The Odessa leader. (Odessa, Del.) 1892-18??, 1892-09-21
LOCAL MEMORANDA.
Gleanings in General Gathered for The
Leader

NC sOrt HSuNo arc huihSiou"'
The legislative candidate will soon
begin to hustle.
Chicken thieves are operating
through the county.
Marriage may be failure but the
solitaire engagement ring is not.
A millSman never goes to dance
liz pumps. They are to suggestive.
Republicans will be in large at
tendance at Dover and Wilmington
on the 2Sth.
To Let-Several seats in the State
Legislature once occupied by Demo,
cratic statesmen.
The LEADER will be sent to any
address from now until January LIST
for rs cents.
The Atlantic Conference Of the
Seventh. day Adventists have been
conducting a camp-meeting near
Newark.
Newark Academy opens on Mon
day next. Rev. James d. Shanks,
DID,, Of Philadelphia, is the new
principal.
Correspondents wanted in every
town in the county to furnish the
LEADER with the local happenings OF
their vicinities.
Middletown is to have a new den
fist in the person of DR.. w. Z. Bar
nard, Of Still Pond, Md. Why didn't
he come to Odessa.
Letters of administration were
granted Monday morning by Regis
ter COoch on the estate of John Ma
hony to Mary Mahony.
Mrs. r. S. .Culbreth, of Baltimore,
who has been visiting at the Metho
dist Episcopal Parsonage during the
! past month, has returned home.
MARRIED.-In Odessa, en- the 14th
inst, by Rev. II. S. Thompson, Mr.
Edward Goodwin and Miss Mary +
Evans, both Of New Castle county.
The postoffice at FELTON, was broken
into on Friday night last and the safe
carried out into field and broker
open. The thieves got $3.50 for theil
labors.
Notices have been posted by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company t.
the effect that berry crates must BIZ
removed from the company's grounds
by the 25th.
Theldry weather has fatally injured
!. the white potatoe crop, and the worms
have eaten up almost all the cabbage
consequently mashed potatoes anc
saur kraut will come high this winter
The most beautiful, and yet thu
saddest time of the year is at hand. Ii
few weeks autumn, in all her lovli
ness, will adorn every way-side, ant
, thousands of colors will meet TIL
eye,
The Lord & Polk Chemical Com
! pany have been experiencing brisl
season in their phosphate factory, ant
have been making large shipments o
their justly celebrated fertilizers, boil
by boat and rail.
, DIR. Nowhnd's carriage and tn
!, buggy Of L. G. Vandegrift came int,
i collision on Broad street, Middleton
on Saturday last, and while the occu
pants were uniniured, but slight dam
age was done to the vehicle.
The editor of the Lambertvill
Beacon wants vacation and make
this announcement: "If some one VIII
is always telling how to run a news
: paper will come and take charge fo
!: a week we will take our vacation.
: State Auditor Delaney sits at tn
;. Court House in Wilmington toda
from 9 a. m. to 4 p. M, settling u
d the accounts of the various clerks {
the school districts. The auditor de
Il sires that all clerks should be prom
: in their attendance.
: A large number of horsemen fro
$ this section visited Kirkwood la
n week to see the big trotting event G
d the Kite track Of the Maple Vale
$. Trotting Association. Saladin an
u Sadie M. gave good exhibition, tt
= former winning the race in 2.15.
I Charles N. Bell has assumed IL
editorial chair of the Salem IN. j
South Jerseyman. We are PLEASE
# to hear of his success, and hard
n think he'll want to exchange his pre-
n ent position for a "sit" on a city pape
' Shake, Charley, we're with you.
V. The New Castle Democrats vi
IL hold. bi.weekly meetings to hear d
&c cussions on the tariff and other issll
IN of tho campaign. Among the speake
/ so far secured are Chairman Hand
2. Victor B. Wooley, Alex. B. Coopt
i w. J. Lyman, Lewis G. Vandegr
lis and John Biggs.
IS. William i. Sharp, of Middleton
fe aged GA years, died on Wednesdi
he last, and was buried with the hone
s. due an old soldier by his comrades
to Major John Jones Post, No. %,
ng A. r., OH Friday last. Mr.. Sha
&c, was for many years sexton of For'
m, Presby terrain Church.
n The second quarterly meeting
ms the ST. Paul's M. L. Church, of Odes
nd will be held on Sunday, Septemt
25th. The Presiding Elder, Rev.
fred Smith, is expected to preach
the evening, The quarterly conf
elk ence will be held on Monday NOR
ng ing, Goth inst, at 8 o'clock.
a. A. Some steps should be taken by {
u town authorities to prevent rag pr
en- Ell oilers from driving through our to-
-. on Sunday evenings. There is
ng necessity for this kind of business,
tut they have all the week to attend
'aS such affairs, and then the rags mig
IN, hn tho n,nans If hrinoinr some inf