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The are y out the rccm grows cold
! ss me my mantle clc-er iold
The chin crccr- 10 the very bone,
sem moo truly nov alone.
siuee al that brilliant lcapins mss.
Gone nke the light a hopeful days
Has lef, bu, ashes lying there
Where late was such ruddy glare,
Ny fccs-scps echo through the room,
And fright the shadows In the gloom
W CORNERS shaded from the light
Ali this h lonely friends, god night
The Gre h out my heart !. dcsdi
No cheering warmth from embers red
Falls on me, where sit alone.
With rosy glow o. once n shone
On fair young forms and lovely fscc-,
That from my life have lo-, their PLACES,
And In each stead grassy grave,
An In exchange that death e'cr gave
About my feet the hillccks he,
Above my head irownins shy;
! 80 no bow of promise there.
The loved are gone; All tell me wherei
Ny heart, my place of graves, good night
The ere Is out Oh, soul Of mine,
For thee no living flames can shirei
To thcc no more on upward wing,
shall II he given 10 ~ar and sing
Aud In that solitude on high
Meet thy Creator eye TO eye.
The holy Arcs Of hope and faith,
Have burned " ashes; cold IN dcsth
Their vestais lie; their shields oi trust
All covered DER with damp and rust.
Clc-e shut the sepulcher irum sight
Ny dsrkened soul 10 thee, god night
--.sanday Herald, Isiiapapoiis.
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Jack ip. the BOr.

Some years ago there lived parsonage
well known to the London police under
the sobri9uet of "Jack in the Box" He
had perfected most ingenious system of
theft, which he worked with great pecun-
iary profit, though in the result disas-
trously. lie had box so constructed
that he could himself lie in it easily and
obtain the air necessary for respiration.
He would have his luggage booked from
one station to another, and labeled, "To
be left till called for" lie took care to
send 1t by "A train that would arrive at
its destination in the middle ofthe night,
so that all the luggage, including his box,
which included himself, would be stored
till the next morning. Then, in the mid
die Of the night, when all the luggage
had been safely locked up, he would get
out of his own box, and deliberately aud
at his leisure, open all the trunks which
he found around him. He would have
plenty of time for this purpose, and he
had about him duplicates OF all the keys
employed by the trunk makers, 50 that
he could open whatever he liked. lie
never took too much out of any one box,
or robbed from more than one box of
the same party, but went impartially
collecting whatever was most valuable
and least likely to be traced. These he
packed into his own box and retired
with tharn dnlv locEiuo IA i'm salf nm In
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CERTAIN CURE FOR A RATrLEssAKE
BITE OR SPIDER SrlSG.-A physician
in Oregon writes; "Take the yolk of "A
good egg, put in teacup, and stir in rs
much salt as will make il thick enough
not TO run of, and spread plaster and
apply 10 the wound. DO this when bit
ten or stung, and ! will insure your life
for sixpenee. have tried this remedy
in a number of cases, and have never
known il to fail"
RAW BEEF FOR DYsESTERy.-Take
half a pound of juicy beef free from any
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rAe a..ss se sar.sss.

Cleanse the stomach, bowels aud blood
from all the scrid, corrup, and offensive ae.
cumulations which produce functisnsl de.
rsngements, and you remove the cause of
and thus save large doctors bills. The most
eiiectual and reliable remedy for this pur.
pose Is found in Dr. Pierce's Pleasant fur.
gative Pellets. No cheap wood or paper
boxes, but kept fresh and reliable In visls.
High hvers, those induleing In ease and
pleasure, aud those Of sedeptary habits, can
prevent Rolls, Carbunclcs, Gout, Red skin,
kruPticns, Pimples, Constipation, Piles,
prcwsiness, Biliousne.s, and other condi.
tons induced by such habits. by taking from
four to sir Of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purpatiye
Pellets once a week, OF, better still, one OF
two each night They are sold by dealers
In medicines.
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JACK and Jim Reynolds, cousins and
loaiers, were playing poker in bar,room
near Augusta, Maine. Jack held a
straight, with AN ace at the head, and TO
his intense delight, Jim put down the
money as fast as he raised until the pool
amounted 10 over ten dollars. Then
Jis called, and Jack threw down his
straight Then Jim threw down four
aces. This indicated the miracle of five
aces in one pack OF fraud, and Jack ex-
pressed his opinion that there was shen-
ansgen going on" lie examined Jim's
aces, and found that one Of them was a
tray, with the end spots chalked out.
A fight ensued for The stakes, in which
Jim was stabbed, and Jack had his nose
bitten, but neithergot the money, because
somebody stole il while they were fight
ing,
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ON the death Of one Of Englsnd's most
eminent physicians, all his effects were sold
by auction, and among other things was q
sealed packet marked advice to Physi.
clans" which brought a great price. The
purchaser, on opening the packet, read a.
follows: "keer the head cool, the bowels
open. and the feet warm" n phy.ic Is
necessary, use Par.on'. Psryuiire B,Rs they
are the most scientifically prepared pill that
has appeared in the las, hundred years.
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Charles Warren Stoddard writes from
Rayenna:
"Dante is buried just around the
corner. 1t is pleasant to have his grave
so near, that is, it would be pleasant If it
were any sort of a grave. Don't come to
Rayenna with the hope of dropping a
tear under the melancholy expresses that
are SO far out Of range. Don't seek this
spot to pluck the thin grass blades that
grew themselves in such profusioD.
Dante lies under more marble than is
necessary 10 mark the place Of his sepul-
chre, and all that is visible is OF little in
terest. A cold relief and half dozen
metal wreaths, with ribbons streaming
from them, are not the sort Of memorials
one naturally looks for at the tomb of
him who had Paradise at his finger ends
while he lived, and doubtless inherited
il when he died. At the museum you
find, among other objects of peculiar in
terest, the box that once contained the
bones Of the marvellous poet, cast Of his
face, with the long, heavy nose and
prominent chin, profile less pleasing
than that given him in most portraits"
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A BEAurIruL WoNAN.-The percep
tive faculty Of women Is usually keener
than the sane chronological organ In
men. Woman knows that beauty rather
than genius Is worshiped by the sterner
sex. A man may ta1k with his lips Of
the latter TO his lady love, but the keen
ness Of the woman knows that he Is
thinking Of the former In his heart. All
women have an innate desire TO please
their beoar. They are fond Of admira-
tion, hence one OF their longings Is To be
beautiful. The grand secret Of female
beauty Is health-the secret Of health Is
the power To eat, digest and assimilate a
proper quantity Of wholesome food.
Take VINEGAR hrrrrRs. II will cleanse
the stomach tone the vital organs, give
a perfect digestion, purify the blood,
clear up the complexion and produce a
state Of mental aud physical electricity
which gives symmetry ~ hrm, bright
eyes, white skin, glossy hair and gcnu.
Inc type Of female loveliness which no
cosmetic can compare with. ~
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We received a very pleasant letter OF
thanks from our old friend Kendall. since his
return home. Tor bottle Of JaAAson's 1ao-
dyRe LiaimSnf which We gave him. aud " hich
he says has entirely cured him Of the trouble.
some and dangerous cough he had when
here
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SroP at the Sherman House when in
Chicago. With its superior advantages
and recent reduction OF rates, It's claims
for public favor are unequaled.
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SINCE the importation of the Chinese
into this country, big feet among the
fair sex have gone out Of fashion. The
style now is 10 wear a shoe with only
heel, tied up with ebony buttons.
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wPvsy or rHE FIVE.

main has shown 10 thOsr who oppo~p the
-.
s,'s'onary spint IN the w'neawake
churches, how readily the savage" races
may understand ana ADAPT themselves 70
inc customs ot CIVILIZATION. we dont
mean 70 say that the Ming Is q savage
lie mas been raised IN good iamiiy, but
ne comes OF q race that may be called
savage without any great stretch OF the
,ru,h' his journey ,nrough ,ne om'eu
states mas zone good oo'h 10 himself ana
70 us ne vii, uouo''ess return 10 ms
'i,''e 'sia"u WIN more eh'argeo views ON
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more.
has, % S"ne. ''"'"' ''''"''' '0' '"'' N"''" '"0"
BY ihi. right hand shall die the death before the set
OF 'unP'
Nov rapple on that narrow briise, with hell he
The esa@piops ., r,rh, and r,O,s a. rh.r,xo,n.r,
meet.
'od slesa the nsh'' and conquer he who knows his
The traitor. end Of ,r,,,or friend h, nj, rbo uc,
the dust.
We have had very singular weather
this season. quite inconsistent. The
weather clerk has not been entirely able
to make up his mind what TO do. "First
it blew. then il snew. then IL thew. and
then il up and friz." That's the kind of
weather we've had. About the second
\ week in January. "old Probs." said we
were going to have some cold weather.
"Old Prol,s." was correct. we did have it;
the thermometer suddenly sunk to the
bottom Of the tube, and the cold snap
came on with a vengance, all over the
country. The little streams froze IN at
once, and the big ones became a glare of
floating ice. A good thing for the ice
crop, but terrible ON those too moor Ia
have hearthstones and A good supply of
coals.
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vssl nsyash- rlatsI.ao-, Iea.ilps,ion, Billeas,
toic siek Hesd.rhs frdt<~-tfea rsia In the Pit %
| the stolaseh are eaIed hr Talt's fill..
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over 500 papers, separated lnto sc ven subdivts
ions. ror separate lists and cost cs adverttsing
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
She1'Ms SuleS.
c,HERIFFssALR-

CfHERlFFS SALE.
y By virtue of writ Of Alias yenditoni Exponas,
70 me directed will be exposed tn sale. by way of
Public Vendue at the times and places hereunder
named the following lots pieces and parcels Of land
and tenements situated and described as follows 10
wit:
Athe Hoff n C. T. For,seQ. in The ToH of Smyrna Duck
Creck Hundred, Kent CDua'y and SItc ~ Dctrware,
On TUESDAY. December eth, 1s75. at 70 o'clock A. "
No1-All that certain lot piece or parcel Of land
situated at the corner Of Commerce Street and Della
ware street in the Town Of smyrna Duck Creek Hun
dred Kent County and state Of Delaware. having a
front on Commerce Street Of forty eight ~ feet and
front Delaware Street Of seyentyhve 10 feet and
contains Thfrg-S1 Hundred 800 Square FEET O5 Lqnd
less; the Improvements are q twO-stDry brick
st0re-house and Ofice.
o2-All that certain lot piece or parcel Of land
situated on Delaware Street in the Town Of Smyrna
in Duck Creek Hundred, County and State aforesaid
adjoining No. / and lands Of Edward Beck and said
% have front Of seventyve feet and depth Of one
hundred and twenty-eight us feet. and contains
Nine ThOusnnd SIR Hundred 90D Square Ic NJ Land
more or les: the Improvements are frame stable
and carriage-house.
No All that certain lot piece or parcel Of land
situated Commerce street, IN the town Of Smyrna
IN the Hundred. County and State aforesaid, having
a front Of seventy-fiye 40 feet and depth Of one
hundred and siXty-hye JOB feet adjoining No and
other lands Of james r. Clements and contains Tn
Thonsead Four Hundred 1040Oj Square FEET ~ Lqnd
more or less; theimproy are ree-stOry brick
observation-disclosures with back buildings.
No 4oAn that certain lot piece or parcel Of land
situated ON Commerce Street, IN the Town Of smyrna
Hn1dred County and State aforesaid. and adjoining
yo and lands Of Unity Lambden's heirs and others
and said to have r91 o. & @ feet @ and nu contain, IsP
~ Thoaa1nd Si1 Hundred $500 square RET Of Land
more or less; the improvements are a tWostOry frame
dwelling house with back buildings.
No All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
sinafed on Delaware Street. I'm the Town Of Smyrna
Hundred County and state aOresaid, adjoining lands
az Mn Keith lands OF the Railroad Company and
other lands ana said % have front Of sixty feet and
depth Of one hundred tect ana cohuuiis ~ Ihoa
provements are a twO-stoIy framekdOu d"eiling
house with kitchens. ,
situated on Union Street, in the Town 0f smyrna
Hundred County and State Aforesaid, adjoining lands
Of Joseph " Mariner, lands Of Elizabeth Haughey
and other lands and said 70 have mont OF my lJ0
feet and depth of one hnndred and twenty I'D
fet and contains Sir Thousand Is O0) Square FEET N
Lnnd more or less; the Improvements are double
two-stDry frame dwelling house.
No 7--A that certain LOT, piece er parcel o. land
Hundred County and state aforesaid adjoining lands
of Elizabeth Haughey, and other lands oi James K.
and densh OF one hundred and twenty l20l feet and
contains I6HP Thousand Eight Hundred a 800 Square
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
FARMS WANTED!

'he request OF some OF the most prominent SMYRNA
% Real Estate Agent of Easton, Md, start
hch Agency Smyrna De provided the people will cncuroo
~ enterprise 10y promptly placing their farms, my list
My success in the sale of Real best evidence Of NV f
e Tor selling have sold in Talbot within the past ir
teen months 1000 land and intend to push the si
ness vigorously yhcreas in Talbot
"'e you may be greatly benefited certainly
ing y allowing me to show farms
MAKE no charge whatever if in any way instrumental in
h the buyer sold coming nv influence or
'eg charge commission of per the first $4,000 and
y on all and above $3OOO
rms less than the chancery scale allowed Trustees
hogh they are at for advertising
purchasers while expenses $500 o $4OO month
The immigration resulting this OUTLAW benefits ,o Cor,tv +
large more than myself, and all ask
description and price Of farm
50 as TO oeable to suit who buy
FeaSe send in description of farms circular which will
be circulated among thousands seekers
sep F N1ANC1I1
od Postoffce" next door to Foxwell Hotel Snlvrna Del
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FARM IT PRIVATE SAID,

The Subscriber VIII sell at Priva" sale the follow
ing described Real Estate late of Eehecca Robinson
de- d situated in Duci. Creek Hundred Kent County.
miles nom smyrna. adjoining lands of John IT.
BeWley Nathaniel f. WildS lands Of the heirs Of John
Gold,hpruugh, dec d. and Isaac C0nard containing
ftgOaS Acres. The buildings consist Of a two-aUd-a-
half story frame dwelinghousc with nine rooms air
finished. with kitchen attached. good milk house
s1n0keh9use. Carriagehouse. with corn crib in one
end stgbng for six horses &c. There is strawberry
pach of one acre, one acre in Taspbcrres and annie
orchard. all in bearing. This property is within one
mile Of water navigation. two miles from Douglass
station on the Bombay Hook Railroad and convent
ent n churches and schools. ANY one desiring 10
purchase small farm, conveniently located in thri
wing neighb0rhOOd, can get a bargain on easy terms
FlT further particulars inquire of
Aoy Il lS15-lm JAMES {. ROBINSON
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TO THE
LADIES ESPECIALLY.
To TIIE

Mrs.. I. Carr having rented her store and positively
determined quit business offers her entire stock 6f
Trimming ,1tionS &c.. at cost and even below cost
She dec close out by the first Of the year and to
this CHt = viii mark her stock down ta the very
lowest -iise Her object Is not merely to run Off Old
goo'.-. iDt TO positively sell ont and quit. All who
buy "gr therefore sure of bargains Much of her line
Is ic" tHd desirable. Call at once. Nov. 3i-tf
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS OF DUCT

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS OF DT-C,K
" CREEK HUNDRED.
Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted fol
state, county Road and Poor Tax for the year 1875
FOR Duck Creek Hundred to call and settle the same
on OF before the lst day Of December next or shall
proceed To collect the same by law
Duty OF COLLECToR.-If any person fail or NEGLECT
y pay their Tax within ten days after this notice the
collector may levy and collect the same with cost ac-
cording % law.
II the owner of any Real Estate shall not reside in
me Hundred. or j. minor il shall be the duty Of the
toieclor T. levy and collect the same or the personal
property Of the tenant thereof
~ % any tax laid upon lands, or tenements ac-
ETdng . law, which shall be paid by or levied from
he tenant Of such lands. tencments or person Oc-
eliylng aud having charge Of the same. shall De a
't-1d against the rent other demand Of the owner
or the use, or profits Of such premises and If there
be not rent or other demand sufficient to cover the
sun - paid. or levied the tenant or other person
sillA have right . demand and recover the same
rom The owner. with costs Extracts from he Lqir
Nov Il Ls7J-3w W. Z. SPRUANCE Collector
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DEATHS.

JESTER.-ln Dover. on Sunday evening. iith inst OF
eryspelaS after a short Illness Mr.. VIM. N. Jester
in the I'D year OF his age.
COWGILL.-At his residence near Dover on the 18th
inst Mr.. William Cowgirl, aged about 65 years
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
1CENT REWARD,

James 3. Walls an indentured apprentice having
run away from my premises. / hereby forewarn ali
persons from harbgrng or trusting him on my account
under penalty of the law JAS NCCIPTFR
SNYRNA. November 9TH 1S1I-3t
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
O6 DIVIDEND.

The Directors Of this Institution have This da,, 10
clared Dividend Of three per cent ONT Of tbo !e,
3r me last SIX months payable to the Stockholders or
ueI lgai representatives, and after the 18th inst
clear Of all taxes. By order '' ''''''
r,..... ..e,..--- W. NJ BELL Cashier
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
CANCER CAN BE CURED.

mn IT. T. BOND. Of the PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE.
Uncovered certain for this dreadful malady. and
snhing the medical faculty by his wonderful sureess
& medies be sent to any part IT the Tnrld. Those
I rrIe visiting the city and remaining while under
VIZ will fud ample accommodations at the INsT-
tsas" ts SCROFULA, TETTER. PECRIGO, aud all SKIN
and impurities of the Blood cured after all other
sl Consultation and advice free. Call at or adj
iehle1 "PENNA. CANCER INsTITUTR"
~. tsiy 32OS CHESTNUT ST.. Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The first annual teachers institute for Kent Count
Uill Re held in the
COUR HOUSE, DOVER. DEL

Tiu$iGy Fidey oRd N,tasl,rM Rr,cs,',- O. 10 amt II
According u Section H. of an act i'm relation 10 Ere,
Srl"ois ~ Delaware passed March 25th $50 at Dover
Delaware every teacher is required To attend the
Teachers institute in the County in which they arc
teaching unless unayoi'i0tly detained.
Arrange lMen's are being made for the accommoda.
ton Of all Teachers who are now Ig.lgcl i'm Teach
ins and for a, many Others as possible
The eNer-.,eS viii he of such character that all
sr-Jl ted. "
cordial invitation is extended to al who are
Interested IN CUR free schools
The meeting VIII organize on Thursday the c-b ot
ten 9ciccs 4 II. Eminent instructors will Lc present
Music VIII De furnished by r. A. Williams
!. II. GROVES.
Nov. 2ith-3w. State Supt. Free schools Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
FOR RENT.

The ~tore occupied hy the Rev. John I!5ugh: also
the one occupied 10y Asa Clifton. situated on Main
street Possession given the lst day of March next
Apply o. WN D4VTTI NJ II
smyrna Del. Nov. l5 1S-5-tf -
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

HINSON-REYNOLDS.-On the 18th inst, at the NJ f
parsonage Dover. by Rev. J. II. Caldwell Mr.. Chas
F. Hinson Of smyrna Del. to Miss Rachael v
REYNOLDS Of Kent county.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24

Jobn w. Suel, young man, committed
.,,Scide at ballroom door at Jonesboro',
Ga Ca Monday night because he was not
invited.
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Tbirt nt must be at the various stations a. least
'ney VIII Jay over twenty-four t2U hours. '''
0eight trains Nos and will have Passenger Tar
business. ''''' =" uViA5H ihcIucnt 10 freight
arr,vs i u,sng the $50 A. N. train Easton will
tnadelphn at 35 IN thus giving neaTiv seren n
business purposes IN that city ~ ' ~ '"'' 'o'
E,sroy o,,.tJ Z. CALDWELL, Superintendent
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
UNsLEAcHED MusLIns.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

We make these our specially ordering our stock two
months before the season direct from the manuiac-
lures enables us to offer the best Of goods at the lowest
PRICES. Mems heavy whole leather Boots $50 800
S39 and slD. Boys heavy whole leather Boots 81 50
81 10 500, $40 and $500. Gents Calf Boots $3.50
500 $50 and $3.50 Ladies' Pebble, Goat. Turkey
Morocco and Kid Button and Lace Shoes 81 25 81 so
Sll3 800 S221 and $50. Misses and Childrcn's in
iuli assOrtmcnts, from 20 cts TO Sl.50 sep. OILY
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
THE NEW SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS,

& me undersigned are prepared 10 furnish 10 School
Seln SSe,lgniuittees OF Teachers any or all the TE,VTi
3,UOOHAS recently adopted by the State Board ~
prnoa bpuoaToh s az the Publishers Introductory Rates
ees ior iirs Introduction twOthirds Publishers ra
ail prices; and I'm exchange for Books OF the safoo
nm Aip ~ aha grade now in use in the Schools one-haIf
su ItNlll prices Teachers and Committees arc in
Fite1 & m communicate with us personally or by letter
,a.i ~ nuil st9ck O SCHOOL BOOKS and STATI0NFRY
Always on hand. Call on address
j. IL. COOPER S5 BRO.
SMYRNA, DEL. sen sam
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
NOTICE.

In connection with the sale of Russell Goes won
derful Phosphate, am prepared 10 furnish Wilson'S
Early Blackberres, Brandywine Raspberries and all
other stock usually kept in rstclass nursery such
as Polk & Hyatfs, Odessa, Del Prices 10 suit the
times. JNO. r. WILSON,
Nov IL, 1s75-1m Smyrna, Del
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FOR RENT.

TIN the lst Of March 1876 the HOUSE on the corner
o. Methodist and Union Streets, and owned by Can't
scrlbe- G.. W. KENNEDY
MiddletOwn Del
Key at VIM Nelson's. next door Nov I'd, fs15
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
DISSOLUTION OF COPlRTNERSHIP.

Ihe produce commission firm Of viguers & IIobson
was dissolved Nov 1st, after which time tbe t'eroes
will be continued under the firm name az i n tioh
son Co az the same storehouse No $40 south Front
Street Phila. where all kinds of Country ~ m
be handled % the very best interest of shppers and
returns made promptly. ""
J. f. HOBsON & co.
Nov IL lbIo-t 3i2 South Front st., Philada
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
TERMS CASH.

Wework cheap for cash--Wm. r. Cahoon
& Son, Dover. feb. IO-ly
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24

TIa NT;s,1 A. NJ A. w.
IN ne mixed Train will be run subject TO DELAYS tncid,
time Is given. " 10y '"'' at STATIONS where
,bosn m y KSA BRANCH TRAINS.---Add,tional n
n"D.e leave smyrna for Clayton To- 30 a. NJ a oo ~
9uu NJ Leave Clayton Tor smyrna 72j " o .; & and n
from Clayton ~ ""'"S 'Noith ana SOUTH
HF KENNEY Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
Maryland & Delaware II. r,
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

On sng al!s. MONDAY October a,th ,,, train, win