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To Inspect the Bridge.

The new iron bridge across The Appo-
quinimink at Odessa will be finally in
spected by the Levy Court on Monday
next. Contractor Morris will look forward
to this with pleasure, as he will have some
prospect of getting his money
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Horsey-Crow.

Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Edith Lysle Crow, No. 1907 WASH
ington street. Wilmington, and William P.
Horsey of Crisfield, Nd, at Grace Church,
Wilmington, Wednesday evening, April
5th
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Tenant House Burned.

A tenant-house on the farm of Thomas
brennan on Bohemia Manor was destroyed
by fire on Tuesday night. The property
was insured for $2T5.
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Salisbury District.

W f CoRKRAN, Presiding Elder
Annamessex-O S Walton
Asbury-CS S Baker
Barren creek-Eben Welsh sup ply
Berlin-W R McFarlane
Bethel-Edwin Davis
Bishopville-Luther Poole supply
Cape Charles City-S w Boun nds
Chincoteague-G z Jones
Crisfield-R X Stevenson
Deals Island-CF # Wyatt
Delmar-L P Curkran
F,irinount-T A H o Brien
Frankfurt-C l. Swain
Fru tand-T y Given supply
tiirel!e Tree j ID Reese
Gumboro-W + Guthrie
HollandsI-;lnd- w NJ uthews
Laurel--S n Pilchard
Middlleboro--James Carroll
Mt. Pleasant-W ii S Williams
Mt. Vernon-E H Derricsson
Nanticoke-F Cochran
Newark r Campbell supply
New Church, w Nineer supply
Onancock- e G Atkins
Parksley-N P johnson
Parsonburg-W R Quinn supply
Pocomoke City-E G Macnichol
Pocomoke Circuit--W N Conaway supply
Powellsville-G w Hastings supply
Princess Amer w Todd
Quan tico-J M Mitchell
Quindocqua-V Northrup
Roxanna-J R Hardesty
Reeds Wharf-To be supplied
St PeteEs-Warren Burr
Salisbury-Charles r Hill
Selbyville-T F Beauchamp
Sharptown-Newton McQuay
Smiths Island-J w Gray
Snow Hill-Ralph f Coursey
Somerset-D F McFaul
Sfockton-E w Matthewa
Tangier-Z N Webster
Westover-C X Morris
Whitesville-E FL Miller
] S Moore trans ferred to New Jersey Con-
arence
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Watch Your Dollars,

Chestertown Transcript says, Look out
for scent piece, of the coinage of 1902. il
Is worth 500, and silver dollar of 1904 il
worth $500. Possibly some of ne a bavs 3
been entertaining these angels unawares y J
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THE APPOINTMENTS.
Where the Different Ministers VIII
Hold Forth for the Year.
Wilmington District.

Wilmington District.
REV. L. E. BARRETT, Pre- siding Elder.
Bethel nd Summit B Hunter
Charlest own--T H Harding
Cherry Hill and Union-W T Valiant
Chesapeake City-Wilmer Jaggard
ghester-E Mace
Christiana-T G Eiswald, supply
Claymont-G E Wood
Delaware City--A P Prettyman
Elk Neck--Edwin Gardner
Elkton and Crouch's-I L Wood
Hockessin and Ebenezer-J o Sypherd
Hopewell-B FPrice
Marshalton and Stanton-C H Williams
Mt Lebanon and Union-James Connor
Mt Pleasant-W Z Tompkinson
Newark and Wesley-W Duhadway
New Castle-T E Martindale
Newport and Elsemere-A s Mowbray
North East-W G Rooms
PerryviIle-W P Taylor
Port Deposit-H w Ewing
Port Penn-D J Givan. supply
Red Lion and Glasgow-W p Townsend
Rising Sun and Semar--J E Brian
Rowlandville and Mt Pleasant - James
Purnell, supply
st George's-Julius Dodd
Misunderstanding, d G Hanna
Brandywine-J Otis
Cookman-W L White
Eastlake and Edgemoor-E G Young,
supply
Epworth-Isaac Jewell
Grace DobDins
Harrison Street, Short
Kingswood-H Dnlaney
Madeley-B F Waddell
Mt Salem-S NJ Morgan
st Paul's-T E Terry
Scott-John France
Silverbrook-William A Wise
Swedish Mission--Chas Nostrum supply
Union-E L Hubbard
Wesley B Quigg
Zion-L w Layfied
JPW West and H A G Westerf eld left
without appointment to attend school.
Easton District.
ALFRED SMITH. Presiding Elder.
Appoouinimink-EH II Hynson
Bayside-F E McKinsey
Cecilton-DH Corkan
Centreville-Vaughan s Collins
Cheswold-T R Vandyke
Chestertown-J w Easley
Church Hill-E E White
Clayton-H C Turner
Cordova-John Bohlin
Crumpton-To be supplied
Easton-W E Avery
Galena-E III Nelson
Greensborough-J A Arters
Hillsboro-W w Sharp
Ingleside-W William N Warner
Kent Island-Frank Fletcher
= Keuton-J NJ Collins
Marydel-Albert Chandler
Middletown-N VI Browne
Milington-G w Burke
Odessa--R Watkins
Oxford-J w Fogle
Pines Neck-W NJ Lister supply
Pomona M Anderson
Queenstown-W o Hurst
Rock Hall-Robert Roe
Royal Oak-O W.Devenish
st Michael's-SJ Morris
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The FIRST shaa

The fishing season has hszun IN snaa
earnest, and to James Gonard Of Port Penn.
belongs the honor of catchingfthe iirst shs'fa
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Salem and Morgans Creek-CS YORK
Sassafras and Masseys-Wm thompson
Smyrna-Adam Stengle
Smyrna Circuit-W r Mowbray
Still Pond-J d Kemp
Sudlersville-C f Sheppard
Talbot Circuit 7 Prouse
Tilghman's Island-J B Locates
Townsend-F f Carpenter
Trappe-G Conaway
Union-J B Merritt
Wye and Star-W H S Laller
WV w Wilson editor Methodist
Dover District
R.H. ADAMS, Presiding Elder
Beckwith-M b Nutter
Bridgeville-W P Compton
Burrsyile-J L Graham
Cambridge-F G MacSorley
Camden-Isaac Fosnocht
Cannon-T Williams
Church Creek. Madison and Taylor's Is
and-D H Willis
Crapo-W W Chaires
Denton-G w Townsend
Dorchester B Kirby supply
Dover, Wesley-W L Murray
Armory-J Ell Geoghegan
East Newmarket-Asbury Burke
Ellendale-L T McLain
ElIiott's Island-C w Strickland
Farmington-W NJ Green
Federalsburg-G 7 Anderson
Felton-H s Thompson
Frederica-SL L Maxwell
Galestown-J I Van Burkalow
Georgetown-C A Grice
GEORGETOWN Circuit-A d Davis
reenwood-Aloysius Green
Harrington-P HI Rawlins
Hooper Island-B Wheatley supply
Houston-To be supplied
Herlocks-T Cooper
Lukesville-C Fl Clapham supply
Leipsic-T B Smoot
Lewes-J HI Howard
Lincoln-T H Haynes
Little Creek-A C Jones supply
Magnolia-W Dawson
Milford-Robert Watt
Milton-E p Roberts
Nassau S Wickline
Preston-J HI Wilson
Salem-John Sewell supply
Seaford and Bladesville-C w Prettyman
VIENNA A Bre wington
williamsburg p Outten
Williston-T Tabler
W oodside-W II Benford
Wyoming-George w Bowman,
Zoar-W ] Lindal supply
J R Todd and E L Cross, Professors in
Inference Academy, Wesley Church
lart erly Conference.
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STATISTICAL REPORT.

Secretary Mowbray Gives Some
Figures on the Years Work.
Statistical Secretary w r. Mowbray pre-
sented his report. Following is n sum-
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Continued on Second Page.
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JUSTICE LORE.
A WILMINGTON LAWYER Sc
CURES THE APPOINTMENT.
A SECOND CHIEF JUSTICE
Within Three Months Death over.
takes Two oongratulations From
All Sides Endorsed by the, Entire
Bar of New Castle County Brie
sketch of the New Chief Justice.

Governor Reynolds appointed Hon,
Charles B. Lore Chief Justice on Tuesday
morning, to fill the vacancy caused BY the
sndden death of Chief Justice Alfred P.
Robinson.
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is Moore trans ferred to New Jersey Con-
ference.
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oU1RAHrEED CURE.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist 70 sell DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs aud Colds,
upon this condition. If you are AZ
itlicted with 1 Cough, Cold o. any
Lung, Throat Or Chest trouble, and
win use this remedy as directed, Civ
ing il a fair trial, and experience no
benefit, you may return tho bottle AMI
have your money refunded. Wecould
not make this offer did We not know
that pr. Kings New Discovery could
be relied on. Itnever disappoints.
Trial bottles free AZ Il. G. williams,
Jr. Il Co. Drug Store. Large size SOC
and SI.O0.
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AIN UNPLEASANT FINr.

A Child Pound Preserved in Alcohol Some
thing Unusual.
Thursday evening little Nicholas,
ason Of MIR. Jos. Rudy, who resides
on south Queen street, adjoining Mr..
i. 9. Berry, in frame house, while
rlnsacking the cellar met with more
than an ordinary surprise. He was
making a general tour Of the promises
Tor old iron to sell, and was about fin
shing up in the cellar, when he dis
covered q good sized bottle on top Of
the foundation, and back in corner
next to the weather boarding. He
pulled 1t out and carried it to his moth
Ct, who directed him to throw it away.
twas very dirty and covered with 4
mass Of cob-web, and she paid but
little attention to it. The boys cur
ioslty was aroused and he cleaned the
bottle off. About this time his father
came up, and to his surprise found the
contained achild fully developed.
The cork was rotted off on top and
misty, and from every appearance IN
dieatcd that it had been there for a
good many years. Upon opening the
bottle II was found to contain about q
PINT Of alcohol, not quite half full, the
balance perhaps having evaporated.
lAls led t. further investigation, and
Where the bottle was found they picked
W Tour small sticks, almost decayed,
and On one end Of each the letter b.
vas lust visible. Tho matter was
'arned over to Coroner Geo. Izatt this
%efllng. The dwelling is owned by
saase Faulkner, and has been rented
X nm for years past TO various ten
aa's. We have heard Of various sorts
Tie climax
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Tho Coming and Going Of Friends, Acquaintance
and Strangers.

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Tho Coming and Going Of Friends, Acquaintance.
and Strangers.
Mr.. John r. Staub, Of Inwood, is in
town to-day.
Mr.. Jno. r. I. Adams, Of Philadel-
phia, is in the city.
Hon. s. w. Walker win return from
Charleston this evening.
Mr.. Sadler, Of Charles Town, spent
yesterday in this city.
Miss May Getzendanner, Of Jeffcr-
son county, is visiting the Misses,
Jones, Burke st.
Hon. A. R. Pendleton, Of Winches-
tor, is in the city attending tho special
term Of Circuit Court.
Hon. Chas. H. Knott, Of Jefferson
county, spent several days in the city
this week
Mrs. e NJ. Smith, Of Chambers
burg, Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs
W. A. Gard, west King st.
Misses Ella and Rhoda Turner, Of
jefferson county, who have been
spending several days in this city,
have gone to visit friends in Hedges
VILE
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YOUNG MRS. WINTHROP
A Delightful Rendition Of Favuriss Play- IA Big
Success

A Delightful Rendition Of Favoriss Pity A Big
Success.
This celebrated soci ETY. play,
written BY Mr.. Bronson Howard IN his
|happiest style, was most delightfully."-
rendered at the Central Opera House
last night, BIZ the Amateur Dramatic
Company, Of Frederick City, Mary
land, composed Of some Of the leading
society ladies and gentlemen Of that
city, with Mr.. Willard G. Kelle, as
manager, MI. George A. Gardner,
director, and Mr.. Dudley Page, stage
manager. The Philharmonic Orchestra.
also Of Frederick City, under the d.
rection Of Mr.. Bion Firestone, furnish
ed the musical feature Of the occasion
and was simply charming. The
Hunting Chorus was especially we'll
received, and enthusiastically encor-
cd. The performance, as a whole, was
emincntly satisfactory, and the char
acters throughout were sustained most
admirably, Where all did 50 perfect
lyit il impossible to draw comparisons.
Suffice 1t 10 say that the whole perfor
nance may BE appropriately described
by the one word superb. The only
adverse criticism that can be made Is
upon the behavior Of portion Of the
large audience ii the rear Of the hall,
and that learn, was principally due
To the fact that the volunteer door
keepers became 10 much interested in
the play that they deserted their post,
the hall being already well filed,
which allowed number Of the young
and thoughtless portion Of the COM
mnnity to gain admission without
money and without price. The per-
Torrance was for the benefit of the
Hospital Circle Of the Kings Daugh-
tiers, of this city, and handsome sum
was realized. Seldom, if ever, has a
larger and more appreciative audience
greeted any performance in Martins
burg, and never, we venture to say,
has one come away more thoroughly
pleased and gratifed.
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THE KIND OF NAN WOMAN ADMIREs,
An Answer Which Took tho Prizs offered ~ 4
English Magazine.

An Answer Which Took tho Prize offered BY an
English Magazine.
An English magazine lately offered
a prize for the best answer to the ques-
ton. what kind Of 4 man does a
woman most admirefr The answers
vary widely. The one which took the
prize has, among the requisites Of the
ideal, tho following: stThe man must
interest BY nncommonness, either in
appearance Of manner; or he must have
the indescribable quality called charm
He must know his own mind and
steadily work thereto, even to master
fullness. He disregards they say
and Is not one OF herd. His friends
are men mot women, He is only once
deceived BY the same person. His
perhaps hasty temper never runs to
unkindness. He has not the abiding
peace Of conlmonplaceness. He needs
sympathy and solace in sometimes
divine discomfort. He abides under
no failure, bnt goes on. His occasion
al want Of success only attaches and
riYets his determination. 7
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The may blossoms of low prices are
ii bloom at Louis Browns candy store
"a 10 THE GREEN HOUSE.

ii you want to buy choice potted
plants. Roses from is to % cts. 4
piece. Fuchsias, Geraninms, Coleuses,
HeliStropes, Gala Lilies, Begonias,
Palms. India Rubber Plants, Verbenas
and Pansies in all colors and shades,
and many more varieties too numerous
to mention, which ! will sell 1t . very
low price. Also fine lot of tomato
plants in four varieties; one Of which
will weigh from one TO four pounds,
and other very early Varieties Also
sweet pepper and red beet plants. Jos.
Imbach, florist, near Green Hill Come
terry.
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4
and Post Ofice WIS laid Thursday az
lternocn With imposing ceremonies, mn
der the auspices Of the Grand Lodge
A. +. and A. II. Of w. va. The OH
cers for the occasion were Chas. J /.
Faulkner. 9. NJ, W. H. II. Flick, b.
q. NJ, Geo. W. Feidt, s @. VII. 81
Fleming, ]. q. W; Hugh Sterling. g.
| t.; Fred r.. Koisecome, g.. 81; Rev. J.
J. ". Hundley, c.; w. Al Gard, S. g i.
D.; Geo. r. Evans, J. g. D.; w. b.
Colston. q. Mi. w. Roberts and T.
NJ. Turner. q. s.; u N Thatcher, RI;
and Jno. w. Powell. 6. T.
The officers ana members Of Robert
White Lodge, No. 81 and Equality
Lodge No. Al Of this city and the fol-
lowing visiting lodges were present
and participated in the occasion:
Mount Nebo, No. OIL, Of Shepherds
town; Logan, No. Is, Harper's Ferry;
Elk Branck, No.93, Shenandoah june
ton: Davis No. 81, Davis Nv. Va;
Franklin, No. Z. Buchannon w Va;
Triluminar, No. III, Middieway; Gin
ton, No, SO, Romney; DeFord, No. S6,
Berkeley Springs; Berkeley, No. 81,
Hedgesvillc; Malta, No. SO, Charles
town; Bluefeld, No. S., Bluefeld, w
Va. MooreReld No. 20, Moorefeld, w.
Va; Dorick, No. l24 Baltimore, Nd;
Federal, No. 1870, Washington. b. eli;
Friendship, No 81, Hagcrstown, Md;
and Canton, No. 60, Canton, o.
The procession formed at Equality
Lodge Hall, and, proceeded BY the
Martinsburg City Band, marched
north on Queen street to Martin, mp
Martin to Raleigh, down Raleigh to
King and thence to the government
building site where an immense throng
of spectators had gathered awaiting
the ceremony. Promptly at 3 o'clock
the service was begun.
The contents Of the box which was
placed in the stone were as follows:
A copy Of the proceedings Of tho Grand
Lodge, A. #. & a. NJ. Of w. Va, for
1s92; copy Of proceedings Of the
Grand Commandery, Knights Templar
lof w, Va, 1892. List Of officers
land members Of lebanon Royal Arch
Chapter No 2; copy roll Of member
ship If Equality Lodge. No. Al; copy
roll Of membership Robt. White Lodge
I No. 81; official list Of corporation Off
cers, 1903; official list officers Of Berke-
Hey county circuit court 1903; official
Hist officers county court 1893; copies
lof the following newspapers and
church periodicals published in this
city: DAILY WORLD, WEEKLEY WORLD,
Independent, Herald, Pioneer Press, Mur-
tiasbMrg Lutherau and Reformed Church
Visitor. United States coins as follows:
Dollar, 1898; half-dollar, 1902; quar-
lter-dollar, 1902; dime, 1892; niekle.
1892; tlree-cent piece, 1892; two-cent
piece 1869; one-eent piece, 1893; Co
lumbar half dollar, 1898. Columbian
postage stamps were not forgotten,
and one Of each denomination, /, 2, 3,
s and 10 cents were placed in the box.
The remaining articles were copy Of
invitation to attend the laying Of the
cornerstone Of the government Court
House and Post Office building, Thurs
day, May IL, 1893; programme Of
Grand Commandery; ninth annual
conclave, Palestine Commandery No.2, j;
badge Of Wheeling Commandery No.
HI; badge Of Cyrene Commandcry
No. u; and badge Of Palestine Com
nandery No. 2.
After the ceremony the procession,
formed again and marched to Equali-
IL Lodge Hall and disbanded.
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A WORTHY CAUSE.
Lend Your Aid in Advancing oommendabls and
Praiseworthy Matter.

Lend Yopr Aid in Advancing oommendable and
Praiseworthy Matter.
The directors Of the Y. M. c. "A.
haveamanged with Mr.. Walter Pelham
for one Of his wonderful entertain
ments to be given at the Martin Street
pera House, Thursday, May 18th.
Mr.. Pelham is one Of the finest imper-
senators on the stage. His entertain
ments are refined and unique, em-
bracing mirth, music, mimicry, fun,
facts, and fancies. His .'Reminis.
cences of Rare Readers has been sue
cessfully given on moro than $500
occasions. He-gives twenty different
representations by mere changes Of
facial expression and voice, embracing
many prominent, historical, and noted
persons. Tickets, So and 50 cents, on
sale at Homrich's shoe store.
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500 REWARD, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure ID all its stages, and
that IS Catarrh, Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
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ing the foundation Of the disease, and
giving the patient strength BY build
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tive powers, that they offer One Hun
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Address. r. }. CHENEY & Co..
Toledo, O.
~ Sold BY Druggists. 75cts.
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OR soda looks right, tastes right, i
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The hest apparatus, the choicest havors,
the most delicate glasses. Even those
who do not ordinarily drink soda like
il. Try 4 glass of tho delicious Pine
apple Flavor, made from the natural
fruiis. lee cream served with our
soda. DULY S cents at a. NJ. Gilbcrt's
& Bros. Drug Store, No. II n. Queen
street.
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M. L. Dorm has secured the agency
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