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Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

CENTENARY : Special centenary services
were held at the NJ. f. Church, in this town,
on Sunday-the last for hundred years
when about 5000 were contributed to the CEN
tenary fund
In the afternoon the Sunday School cente-
nary anniversary was held, and addresses were
made by Rev. VIM. r. McFarane and the
Pastor. The offerings amounted to the re-
markahle sum of $2l5. One hundred and fifty
centenary medals were taken by the children al
81 90 each.
The contributions of the day amounted tc
about $500, which, added to the amount here
tofore subscribed, makes the centenary contri
button near S4,OO0-to be applied in the erec
ton Of the new parsonage.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

THE TIMES" is PGJlished eUery "Wednesday a.
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priefor, at Smyrna, Del.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ,oiH be inserted at therGte oSeUer
Cents line for the first insertion; subssqusOt IL
ssrttsas 3! cents. 4 liberal discount made t.
onarterlv. semi.onnuGl and yearly advertisers.
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mitted to either body, but is expected to be
presented tomorrow. =,
;nanguration of the session of the Legislature.
That its proceedings will be characterized by a
greater shirt of wisdom and patriotism than
has prevailed during the sessions since 81, the
members OF which were elected by the Domi-
nant Party which then and now shapes the
legislation Of the State-cqn scarcely be hoped.
LIBERTY
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

Mass MEETING ALL the voters of the six
Hundreds of New Castle County, who are op-
posed to having their Political Rights eternal
ly infringed on by the corruption Of the city of
Wilmington, are requested to meet at the hO-
tel Of Lawrence r. Davis, in Middletown, at
II o clock, NJ, on Saturday, Janury 9Th, 1867,
to adopt measures to lay before the Legisa-
ture, advising them to make two counties, out
Of New Castle County, the six lower hundreds
making one County to be called New Castle
County. Also to adopt process against the
Legislature passing any acts during its session,
for the benefit of Wilmington.
Many friends Of making t,oo Counties out o.
Neto Castle COuntu
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Saturday night
bold attempt at robbery was made At fbe
house of John Merrick, Esq, of Wilmington
a colored woman from Camden, New Jersey
bearing the euphonious maine of Mary Ann EIi.
zabeth Brown The woman was a servant in
the family. She had been one that might and
was followed home by man named Hall. She
was admitted by one of the family; and about
hfteen minutes afterward she went to let in the
man " who followed her. After she had admit.
ted Hail she went up stairs and riled several
drawers, tooks several silk dresses, one or two
sets OF 1urs, gold watch ane chain, and seye,
"a. otner S articles of value, including some jew
cond trip to the room She was n;llac;na s~d %
aceide1t9lly awakened Mr.. M. who detecteI
her. Ohcers arrested the parties, and found
out house. w p''' III 81
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

A HAPPY, HAPPY New YEAR! to you all
kind patrons May your shadows grow bigger
aud may we all greet each other many New
Years to come.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

A CARD.-On Christmas afternoon myself
and family were invited to the spacious Hotel
Of Robert Bell, Esq, at Wyoming, to partici-
pate in a social gathering Of kindred spirits
there assembled: The party was gotten up by
the friends of Willow Grove Circuit, and a
more tastefglly arranged and generous table it
has seldom been my lot to witness or partake
OF. After the removal of the cloth, spicy and
eloquent remarks were made by Elder j.. j
Pearce, Prof. Tar and C, P. Ramsdell, Esq,
in response to calls made. Rev. Mr.. Gracey
Of your town, also contributed to the social Gle
ment of the occasion Myself and family were
made the recipients of about 5000, for which
those having contributed will please accept ou
sincere thanks. A. ID. DAVIS.
Wyoming, Dec. 26, 1865.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

CoNcERT.-A coqcert of instrumental and
vocal music, will be given by the Amateur @
String Band Of this town, assisted bv their ~
structor, Prof: c. Morton, at Wards Hail o. on
Tuesday evening. next, January sth' The nm ~.
sic will consist Of solos, duets, trios and nnar
tets, together with full orchestra and chorusss
of both instruments and voices. Adrn;sss;orn'
Is cents-proceeds to be applied TO the adj.
vancement of musical science in the town.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

RAILROAD NOTICE. During the session of
the Legislature, the express brain on the Del
aware Railroad, coming North, will stop at
Laurel, at 40, A. NJ. and Bridgeville, at g. 10,
A. NJ, giving those places morning train to
Dover, and other principal stations North.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

ExHIBITToN.-The Methodist Sunday School
was highly entertained by stereoptican exhi-
bition Of beautiful Scripture views by aid of
the, oxyo-calcium hght-the combination of
hydrogen with the common gas light-,on Fri
day evening last The instrument was placed
In the rear gallery, throwing the light upon a
canvass at the arch Of the pulpit, and making
a picture ten feet in diameter. The paintings,
IN many instances, were copies from the Old
masters. Appropriate and good singing was
done by the School at proper intervals. The
chromotrope and the brilliant magnesium light
were beautiful. The children were questioned
ON the various, views by the Pastor and an,
swered in knowing" manner. ~
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

SNOw.-Snow fell to the depth of four or
five inches on Sunday night and Monday, and,
per consequence, the sleigh is the most fash
ionable vehicle and sleigh-bells the principal
music, Altogether, the merry slcigh-ridcrs
and the more matter,of-fact ice -getters are ma
king things look active. And this activity is
all the more earnest from the fact that they
do not know how soon their occupation will Dc
gone-the snow is " simmering down"
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

SHor HMsEI F.-Jesse Catlin, son of Jona.
than Catlin, while handling pistol on SUNDAY
morning week, shot himself through the hand
The wound is not serious; but it is singular
tae brother was shot with the same pistol IN
the band ABOUT six months since, and he had
Just beep showing the pistol to Jesse when Il
went on ~ the hands Of the latter. Gazette.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

DONATION VIsIr.-The congregation of the
NJ. Il. Church, of this town, on Christmas
Eve, made donation visit to the pastor, key.
H. Colclager The receipts amounted to about
$3.50 in currency, and -four, turkeys, chickens,
pork, vegetables, and other articles In great
profusion. - DeLGloGredn.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

CALL DECLINED. The Episcopal Church,
at Dover, whose charge was left vacant by the
removal of Rev. ME; AIttsll, extended call
some time since to Mr.. Hill, recent graduate
of the Theological Seminary at West Phil5adel;
phia. Mr.. II. has, we understand, declined
the call, on account of ill-health.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

To THE PuBLIC.-At a meeting of the Delaware
Dental Association, held in Wilmington, on the 25th
ult., the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS: We have learned that the dental Vul.
canite Co.. Of Boston, have instituted suits against
various Dentists for the Of hard rubber for den.
tai purposes; and believing, we honestly do, that
said Company have Just nor legal claims against
Dentists for the use Of hard rubber,
Therefore, ResOIUed, That we do not recognize the
claims of said Company, and will not accede to their
demands until we have done our utmost to see the
prosecuted before the highest legal tribunal o.
the land and for tina. purpose we will unite our eli
erges and our money to ena bic ourselves and oher
to legally resist the claims of said Company.
ResOIUed, That we officially inform the several As
sociatons of our action. and publish these resolu
tons in our city papers and dental periodicals.
ResOIUed, That our executive committee be instruc
ted to correspond with the committee Of PhlladephI
dentists. and solicit our unity with Them and the
cooperation with u.s.
ResOLred, That our executive committee be reques
ted to solicit subscriptions from the dentists an
others of the surrounding country to assist us in ou
audable object. S. MARSHAL, Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02
DIE. ID

At Holly Spin Miss, Sept. l. "''~ > >Nt'
r. PARsoNs, formerly Of this place, IN til.
j5th year of his ag;.
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ANNUAL Meeting
OF TINE
Smyrna & Del. Bay II. II. Co.

Office of the SMYRNA d DEL BAY Rail ROAD
COMPANY. Smyrna. December 20. 1866.
Stockholders in this Company are hereby nOIli-J
that the annual meeting pursuant 10 their act OF ln
cornoration will be held al the Uce Of the Company
in SMYRNA on "Wednesday, the 9ih day Of Janna
nexI at O'clock p. M al which meeting slat me Mt
Of the affairs of the Company will be submitted to "a
stockhOlders and the annual Election Tor Seven Di
rectors to serve the ensning year. will be held.
BY order of the Board.
A. STOCKLY, Acting Sce'y.
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Malice

I hereby give notice that | shall make application
AZ the present Sc sson Of the Legislature for diyor
from the bonds Of matrimony from my hu sbsna Chas
H. richardson. jag REBE,;CA RICHARDSON
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

DELAWARE OYSTER TRADE.-A c0rrespon-
dent of the Gazette give the following account
of the oyster business at Seaford. His letter
is dated the oath ult
1t will be an item Of interest to some ofyOur
readers to know something about the oyster
business at this place We have FIVE oyster
canning establishments here, which employ
about three hundred openers, consisting most
" of girls and boys who are expert at the hnsl-
ness, some boys of twelve to fourteen years OF
age, can make three dollars a day. The busi-
ness is increasing; orders are constantly press
ing and often cannot be supplied; some days
! the establishments open over two thousand
bushels. BY way Of example l will give the
amount of net oysters transported from this
station by express alone besides what is shlpp-
ed by freight for one week up to noon We'd
pesday last, viz 30 92O lbs. or thirty five and
a half tons of net oysters. From the above
amount of oysters there is at least 10, 200 bush
els of shells, which will make $4,000 bushels
oflme which is made here The lime kilns are
in constant blast, turning out at least 6,00C
bushels of lime week, which meets ready sale
at $40 per hundred bushels at the kilns. Tht
oysters packed this year are generally OF mucf
better quality than those packed heretofore, a
we now get many of the York river and Rap
pahannock 5, the most delicious oysters tina
, grow.
SINGULAR INFATUATIoN. The follOwin
from the Wilmington Republican, is an accoun
of crazy man or grand rascal: A good me
n chanic living in this city, has become singular
e ly infatuated with young woman residing /
q the city of Philadelphia. He works at one {
our manufacturing establishments and make
from SIS to $40 per week. He possesses a
e estimable wife and eight children. Some tim
f since he deserted his wife, and lived with tn
!. woman in Philadelphia. The friends of h
wife procured her sewing machine, by the al
of which she made living for herself and chi
), dren without her husbands assistance. Il
', afterwards returned to her and lived with he
10 but would only give his wife SO a week, ii
rest of his wages he spent with his Phiiadt
u phia inamorata, going up every Saturday mig
TX and returning Monday morning. His wife tri
Y, all she could to wean him from the tascinatio
n. but in vain. But recently the Philadelph
. woman has written that she cannot consent
have man that any one else had claim to, a
u that unless he is married to her she must bre
n the connection. He now begs his wife to 9
all him in getting divorce SO that he can MAJ
- the object Of his infatuation. He is nearly c.
~ zy, threatens to kill himself, and his wife dc
er not know whether to let him abandon her,
,er die from his wicked love.
nj Where did the editor of the Republican
Lo the information he gives above? The st
looks very much like the editor had been M
lat the subject of cruel hoax by some wag.
OF, the story.is true the fellow had better be
rs) to die-Gdzette
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

LosT AN EYE.-We learn that lad in Cayp-
den, son Of Mr.. Richard and Mrs. Phebe
Ward, was accidentally shot in the face by
some careless person, who was amusing him
self by firing salutes on Christmas day: Young
Wards injuries consist of the loss Of one, It
not both, Of his eyes, and face badly burned
| with powder, -DeLaparean.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

TIE LATE OIL CASES. We have been re-
liably informed that the statement published
in our last issue, taken from the Wilmington
Commercial, does great injustice to Mr.. NJ. C..
Conwell, against whom, as President of the
Paddock Farm Oil Com pany, the suits we're
brought. The statement, it is said, is a gross
misre presentation of the facts brought out in
the trial, and altogether onesided. .-DeEacor-
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02
THE ARKETS.

PHI. ..ADELPHIA MARI iITS-For Red
Wheat 81. 60Co5.IO; White W neat S3.:o"'
$3.50. Rye is selling at $l.-N(0i, ,25 { bush.
Yellow 60 IN, SO.9j(dl.I6. Oats 56(G5'c.
Cotton 81 a, 36c. per 10.
Gold clio, e., yesterday Tuesday at sl.%%!.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

New LocOMOTIvE.-An new locomotive, call
ed the Gen. Tighman" has been put on the
Maryland & Delaware Railroad in place of the
old one heretofore used. She is a beautiful
engine and will be duly appreciated by the
friends of the road. She went down the road
on Monday and pulled her first train up yes
terday-New Years day.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-02

tain Thomas, aided by Sailing Master Brown
an assistant sailing master, two mates and SIX
teen seamen. The EestG is 20l tons burden,
owned by Pierre Lorillard, Jr,, and was sailed
by Captain George Drayton, three officers and
sixteen seamen One Of the Loriards was on
board the Fcsta. The vessels were very evenly
matched as to tonnage, build and complement
Of men and We're carefully prepared for laYs the
than year old.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-01
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber oless for sale bis Farm, con.
taining 3il acres,
1876 Of timber, l78 Of prairie un.
der cultivation. The farm can b 50 divided q,
to make two very nicc farms, one Of 200 and thu
other Of liz acres. The farm IL situated about
six miles from Independence, on the road lead
ing from Independence to Qnasqueton, on n,
vest side Of the river, in = good neighborhood.
convenient to schools, churches, 10. Thia i. =,
desirable . farm ~ can be found In Buchsnan
County. The tim Ger viii be scld IA mail lot.
If desired "''
February ~. 1897. ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-01
The editor of the L,ca Homestead

The editor Of the Lma Homestead
has si~ite the vineyard Of Mr.. ]. Il.
Jobes, of Clay, Washington county.
md thus describes what he saw:
We .oun! some four acres III grapes
thee and 8 half devoted mainly to
the propagation Of vines, though a
large amount O. fruit was to be seer
aPou tile parent vines. Upon the half
acres trained exclusively for fruit. are
now growing 78o of the stoutest and
most thrifty Concord vines shal We
ever seen. They were grown from
second class layers set in the spring 81
1861, FIVE feet apart in rows fix te I
apart. The second season after set
fi',g. 10000 first class layers were
taken from them. The third season
they averaged 81 pounds offruit. Che
vines were also layered, but owing to
the laleness Of the work and drou;i,
they were not taken up ill the next
season, when 5000 strong vines, AID
$500 pounds of frat were produced
from the plat Of 78o vines. The crop
gathered the fifth season, sold for
about s4oo-the crcp being injured
by late spring frosts. In 1866 the
yield offruit was about 1900 pounds,
end atkesed in Chicago at an aver
age price Of ten cents per pound. At
Ter passing all through the plat, and
examining the enormous atnount of
fruit concealed underneath the vines,
nc felt a curiosity to approximate the
crop Of the current season. Accord
in.ly, the selection of a single vine
vas made, such as we thought q fair
average, the fruit picked, and it weigh
ed in our presence 244 lbs. indicating
in the aggregate, q crop OF 1915 lbs
Of fruit from the 750 vines. lncredi-
bic as this may seem, We are unable to
figure out n different result. The cul-
iivaiion and training of these vines
have been very simple and economic
cal. Stakes are set about two feet
apart Ia the rows, and the vines tied
up % them about four feet from the
ground, and the after growth trained
along horizontally from stake to stake.
The soil is q black. rich. prairie loan,
about two feet in depth gradually
changing for six to eight inches. to
wha, il Technically called joint clay.
Of q sellowish east. Surface about as
Lowell as nature could well make il.
Previ ms 70 setting the vines, the soil
was well worked 70 the depth Of ono
f,ot. The vines were set eight inches
deep. No fertilizer Of Any kind has
ever been applied. Bat what is still
more remarkable in the simplicity OF
H.. 10, es' management il, that no
cultivation or protection whatever
iexcept 10 pall ap and scratch out a
few Weeds has been given 10 these
vines FIR The last three years, and but
pgerio1s little pruning. The vines
have gene through the last three win
sers unprotected and without injury.
Mr.. yobes' management Of the vice
may lie well called the is.et alone iys-
teli..
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-01

For Sale or Rent.
will sell my House and Lot, situated ten rod.
from tho Burr House, for S70O. Tina Nom.
Is 1880, and IL well designed for four fsmiliss
and rents readily for Sio Per month or s22s ne,
year. ! a money and I am bound 10 ,eIl.
The house IL for rent for small families.
will rent 10 small families for from four "a
sig dollars per mosth.
B-H1 r. TABOR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-01
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-01

CHICAGO, Nov. Is, 1866.
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-01
IcsToS, Jan. II, 1850. AYLTOT GALE.
Mrs. Wheeler, Stoneham, Mass.

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