Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-11-01
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costume, and advocated eloquently the right of |
women to engage in any trade or profession,
and to vote.
y, 65- The Reporter says. the stampede from
the Know Nothings is great that he and his
forces were engaged the greater part of Thurs
Iday in printing several thousand forms of with
drawals. I'd
0rTbe Democrats of Kent are pushing De-
mocracy with strong force. Meetings ARE
being held every day and evening. Vigilance
is the price of victory e.e> t.,H .,nge.7.
67-We learn from the Reporter that "a
Tonsorial Institute has been established in the /
| basement of Mr.. Nickerson's Hotel, in Dover,
| by A. p. Rush. '' '!.r p .''s r..
| 0SF. Mr.. Elijah Maloney has been placed upon
the Democratic ticket in lieu of VIM. II. Mas |
ten. 49,. ....:... =. .:........f ....
o. Mr.. Thos. M. Bayard intends removing
from Wilmington to Philadelphia, to practice
i Or Mr.. James V. Moore has addressed
tietter to John @. Clark, President of the Wing |
Conventin of New Castle country, declining
the nomination of that party. He says, he be-
lieves the principles of the American party are
of more Importance anthose dividing the old
Wing and Democratic. parties in Delaware, at
This time, and to them his influence will be
given.
OF VIM. Rothwell has issued call to the
American party of New Castle county, to meet
at Delaware city, to-day, to strike the League
men off the county ticket, and put others in
their place. ..st ,....... r....
; or Mr.. Benz. T. Biggs has united himself
with the Democratic party, and is to address
, meeting at MIiddletown, on Friday next.
or The Georgetown correspondent of the
Beacon says: The candidate for Coroner ON the
, Democratic ticket has published card with
drawing from said ticket and declares his inten-
3 ton of supporting the whole American ticket.
He, also, adds: "One or two others, we learn,
: are about to follow his example,
II o. correspondent of the Journal says,
: Sussex county will give the American ticket
/ 1900 majority. a.
IL or The firm of Harlem a. HollingsWorth,
: in Wilmington, it is thought. builds more iron
steamers than any other in the Union. They
employ between three and four hundred hands
and do work for all parts of the Union, as well
\ as Canada and the southern part of North
s. America sGi - .s." 71e IS
,el or About forty probationers have united
n themselves with the Union M. E. CHURCH, il
Appoquinimink shundred-result Of the late
r. protracted meeting. ".,i@'. '.'f i't'
OF OF The Chicken is down on the. Delaware
City meeting, and the whole American party.
It'll OF Mr.. John HI: Bowman, of Smyrna, ha
- bought the patent right of the Michigan Dou
bic Plow-whch has taken so many premium
nd for New Castle county, Del, and Cecil an
a Kent counties, Nd. aasi fr'' =, 1928. r ~
nk GF The Annual Agricultural meeting Q
NC Rehoboth, will be held at the Steam Mil
~ lheaf Lewes,) on Saturday next. 4 2.< - e
q or William Silver and John Mccall, {
- Red Lion Hundred, have purchased FORMS
- 265l acres, near MilingtOn, Nd, for $4,000.
80 or The sentence Of Sam oalaway, the negr
u who was convicted last week Of murder in III
90, second degree, was eaFrisd into execution d
nv last Tuesday Hesreceived 60 lashes on til
- back and stood in the pIlory one hour. Il
!. 2 win, femain in prison until the next Sprin
p term of the Superior Court, when. he will
= tried fGrthe charge of rape. Wethihk it vel
!, propable his neck will pay fer that crime.-S,l
u"- ser Nesos. ~ 1s toat1 ~ -eiii.sl tk .1''h'@F
i've ss.s ,s'tlI s... - 4t.sai3q aaAs 4ia. .atss
or The Sentinel says :-+5op Friday last ty
-Ft ETAs,.so
ma were amusing themselves with an axe, eho
I'm ping wood the youngest, while holding stit
,ta for Ills brbthegto cut, received stroke Of Il
in axe across f fingers, seYsriaagg them entire
nc6 from his handya sulaall4ns I.til8I 10 s98git
d ---of ga--44a--4s- s-ss -4-s- l4Asisof lf9ss
10 TICKET OF THE IEDRpENDBNT OR ROM PART
= " From their published proceedings, we see tn
fe'e the Rum party met in Dover on Thursday, 226
itn inst, and, on re7agsembling at O'clock, P.
=, aai the delegates reported the following tick
the which, on motion, was read by the Secretary
; tor For Governor--Dr. William Burton. 2
'0se Representative to Congress George re
tary Riddle. 80 - - s,;.f r..,,..,4 sa.ra
man senators--Thos ]. Moore, Moses Harringt
-. presentatives-JamesL. BesVley, Jonatl
the Brown, Pennel Emerson William, Tomlins
Mr. William sqtter6eld, Elijah Malopey, Joshua
Craner-I eea } asaR 81 de.4 sa .9A
was For Sherif--John Reynolds. fliisa sal3
thas For Corcner--N Nathaniel B. Fleming. slin
Man Levy court-Benj Donoho, John Green
The Duck Greek Hundred; Moses Price, Of Ii
e-Qf Greek Hundred; David Marvel, of Dover II
dred; James ID. Supple, of Milford Hundred
On motion, the Ticket wasthen unsnimo'
MASS adopted as the Independent Ticket 2ai 3
;atur- .fil Il -EEssr-- .s----.-A---H--a aal,afi
Geo. Boiler ExpLosrox--An accident occui
'auls- yesterday, at McCracken & Kehnedy's ST
mill, about six nil0s from Smyrna, which &
Grand near resulting in the loss of several lives.