Smyrna times., 1875-10-13
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or else party split.
STATE AND LOCALS

Court commenced in Sussex last Monday
IL commences IN this county on the 25th
t Next Wednesday, 2Oth, the corner ston,
OF the new NJ. +. Church at Kenton is to be
laid. - " 0'
Mr.. Kerr, our Duck Creek trucker. gave
us a lot OF pears the other day, the heaviest
one weighing Is ounces.
A new schooner, named Unity r. Dyer,
was launched at Lebanon, near Dover. last
week. She is owned by Dover parties
The fine Southdown buck placed on ex.
hibition at the Middletown fair, by Prof.
day. ' '7'''"'
The new Episcopal Church at Milton. in
Sussex, is about completed, and is said TO
be one OF the neatest frame churches in the
State. '--o
Mr.. Thos. j. Stevenson, of Dover. will
open confectionery and grocery store this
week, on LOckerman street, in Evans
Block. vans
MiddletOwn correspondent writes to
| the Ga-Gtte that the receipts of the Fair
there last week will net $4,000. it is
thought. -
A negro woman named Mary Galloway
from Laurel, was lodged in Jail at GEORGE.
town on Tuesday night week, on charge of
numerically beating her child
Arrangements have been definitely n,ado
10 1OF OllVe Logan to lecture i'll this town on
Tuesday, Oct Goth. As stated last weeL
she will give her celebrated lecture ON
"Girls." 'o VII
r, The book store OF Boughman, Thomas &
Co, at 42l Market street, Wilmington was
entered by burglars, last Sunday night, and
ABOUT fifteen hundred dollars worth of
goods stolen.
IT is stated that the peaches in the
Mlddletown refrigerator taste badly of the
pine boards. The building is sheathed
with Sussex pine. All the fruit has been
removed from the I'd and Sd stories.
John B. Cough has been engaged 70
lecture Ill Wilmington this season. and will |
appear at the Opera House on Decembor |
"a. HIS subject will be Blunders." and |
the lecture will be an entirely new one.
Mr.. Mancha has opened the "old post-
ONCE" DR.. Collins buildincl next to
F0XwelIs c. hotel, this town, as a real estate
once, and will occupy it to-day. 1t has
oeen nicely fitted up. Already customers
are coming in. =
Il Inc lit. Rev. Alfred Lee, it is expected
Will preach in St. Peters Church. fix
Town, next Sunday and administer the
apostolic rite of Confirmation. All will bn
welcomed and seats will be provided
services at 1870, A. NJ, and :, p. NJ.
Sir, see that one of your neiehbors has
. helfer, i6 months old, with calf AT her
,l1e' a1Ge' When | was farmer, in 1873. INV I
AI9erny helter had calf when l3 months
ma ~ days old. Yours,
w. c. EL1Asox.
The Jail at New Castle contains now one q
hundred and fifteen inmates, the largest Q
lumber ever held in the walls since tIo =
'nson has been built BY court time il i i,
'rooaOie That fully hundred and twenty. d
we prisoners will be incarcerated. This
Ooks Ike fearful increase of crime. \
That portion of the Smyrna and Della. .
are are, bay Bombay Hook Railroad in New :.
"0tie county, being one and one half miles -
! iehgtn; was sold at public sale at
!
NJ. Mills, otherwise jaw Could 9f Z
'ew York, was the purchaser at s.. 800 y
Mr.. B. B. Price, of CeciIton. had his c
ocket book stolen from an inside nocLot
! ME on the fair grounds in Middietown t.
euhesday evening. His loss in cash was W
et"een 500 and $50, and besides this
Ote valued at $259, upon which payment II
ank >''i' -'"'ioilai al
Of
Tomorrow -Thursday-eveninp a maat-
e IN the interests of the Foreign Woman's Ii,
isslon will be held in the NJ. Z. Church of m
Us town. Addresses will be delivered bv vi
e Fastor, and Mrs. Rev. Saml L. Gracev. bl
former citizen of our town, now of East
armouth, Mass. To commence at "a dc
clock. 2
ne Wlmbrow marc, owned by Asbury
'rdue, OF Wycomico, CO., Nd, trotted at the II
e Hchuetzen Park course, in Wilmington. IS
st week, twenty miles in 734 minutes IL
e hour and quarter. VIM. Martins
are, that was to have trotted against her. wi
" SICK, and was withdrawn, her owners W
wing the forfeit, $780, cl
i he great Baptist revival in Wilmington 81
IL goes on. Meetings held nightly. and fa
lndreds of people have to return home
lack of room to accommodate the audi da
ces Last Sunday the Rev. Mr.. Halde. he
m, the pastor, baptised nineteen persons. m
teen being ladies, one of whom was in
'ar"d, and four gentlemen. kC
Inc steamboat Falcon takes strong en-. %I
uragement in running to Smyrna Land. ~
g. Commencing next Friday it will leave w w
e Landing at 10 in the morning. and so ",
ntinue each Monday, "Wednesday and m ll'
lday, returning alternate DAYS. j. C. a ga ga
ii. StOckty will hereafter act as agents IN IN
this town. See Capt. Hallinger's adyer. W, W
ement. :"
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The employees of the Delaware Railroad fill
ade an excursion to Ocean City, Worcester as
unity, Md, last Saturday and returned an
nday evening. There were about $50 hi
rsons in the party, including the officers. IN
pot agents, train men, switch tenders. he
:. 1t was an acknowledgment of the ra
thful and hard labors of the men during pt
9 peach season. su
II. G. Harvey, Of Camden, was arrested
i week, by order of Collector Prettyman. sci
d two barrels and half of iilicitly sh
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