The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-07-29
S 7 R AY W AIFS.

Read Primrose's new advertisement
in another column.
A daily line of Steamers ply betweep
Lewes and New York. 0oi'
Flick's water ices cannot be excalIod
Main ST., opposite Bank.
Customers always suited bv Clvda
Commerce ST., near Main.
A battalion of "peach pickers" arriv.
ed in own Wednesday-stiIl thew come
Firs' -class assortment of stoves and
inv ware at Brinton's Commerce st.. near
Main. o'''
There was large excursion to Collins,
Beach, on Monday, from Camden, New
jersey.
Good work and reasonable charges
nv L. Mccoy, tailor, Con m rec st., on
the Hill.
For sale cheap-an excellent Garden
Prnner, superior article, inquire at
this office.
Agricultural implements repaired
promptly by g. w. Il 5. Taylor, Main
ST., below SIuIh.
Geo. Waller, residing near Searord.
was seriously and perhaps fatally sun
struck last week.
House painting and paper hanging
neatly done by S. Il. Clark, Main street,
below Commerce.
Mems straw hats in all the different
styles at Primrose's on Main st., opposite
the Delaware House.
Capt. Henry Laws. raised on his farm
near Seaford, 10 bushels of good wheat
+, one bushels seeding.
A Chrisfied negro man got as far north
as Seafo rd, riding under car. lie was
bound for Philadelphia.
The new Masonic Hall at Loves was
dadicatef to the use of the Order ON
Thursday afternoon week.
Persons in want of stoves and tinware
can obtain the best at II. lc. knighton 81
cos, commerce ST., near Market.
Primrose is selling his hats and shoes
very cheap for cash, at his new place on
Main ST., opposite tho Delaware House.
Fine assortment of gents Summer
cletheS and furnishing goods at Ward 81
Philips, Commerce ST., below Main.
The Government pier at Lewes ia to
be built about too hundred Yards below
the wooden one-towards Cape Henlop-
I'm.
Stencil plates and key checks furn-
ished promptly and at reasonable rates
by j. Il. WOrden, Commerce st OH The
Hill.
Cider, Mineral water, &C., lottled for
hotels, restaurants, and family use, by
4. d. Cummings, Commerce ST., below
Main.
Photographs, photominiature ferrc-
types, &c., takon in the highest style of
the art, by Blair, Commerce st., opposite
post Office.
Miss Jenny Won Busk, the famous
Cerman-Anprican Scpgstress, diu OF
n m haaH II,l1
day evening.
A peach train ran into freight train
Mt Wyoming, Tuesday afternoon, smash
ing up several cars and injuring loco
motive; nc one was hurt.
In 1859, MFR. l.. G. Fennimore, near
Odessa, planted 10 acres in peach trees,
which in ten years produced 1850 bas-
kets, amounting to $3.50, Sll.S0.
A nurseyman in Sussex county has
discovered new variety of peach
which ripens about the middle of July,
and is far superior to the Hale's early.
Messrs. G.. w. 81 S. Taylor, of this
town, have the contract for furnishing
the iron work for the new Jail at Dover
from 81, GOO to $4,000 worth of material.
The black CHAMBERS has made its ar-
pearance among the horses i'll Broad
Greek hundred, Sussex county, which is
said to be contagious and rarely cured.
Miss Maggie G. Dawson, of Seaford,
Was nearly sutforated one day last week.
while boat riding, by the sudden falling
of the sail, which completely enveloped
her.
High Began, an old bach elor, died
in Christiana Hd., Wednesday week,
leaving nearly all his pronerty-ahout
$l5,OO0-to the Catholic Bishop of Will
mington.
The Pee Hive is once more opened on
Main ST., opposite the Delaware House,
where the largest and cheapest stock of
shoes and hats on this peninsula will
he found.
A schooner laden with five hun dred
bushes Ct apples recently arrived at
Seaford from Northumberland county,
Virginia. The fruit was transhipped by
rail to New York.
Dunning's "Diamond State Black
Ink" is the best in use, will not corrodee,
has been tested thoroughly by all bnsl-
ness men, and for sale at all principle
stores in Smyrna.
A correspondent the Mutual Friend
writes that n Young girl has been ms,
sing from Lewes for several days, and
that "ioul play is suspected" NO par
ticulars are given.
Mr.. John McCarter, living near Smyr-.
ma, one day this week, cut from one OF
his apple trees, a branch about 1901
long, on which was closely clustered
thirty-six good sized apples
/. A Wilmington paper publishes an
obituary of Jas. A. Oates, the actor, and
states that che was born in county
Meath, Ireland. in 1852, and came to THIS
country in 1916" How did he come
Mr.. JOS. Parry, of the firm of Murphy
a. parry. of the F'Alley Mills" near tins
town. died in Philadelphia, last Satur
dav whilst on his way home from sara
togyo whence he had been TO beneht MS
health.
ON Wednesday night colored man
named VIM. Lee, belonging to Havre de
Grace. was accidentally. drowned al
jackson 81 Sharp's Wharf, Wliml1gton'
He was employed Oh the canal po"' "
Ii. Davis.
A Young man walked into residences me-
on West Seventh ST., Wllmng'on,, t TOT
davs ago. and told the servant Sirl I ,!
the gentleman OF the house had sent MN MN
there for his revolver. The trick ialieu
to succeed.
Camden Camp commenced Wednes-
lav The number of tents is small III
comnarison with former years. rev
Dra Newman, of Washington, and Bar
tine. of Jersey City, are expected 10
preach to morrow.
The complaint about the Hale's Ea ,Ls
seams 10 he general, though some Oh tue
growers were very fortunate. MI. v ,,';.
W. sprusnce has about 100 acres tS in 1 thls
variety. which brought him TINS yeaa
over $500 above all expenses. MI h oonn
A. Lavender also realized very manu-
somely.