Smyrna times., 1874-04-01
STATE AND LOCALS.
School election next Saturday.

OO' N'NOelOu next SATURDAY.
n protracted meeting is being held in tb
Iresbyterlan church at Pennington.
Capt. l.. B. Day is talked of for the Sheriff
ATTY nomination by the Sussex Republicans,
Richardson 4 Robbins of Dover, are build
ing an addition to their immense cannin
factory. '"''u'N
A. Or. honeywell, of Wilmington. has in
vented cracker for table use with NO nm
healthlness 1t, he says
{, Levin Locates, living at Oak Grove. nea
Ssalord, has four legged chicken. 1t ba,
leg under each wing.
:, some OF the Democrats of Middletown wan
~ -nr' InaS. T. Anderson to be candidate fo
NneflH' Tor New Castle county.
fsll spice mills, near Wilmington. recentl,
usSlr'yed 6y hre, are to be put in partial one.
Hon Jas, r. Lohand's family have returned
no nome to Milford, after spending the winter in
Washington. :"
\ convocation of Episcopal ministers will bo
heI1 at St Anne's, Mddletown. next We'd
neSday and Thursday.
Mrs. Henry c. Spruance opens in tbe n,;IIi.
merry business this week at her residence, Com.
mrrce ,I ST. opposite Mr.. \. t. Jerman's.
Ihe Dover Public Schools, under tho Prn.
clpaIShip OF Nlr. +. \. Williams. rive grand
e".ertalnnent tins AMI tomorrow evenings.
y, Thomas B. Coursey, Esq, has been to
washington, spending week attending the
Procuremens OF patent for Turbine watnr
wheel. "a''l
\ negro man named Henry Levi died from
druhAehhe>s and exposure in Mr.. Henry Sil
week. . NJ l@s'
!, III Ihe Earle farm, belonging to Anthony Rev.
b0id, IN SassafraS Neck containing c-n oar'.,
mas been sold for $4,000 Thc UarIan =
HolllngSworth Co., Of Wilmington. purchasers
"A public examination of the scholars -
MI Pennewill's School will be held on Fr;dsv
neXt, to which the public is invited Tbere
VIII Oe music and other pleasing attractions.
Does not the EceYy Erc0in0 iumn NJ con
clusl9nSI 1t says: =" If the banking law now
before Congress passes, new bank will he
organic ed in Smyrna" ''
Charles Tunnel, ESQ, was the only psr.o,
who accepted tic award Of the Commi.sioner'
.n 10, inc georgetown and Frankford railroad
All tue other land owners have dcmurred
nan who gave his name as James Haz. !
iId' OF Seatord, escaped from Kirkbride's
Lun'tc Asylum in Philadelphia, last wecL |
anu was subsequently, reGaptured.
lauy III Lewes, one day last week, started
d nie ~ her cook stove, in the afternoon. and
IooSteu a, i've cat and six young kittens in tho
ledge "i'nou' ner know
Jchn H. Hendrickson (now mercbandisino
az az Little Geek Landing) has sold tbe Mil
Hotel ~ at Camden, Del, to John r IairJ a.
i' aIenton' Ne" jersey Mr. Laird was ior
"'er proprietor OF the above named hotel
me mercantile firm of IIobson & CollDs
" ~ ~: i!I'lie creek Landing, is dissolved. Mr.
r ~ imam II. Hobson Withdrawing from tho
H. - a. II IS s&d he will turn his attention 10
The large Calming factory there. '''O" ~
!, h9ch sympathy is extended to Cant Ia.
49,, IHo" Snd wife, OF this vicinity, in their I
= 'qs'Ing Bereavement in the death of their
heir 1'u, bo'o,. an eStlInabls young lady in whom
'elI hopes were conferred i
= = IarRe iorce OF men arc now working. and
: :, eA Apected that the track between (Ieorea. t
own, Gu the Georgetown and FrantiorJ uJe9rES' %i' I
o4d' ana AilIsbOro' , distance of nine ~
-" '4 .h.i. beyond a doubt, by the 20tb of ]
me Cambridge (Md) Chronicle is inCor,rod B
.''' V'r''ahi@ IRON mine has been discovcreJ q
- . ''.'H near Llnkwood, in Dorchester cn Q
."h Is represented to be of unusna )
'ulily and OF as yet undiscovered length and
me me roof OF j. NJ. Cox & Bros. Carria0o q
noP': IN MtddIetOwn, eau hit fire one dov Iast i
rom sparks from Il fire in neiphor;na II
n,Ien' n,;I an1 it was with much difficulty, and
AA"icS were 5
hr' Turtle, who has been nominated bv tho ;
IeSi9ent TO he Consul at Maranham. RIazil y
lSSldent OF Georgetown, has spent the greater !
az VI MS ne at Nassau. He married Miss
'ppnsh 9l Georgetown, aud is brCther-in.law
Kev. Mr. Lghtbourn. '''' ." ID" v
Ihe friends OF Rev. j. T.. Smith of II. !
)in, sussex county, formerly of smyrna o. lC
lHJ cordially welcomed his return Ia them . u
'c"nu year, by repairing to the parsonage on T,
&c evening of the goth, and setrinS bsforn Il
IN magnificent supper. '''0'" u
The public entertainment &c ,bo p,Lr. G.
'hools OF District No. 5. in this town. will he -
ven at the town hall next Friday evening ., :.
9'rs open at 69 commence at 7, s6arp. T5c =;
m ml'efta'nnent given last year by these scholars .
as immensely popular
lhe Clayton House, Wilmington. has p.sssd
e hrSt year OF its existance. and ia nrano,'. al al
u success. 1t was opened on the 9Th of o. o.
Il arcn' Is'5 and during the year ending the -, ~
u Vi -narsh 1874, 1t entertained s. 600 g1ests To-
= n.ie were twenty.f -four new arrivals per dav i,
'he average, and forty permanent boardors ~ -,
49, qu'Tes over forty employees to run" The ~
,.e'' @ ~ Is owned by two banking corpora. q.
ms ana no Intoxicating drinks are allowad 90
. " SOFA on the premises Col. SAWYER rho ~
"u'oru' Is exceedingly popular. ~, 80