Smyrna times., 1873-04-09

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Near Right as You a our F.s2sd"t A1sd 4 SFnSG nsar
Would Gould oSFS SrrT IseaaS RasS
with Merry Hearts.
The Idle Boys soliloquy Harry spruance
The Young Spring Has, Has Come %
10 sais nhsr{ sparRs S%Gs
MR. iSG Mrs smSbs
Fms, At a.. cHiNiDn: s"''O''
The Babys Complaint Kate TschGdy
Matties and 10 .e raE kste %fOBnd ndd
The Addepaic. XlonIa U5e% SSDq9nSS S2ym6Ss
Mrs scI.ocklands Econo@y
Song DISTRIBUTION OF rnIzEs
The declamations were distinctly and audiblv
rendered, the one entitled delaware" show
ing good elocuton. The. singing, (Mr. Wm.
a. Cummins director and Mrs. Col. RAYMOND
at the Organ) Was excellent. The popular old
duet, 'Alr. & Mrs. Snibbs'' sung by Alfred
Fowler and Edie Bell was encOred with a
ylm, and both it and the Little German
Band, with Master Fowler as its leader, would
have done credit to professional comedians let
alone 4t the little n9vices that perfomed them.
he hr>t charade, "FoOt-prints, was an
amusing little cooquy well sustained in the
several parts by A. Lee Cummins, Delie
Wilson, Frank Johns, Hannah Van Gasken,
W alter CarrOw, Fannie Van Gasken, David
Hunter, George WOodkeeper and Ludlow
iafford. Carrow, as ''Archibald' who didn't
like some of his sisters beaux, took his part
with marked effect In the charade of
,Croquet, charactered by Fannie Van GaSkeu,
VIM. Station, 4. Lee Cummins, Annie Warren
and Frank Bell was also good The two Irish
characters, by Fannie Van G. and Stayton,
could hardly have been improved upon
especially by parties so young. Neither could
j Bells part. The piece was well sustained
| however, throughout.
A number OF prizes books were awarded
to scholars for excelling in the following
studies viz: Annie +. Warren, for geography,
grammar, history, spelling, etymology and
attendance-sir prizes; Gilbert q. Taylor for
arithmetic, dictionary, grammar, and atten-
dance-four prizes; Alonzo s. Raymond, for
grammar. geography and arithmetc-three
prizes; Fannie Z. Van Gasken, for arithme.
TIC Frank Z. Bell, for reading A. Lee Cum
mInS, for declamati0ns, and Annie Campbell
and Alfred Fowler, for reading. Each stood
highest in his OF her respective class.
All the above belonged to Mr. Johns room
The following scholars from Miss Lizzie
farrOtt's room were also awarded prizes
Louisa Patterson, for geography, attendance
and spelIing-three prizes Sallie S. Hof-
tecker, Sale Sparks, and Cora and Kate
Ischudy, each a prize for reading Annie
l!egg and Fannie Sparks, for geography;
g.,
Tor arithmetic, and Clarence Smithers, for
attendance.
The books given as prizes were donated by
citizens OF the town for encouragement of the
children in their studies QHite a list of scholars
We're named as merltorlous in their studies
Both Mr. Johns and Miss PARROT were pre-
sented with handsome books by their scholars
The presentations were made by Col Raymond
to whom so much is due for the proficiency OF
these Schools and to whom nearly every thing
IS due IN the makeup of this entertainment
We have to omit any reference to the pleasing
dialogue entitled Mrs. McIocklands S Econo-
my because our article is already too long.
JURORS. The Superior Court and Court of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery, for Kent county, will commence at
Dover, on Monday, April 2Sth. The following
are the Jurors selected:
GRAND JCRORS-IS73.
Duck Creek-John Anthony, Thomas f.
Jefferson, William Sharp.
kenton-Wiliam Stevens, VIM. Hutchison,
David l.. Spruencc.
Little Creek-Jas. W. Emerson, Richard NJ.
Cooper.
Dover-William Slaughter, Charles NJ.
Wharton, Joseph Mcdaniel, Jr., John p NJ
Denney.
North Murderkil-Edward Lord, Asa
Grlthth, Cornelius Frear
South Murderkill-Eli Dehority, Henry
Whitaker, John W. Cullen.
Mispi iion-Charles NJ. Adams, Lewellen
Tharp, John e. Reed
Mlford-Robert II. Stephenson, James
POstes, Manlove r. Carlisle
PETIT JURORS.
Duck Creek-JOhn w. Jones, Obedah
Voshell, JAS W. MITCHELL John W. Denney.
kenton-Johl Taylor, John w. Lafferty.
John w. Graham.
Little Creek-Abraham Moore Samuel Mar
shall
Dover-John johnson, Nathaniel Slaughter
Robert IL. Wright, Martin K. Ford, John d.
Noshell, William DAVIS.
Nor h Murderkil-Jonathan Carrow, Jas
Il. Billings, James Anderson, of Ii.
South MurderkllI-Wm. NJ. Satterfeld
Peter X. Mereditb, Henry Harrington,
Nathaniel Harrington.
MispiOn-Jas. Morgan, Albert Harrington,
stephen NJ. Cain, john j. Barwick.
MitOrd-Wm. Spencer, John VI. Bennett,
}. w. Z. Gardiner, George a. Moore
SPECIAL JURORS
The following are the special jurors for the
Court of Oyer and Terminer, commencing
Tuesday, 29th inst.
Duck Creek-Robert Hill, John j. Jones,
Francis ID. Reynolds.
iNCh'Ou -DChJ T. lluIlOCk' DcIJ. t. uTanann.
Little Creek-David Peasanton.
DOver-Daniel Gidersleve, Thos. Slaughter,
John b. Wharton.
North Murderklll-Jas. H. Sullivan, Lewis
Schabinger
Mispillion-Wm. Hopkins, Eben Hughes.
Miltord-James s. Hudson, Henry Vinyard,
Robert Griffith.
The jury to try the cqee of Dr. Isaac G. West,
for the murder of Cooch Turner, will be
selected from the above names
The MIDDLETowN SwEDEs THE Swedish
servants about Mlddetown are not proving
all that fancy painted them. DissentOns are
arising between them aud their employees,
nd tn,, iL...;....