Smyrna times., 1874-09-23

'"ine l0rty or hfty OF the members and con
gIeRatlon ct 81. Pauls NJ Il. Church, Wi
uW,'nSp1n, mado surprise visit 10 their pastor
. nrV .: Is. Merritt, last Monday evening. ta
Ming WIN them supply of refreshments which
were subsequently spread in the dining roam
ana good time followed.
Three cows belonging to BENJAMIN Burton.
= near georgetown, were killed by the cars on
tho railroad few days ago A venr aro he
: IoSt three IN the same way, and it IL not many
months SINCE his house was DESTROYED by fire.
o :, Ueorge w. Ingram, real estate agent at Mil
| dlclown, has sold the farm of G. W. Sritz.
near mat place, ot 2l0 acres, to r. &. Knight.
3 OF Long Island, for S2O,O0O Mr. Knirht
proposes to remove to his purchase in October.
! drunken Gipsey dashed through the
streets of AlidilctOwn last week in a Gttlc ol,I
go.cart at such furious rate that he unset onJ
Tell SO turlousy on the sidewalk that the fail
would have killed any one but drunken
Gipscy. ~ U'''>0"
Speaking of Judge Fisher, tho Rrpub1jcop
says that tho assaults made upon him are Iibnl.
gus IL a'S9 says he has no intention of re-
SSttShhlng as u ,. Attorney for the District of
Will make little profit by it.
Speaking of the WASHINGTON safo huroIorv
case, the Dover Sentinel says: Mr.. UnrrinG.
ION has tue sympathy and confidence of his
friends IN this his native town. They, of
course, consider him innocent of all acts of n
criminal character, and believe his innncenca
will ultimately be vindicated.
VIM. Herbert, Chairman of the Democrotic
County Executive Committee, has chan0cI
the day tor holding the large mass lnectinS at
Hll1dietOWn from October LIST to Thursday
i9th day OF the same month. Senators Bavard
anu Salisbury and Hon. Hester Cvmer Iave
consented to be peeSent and address the crowd,
It's said that DR.. Jump, the Republican
o""ui"a'c TOT Governor, never executed iudg-
ment against any one tor debt, although he has
n'u an extensive practice for more than thirty
years. lie has, OF course, lost very large
amount OF money during that time-cnoucb
10 nave made him wealthy, hal he been n
close collector.
The Washington Criminal Court has deaig-
mated the 10th of October as the day for the
trial OF Richard Harrington and others accused
OF c"mpiicty IN the sale burglary A motion
to try the offenders separately was refused
Whitley, who is under Indictment. did not an.
pear to give bail. Benton, who forfeited his
bal, is still missing.
The continued illness Of Rev. T. j. Thomn.
SON PreSlding Elder Of Wilmington District. |
II Is sali, Will probably render necessary the
appointment OF another minister to the position. |
OrnI
irv. >. Is. Qugg, Rev. Charles Hill. Row |
vaughn Smith, Rev. l.. e. MatIack. and Rev |
IL. Coclazer now Of Gaena, Nd.
circus, as may be seen. is cominr nm tb;S |
way next week. We see by our Maryland ex-
changes that the men, at least the laborers, are
declared TO bc most desperate set of rounhs
and cur authorities should make extra police ar.
r"ngements when they come. These men do
raseally things because they arc here today
and zone tomorrow, but they should not Get
OIL with their rascality.
Captain A. II. Chittenden. of tho firm, &c
W M. lnterIid Il Co merchants of Milford |
was drowned while bathing in the creek about
! o CLOCK Saturday night, (l9th inSt) Ills
'au l!te was not knows until s O'Clock Sunday
morning. He was an enterrrising mercbqnt
lnd much respected in the community. lie
caves wife and two children to mourn his
oSs' Ihcre are hints of suiside in the case
The Milford Ne'cs is responsible for tbo
statement that one of the delegates at the rr. :
'ent Democratic State Convention, in voting
or the TubernatOrial candi1ate, put piece of :
PAPER against the wall to write John w. Hans ;
lame on L. lie was so full of ,cgtco,cIa,
!o"'ver, that he cOuIdn' t tell the whiteroatinc ,
rom the paper, aud wroto Halls name on the 4
'ali anu deposited blank ballot in the hat.
An important change il to he made in the
1''oau time tahe next Monday. The after. &
loon tram to Philadelphia will leave this town
u hour earlier l.3O instead Of 3D. and the .
'OwI train or express freight goes M ahont : :
instead OF $50. 1t will come down in the :
n1"rning about :, instead OF 3, as heretofore :
ne night train will get here ten minutes later
M VIII stop at Harrington. 1t has been
unning as far as Sealord.
Saws John o. Byrne's Wilmington 1Irort;.
'r: We notice in our Delaware exchanges = .
reqncnt repetition Of the attacks of the New !
"rE SIM upon two Delawareans. McxSrs :
harrington and Fisher a more cowarliy and y
aIunHlou5 sheet than the New York SIM q
ever had existence in the country II rn'I.. .
nth hlth, and is never satisfied unless II !. 6
IIIliylng character The furore against tho :.
ccntlenen named was started by the Snu ont !,
ma'Ice, and to satisfy the prurient appctites :,
its readers "ip'''''' u
lHE MIpDLETowN FAIR, which commenced =
ms morning. Is to be dccdedya big thing. !.