Daily Republican., 1890-06-04

Baltimore they aud ready. market for
oil their produce. Old ssttl
ing the butter-bean spirit. Library OF
barked IN the business oi raising usauf.
Down there st the foot Of tie Llll 10 DR..
Emsry'e home, embowered In beautiful
grove Of shade trees and surrounded with
every comfort and luxury, even to duck
and fsh ponds. The doctor IL an old.
time gentleman, and at one time, before
the war, owned 2, 200 acres Of land In q
continuous tract, some In Baltimore aud
some In Hartford county.
The Little 0unpowder. passing through
his Estate, divides the two counties. The
doctor has now hut 100 acres lett the
800 acres he sold being divided into
about . dozen Of iarms. Hnterprising
and wids.awake to the spIrlt OF tho
times, he has upon his place one OF the
largest canncries In the Stale.
In passing over into Hartford County
aud ascending hill We came TO the
splcndid farm Of Hiram Ball. Mr., Ball
10 . relative OF the Miiitowu Balls of New
Castle County. but HAS been living here
IN Hartford the most OF his lifetime. He
10 pact his sllolted three score and ten.
and has met with . great loss In the
death OF his wife, which occurred three
or -FOUR weeks ngo. DIR. Cherries II. Ball,
who formerly practiced In Wilmington
and had drug store ct Sixth and Lom-
bard stroets, 10 = son OF Hiram Ball, He
10 In Bost0n now, and his brother John
u about joining him there to embark In
business. Others who went from Della
ware to this section and lived 10 both
Hartford and Baltimore counties was
lady named Springer, who married Mr..
EnRle, and Alexander Guthrie, u brother
to Simon and John 7. Guthrie Of this
city aud the late Joseph Guthrie Of Mil
Creek Hundred.
Mr.. Guthrie has been here some forty
years aud has raised . family OF four
sous and a daughter. Ono son, Wm. b,
Guthrie, Is . .eadinx minister In the
Wilmington Conference. Mr.. Guthrie
bss been very successful iu business and
ow ns two very hsndsome ard productive
iarms. At noon ON Saturday ws Jincd
Ut the hospitsble residence OF D6nns
standiford, = relative by marriage of the
Bale aud Guthrie. The standifords
constitute numerous aud lesdiag peo.
pc In this immunity. Not far from
here 10 the parental home Of Rev. Adam
Stcngle of Union NJ. E. Church, and lust
up the pike three or four miles IL
Jarrettsvillr, the home Of Archer. the
great deiau ting stale treasurer of
Mary land. Nobody here has any sy mpa.
thy TOR him.
lu the afternoon We were treated to a
sight Of game OF base ball between two
amateur clubs. but their playing would
have dope credit 10 professionals. Taylor
postoffice Is hero in the midst OF grand
country. A great many peop's through
this section are raising the Dayt tou hedge.
Sunday found us at sunday school
and church. The people hers are very
much cut up Into denominations, none
very strong and yet most people belong
ing TO one or the other. The Sunday
school In Clynmslira n. L. Church ID
held In the morning. 1t was composed
Of three classes taught BY as many lady
teachers. The adult lady's class had
eight scholars, the zdut male class had
four young men ln II. A children's a
class had three boys ranging In age from
teu TO twelve years. There was no In liant
class nor girl In school under sixteen n
years OF age. We thought of our
crowded Sunday schools at home. com.
pared TO this little hali-hearted one. Tie
international lesson was taught, but care
seemed 10 be taken to a * no other cues.
tions than those printed.
rreAcoing services came In tho after
noon at $50 O'Clock. Ike day Was de-
hshtiul, but the congregation consist ID
only OF ~ persous, counting In some
bahies. Tho minister, Mr.. Wood, Is
above the average In ability aud preac ed
most excellent sermon. The old cir.
cult syetem exists here, pure and simple.
=, Ihe name OF the circuit 10 Hereford.
naiumore Conference. 1t has Is ap-
Pointments aud three preachers, each OF
Wnom preach three times day. The
most o. the appointments are At tho sta
.ions along the railroad, aud the church
puldihRs are all very handsome little
suuctures Clynmslira 10 Que OF the
Oldest churches In the community. and
stands on hill. from which there Ia a
grand view OF the country for many
miles In all directions. The church got
its name. . queer one for Methodist no
melclature, from an English patent Of
land from George II. TO the Carroll
family, who were once the largest land
owners In this community. Tue tract
was called Clypmalira, and the ground,
Tor church and cemetery, was given
fres. provided the church was called by
that name. Everybody coming into the
netg ghborhood and hearing the name OF
the church 10 generally inqulsitive
enough to ask why 1t was 80 called.
The people sll through here arc hos
pitable and generous. II there 10 any
injunction OF the Scriptures more rigidly
adhered to than any other 1t 10 this: "Be
careful to entertain stranRers." We have
not time nor space to say anything on
politics. only that the Democrats pre-
dominate. but they are not Of the Dough.
erty- Mckee stripe, as In Wilmington,
that only consist of cheating Republican
out OF their votes. TowsOntown Ia tho
shire town, where the courts are held.
but We were not there.
Three prominent citizens from this
district. = few days ago. got permission
to visit the jail and while In 1t insisted
on splitting on the floor, though warned
not 10 do so by the warden. Before the
visitors were aware one OF them was
seized by the prisoners, taken to q cellar
room, stretched across barrel and pad
died In . made state. The prisoners at.
tempted to take another but he hung on
to the railing until the flesh was torn
from bis fingers. He escaped padding
and further attempts were stopped. The
case IL now in the courts. The gentle
man padded 10 prominent Democrat
and II we mistake not an Ok Office holder
Queer proceedings this. What would bs
said In New Caste county II visitors to
the jail were thus treated even II they
did commit such Rrisvous ofieuse - to
spit on the jail floor? But we must
close. We are home again with the
kindest remembraucas oi the kind friends
OF Baltimore and. Hartford counties.
For Cleaning SilverwAre.
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