The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-07-22
$4s 8'rnIs.
SMYRNA, DELAWARE
T lie HERALD will be furnished to subscri-
b srs at so per year. invariably in advance.
Rates of Advartisinn
Thursday was quite cool.


Thursday was quite cool.
The place to get good ice cream
Flick's.
The M. e. Church at Marlborough is
being repaired.
Worden & Evens have placed patent
stave cutter in their mill.
The negro murderer, Fred Lawrence
was hung at Easton, on Friday last.
A married couple in Sprnance civ
nave separated "by mutual agreement. .
Mrs. Anna, wife of Hon. j. Clancy
Jones, died in Dover, Friday morning
last.
A stable in Kenton Hid. was struck nv
ilghthing tuesday night week; horse
was killed.
The Coleman Children exhibited in
the Town Hall last evening aud give an.
other exhibition to night.
Gen. A. 7. A. Torbert of this State
Minister to San Salvador has been an.
pointed Consul to Havana.
Why is woman tying her corsets like
man drinking to drown care? BE
cause in so-lacing herself she becomes
tight.
An old and prominent citizen. nesr
Laurel, was severely chastised last week
by his wife, for being affectionate to the
servant girl.
Two men from Wilmington, named
Chas. johnson and Thos. Jones. brake
meE or the Camden Il Ambov Railroad.
We're arreste in New York, Tuesday, for
pilfering the baggage cars of that road.
Camp Meetings.-A camp meeting will
commence in Cnppage's woods, three
miles west from Sudlersville, Queen
Anne's county, Md, on the 18th inst.
A camp meeting will commence in
elements woods. II miles west from
Chestervilic, Kent county, Nd, on the
4th of August.
A camp meeting will commence in
Black $ woods, II miles east from Sud
lersville, on the 18th of August under
the auspices of the Southern NJ. L.
Church. 1t is expected that nusiber
OF eminent ministers from Bait more
and Virginia will be in attendance.
State License. All persons carrying
on any kind of business whatever. who
have not got out license, are liable to he
heavily tinel They shout | should
therefore act promptly in this matter,
in order to avoid indictment and ex-
p'nse. The fac for license is So, and 81
on every $1,000 paid for labor an mate
rial, or stock. the past year aud thirty
&c lts Ia the clerk OF tive Peace or his
axmt From this it will he seen that
man dong business of $l00, 900 pr car
will have to pay sos so.
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Godcy'S L,-dy's Book for August. This
number opens with superb steel plate
illustration -"Lies Young Dreamer"
The other illustrations consists What
Keeps Mary Jane" he illustrated FASH
ion plate for August. and Fashionable
Customs, Music-"The Broken Lily"
Song and Chorus. The reading matter,
as usu'l, is of superior order of merit
J.. A. Cooley. Publisher. N. r. cor. 9th
and Chestnut SITS, Philadelphia, Pa.
FT,c.--The barn of VIM. Brady, sifua-
ted near Middletown, in ST. Georges
Hundred, with one hundred bushels 0i
corn, two wagons, tw0 Thousand peach
lmskets ten tons Of hay. 4 lot of harnrrs
and farm implements, was destroyed by
fire on the night Ct the 18Th inst. cnuS-
ing a loss of three or four thousand dol
lars. II is. supposed that the flames were
communicated by some villain in order
to crafty petty feeling fspite.
observation-disclosures 4. Oates, a ii eatri
cal actor and manager, who died i'll New
York ON the l4th lust, served an appren-
ticeship to the printing business in the
Office of the Dstd'Odrc Gnsefte. On the
breaking out of the rebellion he V, m
lee red in the Fist Delaware Regin ent,
and after short period of services he re-
signed. and engaged in The profession of
an actor, which he continued to the time
OF his death.
Tenn ernnce Meeting. The Mizpah Or
der of Good Templars held Temper
ance meeting in the NJ. T.. Churcn, at
Nlillington, on the 18th ult., at which
time aid place We had the pleasure of
lis ening to one of the best Temperance
speeches we ever heard by the Rev. MIR.
O'Neal. DR.. A. l.. Sudler and The Rev.
j. Vs.. Duhalaway both delivered very
good nd lreSses on the same subject.
Acc1le ton the evening of the 4th
inst, as Mr.. Alfred Todd, clerk and bar
keeper Of the Foxwell House, was re-
turning from Fraland, his horse became
Inired, and in trying 10 extricate him
self hit Mr.. 4. OH the ley vii h one OF ms
FIRE feet fracturing il Just below the
knee. Drs Hirons and Maloney set the
injured limb. The injury is serious, ami
Mr.. Todd, rs yet, very i'll.
Killed by the Cnrs.-Mr. oliver Nc
Cullough, an old citizen of Cecil county,
I.iaryland, and brother to j. j. McCul-
Tough, of the firm If the Mccullough
Iron Company, was killed by the after
noon passenger train from Baltimore, on
Thursday last, at the Elk Neck road
crossing, about two miles belew Elkton.
He was crossing the track in his market
wagon.
Commerce.-The following vessels ar
rived at Philadelphia from Delaware this
week srhr. Mary and Caroline, Captain
Bowler. from Dono River, with grain;
schr. S. r. Colt, Truax, Frederick; schr.
Roxie 1. Conner, Terry, Magnolia; schr.
Tycoon, Cooper. Whitehall; schr. d: IL.
Merriman, indian River; schr. Eliza
Ann, West Milford, all with grain.
DemorescS Young Amelicd for August
comes as usual, full of good things f1r
the Juveniles. We advise parents TO get
a c1py. or subscribe for year; II VIII
serve to keep the young members OF Inc
family i'm cool order during the heated
Term better than anything we know OF.
81 90 yearly. or. with premium, Sl'oo.
Published at 1888 Broadway, N. Y.
10. O. F-The officers OF th9 Grand
Lodge I. o. O. +. of Delaware, PAID a
official visit to Oriental Lodge of Newark
last week, and installed all the ofhcers,
after which the &. l.. officers each IN
Lheir turn made very appropriate
speeches, as did some ofOriental menu