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WATVH that cough or cold, or It may
prove q serious trouble to you. Get a bot.
Tie OF AcLain's Pectoral Cough Syrup, and
you will find immediate relief. It con,
tains no morphia or opium, and can Be-
given TO the babe or older persons without
fear. Largest Is and sd cent bottle In tho
city. Sold by most druggists. : ''NS
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PERSONAL MESrIoS.-The venerable
Chauncy Dewy, OF Cadiz, Ohio, now over
eighty years, Of age, attended the annual
stockholders meeting oil tho RlvarsIdl
Iron Works Company on "Wednesday
evening. He is stopping witllhis son, o.
G. Dewy, Of this city.
Sheriff Ford, OF Preston county, accom-.
panied by NIeSsrs. n. F!Fortneyand Rich.
ard Nugent, passed through tho city yes.
terlay, on route for WRynesburk, Pa,
after Elihu Gregg, tho Preston fre-bug.
Mr. Joseph Harris, Of BRIDGEPORT, who
has been spending some time Of the Ar
kansas Hot Springs, has returned home,
much improved in health. MIR. James
Tyler, who accompanied him, will return
in about two weeks.
Rev, w, r, Long, Superintendent OF the
A. B.. s. for West Virginia, has iust ro-
turned from a six months, tour throhrh-
out the remotcst sections OF the State for
the purpose Of the free distribution OF
Gods Word.
The following are among the late afri-
walls at the Stamm House: Neil J, Fort
ney, y, NJ. Ford, r. Nugent, Kingwood;
Hon. John j. Davis, Clarkshurg. -
AT the st. James last evening ware reg
istered: T. +, Bailey Grafton; Hanson
Criswell and wife, IMouhdsville;tG. II.
Shinn, Fairmont. s5a 9AE1
Thos. Fleming, ESQ. Of Fairmont, Grand
Master Of the Grand Lodge Of West Vir-
Can't Hnsh sistS,r ~ t Ias I KY, o,,a,u.,,
Post m"eter ~ %vhanIira nee Sss4 vipn.sA
Ins wSoso comn;sa;ns' mse a. n law psaw
Ing had So1d 0 tSo aISiao ~ sH .RsaS nav
"I ;a ,,s' .tie 9llce III tWstSs years.
faht A S,o,, IVY w sES ~ nave oeen any
r r to this eftIas RatbsI sSEeaS u
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Ust4ssal Nutsee..
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS i,i:II,5

-, The annual meeting q the StociholIen ii a.
~, LOwboal aud lagc Company, ivr ths i,
Ton Of DirUClnts, will DO held nj the jSeS Al y
Company, on TUESDAY, JANUARY 2sTI ia y
r. EDWIN HONEYMOON
IHA-I pp.II..,
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at. schnept's, drug store, Opera
House corner, Yesterday:
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It Is strange so many people will continue
to suffer day atterdayIwith Oyspeps;s, 'fiyos
Complaint, Constitution, Sour Stomach, Gen.
eral Debility when they can procure at on,
store snILon's NlTALlzER, free Of cost. II Il
goeS lot relieve or cure them, Pficc, ID cents
sold BY Z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall: q. ii
dwight, &th and Chapline Sts.; I.anghlin Bros,
q 70, Wheeling; and Husbands l. Inslsip,
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ECHOES IRON rTtp UClI nvSr Iv,, ,p,.. ,,,., ;,
The writsr bas Ui,bin t tha ,tast TO-.
DAYS talked with sev"rai 81 ,hnSo p as;d isw
" resnectabIe and "anos se " .nI;as.Ia
althon9h III. fSsb;onod ;nst;.nt na a9i in,
as IThe oldest ;nhah;i"n,s y oono Hnomai
the weather. tbis w;nt"s n1,, 1 Son.S't .aitS
that of nrev;ons v;ntarS .ooat MN ~
effect nnnn s,nol, gama ,Se tI IN, Nun ~. Us
As general thine tho oIJ ho,. " thG,r eIc.
there was notb;ns nns,;c"I. snyu KY
about tho SnowisII If ,I;s ,,. istAaple
cent M 70 ;tS ta, tS WHIST OK.
inr Truo wo hoya In so. ~ leaV-
snow this winter brt hssdl,, ,,1ns" .IaS
usual The moan JSn,h - ;hn ,oi hoo saa,,
iall Of snow was variorsiv IocaS ~ t t.n,H
10 sixteen inches hHt ia forn,os Il S" 80
probable tho corrcct Sanr s" Th;s 70 s .no,e
femainSl On ,I,o nro"rd naes,,, a,,e u e.iGm
the Inst vestiSe now.rSn;JIv i;sam NV" ""JHs
under The infinenco NJ Ike ,1;Id ,Saeat I"a y
the nost faw IovS Monv na, "eas" s,,s "a
posed Il" snow ~ La Jaensr t tban Z. .s.f,
was, becorse of its be;ns Jr;iaI i sa "nS
sufficient care was MT taLon IL av a. anu
stance IN Obtain The correct ,naa. S .e,Son.
TLoro i,o.'N " saS eV .s!e measurement
severe cold snons Jrr;rn NJ ~ W r.;a 49, MY
the small ~ome s,cb as un mS %nen
partridoes rabbits and srnirrslpp " sntTarss
keeniy' hit as the cold waves we era enIv
of short Glmrot;on The etIsct w "n ~ Vn ~
disastrous rs The farmers tesroS So,,I Ia S So
the case. The weatber has beer " coIIa, w y,
intervals th;sw;ntsr than for tan S1es ~
mast and Il ia reoIIv a wond s%e ny NE is
md smal, oo%o I;re3 thronnSon,;. i1 c D,sus
nv the way has heen rlont;or tL;S S uaae,
than for MANY Years naSt Ths o raasi.nt
has been fairIv cInttsJ VIII ,ba cana st ISe
culiar 10 this Iatitude tho mo Ie 4 ate pe
inc been shot in the immediSte NJ
hood Of the citv ''"'' "'e"OO
Az rorardS Tho wheat or. ...u.o.
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BELtAtRE LocAls.-There will be d cot.
tage prayer meeting at DR.. Mccullough s,
on Gravel Hill, Friday evening,
Mr.. VIM. Sinran, the well known, bag.
gage master on the ClevelAnd& PittsbhrHh
railroad, had paralytic stroke, wednes.
day. II was reported that oil Of his body
below the waist was paralyGed; but Il was
not so bad. He Is now out Of bed and
much better.
Wednesday evening, at supper time,
thirteen men and three boys were gather.
ed around two men, intently watching
them as they CROPPED In the water at the
corner Of Belmont and Central avenue. A
lady was Just back Of the crowd-but
perhaps she was just coming out OF the
postotiiCe. II tpqS intereSting-the two
men were fixing stone in the crossing.
The early train that leaves Bellair0 at
six o'clock In the morning, on the @. & P.
road, met with IN accident on Thursday
morning at Martins Ferry. An axle Of
the tender broke, probably from frost.
Word was sent here, and an engine took
up another axle, with workmen to put It
in place: No one was hurt, but trains
were delayed little while.
Some OF our paYements are showing
signs Of panic, such as they usually 60
through at every ground tliaw. One Of
them on North Guernsey street can be
heard singing and bubbling like q tea
kettle, at distance OF fifty feet.
Workmen are engaged digging the mud
and Ice from the street car tracks. The
cars have had long rest, but sleds cannot
run any longer and they must 60 to work
again,
In her lecture here some time ago, Mrs
Elizabeth Cady Stanton made fun Of the
women, for making patchwork quilts-tol
cutting muslin to pieces In order to sew II
together again, as she said. But women
must have quilts Of different coloret
patches, and what were they TO do about
It? Some one has solved the difficulty, as
you can see by looking in the show win
dows Of some Of our dry goods stores
Calico is printed In imitation OF the much
priced quilts, and even Mrs. Cady Stanton
cali sleep under one, without thinking o
the lives wasted in making them.
The gas pipe that the company started
TO lay up the Gravel Hill cut Is laid t
just beyond Indian run, where the ex
IRENE cold weather caught It. The 90.
posts up that far are not in use, however
and the cut is not lighted at all. R. G. F
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For Lame Back, Side or Chest use suuou,s
PoRors PLASrER, Price; % cents Sold byIE
Hooking, Odd Fellows Hall; g, +, Dwight
Nth and Chapline Sts I4augEiin Bros, 4 e.,
wheeling; and Husbands L Inskin BeIlaiFe.
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COMMON SENSATIONAL cases OF Coughs,
Colds, Sore Threats, etc., use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Nil ..tH
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FouRru srpRpr NJ n C,,u,pcu soc,,,
The Icctnrc room n Tho cbnr"b ,rSS .'S ala
TO its mi sestinS caNsC;tv Ia.t Sa a,a nea
with mcmhers snS friendS la I",a s'e ,in,n
Der Of whom na ; ~ S,,rnor SeS,o I"9 T.
excellent styla the fables INK no III feu ~
Int in tbe 9ven;no AhoDt s o,oIo",, UNI ~.
George called The Iaroe oVse,nbI, 0 ~ o,or r
AMI a Sv SG Su +, $;s sShLu.y W oluer,
the ntnrSm,ns ~ az ~ Saa anne.
to be given and rs each one was y 90 c %
the Doctor rs usual had his saw c ~ y
inc LARGELY IN the endowment " tba occs-
sion. - $3.50 ~ ~ - az S 0eU %
PROGRAMME, irur
Piano soo......... Mary Gilbert
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The agony Is over for the present.
POLICE matters'ha never been quieter
than now. n.
IT begins to look as though the January
thaw" had set In" Hf'
IT Is reported that work will be resumed
at IN early day on the W. 4 7. V. Rail-
road.
A select social party danced at Assem-.
bly, Hall last night The music was by
Kramer.
The boys Of the Nail City Boat Club are
getting ready for nasque ball early In
February.
SEVERAL counterfeit coins OF different
denominations arc passing around. Look
out for them.
MAYOR SWEENEY will be at the city
building at o o'clock this morning to re.
ceive poll books.
THERE was very successful masquerade
ball at Notes Hall, in the Eighth Ward,
Wednesday night. y
TIE County and Municipal Courts will
meet again to-day, pursuant to adjourn.
ment Of Wednesday.
FouR deeds OF trust and three release
deeds were admitted TO record yesterday
bythe Clerk Of the County Court.
liz IIale resolution once,
No mAFgin he'd allow
lie said he'd keep diary then
Where Is that diary now
AMONG the guests ut the Koch-W eimel
wedding in Fulton last night were several
well known citizens OF Cleveland and Chi
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Gnt 9nteuigetrter,
once Nos. ss and ~ Fourteenth street


Anti,Conyict Labor Movement Mass
furniture, Carpets, &c. : link and
Morehcad.
Spareribs, Tenderloin, &c.-D. C. List, jr.
Wanted-Two Young Men.
Wedding Presents-Turner & Dillon.
Fire Kindlers-H. +. Behrens.
Pamela Lodge No. 12, I.O.0.F. fl
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THE voting,places were full to overflow.
ing yesterday afternoon, and many voters
were full to Overlooking last evening. b
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, City clerk-FOrgey lie, updegrafl 4oo.

City clerk-FOgey l42, updegraff 400.
SIXTH WARD.
Total vote polled 1000. At IA. NJ. $50
had been counted, and the vote stood;
Mayor-McLure 2l0, Sweeney S75.
City sergeant-Davis ITO, Sweeney S05,
Faris o., Conatt 10. -
City Clerk-Forgey 2lo, UpdegrafF $50.
Street Commissioner Leonhart 23O,
Nichols 276, Clator 10, Arkle II,
supt. Water Works-Riddle 375, Cum.
mings 2l0. - ~
o,O Wharf ATaster-Forsytlle 800, Roberts
$50, Giesey 70.
SEVENTH WARD ''l
The following Is the complete vote Of
Mayor-McLurc 27s, Sweeney lO5.
City Sergeant-Davis 1853, Sweeney $50.
Farls 1873, Conant 10.
City Clerk-Forgey $50, Updegrafr 1911.
Street Commissioner-Le ll5.
Nichols lGs, Clator, l42, Arkle %,
Superintendent Water Works Riddle
255, Cummins lV4.
Wharf Master-Forsythe $50, Roberts
1870, Giesey 90.
Council-First Branch-R. F. CriswelI
goo, James Rogers l9O Second Branch
J. 3. Lukens l5l, L. O. Reed 1874, Julius
Pollock loo, ]. D. Ewing 2G9, John Brown
lb3
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0nEw JaGkyon's best sweet NayyTobaoeo.

WHO has not heard Of Frank Harlenburc
O. the 5th Avenue Theatre, New York, RSSs ,
Money Jim i, "Piquc.nJ He says, iaiwaS
use Giles Lihiment lIodide AnrnioIIa II jSa
wonderful remedy for min, especially iniia.
matory rheumatism ioFo throat, enlarged Joints
cured by It's use. 1''''S'' ""'
Sold ~ ali dEugglsts. Send for nnmnhlet
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NALUABLE FARM FoR .SALE.
In The Circuit, csur! Of Brooke Comfy West Virginia.


In the Circuit! Court of Brooke Comfy, West Virginia.
Vincent YAumGtTe
VIM. p. Campbell Es 9, al. In cA'N''Fy'
ny virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Brooke
county made and entered In the above entitled cause
an the 18th day u September, 1873, J. J. L. Curtis,
Sheriff Of Brooke county, will hOl VI public auction NJ
the ro@tIogt q the Court Han!e q Brooke county,
WOAt Virginia, In the town Of WellSburE Oh u
THURSDAY, JANUARY. IS. 1872 "a
Tic real estate described In the bill and proceedings Ia
lald cause. Said land Is situated on the waters Of
buffalo, adjoining the town Of Bethany, DroOkecoun
", said to contain
ere ACRES,
Known as the home inru Of the late Alexander
Campbell, and will be sOd rs whole, or In threp or
more parcels, as may sCen best for The interest VI all
partltS, :.
TRIMS or SGLE-OnC-fourth Of the purchase money
cash In hand LhG day Of Sae the residue In three
equal lnSRllnegtS Oh credit Of one two aud ehTPe
yean respectively, the purchaser giving bis bonds
with good security bearing Interest from The dayo
purchaser TO pay any or all Of aid bonds before
lurity, aud the title retained until the purchase mon.
eY fully paid. by consent the land VIII 10 AOld clear
81 DOVER the wife Of ". r. Campbell Joining In the
decd, hut tl6lect 10 the lights u Ap ! III Campbell
In thehOniestead house aud CuTtiES uaod In hid
bill.
Sale 10 commence nj 10 O'Clock AN. ......
Flats Of said land can I've seen al the Sheriff. olice
WCllsEurB, at any time after December /, 1873.
n0B ]. T., CURTIS, sheriff nc.
FEBRUARY 18Th, 'ISiS j. r. Curtis, S. Il. c,
hnd there Is All Impression that lt,EiIh to have
my place DouEhtiH; this mistake wish 10 correct.
Any one dCslNIE to purchase Will do me 4 favor by
bidding. '.s
Janis wa, r, CAMPBELL.
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The complete returns from this Ward
are rs follows:
Mayor-AIcLure o55, Sweeney 4S3.
City sergeant-Davis oSS, Sweeney 4l5.
Brodle 8, Conant 81, Faris 80.
City Clerk-Forgey 37S, Updegraif 1857.
street Commissioner-Leonhart 2O3,
Nichols 52o, Clator "a, Ankles.
suPt; . J, Water Works-Riddle 400, Cum
. ), WH9Garimasatssr-FOrsythe 454, Roberts
CounGil-First Branch-George schad
~, JAW. Schultz 4Gl. Second Branclr-W.
Y: Handlan 1902, Martin Fisher 49,, ]. W,
Wait $40, Adam Stoker $40, A. @. Fisher
w, George Carl $40, II. @. Myers 1856, ].
II: Pipes 3O2, NJ. Roth 43, s. Waterhouse
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DOR SALE-2,OO0 POUNDS OLD
j. TYPE, suitable for Rabbit Metal. VIII DO sold
IN lots 70 suit purchasers. Apply At Intelligeneer
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COME and SEE!

, A.S fun line OF Ladies and Gents Hand and
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: ToCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of tho Stakeholder d n,
Erankhn Insurance Company Of Wheeling IN /
nelI q the otlce Of the company on MOSUAY, JlS
uARf q, 1879, for the election Of nine iitttisni-
tue ensuing year, between the hours Of and St6d
janl4 r, Il. PHILLIPS 90,
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NnE SaIe.

NOR sALE-TEN SHARES STOCK IN COLUM-
L BIA building Association. Enquire at KEATE'S
SHOE SHOP, Island. jau23O
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stOckholdenoi Ia, N,
IenS Hallway Company will b. held at the 70 .ui
me Board Of Education, 1918 Market 81, IGref n,
hAnk on SATURDAY, JANUARY 2SrH, is;l 4.
0sl N ,. w. Tor tho election Of tive utr,yiOn u
IanIl VAN Il. HALL, StL
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NOTICE
The annual meeting of the stocklolltpa
me Benwood Iron Works, for the election 4
Directors, will be held at the office Of d.
company, on Fourteenth street, on TrE.
DAY, JANUARY 2Stl,, at ! O'clock rM
lanl4 ALoNZ0 LORING, Scr'y
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DOR SALE

E'oR SALE LOW AND ON EASY
l. TERMS. '-F'
Farm o. 40 acres on the Ohio river eighteen miles
from Wheellug,l About One-thlrd river bottom (hne
AllGyI1 soil, not sube to overflow wen adapted for
Market Gardening; about lOORcres dine timber, witch
can b easily cultivated when cleared Watercd by
spring drain will make splendid stock farm.
mrs 1900 Market 81
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l9oWest Broadway, New York.
Lriai size 2ac. Logan, List i Co., Agents.
MWF6W VI. f--, s,tf $500
Smyrna times., 1879-03-19

These rules were recently printed in the
Rra} NeU Yorker, and are SO excellent and
concise that we reprint for the benefit of
our readers.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-19
Phila., vii. & Bait, 2 ;
DELAWARE DIyISIOx
FA LII A ARRANGEMENTS

ON and after MONDAY, Sept. 2aJ -.
eXceptcdJ trains viii leave as follows. 700 Sun
Smyrna times., 1879-03-19

FEEDING.
Select your cows with reference to the
quantity and richness Of the milk produced.
The best cows are the cheapest for butter,
so get the best you can of whatever breed
you select. Give them good pasturage in the
summer, aud plenty of pure water, with
frequent access to salt. In winter, feed
sweet, early-cut hay, we'll cured corn fed
der, roots, cabbages, etc, and ration O
bran, corn-meal, ground oats, or middlings
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Delaware & Chesapeake
Railway.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
GOING NORTH

On and after MONDAY, Septela Der 23r3. - trs-.
Will run daily as follows Sunday excepted.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-19


Ga! excepted trains VIII fl.:. ., ,oi.o.,.
H&'Tlo% EGrAHw.r1nE.E
TEAMS NORTH. r,.....
A. II. Pm. '..H
7.n0..-.l2. l2.22l.....lcays Lcyycs arrive. ~
'-'''''''--..-, 49, iIo' ~" l.. -
H'Fl...... &'Jl.....-.........,.i l.igrl
9Io... "Vl.aTrive HARRINGTON ,.i.y.'I '-.. s..
Trains om the Junction & Iire..l.,ga,.- I....-.,
meet with trains on delaware Railroad -
~ 4, " and 10 r y. Nor'h. and II a. ...l
makes connections With steamer ~ t,.v@ d =
Wednesdays and saturday, at. V Ir.,. - !
North River, New York at 4D'r',-b ~ -, r ''";
and Fridays connecting at Lcwc- VIII - ~ 'a''
Harrington. Trains North ara ~outi - -, r
connection al Gcorgcto"u with train, a.. IL. =
/. FranEiora and Worcester EAiltua,i. "a ~
THOMAS GROOM Sup.
BREAh"ATfEd = FEA"AF"E1 AND woI.cr.rIPy.
TRAINS NORTH Tr.-.-- g
1ip =. M......Lcaye IIana,.i Arrive cr., ~"
S.ip ....................- row Ii -
9..O ................... B'-rli u ...
ll'b .................... / Tai rtsr..
I'D ...................' 'ieo !,ctuWl... -
JOHN /. MAPES Eag.,ec- I ,-..
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Cit RNING.
COLORING.

When likely to be deficient in color add
a sufficient quantity of the Perfected But.
ter Color (made by Well, Richardson & Co.,
Burlington, Vt.,l to keep it up to the June
standard.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-19
IIl'N-t9 GROOM ~.
Kent County. Smrgla & Delaware B3yR2
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
Connecting with Delaware r. Rat Claw,

On and after MONDAY, May 18Th ~. p..
further notice. tra.la WI. ELn as ia.lnM.. -.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-19
INCORPORATED IS47.
The Kent County Mutual
Insurance Company,
DOVER DEL
Lnsures Property generally against
loss by Fire.

Since organization to Dee. 81,
1877, has received from its
members for Premiums and Tor
Interest on observation-disclosures .$320, ,336S4
HAS PAID
Losses by Fire amounting to...... HOSTILE
Dividends " GS,9Sl.22
Members on Observation-Disclosures. I3,544J7
And had on Dec. 3lst, 1877, to
the credit of its members. pro-
teuting their Deposit Notes,
and payable on withdrawals. S4,24l 80
Dcposjt Notes he'{ ia ,acct Ec'rordinory
LosscS, $40 1913.
The Strictest Mutuaity throughout thus furnishing
insurance IL cost o. each member.
DIRECTORS:
GEORGE V. 'MliINS President
Vim. W. TSrhudy Dr. Henry Eidgcly,
John II. IIua,ckcr. Ja!nt> /. Ueyeriu
George H. Money. Iohn v. CanSey.
Jacob Williams. OF SCatOrd. EX-(iOv. James Ponder
WM. DENHEY. JE., Secretary and Treasurer
Parties dcSirou, Of iu-urug il this Company will
call upon or address the following agents:
George b. Money, Del. Ci-y. Grors- Moore. FELTON,
jesse ;. Huntington. smyrna. g. Raw.ihs. Brijseye.
Allen. Jackson. Camden. Lemur! ". Waples. Lewis.
Jas. B. Anderson, FREDERICK John ". WuOtteu
Kevrear Williams, Milford. II. v. Baker. Seafurd.
CJllarnngton. FarminEton. H. 7 Downing (ie0rgAtoWn
ANDREW J. WILSON. General Agent Dover.
All business cor,nauira'i"1,yS Ic aAreSscdto
WM. DEXNEY, Jr.. sec'y,
March I, ISIS. DOVER, DEL
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]. { B., B. { T.. ilD5 RlIIROJ1
OLD DoMIRioH STEAMSHIP ooMpsy,
IMPORTANT NOTICE
CHANGE or TIME

On and after WEDNESDAY >.r, ..-.1 -.
"a! A'tiltd.' Hi'.il' Viii fll!l e, ios.o..>.
JJ%rTIo,; 4 BGEAKwarrEpp
Smyrna times., 1879-03-19

Have the best implements, and keep
them scrupulously clean, well.scalded, and
often exposed to the sweGtening influences
of the sun. The milk pail and pans should
be Of the best quality Of tin. a reliable
thermometer is a necessity to every good
dairyman.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-19
MILKING.

The milking should be done quietly and
at regular times, and the utmost cleanli
ness observed. Nothing is tainted quicker
than milk by foul odors, and surely at
times with nearly al! COWS there is enough
animal odor to it, without adding any
more
Smyrna times., 1879-03-19
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Rare Ripe, ReCses Choice President StOuts Choice
Puen'S Seeding Bears SInOck. St per hundred, So
per thousand.
Smyrna times., 1879-03-19
PACKING.

Pack in vessels which will impart no i'm
purities to the butter. Fill within half an
inch of the top. Place a thin cloth wholly
over the butter. Over that pour cold brine
as strong as can be made of hot water and
the purest salt, or cover with layer of fine
salt. The whole process of making the
butter, from drawing the milk to the plac-
ing of the butter in packages, should DO
hurried, as milk, cream and butter are
going to decay every moment when ex-
posed to the air, however pure ii may be.
Such butter is ready to keep or sell. If to
be kept long before selling, surround every
package with coarse salt, by placing them in
boxes prepared for the purpose. This pro
cess keeps the butter cool and hard, and
free from sudden changes of air.
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