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Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

MEETING OF THE Fruit GROWERS Asso
CIATION.-The Detdl0drean of Saturday says
The Association met in the State House,
Dover, on Tuesday last at = o clock P. NJ. the
President in the chair. The reading Of the
minutes OF the last meeting was dispensed
with.
On motion, the Association went into an
election FOR officers for the ensuing year, and
the following gentleman were unanimously
elected:
Rtesident-J. P. Cochran, New Castle co.
= Wee Presintents-Henry Ridgely, Geo. w.
Cummins, Kent
Secretary-J Alexander Fulton, Kent.
Treasurer Henry Todd,
On motion, the Secretary was authorized to
publish notices of all future meetings in all the
papers in the State, except where there is
more than one published at the same office,
and in such case in the weekly edition only.
On motion, the Association elected the fol
lowing gentleman members of the Execu tive
Committee:
Kent connty-Henry Ridgely, Chairman,
ii. Todd New Castle county-Sanuel Town.
send, levick +. Shalcross Kent county, Nd.
-Robt. Griffith.
On motion, the subject of drawbacks and
number of peaches shipped over the Philadel
phla, Wilmington and Baltimore and Camden
and Amboy Railroad was referred to the Ex
ecutiye Committee, with power to act in the
premises.
The following amendments were proposed to
the constitution: Art. |, Sec. l.-Striko out
at the end of the section the words 6 like
amount, and insert one dollar Art. 8, Sec.
5.-Strike .. out this section entirely.
Adjourned to the third Tuesday, (2Oth) of
December next, at o clock, p NJ.
JOHN P. COCHRAN, President.
j. Alexander FuLtOn Secret1ru
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The swiss BELL RINGERS give one of their
novel and popular entertainments iu this town
tomorrow evening. No musical entertain.
ment draws larger audiences than this, and
nothing OF more refined or novel character
has ever been offered to our citizens-nothine
so chaste in tone or sweet in melody. The
BELLS which are like the common dinner hell.
except that they are silver, are made, by the
skilliul manipuations Of the performers to
produce the sweetest chords known to musical
ears. The singing will also be of higher or
der than we usually hear. The religious Jour
mails vie with the secular press in recommend.
ing this troupe, one of the best in the country.
1t is the first time that one of these musical
curioslties ever visited our town. Go and
hear them.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
EIARYLAND ITEMS.

Fire IN CentreUiile : On Friday morning,
about o'clock, the store of John Wilkinson,
in Centreville, was set ON fra, during which
the building was blown down by the explosion
OF keg of gunpowder. The citizens were
greatly alarmed at the explosion, which took
place soon after the fire commenced. A stable
and carriage house near by, belonging to Mrs.
Oarrie Smith, was also entirely destroyed. Mr..
Wilkinson estimates his loss in goods and build
ing at from $4,000 to $4,000, on which there
was no insurance, and thinks il was the work
OF burglar, who was robbing the store, and
either accidentally or purposely set it on fire.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
PENINSULA CONVENTION OF THE MKruon.

PENINSULA CONVENTION OF THE METHOD
IsT episcopal CHURcH.-Au persons who
may desire to attend the above Convention to
be held at Smyrna, Del, November 18th, 10th,
and 18th, are hereby notified, that, on applica
ton to the undersigned they will be furnished
with an order emitting them to tickets, at re
duced rates, over the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore and Delaware Railroads.
good from November I4th to 2lst. Preachers
in charge are requested to appoint two lay
delegates, from their church, where such APP
pointments have not been already made, and
when ordering tickets for themselves include
the names of the delegates, if orders are de>ir-
ed. 1t is proposed to publish full report OF
the proceedings N pamphlet form, if enough
copies are ordered to warrant us in so doing.
In order that this may be determined, brethren
are requested to come prepared to REPORT on
the first day of the meeting, how many copies
they will want. We think the expenses will
not be more than fifteen cents per copy. All
brethren Indebted to the Conference for
minutes, are requested to come prepared to
settle their account.
s. l.. GRACEY, Secretary of Committee.
3l4 West Seventh street,
Wilmington, Del.
Please inclose stamp for return letter.
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A DEAD CHILD FoUND.-On Thursday
morning last the body of dead child was
town, at the brick kiln Or bathing place, by
Mr.. 5. Rose, whose attention was attracted
to it by buzzards. The news created some
sensation and numerous conjectures On Fri.
day Mr.. Purnel Thompson, the coroner, held
an inquest, when it was found that the skull
was crushed and the body mutilated. The
jury, j.. Frank HAZEL foreman, rendered q
verdict that an unknown white male infant
had come to its death from causes unknown to
the jury. DR.. Meloney made the examina-
tion, and supposed the child to have been
from two to three daYs old
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

A STARVING CIRCUS COMPANY is advertis-
ed to exhibit in this town tomorrow. A mar
named Forepaugh is connected with it, and
Adam Forepaugh, who has an immense circu,
and menagerie in Philadelphia, has published
a card in the Ledger cautioning the public
against the concern, which he charaeterizes as
a swindle. The agent could not obtain accom-.
modatlons tor the few men comprising the
troupe at either OF the hotels. Our citizens,
who have become disgusted with these one
horse concerns, are not much inclined to pa
tronize it,
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
DRY GOODS

viz: Silks, Poplins, Alpacas. Challies, AhwOO
Delaines, Cotton Delanes, aud Calicoes, with nan,
of the latest styles of Dress Goods Gingham;,
Jeans. Osnaburgs, FlanneIs, Tckihgs, Table Cloths.
Sack Flannels, Napkins, Sheetings, Pillow Case
Muslins, Swiss Stripings, Cambrics, Paper Muslins
Denims, Checks, DrIIIings, Nankeen, Linens, Nus
Inns, Plads, ShawIs, Diaper, Lawns, ChambrayI,
Plques, and all the goods usually found in 6rI.
class country store.
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DEATH OF DR.. QUIGLEY.-Rev. Thomas j.
Quigley, d. d., prominent minister Of the
Methodist Church on this Peninsula, and we'll
known and greatly beloved in this town, died
at his residence in Laurel, Sussex CO., on Fri
day last, 18th. The Doctor was regarded as
one of the abest theologians and logicans of
the old philadelphia Conference, of which he
was so prominent member up to time of sep
aration of the Wilmington Conference. His
sickness was a complication of ailments-bil-
ious, asthma, etc.-trom which he suffered for
several weeks. He was born in Chester Co,
Pa, on the 22d of February, 1905, and was
consequently in his Goth year. He entered the
ministry in 1886, and during the whole of his
ministerial life filled stations in the two lower
districts, Easton and Snow Hill, as they were
formerly constituted. He filed the pulpits of
Smyrna Circuit in lS59-G0, and resided in our
midst for some time after his appointment to
the Eldership, We believe. Thoroughly devo-
ted to his high calling, his labOrs were unceas-
lng.- Decisive in character, reSolute in pur-
pose and mature in Judgment, his opinion in
matters of Church polity was always potential
and his position in the Conference was that of
a leader In social life he was warmly esteem
ed, leading 'an upright walk and chaste con-
verSatlon," practicing at all times what he
preached "a bright representative of the Chris
tan gentleman. He died in peace and triumph.
Rev. DR.. Thompson, of this town, was with
him In his closing hours.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

Buttons, Spool Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, Balmorals, Ladies' and Chlldrens Hose
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp Wicks Cloves.
Neck-ties, Handkerchiefs, Hooks and Eyes. Velvet
Trimmings, Tape, Skirt Braid, Combs, Gun Gaps,
Hair Pins, Buckles, Pins, Needles, Scissors, COsI
and Vest Binding. Thnbes, Collars. Cuff. .COrsstS,
Twine, Kid Gloves, Machine Sewing SILK, and
Spool Silk, &C.. &C., Letter, Fools.cap, Note and
Bill Paper, Pens. Pen Holders, Lead Pencils, States
and Pencils, Envelopes, Pass Books. Ink, Pocket.
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, Mucilsge, &C..
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aug24ly

h1- DEAFNESS, BLINDFESS and CATARRH trestsS
he utneSt success by IsAACs NJ D. and Professor OF
O me Eye and Ecar this speciality the Medi-
T"yden Ha rsn4syySns van y years experience doEmey
can De seen at his Office The medical faculty are invited
rpatients he has secrets in his practce
ton. S"'-' wv S"~iko lO' eAaniha-
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DEATHS.

sMIrH.-0n the nth inst near Millneton Mary ED,w.
oaughsrofT T. smith, aged years, II months and
days. ~
OANNoNAt Boston, Mass Thursday, Oct 49, 1870 Of tv
puoa eVer' frank W. Cannon, John H. and Mary 1
cannon OF Wilmington De formerly of olessa DsI sod
81 years, and months " "s
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

"a. a. The Boilers have engaged the Smyrna
Times to lie for them. -Deldwareaa.
If they were hes they wouldn't stir up your
bile so.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

THANKsGlvING.-The President has ap-
pointed Thursday, Nov 24th, as Thanksgiving
Day. The Governor will probably designate
the same day.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

AssocIATIoN.-T Old School Baptists
have been holding an Annual Meeting at Sal
ilsbury, Md. This Association takes in the
lower section of Sussex county. Somerset,
Worcester and Wicomico counties, Md, and
Accomae CO., Va. The attendance was quite
large. Rev. Geo. w. Station, of Berlin, is the
only ordained minister in the Association.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL

will buy shoes with silver or copper tps which will
save the buyer the price of new pair Of Shoes Com
pared with ragged toes and dirty stockings they are
beautiful, 10 say the least. PareRts Try II. sp73m
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

Cold weather will soon be upon us to make
our feet ache but Primrose s fresh stock OF
Kip Boots will bid defiance to the coldest
weather
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

FIRE.-On Friday night last, about half
past the pottery building at the Landing,
owned by MIR. Reese +. Bell, was discovered
to be on FIRE, and was entirely consumed before
assistance could be rendered The little engine
" smyrna was pulled down by three or four
thoughtful citizens, by which with the aid of
buck tets the large granary and coal pile of Mr..
J. II. Bewley were saved. The pottery was
bred, 1t Is generally believed, as there had
been no fire about the building for a number
Of days but whether accidentally or intention
ally, of course is not known. The property
was valued, before the fire, at from $4,000 to
$4,000. 1t was insured for $2,4OO and the
stock and fixtures for 81 200, making total OF
$4,000, The stock Mr. Bell valued at 81 GOO
Aluch sympathy is express for the young man
he having but recently started in business On
Saturday night his smoke house was entered
and robbed of meat, lard, butter, &C., to the
value of eight or ten dollars. In connection
with the fire we call attention to the commu
nication elsewhere.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT ITEMs.-Wm. Lister, near Bridge
vile recently caught rabbit in a. steel trap,
and took therefrom two tape worms, one meas
urlng four feet and the other sixteen inches IN
length.
Should full delegation attend the Metho.
dist Convention in this town on the 18th OF
next month there will be 345 members-enough
to tax the generosity Of the town to the utter
most.
Dr. A Whitley, of Frederick, presented the
DelaWGrrdA with three ripe Strawberries last
week. They were taken from the vines on the
18th.
Court commenced at Dover on Monday.
On Thursday evening last the Knights OF
PytEas of Dover dedicated new lodge room.
c. G. Knight esq.,, Of Newark, G. c. of the
State, read an address, and short addresses
were delivered by Rev. j. H. Lghtbourn,
Rev. Z. Huntington, Rev. John Crouch, Of
Pennsylvania, Elijah Crouch, and others.
The DelGoUurean says that D. D. Marvel
near Hazletville, raised this season l08 bushel:
OF Champion sweet potatoes on quarter of an
acre of ground.
The final and test game of base ball for the
championship of Kent county, between the
"White Stockings" of Milford, and the Gao
tive" of Camden, came off on Wednesday
last at Magnolia, and resulted in victory fol-
the tOrmer--scOre 43 to 27.
Messrs. William II. Stats and John P
Collins have taken out letters testamentary OF
the estate Of James Stats, deceased, late O
Appoquinimink Hundred
Bishop Lee will administer the rite of con
tirmatlon at St. AIMS Middletown, next Sun
day, the 30th inst.
The colored people are preparing to open
hotel in Milford.
Mr.. S. j. Raughly, young lawyer, from
Georgetown, thinks Of locating in our town.
1t is expected that Dr. Jesse T. Peck, O
New York, will preach the opening sermon a
the Preachers Convention.
DR.. Vanderford, dentist, of Baltimore, de
slres to locate in Smyrna if an office can be pro
cured.
Wingate Elliott, of Dagsboro Hd., Sussex
IS ahead on the sweet potato question Tn
Sussex Journal says he has raised one weigh
ing seven pounds.
Arrangements have been made to transpor
the delegatos"to the Methodist Convention il
this town over the railroad at reduced rates.
The NJ f. Church, at Milford, is to b
greatly improved at a probable expense O
$4,000.
The ladies of the NJ E. Church of this tow
have decided to hold Church Fair on tn
22d. 23d and 24th of December.
Among the victims of the flood in Virgini
was Mr.. Lewis, son.in-aw of Rev. DR.. Ken
nedy, of this town. He had succeeded in res
cuing his wife, (the DIR. s daughter) when tn
house was foated from its foundations an
submerged with him in it. He lived in th
Shenandoah Valley, Va.
The Sanford Opera Troupe give two pei
formanceS In this town on Tursday and Wee
nesday evenings next. 1t has always been
popular troupe of minstrels
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

1t is money in Secretary Cox's pocket to 20
oft of effice La Cincinnati be makes SIS, 900
. year by his practice, and lives on $4,000 !;
had to spend $4,000. 2fT85 =
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

3, Why does Primrose sell more Boots and
Shoes than all his competitors |? Because he
cheaper. '0''' '"e"'
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

oa Chief Justice Chase, in consequences of con-
tinuad i'll health, will not be able to take his
seat on the reassemblng Of the supreme Court
at Washington.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

And as for beautythere nothing the market to COM
pare with Wanamaker Browns Fall Suits The prices
from $500 up aud all warranted the very lowest in the
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,

which he intends TO sell cheaper than any sold IL
this market for years, consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
MARRIAGES.

fhoMAs-MoNEY.-By Rev. William Urie on the goth inst.
Castle CO., Del.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

TIE BLOOD owes It's red color to minute gIobules
which float in that fluid and contain. in n heathv
person, large amount Of Iron which gives yiiaIty
10 the blood The Peruvian syrup snppIies the
blood with this vital element, and gives strength and
Nigor 10 inc "hole system. a lefau{t "a. f..t
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
The Cloths and Cassimeres

are new, just bought, and comprise an the leading
styles.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
Wood and WiIIOW-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Keelers, Churns, BrOOm',
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes Scrub
Brushes. Fancy and Market Baskets, Curry Combs
Butter Prints, Butter Bowls, Wash Boards, WsR
Brushes, HalEBushel and Peck Measures, Oil
Cloths, Mats, and all sizes of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
q . O ID 81
CHEAPER
THAN EVER1

The undersigned respectfully announces to ,b,
citizens of Smyrna and vicinity that he has ius
opened his
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

Wedding Cards neatly printed at this Office.
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DROposAIs non ARMY sUPPLIIs.


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FOur SUI, INDIAN TEnRIfonY, April ID. ISM
Sealed propasala Ia tFploAts will be received al thla
once until noon on SATURDAY, Nay -, lsin, for ne
delivery 81 The following named supplies Al Bort BIN,
'''' rs Gods Of wood,
alG1l Tuna Of Hay.
Tbe eSoI q be Eood, msrchAntAbls. hard wood 10
be cut lu four lesl long split y eonsonigna Size 1nd
roe froin small limbs OF briah. ooid 10 DO ID cubic
me has 10 bs good usrehaniAblS prairie haS, 10 bo
Won and securely Stacked In such manner 70 be I'M
pSryioaa 10 heavy rains eauas VII DO In.
serted In each contract providing that AnJ damage
which may result % the hay im lmpatiSct s,aehinS
must DO made EoId 10 tho Government b. tho con
tractor Ths hsy must 10 cut by or before August ~,
is7O a ton 10 be 9Jlo poundt
Tho dellyeTy 81 tho Wood "a commence before
uy ~ sn and 10 DO continued a. the nate III al oaht
one ulKlh OF Tie quantity contracted iar pes month
withhold untn the contrast Il uailuiaetortb hhgd.
The doivary Of tho hay " rnt,ineIee "a oT boiore
July 10 is'u and 70 DO conpo1ed on o. before October
sSaepl los am the hay 10 DO withheld utIl The
ProppsSia vii " ToOSSod los any portion Of ths hay
Nd must bs Iaads sspasalsly ier each sTilsls.
ndI from peralna WHO have hitherto failed 20 cAFI
out oOntTAnla With no 0osolnnleat % 70 Snlar mt
M 10 conndsred and no bd viii DO Fained unless
the pArir nnkna tho same y prnlont a. no onenlns o.
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this oae vii ha imp1sed vpa1 h1afrs and ~
and blAnk f9una of propola WI be iafAlhea apon
AZ esaSf q Brsyst MAlr Osasral ]. o. As,on. ohis
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following orders yesterday, ai p "F1 ~ 81 ffa
shsria LeIuy y. Dean . a; Order eSisadias time
for takina testimony ior thitty days f'7 iaa o.
Tisiel " Drasys osiev e5uanninE audltofp rtport,
and ipr dialfilatlnaf t1lifff Illsa Hddi6l ia
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PROPOSALS. ron rnssH BEEF

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hunf UQLuMnuai N, ~ HAInOn. April -, fs1u, R
pT9po.als N daplieAte, with egY d ths advsrtlas
mont auaohed, VII BE- received By the Undetermined
until the 18th u May 1s7a for supplying Fresh
beef Y the troops aiAtlonsd Al forla Colnmbua And
Mood, Nov York harbor, and New York city The aid
Bsst must Pc fresh q Eaod parssable quality p
ahanl and Kidney taliow 70 be crcndedl and u 10 de-
nNerNd - Tie posts above named fraa u IN surh
quanip - may DO frofn time 10 time required and on
ench days a. the commanding ufcer shall dSalanatS
not EXCEEDING four times per week.
prgpoa.s IN dupileate, win also b received
" ne uuiersHned, 10 the aaIno hour and date above
lnentoned, for supplying ooinmlaauncd ofieera and
uer families siatloued At the afornaad paoes or thoao
Supplied horefrom, with such choice Heel a. thay may
ron TINE 70 time require, such aIfloin and porter
hquso ateah, Standing RIBS, or rib foasta.
These eonraots 70 be n force rr months orsuoh iess
Ing on the lat dag Of July, l67O =
Tho contractor vii be required 70 enter Into boads
gpehibis safetIos who's nansl raust % entered II the
The preposAl. VII he oponsd al a oolooL NJ On the
gih Protimo, At which time and place biddeua IN
br1po.aiivni DO marked, "PioPq.als for Beel,- and
mIyltd Brevot Captain. u. 3. A.. O.B,
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[;l!llllli3

wasgrSorQs. D Q. JaugAIy.Ia. I'M
Dear siri NJ family were uaing youf Balm on
LifE. for toilet purpoeea, when aKain ATTACHED
with periodical afotion q vrulent dlarrhua avlnk
In similar diaaasea when taken into the stomach,
tool two large sNallgst o. y noPsratsd IKE magic
NV bnuisa relieved, sol The evacu.iions ceaaed
l1aly, unill nature acted tn ~ nornaa healthy wnr
faEo this siatsnsnt win mo hope o. encouTssns
the o. Jour Vanahie discovery for the relief al
thoaa suerna from internal we'll external dnor-
dern afdORuH AAVAOE,
DealeE In Hardware and House furnlshlnE Articlsa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-25
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