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Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

LOCAL lMPRovEMENTs.-We note the fol
lowing improvements for this town and
vicinity: any
Hoitecker Il Brother are preparing to re-
build their canning establishment. reccntIy
destroyed by fire. The new building viii
be 44 feet front by 100 deep. with a two
story part to the depth of Sc feet The
tront elevation is to be brick. The canacitv
VIII be for 100000 cans more than doubIe
the capacity of the former building. Work
VIII be commenced at once. Brinton is
doing the brick work.
Col u. w. Cummins is having the frame
made Tor pretty new dwelling on his
barren Hope" farm, in the Neck. 1t is
TO De 50 by Is, with back building-much
after the style of j. NJ. Voshells town resi-
dence. Benz. F. Smith is doing the work.
Inc Col. Is also having the "Cummins
corner Hamilton a. Cummins) store. here
IN Town, freshened with paint, and that
liiiplieS a good deal III improving the looks
UI W tLInSS around this central location.
Hardy ~ Wilkinson are doing the ioh
There are several matters in connection
with A. G.. Cummins' new Gothic tbot n,.a
oil particular interest, beyond its uniouo
architecture. Plastering is TO be ontirnl,,
discarded, except for the kitchen. Tho
walls and ceilings are being done in pan
heled wood work, of maple. oak, chestnut
ana gum, which is to have three DRESSINGS
| OF OIL. Thus the natural colors of the wood
VIII not be altered. The doors, window
frames, &c., are all to be in oiled walnut.
ana all the wood is of native growth. taken
rom Mr. Z. 5 White Hall farm. Beneath
me weather boarding (poplar) of the out
SIDE and the panneling of the inside is =
Iiillilg OF thlck paper, next to the studdino.
iapef Is a non-cOnductOr of heat, hence the
mouse, on the principal of am ice cooler.
VIII be les affected by heat or cold-will
Ue warmer in winter and cooler i'm summer
The main hall will be particularly attrac.
i've Ii Is TO be open from floor to Gothic.
peak, finished in open timber work. will,
an elevation of about 80 feet. and with
winding staircase and open passage WAYS to
the rooms above. These passage ways are
10 he Spanncd with arches and protected
win baIustradcs. All is to be finished in
the 1iVe Kinds of native wood above named
dressed ore IN oil to show the natural color.
1 ne wood, green from the woods. is dryed
IN tour days by a new process for the iur.
pose similar IN principle to the fruit eyapo-
run? process. ltanswers admirably. We
"In nave occasion to refer again to the
elegant workmanship of our home worl,.
men. "0' ~
Our neighboring village of Duck Creek
Is also improving. CULLEN and Collins,
vino have improved their residences. are
now improving their blacksmith shop. and
Mr.. Kerr has almost renewed his DWELLING
by new weather boarding and roof Jacob
Davis, col, Tor his daughter for himl is
Duliding a new frame dwelling lG by Il. |
opposite Z. C.'s shops. Robert Smith is |
dolns the work. Leonard Revis is to Omen
" ST9fe ,rI there at the beginning of the year
ne church improvement at Kcnton is |
more fully noted elsewhere.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

Next Tuesday elections will be held in
four or five of the leading States of the
Union. Much interest is felt in the result.
Our neighbor, Maryland, occupies a rather
odd position. Nearly all the counties on
the Eastern Shore have Independent DEM
ocratic tickets pitted against the regular
Democratic tickets, and the Republicans
have Joined hands with the former.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

BUSINESS FAILURES DURING lS75-The 70
port OF Messrs. Dunn, Barlow d. Co.. of New
York, states the number of failures in tbe
Ohited states, up to October 1st, at 1894.
wi witn liabilities amounting to Sl3l, ,I72.5O3
iheIr circular says: In New York CITY.
lne failures OF the past nine months number
346, with liabilities amounting to s3I 600.
OOO. Referring to the same uriuI,.... ,f
months in previous years we find the fail.
ures in 1874 were 483, with liabilities of
S24,OOO,OOO; in 1873 the failure in Ill.,
nine months were 49S, with Iial-I...
$6yOO0OOO; and in 1872 the number was
3l5, with liabilities of $l5OO0OOO Takino
the average of the nine months in four
years the result is 460 failures, with AVERAGE
Liabilities of $35,000,O0O. So that. tbougb
the above figures for New York look some.
what startling, their comparison with the
average OF years indicates that they arc
not very excessive"
The report also argues that the fa;l,res
reported are largely the result of previous
misiortunes, with which the trade of the
past three months is not chareeable. Tho
effects OF the panic of 1873. or rather tbo
eAcesses OF which that was the climax, are
91en 1i IN the great number of casualties in.
eluaed eIO IN the foregoing figures. Departure
:. oen Iegltimate business principles, perhaps
~ Iorlher years, or even of more recent
occurrence, IS the cause to which not n few
% .he failures OF the last quarter can be
eIacea, ana these results are more pronerIv
gna9geaoie TO the indiscretions OF indiyi.
auais or Their want of judgment. than 10 n
'''7oi sani]eu OF unsafe condition of trade.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

;, HE BRIDGEvILLE FAIR.-The FIRST Animal
falr OF the Bridgeville Agriculturaland Me-.
Ttaiiici'I II society, was held last Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. mon
the grounds OF the Society, at Bridrevilln
Sussex county. ''''''
ne cAHlolllon IN many respects, was not
rs extensive or elaborate as was tbot ~
Middletown fair. '''''' -
The Ladies Department was the host
both IN arrangement and display.
lhe building that was set anart for N a
use OF Agricultural exhibitors. was 6lInd
WIN the articles of Dover exhibitors ov,,
ciuslvely, with the single execution Of
one corner, where about dozen coons of
chickens and pigeons from Wilmington
Weie stored. Eahoon & Son had one of
'h'lr carriages on exhibition. which wos
much admired, and was awarded the first
premium. i''''
=, he Dover COrnet Band connected on
Wednesday with the Seaford Band for tho
9loO prize, to the best band south of Wi.
nllhgton. The premium was awarded to
me latter. The award was not considered
ialr' however, as two or three members of
the + Mlddletown band played with the Sea.
ford troupe '''''-
that drew the best.
On Tuesday, Joe Baxter, of Talbot co
Md, and Lady Thorn, of New JERSEY COM
pet",d for the 800 purse. Lady Thorn won, WON
IN three straight heats. Time. 2.53. Tbnra
was wa! not more than 200 persons present tho
III hr't day. Wednesday opened better. and
there were between six and seven LundraJ
persons present. The trotting on tLis dov
was. good, and nicely done. Time range3
from 2.5S to $50. The main race of fba
day was won by Lady Thorn. Purse SS5,
On Thursday, about two thousand people
were were present on the grounds, making the
fair decided success. ''i'
1t was held over on Friday, in conse. |
1uence of the weather being so fine. and |
me people seemed to desire another dav.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

A SENSATION IN New YoRK.-The Berlin
announcement that it is probable Prince
Frederick William, the Crown Prince Of
fruSsla, will attend the centennial, and that
German squadron will escort him 70 PHI
&deiphia, creates lively sensation in New
= ork, not only among the more immediate
friends OF the great enterprise, but the
general public. The Germans esneciollv
are delighted, and prophesy such a recen.
tion for =" Our Fritz If he does not dis.
appoint them-as will throw into the shade
the Tn ietes heretofore given in honor of the
rrlnce OF Wales, Prince Arthur, or the
Duke Alexis. If anything were needed
10 10 sur New York up to a centennial flrore
the advent of Frederick William is the
very thing. ''0
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

THE " TIMES is published every Wednesday after
noon by JOSEPH II. HOFFEcKER, Editor and Proprie-
tor, at Smyrna Delaware.
TERMS-SUBscRIPrIoN-On year 500 in advance, or
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paidonly at the
option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents alne for'the first insertion subsequent
insertions Three-and a-hafcents Alileral discount
made to quarterly, semi-annua and yearly adverti-
sers.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

CORNER STONE LAYING.-The cornerstone
OF the new NJ. L. Church to be built at
kenton was laid last Wednesday, with the
usual ceremonies. Revs. T.. Stubbs. of tbis
town, and J. L. Caldwell, of Dover. made
addresses. Rev. J. b. Mann, of New Castle,
managed the financial progromme. and
was quite at home in his efforts. Over $500 %
were realized. Besides Rev. +. Davis. the
preacher in charge, Smyrna Circuit1 Rev,
J. Hough, Presiding Elder, and Rev. j
Dare, Of Wyoming, were present. short
history OF kenton charge, by the pastor, was
aseP,oslted is I, in the box, together with copies
&C. The new church is to'be frame. 40 hv M
feet, with vestibule and rear gallery. II Il
proposed to inclose it this winter and
finish il next Spring. '''''
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

CouRT convened at Dover on Monday
ont up to the time of going to press nothin1
., o. Importance has transpired All the
ne 1rcense applications for this town were
granted graz Yesterday, including the two hotels
hrmation Of Sheriff sales. in which Vo H. con
some interest, will not be acted ,,,n', slere Is
learn, until the last of the sass;o, "pVr, NJ we
are number of presentments e., aii:.l dnere
liquor without license, and two nor.iags
Ira Corby and Sam1 Hugqins were con e,e9,
VICE edcsed on Monday and fined $l0O In each Zach
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

DEATH OF THE OLDEST DELAwAREAN.-Op
Sunday last, the oath inst, BENJAMIN Uor'
rlngton died at Harrington, in the lower
part OF this county, aged ninety.nine wears
seven months and twenty-five days. Tho
venerable centennarian was much resnectad
by persons acquainted with him. lie was
twice member of the Legislature and
once or twice elected to the Levy Court Of
this county. He lived all his life in tho
no,ighborhOod where he was born, and verv
seldom left the county. A gentleman ~
this town met him on the train a few vn,rs
ago, when he was taking his first trim 70
Philadelphia. 1t was hoped he would live
to see the Centennial, and this event had
been mapped out for the old gentleman INV, bv
the people of his neighborhood with cor.
siderable elaborateness. He held rather
large landed estate. '''0i
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

=, WORTH ITS WEIGHTIN NGOLD.-Undoubtcdl
the greatest modern discovery in medicine
Is Ia Costa's Radical Cure for dysnensia.
coS'iveness, sick headache. biliiousness.
sour stomach, loss Of appetite. distress
aiter eating, and all disorders arising from
arrangement of the Stomach or Liver
i'S results are astonishing, and sure relief
Is guaranteed in every case where it is used
ns Ilrected' II tones up the stomach,
regulates the liver, restores the natural an.
heute, and drives all morbid humors from
the system. Typhoid and Bilious Fever
Mlich yearly destroy so many lives might
IN almost every case be prevented by
tIrmeiy u use of Da Costa's Radical Cure.
q Iflal size 10 cents. Sold by j. w. DRNNEY,
smyrna, and Jas. Cowgirl & Son, Dover.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

IMPORTANT REFEREE TRAL.-Thc case If
II. II. Crumlish Il Co.. Of Wilmington.
against smith u Carpenter, contractors for f,
building the Franktord & Brrakwntcr Rail.
road IN Sussex county. was withdrawn from
the court at Georgetown and referred 70
McssrS. Geo. w. Jewell. James Wingata
and John &. Jackson. The claim of II IT
CrumliSh a Co. was for It balance dine Of
S2l 900. The referees are all cpoinacrs
and the case created a deep interest in
Sussex. {. VI. Cullen and Clias. p Iora
EtsqS;, were counsel for the plainlitis and
Jacob Moore, Esq, for the defendants
he referees have rendered verdict givinr
to the plaintiffs $500. MS
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

SAVED BY a BCTToN.-In Delaware CITY.
on day last week, a man from the country
was negotiating for a revolver. The sales
man ms manipulated the weapon, showing him
an It's intricate workings, but, of course.
without It's being loaded. lie turned for ~
moment to wait on another customer. when
the purchaser, seemingly unable to realize
that the thing would go off, slipped
cartridge IN and said nothing about it. The
salesman s,i. picked it up again, pulled the
could not find out where he had been Lit
but being sure that he was dead man. in'
dulged in such lamentations and cries for
mercy as wrung the hearts of those around
MN. The salesman was equally frightened
put the scare was all over when all search
Tor bullet hole failed to find one. and a
anuge button on the mans vest was found
hattencd by the cartridge.-Eccry Ercn;,a
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27
We have a happy home.
Not far away.
Miicrc we have some hash.
Three times a day"

The . Women's Christian Temperance
Union, Organized in this town, is moyinr
along slowly, yet surely to accomplish. /
trust, mighty work in our midst. If thcv
are not strong enough to counteract public
opinion that sustains those places so much
frsorted to, they are determined on n
S,rasetical movement, that will complete
me IHeir downfall by cutting off their supplies.
Two othrr organizations, as the outgrowth
"I the one IN eXlstancc, are already on the
UPia' though after the old fashioned sort.
composed of men and women.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

AT THE prGLIc ScHooL INSTITUTE 10 Le
held IN Middlctown, this week. Prof. Wood.
ruiz OF Pennsylvania. will lecture to.mo,-
row row evening, and President Purnel. Of
Delaware College, on Friday night: free Of
course. The day exercises will be unon
practical subjects on the theory and ,,rac.
tlce Of teaching. Supt. Groves. who is 10
conduct the Institute, will deliver The
opening address tomorrow morning. CLas
T. Ntratton, Of Middlctown. will conduct
Ihe musical exercises. Railroad tickets
nave oeeh issued at two-thirds the regular
rare lhey must be presented to the ticket
agents tomorrow, however, but are good
i3t tilFee days; are not good if presented
after tomorrow. Parties in Ills town
wishing to attend will be furnished tbrsn
tickets by Supt, Groves. A number Of
prominent visitors are expected to be in
attendance.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

Sankey's revival song. aNinety-and.
Nine Is good but sold Hundred Is
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

ScURRILoUs POSTAL CARDs.-There was
another conviction in the United States
District Court last week, for sending postal
cards containing scurrilous epithets. Elijah
sMcDoweil was lined one hundred dollars
lor sending such cards, the prosecuting
witness being Dir. z. g. Lutts, No. so Sharp
street. Mr.. Mcdowell is a resnectable
looking elderly man. There was q o,,,i,e conv;c.
ton in the same court last week for :
similar oifense. Ball. SUI Of he 1914.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

THE WoMEN's TEMPERANCE UNION Of tbi.
State held meeting in Wilmington Ia.t
week. The following ladies were elected
officers for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. T. Moore. of Wilmington
wee Presidents, Mrs. II. y. Willis. OF
Middletown; Miss VI. 4. Crouch. Doycr.
and Mrs. Tunnel, Georgetown.
Recording Secretary, Mrs. S. w. McCuul.
ley, Of Wilmington.
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Elizabeth
Coates, of Wilmington.
Treasurer, Miss Anne Scmple, of vii.
mington.
Executive Committee: Mrs. NJ p Nc.
Clure, OF Mddlctown Mrs. J. b. Mann.
New Castle; Mrs. Cowgirl, Camden: Mrs,
Marion Chandler, Wilmington: Mrs. Dar.
i,l,nI!ston, Mrs. Daniel Gregg. Odessa: Mrs.,
Eliza Young, Dover: Mrs. Jefferson. Scaford .
Mrs. }. B. Powell, Pennington: Mrs. 4,
Graham, Christiana.
;. The session was occupied principally in
listening to reports from different felds
OF operation in the State, Mr.. Willots
reprcSenting Middlctown, and Mrs. Rev
i; +. Martlndalc Wilmington. Mrs. $. p
Mason, Of smyrna, sent a letter. which was
read. These reports showed very fair
progress III temperance work
Smyrna times., 1875-10-27

BIG LAwSCIT.-An important suit is to
come on at the court at Dover, now in SOS
SION. Elisha Grccnly, of Sussex county
contends that he owns Mrs. Mary LoHands
mouse, Ill Milford, where shenOw lives. and
ne has sued out writ of ejectment to com.
pei her to give it up. The Milford N1r,
states the case about as follows:
John Purdon i'll 1910 died and left n will.
III which he devised the house in which
he then lived to his widow during her life
time, and after her death to David GrecnIv
ana his heirs forever In 1870 the housa
was sold by the sheriff as the propertv Of
Or. Joseph Sudlcr, and purchased bv tbe
late DR.. j. p. LOfland, who held it until his
death, about 1851, when it came into the
possession Of his widow, who still resides
lhere. There appears to be,no record of
any conveyance of the property to DR.. Sud.
Ter, and there is a lost link in thetitle from
the time OF the demise of John Purdon nm
TO the purchase of DR.. Lofland at sherifI-s
sale. 1t is not known also that this !.
really the house conveyed by John Purdon.
but as the suit has been entered. il is sun.
posed that the plaintiff is in possession Of
the proof to establish his claim TO the
property TO do this it is only necessary
TO prove that this is the identical property
devised by John PurdOn, and that Elisha
Greenly is the heir of David Greenly. emf.
tied to possession. There are some old
persons i'll town who knew the John Pur.
don referred to, but they have no rccollec
tion that he ever owned or lived in this
house. The will does not accurately des..
cribc this house, but refers to it as the
house in which | now reside" The su;t
occasions some commotion among the par
ties interested and their friends and. he
SIDES, this is only test case, upon which
Tn" title to considerable other property
here rests. Coincgys and Salisbury are
the lawyers of the plaintiff, and Slnithcrs
and MaSscX for the lnfnn.lnnt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-23
FROM TUCKER.
Glover Run VaIley-St. George.
ST, GEORGE, TUCKER Co, w. Va,
December Is. 1875.
Editors of the Register:

Editors of the Registers: 4
For some time l have cherished the.
design of sending YOU few lines from
this section OF the country. Our reason
COR communicating 10 The REGISTER Is:
We have recently examined copy OF
the REGISTER, and believe 1t Is one Of
the best politica! papers Of our day. The
first branch | shall attempt will be ii
description of the county There Is no
doubt but this ls one OF the incest coun-
ties on this side of the fair fields OF Cal
iiornia; and especially one prong hear
near the county seat, called Glover Run.
. The valley extends east aud west, and
| is about eight miles long and two miles
! wide, and Is us level Il county Us your
/ ewes ever beheld. 1t is bound on the
east by Cheat river, and on the west by
Randolph. In fact, if could give II
! full description of Glover Run when
it is seen sparkling at distance
/ in the sunlight, 1t might justly
/ be compared To diamond necklace upon
/ the breast OF sleeping beauty.
/ Captain f. Harper is our most prom-
/ nent and useful citizen, ana is one who
/ is skilled in many arts, viz; doctor,
farmer. miller, and many others too tcdi-
I Gus 10 mention. lie has some OF the
| finest cattle We ever saw at this time OF
year. He killed one beer weighing 1000
! pounds net.
There are two schools in this valley,
! both progr essing finely.
Ma the popnia, ~ "f this county in
crease; may her branches spread far and
wide III future days, and v" must say for
our little village OF ST. George: we hope
that prosperity may crown her with sue
cess and she may bloom like the rose in
/ ,u,urnn. G.. II. :.
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MICHAEL SWEENEY. ESQ.

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TINA no. ven,ured into iron. in
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scsI. turned his attention to glass. and
T., ,..,-r,. -, ,fra-b il. manufacture. left
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-23
Stockholders MeetiHq.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
Stockholders of the Bank OF the ONO
Valley and the Election OF Directors, VIII
he held at the Banking House, on Monday,
January Bird, 1876, between Inc hours OF II
o'clock A. NJ. and 2 o'clock +. NJ. -
dec5h NJ A.CHANDLE (, Cashier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-23

\ VERY peculiar ground OF defense Is
intimated as to be adopted in the
BABcocK trial It is to the effect that
the money obtained from the Crooked
whisky distiIIers was used topromote me
success OF the Republican ticket in sew
eral elections, including the canvass of
GREELEY and GRANT. Thi, Is funny
sort ofdefcnse, and it is hard to see how
it can possibly be made available. In
fact to an ordinary looke.on, it seems to
be most absurd. Yet the st. Louis cor
respondent Of the He,'qid Is the authority
for the statement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-23
THE CLOSE of mn SESSION.

After to-day the Legislature will bid
us farewell, many of the members per
hap, forever. We have frequently al
ready commented upon its course, speak
ing freely Of those things Of which We
disapproved, as well as those which
deserved to be commended. That much
demanding disapprobation has been
done cannot be denied and this arises
from the facts that there have been too
much Of yielding by Democrats 10 the
leadership OF Republicans, and too little
harmony on the part of the majority
But on the other hand there is also much
70 be commended This Legislature has
had obstacles to contend against, such us
has interfered with no other similar body
in this State. The great question of st.
lecting AN United States Senator,
and the removal of the Capt.
tai which occupied 81 much
time ard attention and which necesSita
TED .he extra session which closes to-day,
had hardly been settled when the i'm
peachment proceedings came up to oc-
cupy still further attention and consume
another large portion of time But the
disposition manifested to utilize every
moment possible, and the determination
(which has been faithfully adhered to for
some weeks to hold three sessions day
besides devoting all spare time to the
consideration of questions before the
committees. is certainly worthy Of praise
and will reflect credit upon the body.
Upon the whole then, the time con
sumed, the expense incurred, and the
other faults which have been charged
against this Legislature, all things con-
sidered are venial, while the subStan-
,ial work it has performed Will, We
have no doubt, make itself felt in benefits
to the State. All We have to say further,
by way of parting, is that which we have 50
often said before, that when next Dem
oeratie Legislature assemblies in this city,
n little more than year hence 1t Will
come with majority determined on Civ
ing the Republicans that freedom de-
manded by Justice; but equally determ-
ined to take the lead and permit no I'M
pudent dictauon from the minority.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-23
TO HOTELS AND FAMILIES,
Veni9on.

Ihayc this day received, per express a
consignment of Twenty Saddles Choice
Mountain NcnisOn, all sizes, when ! oHer
Tor sail, law. NJ. REILLY,
dncagn 1900 and 1871 Main ~.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED, AGENTS.
EROM SEQ TO 500 a MONTH TO LIN +
~ AGENTS.

An article of daily use in every family
'CaIl at l22j Main street, wheeling Dtt"ttn
10 and o'clock Tor two days. dec-nl
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Death ola West Sir@i"Iam.

Mr.. Jesse II. West, brother of Hon
Thomas J. West, OF Harrison county,
and formerly citizen OF this state, died
ut hisshome IN Columbia, Kentucky, on
Monday, the 18th inst. lie leaves wife
and three children IN Kentucky, with
many friends and relatives in this State,
10 mourn his loss.