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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
What is

etoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
AID Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
{or F,arerorc Drops Soothing Syrups ana Castor Oil.
IT il Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions of Mothers CastOria destroys Worms and aaJs
feverisaness CastOria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrboea and Wind Collie. CastOria relieves
teethng troubles constipation and hatuiency.
Castoria assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
tOria is the Children's Panaceathe Mothers Friend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
Castoria.

CaSCOr1a.
"Castoria Is sc well adapted to chndrcn tbst
I recommend it assaparior 70 any prescriPtsan
II. A. ARCHIE, n D.
III 60. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. I.
"Our phJsicizns in the childrenS depart
nens have spoken highly Of thar expsi
enoe In their outside practice with Castoria,
ana although we only hGTs among ca
medical supplies what is known - regular
products, yet We are frss 70 confess that No
merits Of Caseoria has won Us b look viii
favor upon il.
UNrzp HosPrrAL AxS DrRzEsAKx,
Bostoa, 1asr
ALIEN C. SAITH, Pres,
,rrav Street, New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

WALL PAPER T!
new SPRING STYLES,

Embracing all the regular grades in Wall and Ceiling
Decorations.
The latest styles in Colonial, Marie Antonette
Louis XVI Rocco, Moorish and Stencil Papers.
Also full line of Lincrusta Walton, which is far
superior to any hard wood dadO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13
Wheeling Bridge and TefmIlaI RaiIyj

es1:fs HI Pa',s0 s'f agent 'lln 9si.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after Wednel.
day. June LISP, trains will run as follows
city time.
Leave wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
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Tho Cantaur Company n Murray Street New xoFk ois
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W ,. RoBI ssos. G. P. A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-13

ling Exchange dun and weaker at 4S43l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


s''NatIfral Gas.n most exhilaratfng
and laughable comedy, was presented
at tho Grand Opera House lust even
Ing by those ever popular comedians,
Donnelly and Girard. and host OF
comedians. A large audience was In
attendance.
Tomorrow evening latest farclal
comedy Ills Wedding Day" will be
presented Mt the Grand Opera House
by Charles Frohman Company. This
Will bo an event of unusual interest in
dramatic circles and should be one OF
the red latter occasions of the season.
Inc company is composed OF emil
nent and able artists rs Henry Miller.
Mrs Mckee Rankin, Miss May Irwin.
Miss Emily iiaucker and Phyllis Ran
kin and others OF tho like calibre.
The next event In dramatic circles
here will be tho appearance, at tho
Grand Opera House next Friday evon-
Ing, OF another Frohman's company in
DeMi'les highly successful American
play, The Lost Paradise"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

Here is a mislaid page ola reporters
notes on Evangelist Moody's faith"
| put my little son whom three years
old on tho table and said, now jump
aid will catch you. Willie looked
down and was afraid. Zoo many
Christians look down. Now Willie T"
| said. ''look mo right in tho eyes
Now jump" lie did SO and | caught
him. 1 her no wanted TO do il again.
He had too much faith, for he was go.
ing to jump u third time while | was
at the other end of the room. But it
is impossible for us to have any too
much faith in God. oh. how dishon-
orlng it looks not to trust Him who
has told US not to walk by sight but by
fuiti.
The Evangelist told several aneG.
dotes to illustrate Faith TO children and
quoted Rom. \; II.
L heard man say he Ind been n
Christian 30 years and had very little
faith. Ism t that a compliment to our
Heavenly Father Ito ought to be
ashamed. My friends. God likes us to
trust him whom VIZ can't 800 him
Faith comcth By hearing and hear
ing by the Word of God" II you
want faith read tho Bible promises.
Get anchored and when a man talks
against the Bible you'll know it. Get
the Word down on him.
l believe 80 are living In peculiar
days when the old doctrines are being
assaulted and want faith like an
anchut TO tho soul.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
Burial OF Margaret II. yeazey.

Tho funeral ceremonies over the
remains OF the late Mrs Margaret H.
NeaHer, widow OF DIR. James L.. Eeazoy,
took place at her residence near sum
init Fridge, on Sunday, and was large
~ attended by neighhors and friends
OF the deceased. She resided In tbs
house in which she died for over half
u century. The Rev. MIR. Vincent of
Peneader Presbyterian Church, con.
Quoted the services. He spoke with
ChristlanSympathy of the consistent
character OF the deceased, who had
for over 80 years been momber of
That church. The pail bearers were:
Drs. Nallnndigham Of Middletown,
Skinner OF Glasgow. Wallace of Chesa-
peake, and Samue! Alrlchs, Andrew $.
Eliaaon and Collector OF the Port
George l.. Townsend. Interment wis
made at Bethel NJ. Il. cemetery, Cecil
county. Nd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
New Cnstle Iteins.

New CASTLE, Feb. THE river here
This morning is full of small floating
chunks of ice, but as the channel
! seemed to be somewhat clear, several
vessels. which have been tied up ut
the wharves here. yenttired cut. Among
them were tho three.masted schooner
MARY i. Corson. with lumber. which
passed up in tow of the tug Asa W.
NuShes; the four masted schooner
GaDrge A. Mcfadlen, which pas sed up
In tow of the tug Pilot, and the bark
Drop which passed up In tow OF the
tug Pioneer. The Drop came into the
hatbor last evening.
some oil the vessels remaining in
ehe harbor are: the schooncrs Einma
c. Middleton, Rot Roy, BELLE O'Niell
ami James g. Beecher and the barges
Reliance and Keystone.
At the meeting of the official board
oil the NJ 4. Church last evening, 1t
was decided to hold church supper
. on the evening Of February end. and
SAlso spelling bee on or about March
4Nh. These Will he for the bsue.it OF
1he finances of the church.
An W llagl pole has been received
Soi .ie West and school. number oil
subscriptions have been received b,
tie scholars and teachers and it /,
Hestred to have the flag raising OF
FetNl airy ED.
The funeral OF Mrs. Josephine Nc
Coy will take place tomorrow from
hT husbands residence. Inter men
ps!yate.
Jhe trustees OF the commons will
mest this evening. Among other
fFms OF business is the fixing OF the
date for all election for two trustees
ihe lew market ordinance Will re
eeiye another readin. ut the meeting
oil Council this evening.
city Clerk j. q. .Iemison and wife 10
termed from Smyrna last evening.
Miss Sue Sherwood. OF Wilmington.
y hllihg n position In the Office OF
kE0wlcs' WOODEN mill.
Mrs. Mary Weggenmunn has re
tunnel from visit to friends il
Slnyrna.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

The Court OF General Sessions. Pence
and Jail Delivery, and tho Court oil
Oyer ami Toriniaer mot this mornin.
with Chief Justice Robinson ana AS.
sociate Judges Cuilon and Marvel on
the bench.
The Hames of tho Grand and Gene.
raj Jurors were called, after which the
lir5t named were sworn, and retired
to their chamber to consider II mum
Der OF bills presented by Attorney
General Nicholson.
ton the application of Walter IL.
Hayes. all the poilcH eases were con.
tlnued until tie next term.
John bsgS attorney for tho appli.
cant, asked that publication DO made
OF the return OF the commissioner in
the divorce ease of Eliza J. Murphy,
VI. William Murphy. and the request
was granted.
On motion OF Charles i. Lore.
Thomas Il. Iioisiel. who has studied
law in his office, was admitted to prao.
tico.
The grand jury came In at 1908
o'clock, and after having reported
upon several bills were discharged
until this afternoon.
The grand inquest returned true
bills in tho following cases:
john boyer, eOlored, FOR carrying q
concealed deadly weapon; Elias j.
Robinson, colOred, two Indictments
FOR iarceny;James h. Foronan, assault
with intent to kills Michael A. Mooney
perjury. and Samuel A. Sewell lur.
eeny
Boyer was then arraigned and plead
guilty to carrying concealed deadly
weapon, but sentence was deferred.
Elias j. Robinson, eolured, pleaded
guilty to one charge oil larceny
James l.. Foreman, eolored. was ar
raigHed on charge Of assault with
intent to kill, and offered to plead
guilty to n charge of simple assault.
Attorney General Nicholson declined
to accept the plea and the Chief jus.
ticc assigned Walter Ii. Hayes to do
fend MIN.
Court then took recess until this
III Tel neon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07


,salas Of pers3ntl Property will take
plaoo as follows:
Feb.
8 McclaGerty property mt Cohrt House.
8, Kenan, property at Court House.
:. Estate 81 Il. McCaiferty, eit;.
8 Personal property, OH pric' farm.
o. J. .. Sterling, W. G, q. lid.
II, " $. Gcohley. Chad.I's Ford, Pa.
IL, Furniture ith and Popl n
- Robert Merr'ck. Centrayile. Del.
~, G.; y Painier Christians lid,
~ Walton W Norton nrandvwine lid.
u. PaSsnort Rrns, Chris lana lid.
u, G. 4; shockley. Br ud'y lid.
u, A. II. Tyson, horses Chester.
- y Stevenson property at Court House.
ID 4. WoIlaston. MN Creek Hundred.
10 Frederick klair Il San, Chr St ana. I'D
u, 3yart Guest, Bra ldywine lid.
y Real Estate At Court HOUSE.
Is. $. W, McCaulley, at Court House.
Is, Security, Trust safety Deposit Co.
Court House.
10, q ;ig.ey & Bro 2nd and Tatnall.
20 Farm, brandywne lid.
%, Peoples q Juckson. Mill Greek Id.
q, Eiwood Webster. horsrsat Hnckesstn
q. Levi Eldridge, Bra1drwine lid.
81. Furn lure, 1901 West III street.
~ u, Il. Zimmerman. horses.
~ john 4 Elliott, Brant'y lid.
% stewart Estate, Chrlstinna lid.
~ A. -. Lecarpeat e., christiauu Hid.
% Joseph supp. peneader Rti.
~ ID. l.. hutchinson. Appoquinitni nix I'D
~ A. Il. SuniIornc, at Court HOUSE.
q, Sale at Court House.
=. Mrs. NJ. Il, litter Pencadcr hundred.
Mch.
:" Peoples farm, Ghrisiiana I'D.
Q. Estate pl Mr.. Edmen 'on, N. q. lid.
:, Louisa +. Wetdin, iiraudywine lid.
5. john Tailey i;rrndyWi inc lid.
=. &, IL. Ayers liraniywinc III.
9, Thomas Harry. New Castle It'd.
Q, John Tayl Horgcssin.
Is. c u. l'oughcriy, Livery stable City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

SALISBURY. Md. Feb. G. The expert
ence of the steamer Tangier OF the
Baltimore aud Eastern Shore Railroad
Company, which lief; baltimore SAtur-
day morning at O'Clock and did not
effect n landing at Claiborne until Sun
day night at 5 o'clock, taking 80 hours
to make Il run of Al miles, haa had the
effect to put damper on the aspira-
lions of steamboat men who are anxi-
GUS to gel their lines open.
A few hours after leaving Baltimore
the Tang!Gr broke ono of her side
whees and a delaY OF several hours
was orea5ioned 10 raand It. The tug.
boat panyinE the steamer had
to run before and opened the way.
Tho steamer arrived within ono mile
OF Claiborne ut IL O'Clock Saturday
and wGe SIX hours getting in Il half
milo nearer the wharf.
The tug boat ran up on tho Ice so
far several times that the steamer had
to pull the boat OFF. Mr.. 4. +. Benia.
min aud r. p. Graham. of salisbury,
who were at Claiborne, walked; uaL TO
the steamer and the passengers took
courage and walked ashore The tug
boat was disabled several times and
finally had to abandon tho ilb. The
steamer mad tug are aid up at Clui-
horne and sill probably be thare sew.
oral weeks,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

John Conahan. young man living
n S26 Monroe street, was arrested bl
Dr4eetiya hlcSey yesterday, for ataai
ing 81 from Richard Eoyall. Mr.
Lowell has a store on Wes: Eight
stn,st, aud boarded ct the same house
with Conahan. On Saturday night Mr.
IaTell placed the money In pocKat
AD3 while he left tho room the money
Wa taken rs Gonnhan did not show
up on sunday. Mir. lowell came L
thu conclusion that Ao was tho mar
who riiled his pockels
Yesterday tho detectiEn arrested the
prisoner ConaIiFn acknowledged the
ftRst. and returned si3 OF tao money
He enid he had gone Ia Philadelphia
anil there bought an oyercoat with tat
renainihg Sill. Judge stall teld Coma
has Kinder Sa0a bail for court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

Mr.. EDIroR: VIII you hi dly allow mo
spa GO IN your valuable paper to return
my warm appreciation and heartfelt
thanks to my many ri .nds, especially
TO the members OF Maaeloy NJ y.
Church. for their kind efforts In max.
ing easier the last terrible hours OF
suffering Of my dear wife Alice Boards.
10y, who departed this lie on Jan.
unry 10Th 1895. alter Il yoar of great
all OF Which she bore with
great Christian foitituds. She was
strong III lie faith and fail OF hope OF
an abundant entrance to the present Q
of tho great King tiers was grand
Christian triumph. Their kindly sym
pathy In this my hour OF bereavement
Is greatly appreciated
SAMrEI BEkKDsLEY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

The following deaths were recorded
at Registrar Coiauhouns office yes.
tNrday
Mctarlan ON February 4. at No
1859 Vest street, Mary i. AIeE irlan,
aged 8 years d.
Mcaianus on February 4, at Earn.
hurst Dol, Sarah McAlaaus, aged 81
yaai'a 9.
Zelglor On February ), at l4o7 West
Eighth street, Dorothy leiglef, aged
- years, *
Roberts -On February i, at Edge.
moor lIenrN Roberts aged month. +.
Polk ON February ., at No. 2lS
East Eleventh street, Infant Polk,
aged y. hours, u.
Long On February I, al Reading,
Pa, Thomas Long aged IS yeas. /.
Quail ON February 1, at Eighth and
Scctt streets, Elizabeth Quail, aged 81
years. Ii
Ire On february.i at Philadelphia,
Pa, Maggie Leo. aged years. p.
Ghambets On February >. at Sec
ond and Madison streets, Elizabeth
Chambers, asod 5 years. II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07


Tho Levy Court met In regular ses-
sion this morning at 10 O'Clock. No
business was transacted until nearly
II o'clock.
Under tho new five commissioner
act, it became very hard to distribu to
the members around satisfactory, to
go over the work OF the assessors.
On motion of Mr.. White the asses
sors from the Fifth district were dis.
charged until Tuesday morning next.
and the assessor from the Fourth dis.
trlct DO discharged until Thursday
morning.
On motion of Mr.. Mealey tho asses-
sors In the Second and Third districts
were discharged until next Monday
morning.
SCISSORS OF Chratlana and Brandywine
Hundreds were discharged until
Wednesday morning,
On motion of Mr.. Gallagher the as
SCISSORS were instructed TO leave their
books with the chairman OF the Levy
Court.
The bill OF W. r. Long OF SO for
taking testimony in coroaer's case
was referred to the Attorney of the
Court for action.
The payroll for the mouth of jan
uafy amounting to $6SS3l was read
and checks ordered drawn.
The following are the namos and
residences of tho assessors: W. Frank
Taylor. Mill Crock: w. j. Beck, Rod
Lion; John W. Dayett, Psncader; Gu.
leb Il. Lewis, Blackbird; John ID.
Stradley. Appouuinimink; Alexander
Metten, ST. Gerges; Howard T..
Lodge, Brandywine; James Smyth.
ChrlStiana; Charles III. Cannon, White
Clay Creek; Harry McCauiey. New
Castles Charles Wilann. Michael r.
Conway and John O'iIarra. Whining.
ton, ali OF whom were on hand this
morning with their hooks.
letter was received from the Della.
ware Construction Co. to have the ap,
prevail OF the engineer for the iron
work on Washington street bridge.
1t was ordered to be soht 10 Albert
Luclus, engineer of the Washington
street bridge
Tho books of the assessors OF Mill
Creek Hundred will be looked over to.
day by the court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

The 50.cent Elder Downs
for 29c per yard are all sold.
We have replaced them with
a lot of finer grade goods,
regular 75c qualities, for 80
cents. They are IN plain
blue and pinks and stripes,
plaida and dots in combina.
tions.
We have large limos of all
the standard makes of bleach.
ed AMI unbleached muslins
from 5cper yard to 37ac. We
can give you your sheets and
pillow cases all ready made
up-they are here at the fol.
lowing prices:
Sheets.
2l4 yards by 2Ts yards, Utica, IS cents.
ga yards by 9 yards. Utica, 70 cents
2 yards by2la yards, Empire, 60 cents.
Pilotc Gases.
| yard by II yards, fine bieac he'd, l5c.
yard BY AZ inches fine bieached, t4c.
Bolster Gases.
9 yards by !. yards, fine bleachcd, SOC.
yards by ~ inches, fine bleacheI, csc.
The very best Utica sheet
ing, Zoe per yard.
The very bost fine bleach.
ed Colonial sheetlng, %
yards wide, 22c per yard.
Wamsutta bleached Mus.
lin hard twisted, yard wide,
oac per yard, and all other
standard makes at lowest
prices.
A large purchase gives us
one of the very best Hucka,
back Towels at the price we
ever offered. They are 20
inches wide, 40 inches long,
rod bordorod and fringed-2
for 25c.
We have made one more
sweeping reduction in La.
dies Coats and to-day the
bargain table is covered with
garments, all at So each;
many OF them worth twice
that.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07


An agent visited the holIse OF Mrs
Nfsby, an attractive locking cOlored
womsn. residing at No 3ua East Sixth
sii9ei, on Monday fpr the purpose oil
ol collecting the payment on her in.
suEance policy, and after attending t.
this business, he hastily locked ttle
dor, threw bis arm about her, aud I'M.
dssiook 10 take thor unaue llturtles.
he WAS. however, toilel In his object,
AM finally left the house quito crest.
falasn Ibis morning Mrs Newly
complHneci 10 the manager OF the
eonpahy Vi tie cnud of tie agent,
~ho ass ied her that lie would leave
fhs city, and never trouble her again.
O8 this assurance she continued her
Insurance with the company. uuH was
salaeliet to let lin iilmannered man
a.tlt,n attest mud panIsnInnnt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
EDITION.


MfILTowN, Del. Feb. 6, 1888. The
Forrest Oak Literary and Debating
Society held Its regular meeting on
Tuesday evening January 3lst III the
school house district No. So. Owing
! to the neglect of our Road Commits
sioner to hive the road opsned lead
Ing to the school house, there was
not as many present as there would
have been.
There was soma choice readings by
Miss Laura Crosson, j. Derrick sou,
george Ball, John Robinson ani HAIR
vey Ball. Essie Dempsey rdcited. "Oh.
Sir, Please Say Amen" Essle Tyson
recited "A Very Queer Man." which
was appreciated by The audience.
The question debated, Resolved
That the legalized liquor ira ilic is UNI
CONSTITUTIONAL was discussed by J.
Derrlckson, J. Ball, c. Dempsey. The
debate waxsd warm on both sides and
would have made the cold ehllls run
over tho debaters of State Road, il
they had been present.
The next meeting, Tuesday, Febru-
Ally 18th, promises to be moro than
usually interesting, as the question OF
nacadamizlng sevon miles OF road in
Mill Creek Hundred will be discussed.
once more we hear the busy noise
oil our giist mill, which has been shut
down for the last three weeks on az.
count OF water. MIR. Robinson pro-
poses to run day and night il necas
eary, in order to accommodate the far
lners.
We notice our nelghbor. the Stanton
correspondent, Is still complaining OF
the lack of business interest In Stan
ton. Why not some OF the merchants
who have the capacity to fill then
place OF business SO full Of cold air
when the mercury Is down to zero,
and makes u customer when going
out feel as though the gentle rays OF
Boil is far moro preferable? Why moi
turn their attention to making theii
place summer resort? Surely som,
OF these people living In the city in IN,
summer time dying for breath oil
fresh air would be glad to get place
where they had such facilities for pro
lncing cold air and their business will
boom. O.P.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

Butcher. photographer, 70 Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
Hamburgers',
Market St
Store open Tuesdays
till 8 p. m.
.Y.CI0thing House
wILMIsaros. Tuesday, Feb. 7. 1898.

We have a few more than
200 Autumn or all.the.round
weight oyercoats that we
want to sell. Most of them
were made last Fall. They
are just as good as ever, only
broken in sizes. If you can
get fitted you can save from
81 to SIS. We have marked
them down to sell quickly.
Some Of them will lit espe.
clally large sized men.
We do not expect to have
any of them left after a few
days, just after it gets to
be known.
Our trousers department
should interest everybody
just now, 1st for goodness,
End for price. We've gone
through the whole line OF
odd trousers and taken of
from soc to 81. so Oh several
hundred pairs.
Store open this evening
until 8 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

Dots.
Good maekerel for IL cents a pound.
At I4anh Il Co., Ienth and Clayton
streets
Prepared ana seir-faislng pure bue4-
wheat meal. Three pound package, Il
conts, at j. j. Smiths, 18th and ShIpisy
streets.
Mr.. George G. Hollis. got a heavy
fall last evening while walking up
Market street
1he wedding of j. Morton Gregg and
Miss Ella Shakespeare of Mill Creek
Hundred, on the 10th Instant Is an.
hounced.
The Etna Social Club will give its
first reception on Thursday Febru.
AIRY ..
George f. Young. foreman of the
ship carpenters at the Harlan and Hol.
linRaTortll Gompany's yard, ID lying
seriously III with pneumonia at his
homo, No. bO1 West Third street
spelling bee will be given in the
public school at 1orklyn on Saturday,
February Is. Anumber OF prizes have
been offered.
The Misses Downing, OF this CITY,
are spending few days with their sis
ter, Mrs. Israel Durham, at the snuff
Vii
Howard r.. son of Colonel Ferrel, of
forltlyn, has come to this city to learn
the plumbing trade
Miss Ella Hoe, OF kenton, Del, ard
Miss tlqfence Growing, of Camden.
n. j. ia visiting friends on Fact Ninth
street.
Cards have been issned for the mar.
rlage OF William $. Hanan of Dovar,
and Miss Carrie G. Beck of Smyrna.
The ceremony will he performed In
the NJ, L. Church at Smylha. Wednss-
day afternoon, February 18TH.
A Philadelphia sculptor took cast
OF the head of the late Chief Justice
ComegyR, on Saturday from which hs
VIII make burt
A number OF citIzens OF Ceciieounty,
Md, have slsnod protest against
the passage OF the Legislature giving
license to retail farm produce In our
city markets.
Mr. A. p Beeehsr. the Market street
photographer. spent Monday In Phil.
adelphia taxing Views OF tho old
liberty bell. He took several views
and will soon have them on sale.
We are Indebted TO the Hon, An
thony Higgins for a package of very
choice Hover seeds. for which we take
this method of thanking him.
Several gentlemen loft this morning.
on the $40 train to try their luck In
tempting the iinny tribe from their
cold retreats under the ice.
Mi John {. CLARK is impraving varv
slowly,and from present appear noes
Il will be several weeks yet DesUIo ie
will be able to bs out again To attend
to business
I;ev. Vaughn s Collins has declined
an invitation to become pastor of Port
Deposit NJ. &, Church next conference
year. lie desires to return to Centre
vile MI.
Among those mentioned in eonneo.
ton with thu passionate OF Cambridge
III. T. Church ne&t conference year are
tho Re2s. J. H. Bryan, &. W. Pretty.
man and Robert Watt The arrange.
tnents FOR the transfer OF the Rev. j.
IL. Howard, the present p4etor, to-
Sew York are not likely to be carried
out.
John MulYeny, the contractor Ia
seout finishing mp row OF handsome
three story briplt dwellIn as housea
on jackson street between Sixth and
seventh. He is selling them fof
$4,000 each