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DREXLER.-Died, June the SOth, at 2 O'Clock
P. NJ, az the residence Of Mr.. II. @. and Mrs
Leila Drexler, their infant son, FREDDY MAD
DEN, aged months.
Services this afternoon az o. clock, at home,
No. 50 Broad street. Burial at Mt. OltYet Gem
etery.
Darling Freddy, angel babe,
Gone as q joyous sunbeam away
Broken bud, sweet and pure,
FLORENCE.
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uee,Ipr OF the Medical society.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Nashville Medical Society viii be held to-
night, At the Health Office, at s O'Clock.
Epilepsy is the subject Of discussion for
the evei ing. Several interesting cases will
be repo- ted 20 the Society. A full atten-
dance Of members is desired.
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Let all the old patrons and every pleas
ure or health seeker remember the large
improvements and additions to Hurricane
Springs, and come on at once. ie30 st
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nenth Of q Tennesseean in Texas.

A telegram received by a gentleman in
this city, gives intelligence OF the death of
John Champ, at Waco, Texas, on Saturday,
the 10Th ult. The deceased was an eX-
Sheriff Of Marshall county, and went to the
Lone Star State about three months ago.
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Great Bargains am Offering my
summer stock at cost. Fans and sashes par
ticularly cheap. Mrs. Tynes, "A Summer st.
ie29 st
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Hearr Accusations.

The charges in Bedford county against
Waddy Thompson, who has been arrested
in Missouri on a requisition from the Gov
ernor Of this State, are h0rse-stealinC, la7-
ceny and perjury. Our information is
from the Capitol.
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Pulaman Palace Drawing room and Sleeping
o rs from St. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
70 Washington and Baltimore without change
OF cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
A gent Cincinnati.
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Judge Trigg still has the motion for a
new trial in the Sugg Fort case under ad-
visement. His decision is confidently
looked for this morning.
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YesterdaH's shoofinr lIatch.

In the shooting match near the Cotton
Factory yesterday, the score stood as fol-
lows, Messrs. Kirkman and Pritchett being
the winners:
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MARRIED.
DIED.

MCFADDEN-SIMS-A the residence Of
Judge JnO. c. Cant, in Nashville, June 80, 1875,
JNO. W. MCFADDEN 70 Miss ANNIE A. SINS.
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STATE OF THE wEATHER.

Local Report for the City, wednesday,
June so. 1870.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 1, 100 A. N.
PrObGbilities.-FOr the lakes, the Ohio
valley and Tennessee, stationary or lower
barometer, northwest 10 southwest winds,
warmer and partly cloudy weather, and
possibly occasional rain on the upper lakes.
RIVER NEWS.
Daily RsDort Of Stage Of Wstsr, viii Changes N
Ae "a hOurs ending 8 p. n. June 80, 1870.
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Maximum temperature 80 deg, minimum tenn
perature g deg, mean temperature 1871 deg.
TST1g-a5Tle FsD0-t from SiGzsI SsrUies COrps 0.
s. A., Of Obisrvati0n, ct 3;56 p. n
place Of Observation. 'Thr state 2so.e q the
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TRAINS,

g. CINCINNATI 6HORT
LINE RAELROAD.-Trainsl leave and ar
rive st Louisville IS follows;
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

provemcnt of her health she went to the
''endowment house where the peculiar
religious rites are performed to be baptiscd.
The ceremony was performed in such a
business-lille way, the men laughing while
she was serious, thinking ita religious duty.
that she became thoroughly diS"ustcd.
For months her heart was filled with
doubts and fears, and she realized what =
struggle it was to break away from lii"
long religion.
At last She sold her furniture and re
moved to the Walker House, a Gentle
hotel, and commenced proceedings for
divorce Brigham has since, to save him
self from paying alimony, declared that
/ plural marriages are no marriages at all.
I The lecturer disclaimcd having amy re-
vcngciul spirit. but was determined that
/ the public should know of the scllishn"sS
par.imonousncsS and gross boorishnrs'
with which Brigham treats his wives.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

ro,utotion of executing several wiiiS o'''
;nr her lifetime, leaving her quite colll,or'"
lilo estate to one of her several hePhe"''
borinninc with the oldest, upon me eAi','
condition that they should remain Sli'si'
nonn however have stood the test OF b'clleioi'
hood lint Mr.. G. c. Wallis, who resided WIN
his aunt at the time Of her death an" 70
whom her entire estate descrhd'. she "''H
. devoted friend to Eliza PurnrH' F'.t''it
Eliza" >. she was callcdJ an old "1lllctc''
colo,cd woman in the ncighhorhood. for
fear Eliza would suffer, Miss Thomas Is s"l'l
to have expressed the desire that h'f ora
coIorcd friend mi ght not survive her lhiS
request was not granted, but tliza "l'ly
lived after the death of Miss Thomas three
DAYS. 1t is highly probable that III" @'lNl'
Of her bcncfactrcss shortened the days 4"
/ Eliza. Provision was made in the VIII "
/ Miss Thomas for the proper burial "l ul'
AGED colorcd invalid.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14
STATE AND LOCALS.

circus Is to show in this town on the
2Sth inst.
A fast horse owne by the late Dr. Ship
ley, Of Seaford. wa, sold last week for$i5o.
The New Castle tax rate has been fixed
at 43 cents-two cents less than thi. county.
Four persons were admitted to member
ship in the Presbyterian Church. Dover
last Sunday.
DIR. Goldberg, surgeon chiroi,.i.... 70.
Philadelphia, is now at the Dclawarr II"H-..
this town. See adv.
\ project Is under discussion iur nosun-
an agricultural fair. for Kent and Sussex
next fall, at Milford.
There are seventy female teachers in th'
public schools of Wilmington, and on'
male, Mr.. Wiley, the Principal.
Mr.. Groves, State superintendent Of Phi
lie Schools, was warmly congratulated b.
his many friends in this town, this mon
ing.
Ann Eliza Young was kindly entertaine
in this town. On Sunday she attended tn
M. F. Church, of which she IS now
member.
The Dover NJ. +. Sunday School rool
has been newly carpeted, over the cnti
floor, and the walls and ceiling have bee
handsomely painted.
The rebuilding of the extensive came
at Lebanon was commenced last week,
Collins q Co., the proprietor. 1t "
destroyed by fire last fall.
Lewes Eill have Spelling Bee on t
evening of the oath. A lady's gold watC
$40 gold piece and a Webster's unabridg
dictionary are to be c0ntended for.
Emory and Thos Lum, (col) teamste
will make public sale of horses, mul
wagons, &C., at the stables of Mr.. John
FVoshell, next Saturday afternoon in
town.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

THE Sussex papers, and those OF lower
MARYLAND. seem pretty free To assert that
the Old Dominion Steamship Go. means
to complete several Of its railroad schemes,
notwithstanding the fact that our LeGl>la-
ture denied the State aid asked for The
announcement is made that Seaioid and
Georgetown are TO be connected by raul.
and that speedily. hy this Company. In"
distance Is twelve or fifteen miles. By
completing this short line the old Dominion
Co. will have through railroad route from
the Chesapeake 10 the pe!aware-tr"n
Comlridra to I.cye--and will secure tho
natronaoe of the dorchester \ Delaware K
r.. from Cambridge to Seaforol which ]
now . feeder t. the Delaware road TIL
short line between Sclbyvillo and Berlin
gradually approaching completion, and the
the Old Dominion viii have another fed"
from Snow HILL by peach time. il nc
sooner. By completing these two .h"l
links. not over - miles in all. the o. u.
Co. will effect railroad connections wit
Lewes and its steamship line OF over =
miles. viz: the Junction x Bfcakwat'
from Harrington via Milford: the parrhest
4 Delaware. from Cambridge. via Seafo
and Georcctown and the Wicomico Y Pos
moke from Snow Hill. via the Brcahwat,r
Frankford road to Georgetown. Ia additi
to thi, it IS asserted thata link between D
mar and GEORGETOWN will made }y thc'
Dominion. with view Of getting
Eastern Shore road Ito Cri,ticidl a.
feeder. With such roads to pour til
frcights into the New York steamers
Lcwcs. the Old Dominion 60. would
enabled 10 do the carrying trade Of ne,
the entire lower part Of the Ponin>ula. .
give the products Of that section tn" adv
tage of New York prices at a much
cost of shipment than Is now paid hy
farmers.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

REHoBoTH CAMP MEETING.-Thc directors
of the Rchoboth Camp Meeting Association
held a meeting in Wilmington last week.
Dr. f. Dawson, Of Camden, was elected
Superintendent in place Of Rev. !. B.
Quigg, whose time had expired.
Rev. J. F. Chaplain was elected a mem
brr OF the Board Of Directors in place of
! DR.. r. II. Pattison, deceased.
The Surf House was let to w. p. Rider of
! Princess Anne. Md.
fhc Improvement Committee recon-
mcncd certain improvements, which were
ordered. Among these were the building
Of outside stairways on the Surf House tc
provide for escapes in ease Of fire, and tho
Iaying Gown Of board walks, chiefly ol
Rchoboth Avenue, the Avenue leading from
. thc proye to the beach.
The date OF the commencement OF tn
campmeeting was fixed for july 18th,
s. An excursion from Wilmington to tn
q grounds of the Association was ordered, t
Q take place ia May on day to be named y
the Committee on Excursion.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

Candidates for the mayoralty of Viii
mington, on the Republican ticket, are
plenty as blackberries. The election takes
place the first Tuesday in September.
4 contract to build an iron bridge over
the creek al Milford has just beer made
with a man from Ohio for $lS25. 1t is to
br fifty feet wide. with two tracks and two
foot ways.
Last week some enc stole the missionary
boz from the Methodist Protestant Church,
Syaford. II i not known how much
money there Wa in it as it had not been
opened since lS73.
( We are indebted to Mr. Iiazell Clerk OF
the House, for a copy OF "'rhe Revolutionary
Soldiers Of Delaware" an able paper read
before tn" Legislature hy Hon. William g.
Whiteicy, ON February 18th.
Last week Sheriff lalahson sold the farm
OF Merritt H. Paxson. at Kirllwood, in Pen
cadcr hundred, containing about 800 acres
to Richard u. Cann for 100000. In 1852
IIr. Paxson l3id 900 for it.
The New Castle Levy Court. last week
appropriated over S3l 300 for the repair o
bridges ANA cauSeways in that county
j Included in the amount is the sum Of 5000
for the bridge over Smyrna Creek. a
Deallync'>.
The fear now IS tllat there will he to
many peaches. We do not propose. how
, ever. to SET up pand take down all the prac
predictions that will be made from now t
the first of Scptcmhcr or until the crop
= done with.
Real estate i dull in Wilmington. la,
o Saturday the public sale Of twenty hou-,
= in South Wilmington had to be Withdraw
4 after selling two brick dwellings Of fix
4 room. each for SGlj and 5000 respectively
is about half price.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

Governor Porter, Of 1onnr--,.., vino w.,-
a Confederate officer, reviewed the Un.n-j
States troops at Nashville, on SUNDAY. hy
invitation Of General PcnnylarI.r tho
comnandant Of the post. N"ro thm, 5ooo
people wrr" present, and IL" cu'h,.-l,.:n
was immense.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

Wanted. 20 hc delivered 1T the yard Of
the Worlcn Mills. l50ooo f.., Of poplar
and elm. in the log: also q lar9- 10, Of
gum, for which the cash viii Lr }a..d.
!. +. Wora>.
Quick sale and small I4oti,- G.a @-a
the motto Of c,h"on X Non. b"1'r. III.
VIZ. i. Uo.Le.l'< N.- H.. 'a>
hs n,y>t ,L;rt~t, D,r,. H. ho- ,ir. 1l.-,
stock AT the lowest price.
YOU wish to cxp.nd In,nrl for r.ai,
gcS or Carriage work, - to "!u. T. '.lu.u
K Son. Dover and get tn. worth .f.,.
! Johnson Brothers are jn-, n~-iv.u. /,
frc,h lot of Siio,- ,t,,~. I'f:'-'." ''''
sold al unusual low rate.
C,hoon & Son at Dover, i thr l.,... Il
20, to h,lv Carriages or HAY" them l'i...'at.
The heart Is wonderful pump, ,h~
valve. of which open and shut -'F'.'E r
eighty time, per minute. If an a',.t.''.''
stiuulcnt }e taken INTO the blood tnr pump
works much faster, and this unnatural
/ speed wears out the vital machinery. a.
the Intoxicating no>nums advertised e
..tonic-. '.rcnovatorS. ''corrcctlve-. &r..
produce this disastrous effect. and h'.n'.. al
intelligent Christians are thankful HAT I'r
J. WALKERS VEGETABLE NINEG1E HnTEm
an mvigorant and AltrrtiN" without
,tiue-~ everywhere -umlmrtn- lh",'
proprietary poi@"n~. alF'-Im
Weworl< chral, tor cash VIM. Il. tai,"a
4 son. Dover. let. lu-N
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14
CUr THIS CT T.
Il .Hq .N3r, Io"r III,

There is no person living but what ~'!y',
more or les with Lung Disease. Coughs.
Colds or Consumption. Yet some Would dl"
rather than pay - cents for hottl" t
medicine that would cure tilr,n. pr. y.
Bo>chro'~ German Syrup has lately hrrn
introduced in this country from Germany.
and its wondcr"u> cures a,toni-h,.S every
one that try ii. Ifyou doubt what we say
/ in print. cut this out and take it t" Your
/ Drugri~t-Ta~ p Hotirckrr. smyrna. and
get Il sample bottle for 10 cent and Try il,
or a regular size for - cents.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14
The small poX has made no new victims

The small pox has made no new victims
in this town.
The Milford Nrrs says the apple and
peach brandy manufactured in Kent
and Sussex counties of this State is highly
priced abroad for its excellence and there
is an active demand at advanced prices.
but only limited supply. Even brigham
Young ordered lot from Il di>tiileY in this
county last fall, it is yad-if that's amy
recommendation 10 the brandy.
The premiums to be awarded tomorrow
evening at the Spelling Bee in thi, town
will be-lst. "Bgyants Library OF Poetry
and Song" ID. changing Of the Crane. -
/ Longfcllow: 3I. "Betsy and are Out and
! other Ballads Carleton: 4tll. Subject to
be announced. \ cordial invitation will
be extended to any in the audience who
may wish to compete for The prizes.
Annie Bailey, u servant Girl, was run
over by the ears and instantly killed. at
Claymont, above Wilmington, last Thurs
day. She started to cross the track, in
front of an approaching train. She was
told not to attempt ii, but persisted, and
: was crushed to death. The coroncr's jury
rendered verdict that she came to hcl
|, death through her own carclcs+nc,s.
The Dover public schools were organize,
last week under the consolidation system
, passed by the last Legislature. The follow
ing teachers were appointed at the salarir
named: Frederick \. Williams Principal
, $500 per nnum: Miss Annie Z. Bur@,>~
800: Mis- Ida Pennington, $3.50; Mis-
Carrie Anderson. $500; Miss Gertrud
Stevenson, 500: Mrs. :. \. Bcr. $50
, Smyrna Building and Loan Association
\ held its annual meeting last evening. Til
e eighth annual report shows the Irc~sn
+ y'lun o. --,,..s.,.e y. ur,v ! WILSON
cription and fpl( dir"eii9ff t. Sl6l.G6 asain~
SI42.S4 for last year. The increase in rarl
Share was $lO.I2-thc greatest of amy yea
but the 5th. The premium only average
i II cents for the entire year. Much OF tn
: time the fund. were loaned al par. Thrr
: are l02 share holders. who own ~ share
Iti~ supposed the Association will ran OF
in from lG to Is months. At the nra
@ monthly meeting it will commence und'
l. the serial plan.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14
G9e smgrna Jmes.
.SD2Y1'W0, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, April IA.

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday after
noon by Jo>Epm H. IIorrHcKEi, Editor and Prorre-
tor at smyrna Delaware.
TERNiS-SUBSo EIITIoN-Onc year 500 in advance, or
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-only a. the
option 1.-THE Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS Will he ncrtcd at the rate Of
Seven Cents ane for the ir>t Insertions subsequent
insertions ThrccGnd a-haifccntS Alihcrl discount
made TO quarterly ,cm annual and yearly advert
SCrS.
STATE SrpEEINTENDENT.-Smy receives
the honor. Yesterday Governor Cochran
appointed James II. Grove, Principal Of
Smyrna Seminary to be Superintendent Of
Public Schools, in accordance with the law
passed 10y the last Legislature.
Although posse cs,ing less notoyicty than
any Of the applicants for the position, Mr..
Groves was the best known to the appoint
ing power. having made decided rcputa-
tion as a teacher Of public schools in Odcs-
sa and vicinity. several years ago. lie IS 4
son Of Ricl'd Groves. Coroncrtor New Castle
county. and was lom near the town OF New
Castle in 1910. lie entered Wesleyan Uni
yerSitv. Middlctown. Connecticut, in 1879
but returned home at the breaking out o
the cwar in his Sophmoreycar. IIecommen
ccd life as teacher Of public schools anC
continued in this capacity until he accept
ed position iii seminary at Attlchoro
Pa. He left that institution TO accept tin
Principalship Of Smyrna Seminary, last fall
For fifteen yeals lac has devoted himself i
teaching, and has reached the rcsponsibl
position to which he has been appointc
through his own cxertions and ly the al
Of the very institution over which he
10 prcsidc-the public school. He lal
advanced views on cducatio, 4,s' 90,
may inaugurata.I - R6iialephian, n,attcr. am
Iireensborough, 1910 ,.ort,n. change, in ou
(iOlds6OrOuSh, i-4'l ''''
H2"4srf8H' T@t ff8iHn'pcrrcct system He Is believed
possess marked executive ability. In poi
tics he is Democrat, ono Of the -tIicte'
Of his sect. we believe, but his office : 81
tirelv outside of any consideration in til
respect. beyond inducing the aprointrcn
The intimate friends Of Mr. Groves Ircdl
for him the highest success in this new al
untried position.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

THE BANK or SMYrNA.-Ayrc, Stockly.
E<a.. has rendered lis resignation a. pr,-i-
don't Of the Bank. and on Thursday the
Board Of Directors elected David j. Cum
Minis. Esq. President lro h0,. until the an
nual meeting, May 9th Mr.. :. rendered
hi. resignation nearly four weeks ago, but
the Board passed resolution requesting
him to withdraw it and remain at their
head Having expressed tie determines
ton to resign, however, the Board arcc'I"''
to hi. wishes on Thursday last. II" has
been an officer Of the institution for nearly
iiftv wears. lie wa, elected Director II
I22>: Cashier in 1896, and President il
1850. In all these capacities he served
with honor and won the reputation Of bcint
= an able fnancicr.
+. In view Of tic retirement Of Mr. >toclly
e the following facts may lloyo interesting
T.. The Bank Of Smyrna was chartered j
u ls2l. Wont into operation in lS22 undo
d. considerable embarrassment arising iron
the opposition Of the friends Of the Con
ncrcial Bank Of Delaware, til" only Ban
=. in SMYRNA prior to that time. After maj
-. vars of struggle, the hostility arising fro
!. thi- contest for public favor was raln'
r. down. and the expiration OF the charter
;.J nrColumcrcial Banl, terminated the care
r.,l Of that IN titution The Bank Of Smyr
commenced it, business career with llC
Isaac Davis a~ President, and Samuel
'3' IIodson. E.q. a. Cashier. This or@nl
81, ton was continued until 1876. when
'"' Ilod-on resigned lis position and wa, $
~, creded by \. Stockly. Mr.. Davis held
az ,o,itiou rs President until lHil when
'i'' resigned and the Hon. Jacob Stout
NV elected his successor. Mr.. Stouts hca
declined and ne resigned in ISL. ia
Of Raymond. ESQ. was then elected Prcsid
wn. and continued Il in discharge Of the dutic
Icre the station until his death in 1853. He
and succeeded hy Hon. F. Slrrmncc, but
Ilars consequence Of falling health, Mr.. )
sarr anoc resigned in lSjG, when Mr. Sto'
lcr'- was Transferred from tie station Of CAS-
to that Of President. and W. N. Bell
: a, appointed Cashier.
lin, The course Of the Bunk from its conn
.;d,,a mcnccmcut has been such as to cntitl"
= ito the confluence Of TIA" public, which it
/. wa. enjoyed. Very many eases are know
from, have occurred, where It's timely aid res
will worthy men from financial ruin, an'
tended their usefulness.
The stockholders have never iail'
man secure a srmi-annual dividend from IS
j. an" ISI4 generally Of uniform rate for &C
COM periods Of time. Commencing with
i i'"' per cent, they rose 20 four. t" five, tC
} over and occasionally to ten per cent. 70
'','" yix months. settling about IHGo, to 81
mouse cent. Scm-annualy, at which rate the
liN'"' dcnd. were rugularly continued every
.ounty until May, l"74, always enjoying a r.
.e,tng ton second to none.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

\ SPELLING BEE will be held in the town
hall tomorrow (Thursday) evening for the
benefit of the Smyrna Library. A class of
thirty Ladies and Gents have been chosen
for the occasion, comprising the best and
poorest spoilers in the town. Among the
number are four champions, two ladies and
two gentlemen, Of marked ability, in the
spelling department. The novelty of the
entertainment and the amusing incidents
that always attend such exhibitions will i'll
sure 4 crowded house. Rev. J. 7. Wright
will act as pcdagoguc and Rev. DIR. Ph@bus
rs umpire Doors open at :! o'clock
school begins 1T s o'clock. Admission .
cents: tickets can bc obtained at lloiirc
/ llcr'S drug store.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

The cannin. establishments are nov con-
tracing with the farmers for the raising OF
tomatoes. Mr Samuel Hall, of Frcdtrica.
has contracted for $50 acres at half cent
per pound This is equal 10 about twenty
cents per basket.
Some would-be burglar attempted to
break into the house Of Mr. Henry II.
Appleton. near odessa. a few nights since.
Iut wa, fortunately frightened off by Mr..
A. appearance at the window. whittier he
was attracted hy the noise.
\ meeting Of the Smyrna Base Ball Cml
will be held ct the .toreroon OF J. Welcomes
Friday evening. at :! o'clock. =. N. N
attrndance of members is requested.
By order of Club.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

Buckley, Republican, ". cIr":., Ma.ar
Of Patorson. y. j.. M"nd>y. " rn ua,.r.
ity. The local election in ~" hitan.
Conn. wa, carried b. H." Republican.
on Monday, by i con~idrrah." iullor.,s.
New Britain was largely b.mocrr rrm H..
St,t. election last week
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

his object may have been distorted lr
Tilton and his allies. Some p"coIinthng.
however, Mr.. Becrh"r cndcav"r- Il4in!v to
dispose of by saying h" ''I"nt rao4,nG.r~
which it will shik" other poolI,. j. yrry
pcculiar Of itself. in regard to such ,.a,,oi..
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14
W. y. IIoLDING. Secretary.

Saw, til, Milford Nars: The "nei-hhor-
hood character Of much Of the legislation
Of the late Legislature Is ridiculous in the
extreme. In the multiplicity Of the stat
ute4 Of This kind. it Is difficult for the
average citizen to know what laws he i
4 living under.