Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

Stctson & Ellison, Gamers Of Camden.
have put up $500 cans of fruit this season
1t is stated that one lady. Mrs. Maggie
Cochran, had one hundred articles oi,
exhibition at the Middletown fair, and her
sister had fifty Miss Lizzie Buck had
thirteen fancy articles. There were so
many fancy things that all Of them could
not be displayed.
LAND SALEs.-J. F. Mancha, real estate
agent, sold last week for J. X. Burnitc OF
tclton, one of his farms near Willow Grove.
containing 2j2 acres, to H. Fischer, Of ILL.,.
Tor $1,000 lie also rcsold the Caily farm.
:! miles from Camden, 23S acres. to Rev.
Joseph Waugh Of Pa, for $1,000
The Chldren's Sewing School has borD
again opened in Wilmington This is an
institution run by some Of the wri!-,o-do
ladcs OF Bishop Lees congregation. Iti.s-
copal) who instruct poor children in The
art OF sewing. This is the sixth year thcy
have managed the benevolent enterprise.
How ABOUT IT?-Somotinc ago the E....,
EreH'ay amt Commerc;H. Of WiGaingtau. wa.
| promised libel suit by the Delaware STATE
IRE and Marine Insurance Company, Of
DeIlWare City, because it published tllat
/ thc company was fraud am, couldn't nav
ITS losses. Now it rcitcratcs the assertion.
Notwithstanding the Company roccntlv rot
three gentlemen to sign paper ,joclayins
! 1t to be Il sound financial Institution.
DEcEEE OEDuEED.-On Tuesday I;oiu:,,.,
IN tAc I. :. Circuit Court, in Wilinir.,,1I,.
on motion Of cX Gov. jaime, b. Ggaariu.
counsel for the bondholdcr~ Of the Mt-v.
land u Delaware i. r., deere, was
ordered by the Court au;hori1iu. tho sale
OF the road-t!at portion lyiu. in ncIa,
ware. decree was ordered sometime
ago 10y the Court in Maryland ordering tan
sale OF the portion lying in that State.
\ New PrnSnYrrrrAy CoyGr,,, ,rI..,.
Several years ago the Pre,Lytcrians Of Mid.
dIetown started a Sunday School 1T
Armstrong's Corner, near That town. g,.i
nhaiIy 1t developed 50 that charcl wa.
oulit, and last week a regular church ar.
ganHatlon was effected with eleven m.m.
bcrS Alfred Green and c. ". fona. ino
elected and ordained c'.,,i-. L.y n,.
Patt"n' OF the Mi,ldlctawu Church. IS to
Otliciate.
SEyG~GN ErGxrp.-Oa ~ii,a.i.,. s......
last, Miss Kate Ware. or V.y.a,.... w..
badly burned wlilc using Eg.ta O.itn,''...
a pair Of gloves. Shrh&d oneal tl,,.. a,.y...
ON her hand. and picked up a lani win /
that h@"d. The 2iovc imiao,3..: n taal
lire, and communicating VIII. ti......, tt.,....
y atoU."t tit" j,..t... .s.Q.M. tire Il. I...
cioih!hS. \ young man who wa ;i,.r..
Gathrred quilt from off a bed and w!afrai
her IN It putting out the f.e. i. i W..
She was considerably burnod.-i l...,..'
FNrIT DGYzG,-rha MrarI n Give.
me result OF one party @ho dried or
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Profit on seasons ,sos. -a2
Jrry Lrsr-Tho following !. .... Ii, of
lrtIt Jurors for the October Tega.or Ka,t
County Court
bueIz Creek IIanslryd.-B.ni pano1o
samuel Taylor, josiah y. i.vans Jane.
Startling.
ke"toa.-->amao. W.i..a.s. Andrew
Moore, stephen Mime.
Little 'roch.-joAu = Bawao. Isaac II.
penney.
East Dover.--Joshua B. Wharton. Wa.
- Nebb. Samuel IIGlnal. Ioscui, ireland
!, West povcr.-John p. kc.-cy. Abraham
Pearson.
North Murderhill.--Joscph $. BurchanaI.
isaac Goodon, Levi Steiner.
south MurdcrkiIl.--Jaluos Killen. john
7" cooper, Thomas Killcn. JOHN Allen.
splIIlon.--.John II. Mcrrii,o1. .T.s.o
H. {
H. Wrotcn.
NIiliord.--Isaac Il. Jester. Li,,on 4
houston, John I. Houston, William Twigr.
\ TERRIFIC SrorM AT Lrwrs.-fs44.a y
es@,% DI@hcd N Pieces on The T..rL-Nr
Persons hrorn To Uacs B.oa Lat.-Ybc
itorm OF Thursday night was the most
orriic that ever visited Lcwos, II is said
\ correspondent tclegraphs a full report 10 ,
he I.c'y Erc7ay dd Cyn.al.e.R. from
winch we make the following extracts ,
o say that 1t was terriiicailv fearful world
All lar short OF giving a correct idea Of the
eallty. The winds changed constantly and ,
ccred to all points Of the compass. until If [
eemed as though everything was encircicd p
II one vast whlrlWind, from which there 7
vas no possible escape. At : o'clock a
!caYy ram set in and continual for an y
'4'Nt t'iiN '|si2 IOilOWctl BV % StttiInT ! {
u the wird to the northwest. Then bean /
he most formidable part Of the storm. n
he wind came direct from the point In. /
Heated and with each moment increased I
n force, until it seemed as though NOTHING O
ould stand before it. The harbor in front Il
I the Brcakwater contained probably two
undred and fifty vessels, of all sizes, classes V
nd natlonalities. At about | | O'Clock At o
Ignt the vessels began to break loose from /
!eir moorlngs, and, drifting about, collidcd :.
'Ith one another and foundercd. The y
rashlng Of t!mbers and cries Of distress II
ere borne in mingled confusion 70 the s.
lore, rs one after another of the vessels o.
'ent down. The sailors of one of the 7,
oats climbed into the mast heads. and some /,
J them were after great exertions saved. AZ
he brig Natha, with pilot john MaulI.
board, was one of the vessels that was
1mpletcly destroyed. Showas loaded with
lastering laths for Philadelphia. About p
clock her bow chains parted and She
'me on the point Of the cape and in less NJ
IAN twenty minutes she was completely ST