Smyrna times., 1875-11-24
STATE AND LOCALS.

The Benevolent Society will meet at Mrs
i; b. Magear's On Friday evening at :
JAS. Reedy, of Milford has an Aldernv
COW winch yielded nine pounds of butter
1he Baptist church Just erected at Mil.
Ioru Is to be dedicated o-mOrrow-TbonI,s.
giving Day. '''''NN-
Inc colored people of Wilmington are
taking steps to organize a Baptist congrega-
For mercys saker' A correspondent
states that number of farmers oround
MliIord oL are setting out young peach
Two OF the stores of Seaford were entered
Oy burglars one night last week. but tbev
we're were very unfortunate. They got very
Fartles who have not paid their taxes
are referred to the notice Of Collector Snrn.
a1nce, IN another column. Look ont for
him, delinquents. 'oi
The Seaford Citizen saws that tbe ,,,,,on
in circulation that ex.Gov. Ross vos JlliU oIn''4
TO commence the manufacture of Mach
baskets at Middlctown, is false.
Mr. Wilmer B. Smith, jewelcr of Dover.
oroKe ground for store and DWELLING
mouse last Thursday. on his lot situated on
I-oocKerman street, next to Burton's druc
store. 'i vi uS
II Is stated that arrangement are in pro |
greSS for line of strong and swift etoorIo,, |
70 run from Lewes to Philadelphia, toucb. |
shore. ''''""re
The dwelling of Joseph Phillips. at Can.
mons no Ferry, neal Seaford, was burned on
ednesday, the furniture and n sicl, man
named Maxwell being removed. Loss
about $1,000. i1oSS
g I5r: 1i' Enien Cressen, a retired merchant
,i nii"''eIp phia' met with a serious accident
u IT Ile cunning IN Sussex county. last week.
lie was seriously wounded in fbo LooL ~,
piece. u "iS lowing
a Teachers Literary Society has been
organized by the school teachers Of tI,iI t
own, with 1. B. Johns, President. ]. IT {
- -io!cAehoery, Sec'y, and II. Roe, Treasurer
= = Is contemplated to enlarge the sphere of I
,,n.; hev; b, +; Price, of Greensborough. do. "
lVered his lecture "When was g b.,
Il 'Ie NJ T. Church of this town last We1
= esu'y evening" to a tOlerable audience
t4o',1 m"s very well received by those in .
W. L. Buck Il Son formerly of Smvr,,) a
re erecting a large, new brick buiIding
irohg tne railroad to the rear of Gennrai P
oodalis factory, at Middletown. in wI;cb ia
ity intend to carry on their foundry and tc
lachine business. '''''! ''il" b,
IL, Inc farm of the late Mrs. JOS. Djscb a. a.
80! q i11eiPSIc' was sold at Dover Yesterday r.
ostc.,' -, ' = massey attorney, for $500. to a
- eln odIl man named Bentley. There are
'oPerty, in this town. will be sold boro 'tle az II
orrow. 'Ol'' mere TO- a
Mol. ha
Mancha has sold ten farms in Talbot OF
unty within the past three weeks A. he
9ulI Ol MS numerous sales there II i he
III I1at renters cannot find land to rent DO
:. vii! II! open up here strong as soon as he RAJ
- ms oOOO pamphlets, which will bc flo
ued next week. VIII "e ~,
NiF' Fl ~ lehman, the man who frescoed the aII
=: i:c' Olurch OF this town, well nigh ended III
liIe last week in Wilmington Ua ,,o' an
scoihg one Of the colOred nnonIa's I'M
urches and the scaffolding gave wav II te
~" thought that he will recover. bnt bis "it
urles are savere. '"' HIS the
,or,o.; the
'oihetlme last Friday night some roo,,o. ing
-ered Mt. Salem NJ. f. Church. 5eor his
Iiilihgton,. and completely demolisbaJ bal
!, ,oreah' tore up all the Sunday School boy
,,ks' and did other damage. RroI,o, and
lsKy bottles were found scattered aro,,r,li DIR.
moor. No clue to the rOrues i nc ,.nt bell
nd. 0s"es Is as yet i oN
iiatnmonial items being scarca in 1rn astc
last week, the Ne,rs of that toyrn - Vlsl
eu the following: "On SUNDAY To,, no
:; IooO, by Rev. S. Palmeter. Dr 6
3ty : man 10 Miss A. Ella Hudson. .dauobter I
leilry hudson, Esq, all of Milford Del Cor
~ ~ 1hve years ago next Wednesdov 9Th,
'"F"S DIR. L. is the editor of the ~. Sup
partv of No,,. r., -''"S' will
,rfse visit 70 Nv tho Gastie I Grangers paid a Mid
in CES;1. tisit 70 me house of VIM. Thomp- are
K 1t was after Mr.. r. had rotirad las! las! ~ T
actually forced their wav into ~ ~ t;o, tio :.
and pulled him out of bed and th ms T.,nt T,,ie
ad table with an elegant rerost ,,.I;oi '
RJlicqn. '' % says the law
". MI Dinsmore preached his farewell hold
MS congregation in Milford on COuh
lay week. The Methodists there saor, of at
lpe we appreciated him more highly tban all Il
rreSbyterians, the Ne,cs saws. IT. 'i' i shall
cted the Rev. S. R. Schofeld. Of fIor' at W
on late of Delaware Cit,. will sun,,I, give
thuFch ca P temporarily. Mr.. Dinsmpppr9e his p
10 pennsylvania. may
w. C ofedr
he Cricket on the Hearth" Charles of vic
ems most popular fairy tale of bone vario
oe played at the town hall on Tbnrsdn1,
.hg' Dec. 3Oth, for the benefit of tbo Sv
ha Library. The ladies and aentS loct,,,
gave the popular entainments last Milf
+ VIII assist IN representing this drama, at To
h"r with number of Others who Lav1 Go, ~
Delav
g "Jubilee SINCERE ~ q , the h.
20 men and women from coIorod to
al school at Harper's Ferry, Va. gava A.
cert in the eolored peoples chuSych 6 S%iV Tor tn
to%n' last Wednesday evening. 10 n 'onp 1q ?
audience. 1t was as fine a c6orns @ az Mrs
yer heard in Smyrna. II Is seIdo%o and
such good singing is executed NV now
ing troupe of any kind or color. poPul
case of G. II. B. Day has been oor, been