Smyrna times., 1875-06-09
STATE AND LOCALS.

| "'illS ldIu ou' INTO walks. roads, NC.
DIR. Register has broken ground in Dover
for his Fruit Evaporator 1t is located near
the depot.
Cur public schools will close about the
first Of July. The berry season has nearly
emptied them.
a man at New Castle had his upper lin
bitten off Monday evening whilst fighting
His name is Quinn.
The Milford N,,rr SAYS the pears and
cherries in that section have been utterly
bIlghted 10y the frost.
new time table goes into effect to-mor.
row-Thur~dsy-on the Md. Il Del. r.. r.
Two trains per day will be put on.
The corner stone of new Episcopal
church will be laid with imposing ccrcmo-
nieS at Newport, near Wilmington. on the
| 18th of June.
The court at New Castle last week granted
C3 applications for liquor license and re,
fused 80. All of those granted but Is are
for Wilmington.
On the 2nd day Of June, 1913. rs Years
ago most damaging frost fell. which
greatly injured vegetation throughout this
Peninsula, it is said.
Rev. DR.. Patton, of MiddIetown. !, nm
nounced to fill the Presbyterian pulpit Of
this town next sunday. The Doctors
ability !, we'll known.
Elsewhere We record the suicide of Mr..
"uIlette, former editor of Denton. Mrs.
"uIIette, his widow, was formerly Miss Coe
salisbury: Of this town.
David c. Rose, formerly County Con.
stable, has established bottling establish.
ment at Townsend He bottles ale. porter.
cider, mineralwater, &c.
The School Commissioners of Dover have
passed resolution allowing the Public |
schools from the ID day of July to the 3otb
day OF August as a vacation.
Mr.. 7. F. Hurlocb, tenant on Mr.. A. O. /
Newton's farm at st. Georges. recently
shearod five sheep, and one eve. only on. /
year old, yielded II pounds Of wool
Rev ThoS. L. Poulson, recently pastor of |
an independent Methodist Church in Bal. |
tmore, proposes to devote himself hereafter
exclusively to the temperance cause.
Monday was the heaviest day in the
berry business. Five cars were sent from
Clayton and ninoty-two went over the road
the greatest number ever shipped in one
day
The Quickstcp, the pet base ball club Of
" lnlngton, has challenged the Dover club
to a match game, which has been accepted.
and the time has been fixed for July 3D. at
Dover.
Rev. Mr.. Brown, until recently pastor of
OF the Presbyterian Church here. ha, dcci.
ded to enter the Presbyterian IIo~pjtaI,
for treatment for general
debility.
We have copy Of the second annual
analogue Of the Wilmington Conference ,
academy 1t shows a list Of 95 students. a
'inmencement exercise, take place ON t
he 2lth. ''
VILLAIN BurriS was run over by the north
'ouhd train Of the Queen Ann Railroad o., Q
thursday afternoon last, about coo wards q
r''" townsend. He was indulging in a Il
Tuhken sleep on the railroad track. G.
An effort Is on foot to organize q C;,apoor.. b
.''2e IN this town. Mr.. Jas. B. Mitchell. Of :
ne Le'p~ic Grangc will shortly try to secure g
i" services Of the National Lecturer. Mr.
thompson, to give free lecture here Il
al'rd ''r'" reports that the $
..''' IN that ncighborhood are beginning a
'''' 81 'h" tres, and that further damage II
" from the peacll-lorl,c. which Il
-,.; made it, appearance in that L
.ction W
Mr. John Cow, citizen Of Milford. has
Gently sold to the Delaware & Lacawanna y
+. K. Go. ms farm near jersey CITY. y. J.. Z
" the snug little sum Of $4,000 This J.
md was bought by Mr.. 6. a few wears aco a
n $1,000 il
The J. II. Primrose stores, opposite the f,
elaware House, this town, were "knockcd
u by Sheriff Cooper on Thursday last to
r. WIN. Daniel, for $lj. This Is no indi- Il
'tIon of their value. They were on ground y
mt 99year lease. y
Messrs. Q. Il. VOshell and WIN. Is. Collins. r
. two OF our young men, have gone to r
ew York and taken positions in two of S
le largest commission houses in that CITY:
ne latter with A. F. Young & Co., and the
'rmer with Rutherford s.
On Monday week a. the passenger train n
the d. d d. r. R. was nearing Flowers, =,
tation, about three miles from Sooforl ..
noke was discovered issuing from the nile Il
wood IN the tender of the locomotive u
Dorchester" 1t cut loose from tho troin !.
nd steamed for the water tank at Soaford =,
here the flames were extinguished. The -
Ugh speed of the engine famed the flames :,