Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

The Office Of James II. Ray & Co., real
estate and general collecting brokers, in
Newark Wa entered 10y burglars one night
last week, but the thieves failed to yet thc
safe open, and left. This is tic second
uhe the same safe has been tampc.cd with,
without success.
NEW PoLwGcAL PAHrY.-h corra-.aiI,ipnl
OF r. .f4 Er6",4j md to41olr'e iIa". t"pac-
town -ays that Il movement is on iool in
NHS'tN county 10 get up a new political
party, to be called the W0rlliuon,ou' :
Reform Party. Some Of the persons .aid
to T." connected with it have never been
considered very enthusiastic ON tlls work
question, 1t is said.
DAMAoEp.--Thc stor.a Of Thursday wa
terrible IN tbc upper part cr New Castle
county, west OF Wilmington. 4 bridge
/ west oi Stanton was partly carried away.
ama JAS. War,l owner of tLc smoke n,iIls
was carried down the creek with thaaia.t.
monts and badly injured. Along Mil
NFec', near NcW"Ii,. sevcm county bridge;
were q. troYc,i, eutailiue Il los 81 about
5000. Albert Wollaetou lost r,yty-siz
Shc"p, wElch wcle washed down White
f. .3E creek. LOWS Morrison lot his vltoI..
i crop "i corn. about ,iH hundred bushels.
/ valued at $500. William Newell sustained
/ a los o. about 500 in corn and r.acfn-
! l"e storm va, til" worst ever known in
/ that section Of the country.
ira MIp1lErouN FAIR.--Tic r.I,u.i,
annual ia;r Of tie peuin-ula icr:cu}.ir.,j
| %Hd fo'auiog.cal \--oeistiou r.ts ai..i.aI
on ihoI ground. at Mdi.,to,vn. o.,
/ "Wednesday " noruih.. and wa continued
on FRIDAY and saturday. Tine tel-jiI..
storm oi Thursday prevented ANYTHING IiEa.
/ I'm 'Nht"!i.a", al:I il Wa feared had ,ii..at
the ""clc -how for HE balance of th..t'.,.
bat tn" good weather tnat ilorc, mad.
matters al l:@Ht. Tho cthll.tia.i was the
. most c"ir".!yr YET given on these j..rular
grounds.
IN lho I.sli.~. la.I,j;u4 The d.-,lav wa.
'@crHcnt. t"HcT wa-.. in pndty.s variety
---he'alc-"orf, Wax work., at..igial flowers
ana ii0ai-, pc, lAesollo-. bread. cakes.
liCNll-, canned u'it-. cte.. IA ;i,ii,s,f,,,.
attracted. and almost distracted, t..''.'.,..,'
,Ioh ON @yc!} side. one la,v .loua ...i
100 articles 81. exhibition. another =. ,,f
another t.
The Fruit aul N,e...b., n..a....,..
vas also fuller taau oyer before. O.a
'%i."''nE' r. j.. lae'an. h.G T. yi4.c.:.- I
81 iearHcs. and IL macy I.9rs.oi yoe.t.l.t...
"'.Ir two aT th.ec ot.ar: had ,u.toa- MANY /
yaurt.@. exc. III IN ,caehcs.
ne I!'' : department was lull.r. bv /.
."r' taan nyor before. and tl.... WI. ..l....
imported toes tilln cy.f. ryh1I.,.I i,
p'It%are On any utaer occasion. r..r,
"rI" :! pens II sheep, ..c.u,i:n- >a,,,.. ,r..,.
mheent HnIogt"d !a;,, mostly from Newark
he hnr-" aHd cattle exhibit ,,a. r..,',
1""''e .n't ot any other op,a-..lir. f.. ,y..
th" '&.IUlt oj ulenIu.lr.
i'"j Q. '"aI tIs aou- wa. Ill. ....,.n,
'' h"t" .a'..e. and -.u;.. .:aa.. IS. t'.a ,.,...
I5''. it..' .''-- t@"t aa "r.iu.. H. va
"cjNeen .v.ai.uid o.G. Tine ra.,. M.
won iy :. .'#r, o"" by Il. y. Iorusaa.
"l thri~tA,n" in 5.07 TUonezt hest m.
= Mark Lo&.ugton." of Wartrn. E.,t
lIi.. and the ue,t Frank L!sntsa,t." IF
Cec'! 60. Tie fie.a.ua4S va,,. ata sai
'Ai@Io t. ihc>e ia.-e- ro-pagt.ye.y. There
w. g i've horses in the race
ne neAl i:e.' W. no. decided. oyyna to
i.i,. "i-y.n2. tut +" Lyr O.a." /. horse from
aUIcH iiil., 1i'.. Wa the fayoiito.
.' he%t i.sce was won Lv Rose
.tN.'.u.a. Jersey CItv mare. in 3..
ne Hg@t test was 'IcL,ions." also .
dorsey ;."I-o. .:.,j the }c..t H.se,, D.,r.
...s, owned iv Wm. brady, OF lIil.!I.ta,rm
nc premiums TO these horses .yar,. .si.7
10 and SO g. G;-t second aad thi,l =.
'''t;ard. Twelve horse, in The not.
i"':2 were tAree races on tnr second
The first Was won Iy
= I'atlIyr ot Summit Bridge. Eel.. ia@gal
:, ,'o.."'',' 81 i.atl .o, clao in second.
Inc second race was won by "Grav
l.l,1i1' from Iolapievii!o, No. in 2.45i.
!. DEXTER owned ~ Dallas Lore. Of st.
leor@"%, came second and Lizzie" n Mid.
ileto"n mare belonging. to Dan cochran
..iiid. There were ten horses in this race.
Ii" premium, were sl2o. 500 and $40 :
iLe thirj race was won II, "po.n
Medium, thcJcyscy horse cbcforcrient;anci
aer best time being 2.55l "Ntaf." a
/ rehton horse, came in second. and sam
Z I'hch' from Ab-e,om, \. j.. third ,
mere were seven horses in the trot. The
'remIE.a* were $201, 3l00 and $50.
- h.fe We're also three races on Saturday. s
ne iIst was Tor three minute horses. and G
mere were - on the list, but only g trotfcd. +
Jersey City mare, "Adda +. c." was the I
yIHncr, her best time being - .sAUcn ]
'"iddust, from Chester CO.. was second ,
nd May, Christiana mare, was third. L
ne premiums were SO, $40 and S2j. 3
ne second race was won bv " Rose Il
ledIum, before mentioned Her best "
me was 2.@6. " Fancy" formerly owned &
y Nathan Cook, OF Calndcn) a PHILADELPHIA T.
mare came in second, and Black Douc. "
ass third. The latter is owned by VIM. c
'rady, near AIiddictown. The premium. b
n tins race were $40, $50 and $50. Five a
orscs trotted $
The last and fastest race Of the fair was $
,on, by . Morning." horse driven by one Il
the eelchrated horscmen of Phiia., w. II. "
'o"ie. The mile was made in 2.30l. Il
Dora, also Of Phila.. coming in second Il
no Moscow, another Jersey CITY horse. +,
tlFd. The premiums were $3.50, SlfO and II
90 All the big premiums went to horses 6
ut OF thc state, the foreign nacs proving o'
20 much for the natives. Four horses r'
'ottod in this last race. %
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