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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, to wit:
SAt rules held in the Office OF the Clerk
of the County Court Of Logan County on
the first Monday in June 1875.
Hosea Birdsall,
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Pre- fee $50.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13
The MiddIetown Fa;r

Inc Peninsula Agricultural and Pomo.
iOglcal Associations Fair, at Middletown
tnfee days OF last week, was well calculoted
10 satisfy the projectors of the enterprise
as 1t did the visitors to the grounds. The
number of depOsitors exceeded those of
last year by more than double, the Tro,, ec,;;o,
says, while the receipts of ticket money
were also far ahead of the former occasion.
Even the first day, notwithstanding the
drizzly morning, a third more tickets wern
s0ld sol than were disposed of year aoo
INC INC Iast day, When the immense crowd
@ VIC present, some OF the newspaper re-
porters went into the most exagoeratoCI oat;
mates. AS many as 10000 was figured mn
oy one paper, but the Transcript saws tbe
count OF tickets received showed the num.
Der TO be between 5000 and 6,OOO Thirteen
car loads went from the lower part of the
otate and SIX from the upper part, making
ABOUT LOO by rail. The second dov
Governor Cochran, Ex-Governor VIM. ri
Ross, Senator Salisbury, State Treasure.
l.: Is: Giles, Hon. Il. F. Bayard, Hon los
williams, the new Representative in Cor.
gress, !. G. Grubb, Esq, Secretary of STATE
and many others were present.
The display of live stock was very oood
though hardly superior to last wear. OK.
except In number of animals
n noraI eAhlolUon was particularly
eNcelieht' Natural and artificial flowers
were tastefully arranged on the very attron
tive tables of the ladies' department Tho
display of garden products was better thar
has ever been given on the Peninsula. cx.
GGepting at the horticultural exhibitions IN
wilmington. The machinery department
was fairly represented.
Ihe races were the chief feature of eoob
Gay. They began at two o'clock. with tha
following judges in the stand: o. G. Church
man, H. I. Cochran, and G. F. Brady. IT,
pMiddletown Cornet Band played lively airs
between the heats. "irS
Inc first race was open for all colts on
tne has. i rehlnsuia four years old and under
pest TWO in three, to harness purse sIoo,
iIfst n horse, 800, second, $50, and third sIo
oi y. lhe four colts entered two only mt in IN
LheIr NJ appearance, viz, Black Douglas. owned
py VIM. Brady, of Middletown, and Ladv
harrington, belonging to j. L. Harfinetons
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

WI. "A TERRIBLE AccIDENT.-R. B. Day, of
wilmington, contractor for all the wood
u used on che Delaware Railroad, was badly
II II not fatally injured at Clayton TO-DAY
lie was on the passenger train south. which
always drops off the rear car at CLAYTON,
lie was on this rear car, and was in the act
OF stepping to the main train, as both were
IN ! motion, when he missed his footing and
1ell to the track. The detached car passed
over his right leg crushing it so badly as to
render amputation necessary. He was also
seriously 5 bruised and injured in the back
ana left hip. Drs. Swain (cousin to the
injured man and Bonwill were immediately
taken to Clayton from this town, and are
performing the amputation as we 20 to
press. Mr.. Day is conscious and conYerses
freely notwithstanding his sad condition.
Later.-He died about l o'clock from
loss OF blood Amputation was notattempt-
ed. He was about Sc; had been in the
employ OF the r; X. Co. about ~ years
was IN the army-lst Lieutenant in the 3d
Delaware Regt.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

HE ONO ELECTION was held yesterda,
and the Republicans carried the State by
from 5000 to 10000 majority, the telegram
informs us. Hayes, Republican, is elected
uovernor over Allen, the present incum.
bent.
Owing TO the issues involved in this
contest there was peculiar interest mani.
tested in the result Never since old Gov
Trough was elected over ValIandipbam b,,
IOO'OOO majority, in that State during the
war; has there been such lively concern
eVineed by the country at large as has been
shown in this election.
The issues were, first, whether tbere
shouid be more paper money issued bv the
Government and thus cause fctitious ,,oI,,o.
on'everything bought and sold. as was tbe
case during the war, or whether we sbouId
stop with what we already have and LET tho
country settle right down to gold and
silver money and true values; second
whether the school money of the State
should be divided up between the RELIGIONS
denominations, as the Catholics insist and
thus allow each sect to run the nublic
schools in the interests of its resnoot;,,o
creed, or whether this great American
institution shall be kept free from al
rehgious partisanship, as now. The Demo.
Gratis took the side of paper money and the
Republicans took the side of real ,,,,,,,,
while the Catholics, who advocatcd
sion OF the school fund among the churches.
all voted with the Democrats.
The result shows that the Republicaps
had the strong side.. The Democrats oave
up their control of the State in pander;no
10 religious sect and to the advocate of rag
money. At the last gubernatorial election
they elected Allen by about 1000 majority
and they therefore had the prestige
with them, but they took the wrong side
and iost their hold upon the majority of the
votes. Public sentiment was against them.
IL was clear to the country that if Ohio
went democratic then PENNSYLVANIA would
PROBABLY follow in its wake, next month
as the party in that State had odon.od >
similar platform. With two of the lead;nr
States IN the Union on the side of rae
money the infiationists of the West would
nave swept the Democracy into the votax
Inc New York Democrats, having declared
Tor honest money, were not nrenored Co..
such a surrender, hence all parties were
looking towards Ohio with eager longinQs
AS the hard money Democrats are ON tba
popular aide popular in the East) they feel
easier. But whether the Western ard
oouthern Democracy viii now surrender i
.ne next question. In the West particularly
''''A''0h mas been popular idea. and il
10y 'eq'''re more than one election to change
'he views Qf the Democrats in that Quarter
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

IN MUDDLE.-When, by the recent elec.
ton in Wilmington, the Democrats got
control of the city council by a majority of
one, it was thought to have a nice time
ousting Republicans from their little offices.
and putting hungry Democrats into their
warm seats. Matterswent enough
until last week, when it come to electing a
Democrat to the engineership of the CITY
water works, in place of Mr.. Hyde. Then
the majority party in council got at logger
heads, and, under such a state of affairs
they hnd majority of one rather a scant
number. One of the Democratic council
men, Mr.. Hayes, wants Mr.. Hyde to remain
IN the office it is said at least he was on.
posed to Mr.. McIntire (another Democratic
councilman) being elected to the Office and
voted against him. This offended Mr.. Nc.
lntlre and also Mr.. Farrell, another Demo.
cratic member, who has championed the
cause of Mr.. McIntire Finding that Nc
could not be elected, a Mr.. Farra was nomi.
mated by the Hayes wing and a Mr.. Furry
by the Farrell wing, but neither wing will
vote for the others candidate. There
seems to be nine members in the Haves
wing and two in the Farrell wing. viz
Farrell and McIntire. Every Democrat
would have to vote for candidate to elect
him, but after nearly fifty ballotings the
vote has stood 10 for Candy, Republican, 9
Tor Farra, Hayes Democrat and . for Furry. |
Farrell Democrat. As it takes IL votes to
make majority, and as neither Farrell nor
Hayes will give up, no one can be elected. |
Another struggle is to be made this
"wednesday evening, but the prospect is
not hattering, it is reported. So much for
party spirit. Mr.. Hyde was elected to the
ONCE over Gallagher 9 Ring Republican,
who held it, by combination of anti-rino
Republicans and Democrats, and is a good
man, but he don't suit the Democrats for
party reasons, and from this cause solely.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

POLITIcs seem to be warming up on the
Eastern Shore. Political meetings are soon
to be held in all the larger towns on the
Peninsula, by both parties, and the Guber-
material candidates on each of the tickets,
Democratic and Reform, are to talk to the
"yeomenry." This is to be contest
between the "potato bugs" and "ring
worms" as each party calls the other.
Without any seeming fitness in such a
name, the Democrats applied the first
appellation to those in Baltimore who set
up the Reform movement, and the Reform
ers, without repudiating the term, applied
the name firing worm to their opponents.
1t seems that the "ring worms" called their
meetings first, and now the "potato bugs"
have advertised meetings to come right
after them, thus securing the advantage of
the last word.
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

OF Tobacco Stick, Nd, Lady HARRINGTON
winning IN two straight heats. Time, 8, 544
ana 2.543. The second race, for purse Of
$I3O, hrst horse, $50, second, $50, and third
Szo, opened with the appearance of all the
entries, Dixie, belonging to w. II. CauIk.
OF Florida, winning in three straight heats /:
best time, 2.40; Lady Burgette. IT Rnr'
gette, OF Chesapeake City, second: and Rob
hoy, w. A. Twiley, of Cambridge, third.
THURSDAYS RACES.
The first race was for horses having modo
no better time than $50, for purse of $40
was won by Sis, entered by w. o. CLAYTON
OF New Jersey, best time 2.491: Daisy en-.
tered by w. Butcher, of Wilmington.
second; John, entered by w. A. French. Of
Chestertown, third. The second race. for
S2O, was won by Lizzie, entered bv d. M.
cochran, OF Middletown, best time $50 .
second, Dexter, entered by j. N. Morgan.
OF Cecllton, Md; third, Bob, entered bv
J' =. Stuckert, of st. Georges. The third
race, for purse of $4OO, for horses with
no better time than 2.4O, was won bv Dixie,
entered by w. II. Caulk, of Florida. in
tnree straight heats, best time 2.37; second.
Mdodoc, entered by n. +. Pennington. of
Chesterville, Nd.
FRIDAYS RACES.
The first race was won by D. NJ. Coch-
rams mare, Lizzie, of Middletown in two
straight heats, in 2.57 and 3.OGJ, beating
Marydel, owned by William Green. also of
Middletown. ''''' VI
The second race was won by Gipscv
Mald entered by II. Hess, Fair Hill. Md.
IN II three straight heats, in 2.5G!, 2.475 and
2'933' beating Stonewall, owned by George
Jones, of Warwick.
:, The third, last and greatest race of the
Falr, between Dixie, Modoc and Andy
johnson, mentioned above) for the $500
premium was easily won by Dixie, in three
straight heats, in 80, 2.37 and 235I
Dixie took the first money. S30O. InIv
), Johnson, the sccond $50, and Modor lbn
third, $50. '''''
This ended the races, and the exhibition
Far The Smyrna Times.
ness? Yo,,r. " II
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

a ACENTENNIAL WRECK A rriculturoI UoII
one OF the Centennial buildings. in pill
delphla, Is wreck. 1t was blown 1our',
with terrible crash at I | o'clock vestordo,,
Iucsday-mornng.
There was intense excitamon+ :, ~
park. '''''e'' 10 inc
-, ine Il! contractor for Agricultural Hall wos
1hilip QuIgley, of Wilmington, who il also
the builder OF Machinery Hall. which is
now practically finished. Much tr intorolt -
IS Is telt IN regard to the general STABILIZE oS
the buildings, but there is not the sIiatt,ot -
reason TO believe, however, that tbe otLor
structures are not as staunch ns II il 80;
bic to make them. - posSi'
among the rumors of the bopr = :.
stated that the disaster was co,,sod 10 %
imperfect hemlock used in the LniIi;n!
put TINS may not be the fact and an ;s' ;n,,ass'
ugatlon will be required to settlo IL tLn
matter. " set'ie the
= ~ mere is ample time to reconstruct tho
lallen structure before the period for the
reception of goods. ''N ioi '"e
4, u NUMBER OF workmen were iniured by
the catastrophe. Seven men fell with az
wreck oil the massive timbers. Five of A.
men were very badly hurt, two of them IL
is feared, fatally ''''i" IL
Agricultural Hall was 500 feet long 5Ao
vide and covered ten anres 4Is AZ. ~
tremendous work is now IovcIad ~ - ms m
ground. '0'e" 10 the
The accident is peculiarly ppco,,
ra,, "us e1e country may trust to see il snead;I,
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

Two or three days ago all the hats be-
longing to about ten boarders were stolar
from from the hat rack of boarding house ON
Market street, Wilmington.
Protracted meetings are now in nroore..
at Severson's, Smyrna Circuit. Rev r
laws, pastor, and at Friendship, Appoouin.
'i'''iN Oircuit' rev. L. b. Killiam, pastor.
VIM. Worden, of this town, has invented
convenient cover for peach baskets for
which he has applied for n patent Tho
cover was on exhibition at the fair at MiJ.
dletown. wiz '''i' w Nll''-
The Republican tells a story about n littlo
poy IN wilmington walking in his sIcnn
HG 1ast sunday evening. He was in Rev. ], r,
ea,iI neilt! ~ church (St Paul's) and walked
tioni tIn ms seat square into the pulpit, during
rro sermon, ana, after standing by the
minister awhile, quietly returned fo bic
pew. The minister put his hand oO ~ ms ms
little fellows head, and then went ON ,v;4E IN
his discourse. "o''V VII WIN
Last ednesday evening, in Middletown
Whlle two showmen from WiIn,;n0to,,
ueo; Fisher and Abe Gookin, were riy;,,c, y
Puoic exhibition on the trapeze or 6or;z0n'
tal bar suspended 20 or so feet in tba o;,
the rope broke and let them fall. Thny
were both stunned but not badly burf
TiSher FL Is one of the Quickstep base baIlers
{, I ne same parties performed in SMYRNA last
spring, when limb broke and let tbon,
down. '''' ie' them
The WOmen's Christian Ten,pororoo
Sulon' met at the NJ. f. Church on Sot,,r
Gay afternoon at o'clock, according to The
announcement from the pulpit The ment.
ing was not devoid of interest. thouoh NOT
dts large as 1t would have been, Derh9Ds ~,
account OF the hour, aud the dov. which
may oe changed, if required. to snit tIa
rlG!hoerS' i A temperance lecture will Lo
IellVeTed at the next meeting, next Sotur.
Gay, 10th OF October, by one of the
members. 'He
,. a man named Ezekiel Jones, whisky
uis'llie[ OF Pennington, Sussex county. was
%1!Ts'eo WI last week by Marshal Dunn. of
e !iiil'i!9Ioh' 10Y hiding the greater portion
OF the liquor he has been manufoctur;nr, ~
his farm and only paying to the gove,n'
,lehI Il tax upon small quantity. which !
he claimed to be all that he has been aIIn
TO turn out. Deputy Collector IT TT |
frettyman made search of his premise.
ana found six barrels OF whisky in the Ior.
,! barrels. ''''' 'i'iS iii''''e
me R bark Cfcgtieeyos was carried out of
'd, 'ne breaEw3ter by ice in january last. and
e,I 5S'ilh 10 the bottom about four miles east of
= ape i1ehlopen, in 10 fathoms of water
:, Th thursday of last week wreckers of
Norlolk, Va, went to the wreck, and oftcr
removing one of the matches. tool ont
logshead of molasses which was in o,,on'' ~"v :"
way perfect. The Lewes Liqht saws. The
'ark contained about 600 hogsLeads Of
niolasseS, n and was on her way to PhiIadaI.
,llla, where she was owned, when thn
disaster occurred. "-''" '"e
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

WORTH ITS WEIGmrry Com -Irnd,uL.,,u..
the greatest modern discoynr, !, ,,',ouHt'oy
Is ia Costa's Radical Cure for - d~Snanl" U1irli''
oostiveness, sick headache b;Ii;opIs,dSrr Ti SIedS"
sour stomach, loss of appet;tn 'St,sS>' ,iistr%>,
after eating, and all disorders or;s;r,, 49,, For,
= =, arrangement of the stomach or Tivcr H,'r'
= i's results are astonishing, and snro rnlief
- guaranteed in every case whore il i nsnd
"s mrected 1t tones up the stomach
.eSui'tes the liver, restores the natural a,,'
tI hIet''c, and drives all morbid humors from
,r%; iG IyStem. Typhoid and Bilious Fevr,
in %"'oir oi,y yearly destroy so many lives might
t;r,aiil =, almost every case be prevented bT n
TrioI 1'rig'y use of Da Costa's Radical Cure
Snia Sr,ai SIZE 10 cents. Sold by J. w. DExNry.
SMYRNA and Jas. Cowgirl & Son, Dover
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

How To Cure FEVER AND AGrE.-Tf any.
person suffering with FFvER AND Acrr T.;
IermItten or Bilious Fever will call Of thn ''
Drug store of Jas. z. IIofecker, S,1,,rnn ,,.'
ana get bottle of Ague Conmcror -'t tLn;, I,,;,,
r;iI rriiineGiate cure is certain, and the cb;Is
oi mill not come back during that season '''if IL
f%;','lnS Pni'"m no Quinine, Arsenic or Other,
ro,, U''I vn;Ii ana after taking one-half Lottlr
felt norh "lrI ieel peter in health than YOU have
the rvhiiTpS WHY Ior years. 1t entirely clcanses
otbor "loIe n system, puriics the liver and
bottle 'Sofy trv = organs Price Sl.OO per
Others who have used IT, '"ss'S' ABOUT
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13
G9s SMYRNA Times.
Smyrna, DeI.,

THE TIMES " is published every Wednesday after
noon by JOSEPH H. HOFFECKER, Editor and Proprie-
tor, at Smyrna Delaware.
TERMS -SUBscRIPTION-On year 500 in advance, or
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-ony at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Gents alne for the first insertion; subsequent
insertions Three-and a-hafcents Aliberal discount
made to quarterly semi-annual and yearly adverti-
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

SHERIFF SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-Last
Friday, at Townsend, Sheriff Lambson SOLD
Edward Beck's " Gettysburg farm, y in Anno
qulnimink HID, four miles from this town
24Q acres, to Wood, Marsh, Hayward & Co.,
OF PhliadeIphia for $4,000, subject to prioI
lien OF 2,2O0, making s., POO in all.
The farm of Thomas Bratton. ir.. adioip.
ing the above, was also sold the same dav.
to the same firm, &C acres for 5000.
In this town on Thursday last Sheriff
Cooper sold the residence of Samuel ]
Jones, in KentOn, to the SMYRNA Loan
ASSOCIATION a for $685. also the interest of
Charles W. Williams in the Jacob Williams
farm, )! miles from town, to Edw. Blois.
the present owner, for $3.50.
AT Dover, last week, the sheriff sold
Charles Hillyard,s property, in that town,
6@ acres, with residence, to Mcssrs. Hazel &,
Pennewill at $l7OO; as they have claim
OF $1,000, il really stands them in $1,000,
lie also sold. on Saturday week. tbe
farm OF VIM. c. Fountain situated | mile
north of Frederick, to Thomas james nf
this town, for $5,652 45-$24 per acre. "
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

hEHoBoTH.-The directors of tho Rabo
ooth Beach Association held their annual
i:Ite'Ai's IN Wilmington last week. Sinner.
H'eiiuent ~ Dr. +. Dawson read a renort ot
.le "ork OF the Association during the mast
yca[ winch shows that during the existence
ol the association over one hundrod tIa,,
S'ild dollars have been expended unon tIa
grounds OF the Association. Durin,, ~
past year - l,34G have been cxpcndcJ r,'n,,
me NE 0urt House, and 5000 in other ways
MANY OF the avenues have been GRADED oyd
"a ~ trees have been planted.
i, Inc following officers were elactad for
.itI uei ensuing year; President, VIM. Briobt
ol wilmington; Vice PRESIDENT j. F. H0on'
eF' Ur., Ui Baltimore Secretary, w. II. BilIonr
VI wilmington; Superintendent and Cores
den. -' D""SoIi' Oh Cam-
:, The Board considered pronosition fro,,,
Mr. }. j. Mccullough. Of Wilminn,orr,' - o.L ~
build horse railway from the co,nT r,ra,,,' ~ ~
70 the surf, and agreed to give him tho
right OF way if he would agree to b,,iId ti,o
ROAD within two years, which he did.
= IL was proposed to hold a grand Trnioo
feninsula Camp there next summer. bnt
iufthef action Is to be taken on the nattor
y committee is to confer with the vnrions
churches. '''o various
a a resolution allowing the Superintendent
70 lease the camp-meeting lots for five Years
was passed. '''''A
r, resolution was passed allowing J. +
hooper, Esq, of Baltimore, to build sixtv
new bath houses on the beach. A ihnroi
allowance was made for the improvement
OF the camp ground. 0''''i'
a resolution was passed allowing any LOT
holder who has erected suitable improve. |
ments to erect stables on his property nro.
vided they are of moderate size and snE;to Eo
BILE in appearance. '''' anu S''i'a-
The report of the Superintendent ,yos
decidedly encouraging to the director ""'
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

.ot,o t6,ohgressman Frost of the IVtb Massooh,,
setts district is evidently good -ro'lS''Ghu, Gnu,
more or OF patriot than partisan sTIu ithi ue9l
nepu6llcan, he says he shall vote ,,'ipus' Io.si
tuhoney Democrat for Speaker. instead 'i1re'c uc
e"Tpowing away his vote as comni;n'",'. tn "a
republican, thus letting softmnra' I''',ol'o 20
aieat JieIloerat into the chair. That & 3 G,3
men to follow. ''''0''' congress
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

E, Land SALE.-J. f. Mancha sold Mrs
Hallle SCOTS farm at Chapel, 500 acrcs. To
Jones, Renshcrmcr & Richlinc. of PennsvI,
vanla, for $1,000. These are the same
gentlemen who bought Timber Neck farm
Oh 900 acres. They intend to put up n saw
mil and build or houses, dividing tLe
properties into smaller farms, and buy lime
and have the land improved. They are
men OF large means and Just the sort of
ycsterday
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

9 DEATH or Mr.. s. f. DnrMocE.-ITop
samuel f. Dimmock, Attorney General ni
Fenmsylvania, died in Harrisburg ON Won'
DAY night last He arrived in Uorrisbnra
on Tuesday of last week to attend the
sessions OF the Board of Pardons. and ,ras
then unwell. On Wednesday evening "o bo
was w compelled to leave the meeting of tho
board. His condition continued TO GROW
worse, but was not alarming until iast
evening a lew hours before he died. II ;s
supposed his disease was Pneumonia. .
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

- W W HAT Is LEGAL WRITING ?-Tbe Court
., 10, UJinmon ,1nn:9 Pleas of Chester county. Pa
mas decided that Il writing ON a Slate is no. "'i
nj i" gooa i Will under the statute which REQUIRES
an Wills to " be in writing" Varions
Gecisl9ns t;ec have been rendered ON the ones.
@ ,'on whether lead pencil writing, which is
e"Sy OF alteration, is sufficient. The Chester
oouilty court seems to have believed il
"ught % 10 i" " draw The line somewhere" and
drew 1t at slate pencils. '''
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

NARROW ESCAPE OF Cor. MosBY.-Nro1Jor
afternoon, as the north bound train on t%S
WI NHlIrglnia Midland railroad was nass;m', inu
aGranton Junction, some miscreabt frn5
a =, riLe shot at the train and the oloss nnor
lne seat OF Col. John S. Mosbv. bnt fortnn n,,'
IIteIy IL struck no one. 1t is not positiveiy
Nho"n, but 1t is supposed that the shot vra,
not AIMED at any particular PASSENGER and ,,,l
was nrGd simply as wanton act r. ;s
LLePofted that several times lately attcmntS
nave been made to throw the trains Off i''S
Smyrna times., 1875-10-13

Y EIFGINIA AND THE Colonel
+: W. NJ. Holiday, United States centnn.
MAJ commissioner for the State of Virg;nin
ana am! Mr.. W. c. Knight, president of 'i,, th6
virginia Agricultural Society, have both
issued appeals to the people of Virginia Gom
contributions of agricultural and "thon bo,
specimens OF the products and resonrc"s D.,'ot or
tin tle olaIe ; to be sent to the national exbib;
uon at Philadelphia next year. 'Nniol-