The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-20

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Tne corn presents rine Appearance
since the rain of Wednesday.
The busy little wrens have made their
in large numbers.
Work on the new Masonic temple, in |
Wilmington, progresses finely.
The pleasant evenings bring out the
corner loungers ia large numbers.
The annoyance caused by stray cows
on the railroad track still continues.
OVER 200 girls have graduated from
various American colleges this year.
| Z. Lurty, Smyrna, Del, on the Hill,
will give the highest market price, cash,
for wool.
The place for visitors to Smyrna to put
up at-the Foxwell House. No better in
the State.
Ploughs, plough castings, &C., on hand
and made to order by G. w. q s. lay
, lor, Main st. IA
: Knighton has a fine stock Of stoves
and tinware, at his store, Commerce St.,
D above Market.
\ Brinton, Commerce St., near Main,
: does roofing, spouting, and guttering, In
d the best manner.
t Call on T. Mccoy, tailor, Commerce
st., on the Hill, If you want your clothes
well-made, in the latest style.
Fine stock of Loots, shoes, hats, CAPT
, and umbrellas at Primrose's, Main st.
. opposite the Delaware House.
y Rev. DIR. Cooke, formerly pastor of 81
il Paul's Church, Wilmington, is suffering
from paralysis, In Philadelphia.
Is Clyde, Commerce ST., near Main, cal
,e make you as neat and we'll fitting a sui
of clothes as you would wish to wear.
Is Ice cream, of all flavors, water ices
or cakes, fruits, &C., on hand at all time.
, at Flick's, Main ST., opposite the bank.
~ Worden & Evans have commenced th
~ manufacture OF peach baskets a. tn
mandatory, on Commerce ST., on th
ne Hill.
y. Two fine heifers, valued at $25. eacl
were killed on the railroad, at the Foil
Woods near Wilmington, on Wedne,
day week,
70 Next week Cummings Diamond Sta
Ink" will be ready for sale, bottled an
OF neatly labeled. Storekeepers, send !
your orders.
A dust mill exploded at the powd
be yards OF E. 1. Dupoh. 9 90. near Wi
oh mington, last Friday afternoon. Fort
on nately no one was injured.
Ell "The swallows twittering from Il
20 straw-built shed, Thecock's shrill clai
w on and the echoing fish horn" a
of sounds frequently heard now.
90 Ground was broken for the Delawa
and Pennsylvania Railroad, at Delawa
ed City last week, and the work of gradi
he is being pushed rapidly forward.
The circus was crowded op,4Nfond
nd afternoon and evening last. y Ora
~ Greenwood's lecture was but SHINY
~ tended few weeks ago. Taste differ
Mrs, Robert Smith, has opened an
- cream saloon at her residence on Co
=, merce ST., on the Hill. Lovers of Il
lne cooling and refreshing beverage shot
Of G Ill there.
IN burned e iroS thsir T rssn coSp,es nayi
of tours, on Thursday evening. they W,
serenaded by some OF our young M
ind with fine music
will Hunter 4 Co, Hinsdale,, n. H., pr
w g and Humbugs," in the June number
fnd their interesting paper. The Star Sp
INV 0ied Banner; send for II.
GUS On Saturday night last, the pol
for made a rad ,aSo on the worthless crowd
in corner of Water and Kink Sts., v
a., mingten, and arrested ten of them.
The envelope system for procur
cess money was Introduced in the M.
~ Church, of this town, on sunday last.
anu consists of the payment of yearly 8
IS to scriptions by weekly insta' m 3nts.
49, Geo. Whillock, Clayton, Del, Will
VI two cars per day at Sassafras n Ro,
aus and four cars per day, at Clayton Stat
;hty Sc, advertisement In another not column una