Smyrna times., 1872-01-10
STATE AND LOCALS.

The Dover loan association funds sold for
I2l@IS per cent lOT the current mouth.
The Chapel Sunday School at Smrrna Land
18th. 'i'
The vaccine physicians of Wilmington. fan.
pointed by City COuncilJ have vacciuated 2Si3
persons.
:, Wilmington is going to have Joint stock
Cotton Factory, with Col. ii. 5. MuComy at
the head.
The City Council of Wilmington estimates
that 1t will take $276,550 to run" the CITY
this year.
Z. w. Wright of Georgetown, it is rumored
will be the next candidate Of the Democratic
party for Congress.
The ,Blptists, Presbyter4ns and Metholists.
IN Wilmington unite this week in Observing
the Week Of Prayer"
The festival for the benefit of the moor Of
TINS town will be held Wednesday and thurs
day evenings, 9th and 18th inst.
Money sold this week at the Odessa Ru;ld.
ing and Loan Association at 9 per cent and
a. the Mddietown Association at 2OJ per cent.
Rev. DR.. McCabe, of the Episconal Cburob
Middletown, has been sick for over two mnnths
ard lay reader has been appointed to 6ll bis
pulpit. ''''
Rev. Mr.. Huntington. Of Dover and Raw
Hr. Mallory, of Milford both Presbyteri1ns
recently P''''''''
Three mercantile firms in Dover retire from
buslness--Wallace e. Burton, one of the oldest
IN the town, John j. Nivison, and IIoffecker
j. Stewart.
James X. Mitchell, Esq, late Clerk Of the
Senate, has presented the Milford EpiscopaI
Church with handsome set of Argand lamps.
worth so. 9N''1 ramps
Governor Ponder has appointed Sheppard
+: Martin, OF Indian River HID, Prothonotary
OF Sussex county, vice VIM. 4. Jones. whose
term has expired.
The Sussex Journal says: 'It is said bv
those who have examined the peach buds thai
they were nearly all killed by the extreme cold
snap in December"
A young man named ThOs. J. Marsh. a ca,
decorator IN Wilmington, is attracting consid
erahle attention as portrait painter. Iii,
skill IS OF the first order.
| Read what the Phila. Press saws of the new
leWeiry store OF Mansfield Il Baird Mr.. NJ
being native Smyrnian, well known to most O
our CITIZENS, gives the article point.
The re-opening of the Presbyterian Church
OF Delaware City, which has been greatly on
500 lhpIOHCI anu DcdutlUeu, takes Mac
e with appropriate services on Sunday next
Thieves entered the larders of Messrs Vim
n n. Hall, Thos. b. Johns and Thos Carrow O
: this town on Monday night last. Mr.. UalI'
smoke house furnished considerable booty.
W. ?. Jones, of Dagsboro hundred, an
n Benz. Burton, of Georgetown hundred, ar
S active alter the Office Of Clerk Of the Peace fD
!. Sussex CO.., which becowss vacant this month
:. Two chicken thie7 ., whilst cleaning ba
. full OF stolen chickens N Christiana Hd., on
night last week, were surprised by the owners'c
the poultry and one of the parties was captured
6 DIR. Arnold Naudain, formerly a prominen
e cltlzen OF this State, died at the residence {
h his son in-law, Dr. Hamilton, in Odessa. q
o Thursday last, aged 80 years. lie was a grac
uate OF Princeton, and also of the Universit
OF Pennsylvania; was Speaker of the Stat
;, House or Representatives in 1926; was u. {
e Senator from 1880 to 1896 and ended his Of
q heial life as Collector of Customs, in Whining
ton, In lS45. lie was born near Odessa.