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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
CYCLONE SUFFERERS
Marietta Responds to the
Appeal for Help.
A HANDSOME SUM CONTRIBUTED.
$i65.1O LIS the Amount Which Has
Been Forwarded Let Everybody
Do Something.

The citizens meeting, held Mon
day afternoon, appointed Messrs. B.
R. Legg and W. E. Gilbert, COM
mittee, to secure donations tor the
Greenyille (Ga.) cyclone sufferers,
with the following result:
Rev J A Wynne IS 90, Rev H J
Ellis SIS 90, w E Gilbert SIS 90, J K
Winters 5 90, Campbell Wallace, Jr
10 90, B Z Legg 900, J W Hem
dcrson 10 90, Henderson & Austin
10 90, J H Boston, Jr 1 90, WB
Gable Csc, J NJ Gable SOC, A N Ed
wards SOC, CNBarrett Csc, cash 1Oc,
A Z Brantley Co. S 90, Prof s V
Sanford SOC, H M Hammett 100,
W S N Neal 5 90, J A Massey 1 90,
A j Rogers l 90, J II Miller soc,
W H Atchison l 90, DR. J c Greer
5 90, G E Edwards Csc, J J Hard
age SOC, R N Holland | 90, DR. j D
Malone l 90, D N Anderson 500,
] I Anderson 5 90, W J Manning
SOC, G S McCandlish l 90, cash soc,
A B Gilbert SOC, DR. J NJ Goss
$50, James Warren l 90, George B
Nigh l 90. j H Boston l 90, Joe
Boston SOC, A W York SOC, l H
Springer soc, w N Grist SOC, Saxon
A Anderson SOC, L Black & Son
SOC, FL Meinert SOC, Mayor Z w
Glover soc, L S Cox SOC, DR.
H V Reynolds 2 90, DR. A ReyA
nolds, Jr soc, j HI Bate SOC, H &
Coryell SOC, T w Read SOC. LW
Virgins SOC, A Y Leake 2 so, Fl G
Dobbs SOC, G L Daniell SOC, DR. j
II Simpson SOC, c G Grist SOC, l w
Smith soc, DIR w H Cumming 2 90,
I L Hunt | 90, cash 25c, r L Reid
SOC, Mrs Schoenthal SOC, e Hlrsch
SOC, cash Csc, G M Crosby&Co 2 90,
Jno S Dobbins Csc, W H Fox l 90,
H II Clay 25c, Geo S Owen l 90,
c N Nell 1 90, Rev V F Manget
SOC, w M Sessions SOC, J w Har.
deman l 90, 7 W Florence SOC,
? L Handy / 90, W R Power l 90,
J P Grower 25c, H H Gregg 5 90,
NJ R Lyon l 90, CA Guyton l 90.
The above foots up $40 TO-
Col A S Clay sent check to Col.
Terrell for s25 90, making total of
1856 10 forwarded by our citizens.
If others should wish to help the
sufferers they can leave the money
with Messrs. B r Legg and W E
Gilbert.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09

evening the young lady, with her
mother and sisters, was walking in
the front yard of their home when
her dress caught from a smoldering
fire where trash had been burned
the day before. No one noticed the
flames until the young girls dress
was almost enveloped. Her mother
and sisters at once rushed to the
rescue, and, with articles OF their
own clothing, made desperate efforts
to extilAguish the FIRE. These were
unavailing, however, and it was not
until the young lady's brother ran
to the scene with bucket Of water
that the flames were finally extin-
guished. The poor girl lived in
horrible agony for twenty. four hours,
when death relieved her sufe1ings.
Miss Crawford was only Is years of
age.
M. ]. Mock, farmer who lives
within three miles of Waycross, says
that there is a wonderful freak Of
nature on his place. Near MIR.
Mock's house there is marshy ba>
sin which is several miles long and
few hundred yards wide. The
basin is filled with water from nat
ural springs, and the water is always
i'll motion, The motion of the water
forms run, and the run is divided
into two streams which run parallel
with each other but in different di-
rectiCns. One stream runs north
and the other south. The stream
running south empties into the Oke-
fuokee swamp, and the stream
which ruLs to the north runs into
the creek through which canal has
been dug.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hamrick, of Villa RIGA,
Ca, died sometime ago. The other
day, feather bed he slept on, was
ripped open and FIVE thousand dol
lars in crisp greenbacks were found
therein, which he had deposited
there.
The Ordinary of Fulton, with the
assistance of jury, has found out
that Miss Julia Force is insane, but
Solicitor Hill proposes to find out
again, for such will be the result.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
LOST MOUNTAIN.

Working roads was the program
for last week.
The sweet order of "guanner" has
begun to perfume the country.
March turned it's batteries loose
on us Saturday.
Mr.. w. J. Taylor has returned
from Jacksonville, Fla, where he
has been working for some time.
Miss Della Goodwin gave quilts
ing last Wednesday and a delightful
entertainment at night.
| guess Saturday was "cold day"
in Washington for the Republicans.
1t was here.
Mr.. Will Hamilton, of East Point,
visited his sick brother last Sunday
and his girl too.
Mr.. Virgil Robinson has gone to
Norcross.
The beautiful day Sunday brought
a large crowd out to the singing in
the afternoon. The choir will sing
at Due West next Sunday afternoon.
All invited.
Miss Annie Goodwin, Of Mount
Olivet, spent last week with her
cousin, Miss Della Goodwin.
ALLEN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
ELIZABETH.

Mr. Sam Chalker is spending
few days with his father and mother.
Mr.. Elliott, of Murphy, Il. c., is
visiting in Elizabeth.
Miss Maud Ponder, Of Blackwell,
is visiting at MIR. F. II. Dunn's.
Rev. D. J. Maddox has returned
from his sad visit to Gwinnest coun-
ty, where he attended the funeral of
his father, Mr.. Dudly Maddox. He
was 80 years old. His wife is still
living and is the daughter OF sol.
der who saw Lord CORVALLIS sur
render his sword to Gen. Washing
ton. He was in General Green's
command.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt and little son
have returned to Atlanta after three
months stay with father ard mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Seals.
Mr.. JOhn Byrd and Mr.. Sam Way
are improving their place by adding
blacksmith shop to it.
The Kennesaw Dumas Society
held its regular meeting OF the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Barker last Saturday night and the
new officers elected were D. d.
Underwood, President; Miss Agnes
Runyan, Vice President; Miss Katie
Barker, Recording Secretary; Mr..
Lieu Harrison, Choirster. The
speeches and recitations by boys and
girls were very nice and the beauti-
full poem recited by the lovely Miss
Lola Simpson, of Norcross, and
graduate of Young Harris Institute,
was very lovely and all the members
Of the society that were not present
missed a rich treat. Society will
meet at the home of l. 2. RunyaI
Saturday night the 18th. APEX.
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DUE EAST.

The new academy at Sardis is
very near completed, which adds
beauty and credit to the place, and
Miss Reba Doggett has a fine school
which she is controlling with much
skill and success. She has in at>
tendance upon an average of forty>
five students.
The old Denmead Touring mil
which has been shut down for several
years is now under repair by Mess.
CAN'T & Fuller, and will soon be in
first cla9s running order fox corn
and wheat. This mill was built by
Denmead in 1916.
John D. CAN'T killed a pig which
he named after the Hon Geo. F.
Gober that weighed 400 pounds, net.
Mis- Reba Ooggett is stopping at
Mrs. Nj. J. Smiths.
On next Sunday morning before
preaching there will be Sunday
school organized at Sardis. Let
every one, little, big, old and young
come out promptly at ten A. M.
Miss Jane liner has returned
from a visit to her sisters above the
Marietta marble works.
Mrs. Frank G. Terrell, of Atlanta,
is at her fathers j. L. CAN'T, Sr.
and Mr.. F. G. can come up and see
tor himself-tor it is a girl.
E. w. D. Cochran has recovered
his residence.
Mrs. j, s. Pickens has been very
sick with rheumatism ALERT.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
KENNESAW..

More guano shipped this year to
this point than has been in FIVE
years.
DR.. G. H. Field has been very
sick, but is out again.
Mr.. Will Grifis, of Loganport,
Ind, is visiting his grand father,
James Stanley.
The railroad agent has moved into
his new quarters.
The old depot is being moved by
Mr.. Mcmillan Of Acworth for Judge
Carrie. SERENE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09

j. NJ AUSTIN, Treasurer
MARsHAL's REPORT.
Mayor and Council-I have made six
arrests since my last report, FIVE fined
$50, one fined the cost, FIVE paid in cash
$3.50. hold Treasurer's receipt for the
same. d, b. PARKS, Marshal.
February 9th, 1893
Mayor and Council have made five
arrests since my last report and fined cost
d. j. Parks, Jr., Marshal.
March 9th, 1858.
Sexton Gorham reports for month end
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
A Word from "OId Newton.''

Cheney's Expectorant cured my son of
spasmodic Group. / find it equally behe>
fetal in all kinds of throat trouble. con-
slider it blessing in my family.
c. ID. McCURRY, Newton county, Ga,
For sale by II. NJ. Hammett-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
The Wealth Of a home

Is dependent upon the happiness therein.
If sickness is there, what shadow falls.
Parents, you should never neglect slight
cough or cold, but give in time Taylor
Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mul>
lein.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09

ONE dollar gets the MARIETTA JOURNAL
for one year, so cents for six months, and
rs cents for three months. Come in and
subscribe.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09

ing February 9th, 1893, interments 6.
whites 2, colored 4.
Sexton Gorham reports for month end
ing March 9Th, 1898, interments 4, whites
l, coored 3.
Alderman Dobbs offered the following
ordinance: Be it ordained by the Mayor
and city council that from and after the
passage OF this ordinance any person who
shall be convicted OF breaking shrubbery.
pulling or plucking flowers, defacing tomb
stones, breaking down fences, or who shall
commit any other act OF trespass in the
city cemetery shall be fined not exceeding
ftty dollars or be confined in the guard
house not exceeding thirty days or work
on the streets not exceeding thirty days
tor each offense. Approved.
On motion of Alderman Anderson, the
committee on lights and the finance COM
mittee were instructed to make, if possible,
a satisfactory adjustment with Mr. Wal
lace, manager of the Electric Light Co., of
all disputed matters between the city and
said Company.
Alderman Dobbs reported the coverings
over the cisterns on the puolic square in
an unsafe condition and recommended
that iron sleepers be placed under them.
On motion of AlGerpan Brumby council
instructed Alderman Dobbs to have the
work done.
The finance committee reported that J.
b. Blackwell had been over taxed on per-
sonal property for 1892 ST.. 40 and ordered
voucher issued to him for that amount
A report from the Mayor was laid on the
table.
Alderman Brumby made the point that
communication from the Mayor was out
of order. The Mayor overruled the point.
Aid. Gober moved to appeal from the
Mayors decision and the council sustain>
ed Alderman Brumby
Alderman Anderson offered lhc follow
ing resolution: Resolved, That the finance
committee be instructed to borrow one
thousand dollars for as long a time as they
may think necessary, not exceeding nine
months. Approved.
On motion Of Aid. Brumby the license
on billiard tables was fixed at $5O.0o for
the present year, and all other license at
same figures as for 1892.
Tho foIlr,m;n,,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09

For Corns, Warts and Bunions
Use only Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
Proceedings for the Past
Two Months.
CEMETERY Decorators LOOKOUT.
One thousand Dollars TO Be Borrow.
ed Until the Taxes are Paid to Run
the City Government.
MARIETTA, GA, March 9th, 1893.

Regular meeting of Council. Present,
Hon. I. W. Glover, Mayor, and full board
OF Aldermen, except Aid. Boone. Minutes
OF last meeting read and approved.
MIR. w. A. McCrea came before the
Council and reported very bad condition
OF Dobbs street near the shops of the Ma
rietta Manufacturing Co., stating that the
railroad authorities were to blame for same
and he was informed that Council would at
once look into the meter.
The following reports were read and
approved:
CLERKS REPoRT-for month ending Feb 6.
Cash Received from
J l. Sibley, new business, ms. SO 90
VIM. Aston Il Sons, new business 10 90
License to sell corn medicine l 90
Property tax 1922 SO
Street tax Sc so
School lax 63l GO
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and vouchers ordered Issued Tor same:
M Austin, street certificates s Go Is
Gilbert, street certificates 81 81
Whitlock & Smith, coal 10 IS |
Marietta Electric Light Co.,
for Jan. and Feb. 1898 4l6 10 |
Bell Il Dobbs, shoeing mules 60
II Meinert coal 675
W b Gilbert, table and oil cloth 10 SO |
K n Holland, Guardian, rent of lot Is 90 |
J Fl Bate & Co., repairing clock to
LIST Jan. 1898 1900
HARDWOOD Seminary Co., rent to
10th Jan 1893 IS COL
Male Academy Co., rent to 10th
Jan. 1893 81 so |
D B Parks. Jr., sal Jan and Feb rs 90 |
h " Moon, salary Jan and Feb IS 90
s Gorham, salary Jan and Feb 40 90
X K Lawhon, commissions, &C., IA 54
No other business appearing Council
adjourned. Il. Z. LAwHoN, Clerk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
$l732 03
Tax Fl fas issued for 1892 1927 81.

Tax Fl fas issued for 1892 1927 81.
Of the above | hold the City Treasurer s
receipt for $l100 43, and tax Fl fas 1927 81
and School Board Treasurer receipt for
$63l 60. Total $l732 o.
Street tax by work So 90.
r. E. LAwHoN, City Clerk.
CLERKS REPoRT-,fCr month ending March 6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

The Ramblars Association held their
second grand reception in Red Mems
Hall last evening and not Withstand.
ing the stormy weather was we'll ut.
tended. Everybody had a good time
and dispersed to their homes at an
early hour after partaking abundant.
ly of refreshments. Among those
present were: Misses sue Hickman,
Allie and Lumil Lang. Ger,ie Cleaver,
Jennie Parsons. Ioutls Vlnil and Sa.
die slllitoe, Emma Everhardt, May
Siney, Mary button, MJllle Primrose,
Flora Sillitoe. Mamie JeiIeris, Ella
Jeileris, Annie Lightly. Sallie Funk,
Ida and Hattie RASH Edith Blackburn
and Messrs. Al Hall. Levin Hudson,
Chas. Emerlng, Claude Homes, Cna :
and Willis Blackburn, Edward Sillltoe,
Karl Brycr, Charles Seares, Harry
Walter, Frank Maruney. George Hayes
John Emering, VIM. Gala han, Jainea
Dawson, Anderson and Waterman.
Members please watch this paper for
notice uf business meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Bee ause 1t makes people we'll.
No other remedy was ever SO gener-
oily recommended by tho medical pro-
fesslon.
Prof Edward Il. Phelps, NJ. D., Ill.
d., OF Dartmouth College, who first
prescribed it, was one OF the most emi.
nent OF practitioners.
The formula, which has been freely
glyon to the medical profession, has
been Endorsed from the first: for
faines celery compound is not n
patent medicine. a sHrsaparilla, or an
ordinary tonic, but Is the true remedy
Tor diseases arising from debility OF
the nervous system. 5".
1t ID u positive cure for dvspepsia,
biliousness, liver complaint, neuralgia,
rheumatism, all nervous diseases, and
kidney troubles. ....
Says W. Z. Anthony. NJ D., Of Pro
violence: Il have used paine's celery
compound, and the patients express.
ell themselves AS much pleased with
the cMoct experienced from It's use. g
tonic and restorative. It socms ia
meet tho Indications In casas OF debil,
ity, such. as Il rule, 9 are tho sequel
or he grip. | snail Dp pleased to re.
commend Its Use wherever it Is indl.
Gated.
+. II. Jnllllus, u. D., of Portland,
| Nc, says; physicians do not Praise
patent or proprietary medicines Or pre-
scribe them rur their patients Homes,
practitioners. however wn' nrOarlo
, tors furnish the formula OF medicine
must frankly test It's merits, II it has
Any, and not hesitate to express thell
/ opinion OF it. This have been doing
! In my practice with paine's celery
compound, knowing of what 1t i
composed ana the high reputation OF
Its discoyerer, Prof Edward t. lhelps
II. d. LII. -, Of Dartmouth l gave
it thorough trial and fGuni il tc
meet every want Of tho ualadias fol
| which IL is recommended
Willie cunning the midnight oil
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15
orders peculiar to this climate. y

| orders peculiar to this climate"
from HoIgdon. Me-, James Tabor
NJ. b., writes: "a will certify in refer
ence to the great relief obtained by
the use of Paine's celery compound in
tho nfter.o liecis of the grip. irregular
motions of the heart, numbness of the
hands and feet, partial loss of brain
! power, and in kidney troubles. Not
only my patients, but both Mrs. Tabor
and myself have used IL with good
| success"
| And by the same mail comes let.
4 ter from MIR. Albert Wood of Hayer-
hill, Mass. whose likeness appears
above; In which he says: II was
/ troubled with the asthma for some
live years, and at times found 1t very
difficult to breathe. took Paine 4
celery compound, which has entirely
cured me. After taking two bottles /
| derived great benefit. am now near.
! ly I'll years old but can walk as spry as
young man. / WIS also troubled
about walking. my feet would burn
very badly, but that feeling all left me
after taking the compound. am very
smart to-day and my friends all speak
OF what change there is in me. They
ask mo what | have been doing to
look so We'll, and l tell them that |
! took Paine'y celery compound. j have
recommended it to n number OF my
friends, and they are using it"
III. ). Is. Jacobs OF durham, Me-,
SAYS that alter suffering eeven week s
with lun bago lie used two bottles Of
'Iaines celery compound and was
cured. "Paine's celery compound,
no says is very valuable compound
to me and | use il in my practice"
Washington correspondents have re.
Gently given Faine's celGry compound
great deal OF attention since the
most wonderful cure effected in the
case of Gen. Hamilton. The medical
Journals OF this country have given
more space in the last few years TO the
mary remarkable cases where the Use
OF Faine'S celery compound has made
people well than to any other one sub.
lect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

myself found it very valuable sys-
temic regulator, | might say removal
tor. 10 rheumatic patients it has
proven of great service, and In the
alarming growth of serious nervous
affections in the 10Th century. I cannot
but say when people have to keep
dosing, let them take so helpful and
harmless medicine as Palne's celery
compound. for 1t ID of much benefit in
this class of disorders"
Says j. ii. Lindsey, NJ. D., OF Reeds
Ferry, n. H.: II have used Paine's
celery compound, with the most
happy results. l can cheerfully re-
COMMEND it in all chronic cases. such
as rheumatism. nervous affections etc.
also in cases OF debility lroia long con
t!nued fevars, and general debility
from Whatever cause. | am daily pre-
scriLing the compound"
From Lewis Blundin. the well known
physician, whose homo is in Hume
Hlilo. Penn, comes this testimonial:
II gives ine GieIt pleasure TO say
thhl my former eApi I'D opinion of
Itlno's celery compound has not been
altered by its continued use Where
ever my prognosls and diagnosis OF a
case Indicates its use, freely r,cptn.
mend and prescribe it, with faith in
its good results, aud | am never de.
ceived in them. iiGi it to be u grand
remedy. l am much pleased with lis
tonic and nervlno qualities Iu mv
own case the cell ti7su, Of the kid.
noys were rapidly breaking down and
l WAS last drifting into confirmed nj
huminaria. Or BriEhts disease, when
Pniuo's celery compound at once ar
rested the decay and lind myself on,
the rapid road TO permanent re.
, coyery."
c. i. Cola, NJ. D., the medical direc.
tor Of tho Prairie du CHEN Medical
Institute says: Il have used consider.
able Palne's celery compound in my
practice during The past four Years,
and cnus!dorit the best preparation
OF its Kind on the market have used
1t with good results In the bilious dis,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

The King street market presen,a ed a
lively appearance this morning. The
stiff March wind put life into tia busy
housewives as they illl6d their baskets
with all tho choice articles of the mar.
kat. As soon as their purchases were
completed they were off again, and by
il O'Clock few wagons were seen.
Lent not being over yet there was an
unusually largo amount of eggs sold.
They brought from 20 to % cents per
dozen. Next to eggs, fish dealers re-
port the next largest sales.
The prices of other articles were as
follows: Butter, SO and 30 cents per
pound; cabbage from 3 to 10 cents per
hand; lima beans. 10 cents per quart:
peas 10 cents per quart; celery. cents
stalk onions 10 cents a half peck,
turn!ps, cents per quarter peckI
white potatoes, ID half peck. swests, i6
pef quarter; oranges. Is TO so per doz-
en- bannnas, 10 to 25 Per dozen; demons,
90 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Bucher photographer. TOO Market.
AZ you want first class dysinR apt
ecoutipg done, go TO No. go King.
Shelving counters and hanging.rodi
street.
Rev. Julius E. Grammer, d, D., Of
Baltimore, preached In 81. Andrew'i
Church yesterday afternoon.
Pabst Milwaukee Beer on tap o,
In BOTTLES by tho dozen or barrel, oil
Robelen's, los W. 7th st.
The finest buekwheat meal prepared
or otherwise, and at the lowest prices,
at j. j. Smiths. 4th and Shipley SITS.
The annual meeting of the Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad was held yesterday
morning at Musical Fund Hall in Phil.
adelphia. The annual report was read
and adopted.
An ordinance passed by City Coun-
Gil OF Chester. Pa, to cut down the
salary OF the mayor from $500 to
$1,000 was vetoed by Mayor Coates
who think the responsibilities OF the
Office too great for fl0O0 man.
Relic hunters at the Chadds' Ford
Junction wreck have been stopped. 1t
waa feared they would carry off the
whole locom olive
Mrs; j. Moreland. OF Newport Del.
attended masquerade party at Ches-
ter, at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Il. fingling. on Saturday evening.
An entertainment WINS given in
Union III. Il. Church last evening un.
der the aus oices OF Rev. u. l.. Hubbard's
Bible class.
Tho. scholars OF Asbury Sunday
school celebrated the annual mission.
airy entertainment last night Rov.
John ID. Q. Hanna spoke on missions.
A benefit musical and athletic on
tertainment was given In Messlck's
Hall last evening.
The annual reports OF tho Water and
Health Departments have been Issued.
Edwpd II. Brennan, w. b. Curswell
and George Z. Vernon visited the dog
show at Washington, d. o., on Tucs.
day.
Colonel Henry A. DUPONT of this
city was yesterday elected a director
OF the New York aud New England
Railroad. The Mcleod ticket was
successful.
The directors OF the Lehigh Valley
Railroad yesterday scaled the divi-
dend down from z to 5 per cent. A
quarterly dividend OF Il. por cent was
uotiaiet Nuh AIlii I5I. no IOuuCllON
is To he In force two years.
Joseph Sapp has removed from
Fencader Hundred. to the farm OF
Robert Mccullough, near Guyancourt
Christiana Hundred. The farm he left
Is now occupied by Walter Thompson,
formerly of Red Lion Hundred.
The Water Commissioners met last
night and transacted routine business.
John Bott has In his possession q
history OF Napoleon Bonapalte written
by citizen OF Delaware.
Samuel Martin, a drug clerk In our
city, spent Sunday with his parents,
who reside ut Kenneth Square, Pa.
Miss Gertrude Johnson, OF this city
is visiting the Misses Parker, at Chest
nut Knoll.
Misses Lillian Baldwin and Bessie
Dorsey, of this city, are the guests of
West Chester friends.
Mise Elizabeth, widow of George L. !
Wills, will DO Inferred tomorrow at 8
O'Clock from her son law S residence
Phillip Il. Clark. No. Si3 West street.