through the number are three
striking Illustrations from
Books of the month, and al
breezy sketch of Alphonsej
Daudet at home Is enriched
by a good likeness Of that
earricus 70. ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

I: the bin TO substitute three commits.
si9neIs for tbs present lsvy cour. becomes
3 law, it will be no mora than lie law
o7rEi has right to sEpsct as theoetcome
q tas abuse Of iEs power through the
leadership Of nRlrust worthy men.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

WASHING TON, Fec. 4.-Iuformu,ion was
received here last night that Mrs. Matilda
Gsiswold Frelinghuyson, widow of the
late ex.Secretary OF State FrsGe iok II,
EreliDghuyssn, died yesterday at Ne Sark,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
NER o4sFbG.

saetiaI restenience q Gazetta anI Journal
Ew CASTLE, Feb. 5.--Miohael Gala
cher died suddenly OF his residence on
F.n, strees yesterday afternoon aged 10
yeaIs. The funeral services will be held
u 81, Pates's + y. Church on Thursdey
"ornine e. 10 O'clock with iatermsnt in
the Cemetery adjoininz.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
Down in the Wabash valloy IA. F,i,,r

Down in the Wabash valley last Friday
young farmer named George Heilsl
thought il would bs good joks 70 play
gho3t, Clad in s9hits be atatioled him.
set behind soms bushes and waited Tor 4
supsrs'itious negro TO pass, The negro
c4mei tae bogus ghost sppeaEed and Sc.
fore Heidel had time to enjoy q aq1a.a
laugh he was d ghost indeed. The
alarmed negro had brought his axa down
aod spAt the tunny mans head from
crown to chin. Wabash ghosts cannot
stand auch cutting arguments,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

Tho ,alas of this eouutsy,t Espass for
tho menth Of December, SIS, 755. 4sl,
was greater than fof any one rlosth fol
tire past six yssas, except Dece, lss 1881
lAad s25,e9o, 009 in excess Of aLeexlA
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
a'aaalnahrr,a


o lltAeaLphi4' Monday, reo. 4 1859
BOOK News for February
Ri Jlhes. time OF year with
airy BOOK Nsws tells of
'ssi'sa!SFsgAt neg R9qks,. and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07
TINE INTssTMEYr conpAyy.
representative iorgan Gives Notice

Special Rlspatrh q Ouz9re ana journal.
DoyEE ESQ. 6 Representative MILO
gan gave notice this morning of tho Pen
lHsolar Investment Company bill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

The board Of directors Of tic Whining.
ton tais HAYS decided to hold TIE lair tnis
yenr September 9tt l4tn, about month
earlier than las; yoer, winch il liz
westhe- is 81 al ssasonabie shnnid mass
M sscond exhibition n eysA greater
SUCCESS than sae isst. T6s rsma.kabl5
anoeess Of last yasr when newnoss ana
chi Y weather we're both against il
augurs well FOR the fusnge. All together
ne 'hoon' spin. seems to be bee ming
psTnaneh! feature Of the losal.ty.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-07

TIE Rev. ]. B Merritt Of orumpton.
has sold his farm, nasr CowgilPs Corner,
nsl., containing $50 acres, to Prsssley
Eaais Of Maryland, FOR So, 100.