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Smyrna times., 1879-07-23
AClericaI scandal.

The Dela,care Gazette of Monday has the
following, forwarded it by a correspondent
of fAppoquinimink Hundred:
The rumors of very questionable conduct on the
part Of Rev. j. H. Wiley, of Townsend that have been
boating around for some time, in regard to ms con-
duct with married lady, unbecomlng a mcmDer OF
of the Methodist ministry. led to meeting on FRIDAY
| night Of the church members in the school house
number of persons not connected with the cnurch
were also present The extent of the evidence taken
was that that the reverend gentleman ana the mar mar
ried lady alluded had been seen several times win
their arms around each others necks Otherevidence
| of more damaging nature was taken a., ... ,,,u
lust what action will be taken upon the case, Is I'M
| known but new developements are expected.
Mr. Wiley strenuousy denies the charge pui SO ia
will not make any positive deience ~ M LIKE mEe rgt tb
away as the matter has doubtless reached Presiding
Elder Hills ears.
The publication of the above is prema-
ture and incorrect in many particulars.
The following is a statement OF the facts IN
the case Reports derogatory to the charac'
ters of Mr.. Wiley and the lady with whom
he boarded, were in circulation, when the
party charged with circulating these re.
ports was brought face to face-by mutual
consent-with the accused also the
witnesses upon whom she depended for the
truthfulness of the report, when said
witnesses denied having made such state
ments and gave Mr.. Wiley complete vim
dication.
The parties aggrieVed by this turn Of
things arranged for subsequent meeting.
The said meeting was called without
authority, and the accused parties were
notified to attend, but refused to do so be-
cause of its informality. A gentleman not
q member of church was appointed judge
and he selected two associates, when Mr.,
Wiley was tried and condemned on exparte
testimony, As yet the church has taken
no steps, but probably will at an early day
when the accused will have Q fair chance
to defend himself.
The above facts come to us from an en-.
tirsly trustworthy source, and it is claimed
that Mr.. Willy can fully vindicate himself
before the proper tribunal.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-23
Tomatoes. &c.

Tomatoes made their appearance in
market about a week ago in small quaint.
ties and have been selling for 40 cts. per
peck. Captain Scout was, we believe, the
first in market, but A. P. Griffith, VIM. II.
Carr and Nathaniel Farson beat him in
gathering first from their own gardens for
family use, the latter getting in ahead.
" Natty" don't allow any body to beat him
growing things out Of the ground. His lot
of oats harvested, were, he says, five feet
high, and his lot of corn stood II feet high
before it began to tassel He stands to it
that he can and will grow distinct white
and yellow years of corn on the same stock.
Judge Comegys' garden crop of wheat at
the rate of 573 bushels per acre, from 81 by
20 feet of ground, was somewhat of a poser,
but "Natty" says he knows he can beat
Judge Comegys or any other judge when it
comes to tilling the soil, and he intends to
try his hand on square in his garden just
to take the judge down.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-23

THROWN OVERHEARD The steamer Lord clyde
bound from Philadelphia to Liverpool, passed down
the Delaware on Thursday, and included i'll the
cargo were Il large number of cattle From some
cause.-the heat. sufOcatOn or something elSe-a
number of them, estimated at about thirty, died
overheard They fOated ashore in the vicinity OF
Marcus Hook aud the hides Of some of them at least
were utilized.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-23
Visitors.

The following persons are visiting our
town this week. Those included in the first
paragraph are Smyrnians
Mrs. Mary Roberts, James Roberts, vii.
mington; Miss Lizzie Pratt, Thos. Caven-
der, John A. Cavender, Philadelphia; Miss
Maggie Smthers, Camden, N. j.
Prof. John Moffat, Miss Lula Mofiat, Ten
nessee Mrs. r. NJ. Foust, Miss Eliza Smith,
Miss Annie Adams, Mrs. Matte Mahony,
Miss Martha Bradley, Miss Annie Bonner,
Miss Matte f. Wallace, Willie Stevenson,
Sam'l j. Wells, Miss Bessie Cassidy, Phila.;
VIM. Sanders and wife, Miss Ada Smith,
Burt Robb, Wilmington; Miss Mary Cleaver,
Port Penn; Miss Fannie E. Ratlidge, Miss
Emma Mannering, VIM. Mannering, Mid
dletown; Oliver Downs and wife, Hazletts
Vile; Miss Lydia Taylor, Misses Lizzie and
Jennie Dockstater, Theresa Porter, Dover
Miss Florence Mustard, Knoxsvlle, Tenn.
William Z. Thompson and wife, Chicago
Misses Emma and Ella Newcomb, Mills
vile, n. J.
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The Way to ship.

1t makes considerable difference in the
way fruit is shipped, viz: the kind of pack
ages it is sent in. This matter was fully
tested here last week. Mr.. Speakman sent
some peaches in the common crate for
which he realized 81. He purchased Of
Mr.. Tschudy a crate holding SIX gallon
baskets 1.-THE amount of the peaches in the
six small baskets being about the same as
in the crate first named) and they sold in
the city market for 60 cents apiece, or $500
for the crate. This difference is too great
to our shippers to be passed by indiffer-
emily.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-23

The Camden Campmeeting will com.
mence on next Friday. Forty tents were
engaged at the first meeting and the
number has been constantly increasing and
will aggregate 60 or 70 tents. The privi-
leee Of keeping the bread stall has been
awarded to E. s. Baker Of Wyoming for
SlO5, and the food pen to John Montague
for $25. The greatest impediment TO q
successful camp may grow out of the lack
of cordiality between the managers and
ministers, and to make up for the Jack oi
the near itiperants, the managers it is un.
derstood, expect 10 have ministerial hslr
from distance.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-23

The steamer N1u Brt,nslcick is now on the line be-
tween New York Snd Lewcs, connecting with the j. x
b. r. r.. leaving Lewes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
days at r. NJ from Pier 81, North River The steamer
has good accommodations for passengers Another
steamer is soon to be put on this route, which will
make n daily line.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-23

No MORE FLOATING DEBT.-A number of the lead
ing taxpayers of Wilmington have put forth procla-
nation denOuncing the practice which has obtained
on the part of the councils of that city in borrowing
money from banks and other sources thus creating a
floating debt" and announcing that they will resist
the collection from and the payment by the city
authorities of all loans made and to that end will
ask the courts 10 restrain by INDUCTION or other legal
means, the disbursng officers of the city from apy
the assessments sufficient for the reasonable wants
of the city's expenditures.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-23

WITHDRAwN.-The steamer SylUestcr has made her
last trip from Philadelphia to Lewes being taken OFT,
the route because of the fact that the j. q B. r. r. Co.
who own the wharf at Lewes, demanded that the
steamer pay 20 cents for each passenger landed and
also make an agreement to carry no freight.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-23

A SENSITIVE Young LADY.-The Georgetown Journal
of Saturday says:
Last evening the Rev. Mr.. Douglass was called upon
at his home by couple of young people who de-
sired to be Joined in the holy bonds of matrimOny.
The ceremony progressed cbaTmlngly until the Ques-
ton was asked the bride, "Will you have ---
10 be your welded husband, &C., &c. when to the
surprise of all those present the young lady tainted
away. Cold water and cologne were resOrted to- and
in few moments she was restored to conciousness
and able to endure the concluding ceremony.
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WE HAVE Just OPENED A COMPLETE AND ELE.
CANT LINE or GLOVES. SUITABLE FOR SPRING
WEAR. WHICH ARE MARKED At PRICES THAT
WILL SUSTAIN OUR ELLEARNED REPUTATION
FOR STYLE AND VALUE
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n R-sPEcIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
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Curtains, Upholstery Goods, &c.

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STANDARD PREPARATIONS.

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while the catalogue Of cases, abandoned by eminent
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W tuesday the 9Th day Of Apr 1879 between the hOurs
o. ~ 81 and ! o'clock r " ny yrdeT Of the board
DU BOIB Secretary.
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HOSIERY.

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LOTION do SANDALME f.,

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AIexandria Gazette
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 18.

NEARLY sixty years since. Delabarfe, the no.
ted French dentist and writer ON dental topleS'
believed it possible TO extract an unhealthy
tooth, remove the unsound part, and put 1t DscK
in the socket and thst it would grow into its old
place Experiment after experiment provo
nitn 10 30 right. Since then the rnstter has re-
ceived very little attention, and, IN truth, seem
ed Gorsotten, Gespits its Importance. until Mag
itot, another Paris physician, has lately takeg II
up 10 has made q long and eerlous study Q! ~,
and divides the grating ofthe dental organs INTO
extracting teeth and putting them back st!sr o
certsin time, and drawing teeth from one person
.nd placing them in the mouth OF anothor.
Tooihsche arises from spscess 9: the root, decay
o; tho bore, inflammation OF the surrounding
membrane, disease CT tho gums, or other causes.
Msgito. has repeatedly done what DelaDsrfe
had doro before Out of G2 operations ne mas
succeeded completely in 57-s proportion OF
about q ne. cert While reintregation ID gong
On some local resction is caused, but not enough
TO sGect to any degree the general eystam;
Small boils or Assesses form on the gums, ano
when they have run their course leave the neal
ing and restoring process complete within Week
or fortnight If the attempt fail, lnaamms'
ton elects the tooth in dsy or two: Inc age
of tho patient is said to have no effect on the
result, and teeth of every kind may DO draWn
and replaced.
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vsTASaINuTOA & OHIO EAIAHU":
q

FRANK THOMSON
Gen0ca! Msn&:2r. EnT
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning Oct. 4, 1878.

DcRluulDS Wv, - lCIG.
Tho MAIL RAIN will les"e W.sh!GS:o !.
st o. II. u. sEd Alexandria S! 8 % e. II. daily
except Sunday; pass Hessburg, gong we:::..
ward l.t IL III q. III, ana arrive ii Round hi'
1t IL m. Leave RouRd Hill ST l2;0 p. ~; pn.s
Lees5u!s, going eastward, St ID p.E.., s"3 ~.
ri7s s. alexandria 8: 3l5 .. r.. Al! -
Washington $50
T1o ACCOMMOD ArION TRAIN "l
loave WASHINGTON ~ - /, H., tad hiezsG6''s
s. 1 - y. III. l:aI:, except Sunday, and ::'I"9
1T Laeaburg st ~ p. Il. Leave ..oe3OufS =.
CO Il. N. al.C srrive B.. A!cxGlIf. 4, ; J., T.. IL.
and washington IL 80 u. N.
ae~ passclgsrs from Washington ~ttl tx.
tao Washington .nd pG:o c2re S. tee !t.r.i'uVt'
IL Potorlsc Es!!rczd station st3 IL .. II. and j.
En-, And &c Trough Srthcut change OF ca. g.
INC 3Uj n. train f.oU h!crnGGr.n and - 81
u. n train from Ho"nd Eli ccaEoc: =. :'9Gl
III wi.h i!n7:is' U>iiY limo O; j"a%.c;
.o7 S2icEcrByiia. BCs.yyj!i: End Win2L@s.E
:!so With i.eencr's Line O: Coaches, which lra's
Locsburg daily for Aide ard Siid4!eburs.
Both trains westward, MAKE c!oso connec:lo4s
6. Vienna, with S;ss9a's Lire CT Stsgeo for EI'''
ftr Court House.
Communications tiufte9o, s ctn. pes B.ile
EalaIai tickets, $50.
? Il. 2AFENAR:
Get 5--t: General Ticsc: ks2'!
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FOR TIE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

FOR LIE FOIOM Az Hl Y lila JLAcS DlNitO'
The neg s Z g Sop @Hd.; psH i5Sn 49,
built especially for this route leaves the com
psnys wharf. Washington EVERY MON
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, q.
o'clock L. H., and Alexandria a. 7.30 a. H.;
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. st 6 o'clock pm.
This company makes close connections ut Al
ersndris with the ". G., v. d. s &. s. z. Is.
Co. and with the ". s. 0. 4. K. c.. Freight
received for oil. points, North aud South
handled with care enc forwarded With prompt.
ness and dispatch.
For further Information apply
+. a. REID gent,
ts ,ney's Hharf,
OF at Tho Office Of tko company, lnder the Ma.
tionsl Metropolitan Bank, leiT street, oppoaite
nh 10 SAMUEL BACON, President
1874 CLTDE'S STEAM LINES WEEE.
FEILaUELruIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
steamers leave Alexandria EVERY TUES,
DAY End lesvc Philadelphia EVERY SAT
tHDAI, 81 II o'clock III. from Pier No. n.
:Ykar7cs,
THIS lino ctnnccis &! Alexandria with tie O.,
3. & u. and ~ {; o. <. Rs, ana 81 Philadsl-
pkia with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fall
Eyer, Providence End Boston.
Freight Forwarded with pr0Dptness End csrs.
FREQ Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in PbilGdelpbis, ard
wharfage in Boston. Quick time Frequent
departures. Through rates and through bills
Of lsdiIg given. Insurance 81 the Lowest rates.
Agents:
J.. e. REED, Alexandria.
WM. i CT YDE s. CO., Philadelphia.
geo. Y. HYDE, Georgetown, ,. G.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
lsu I'll
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sTEAmERS.
pOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

/ - ,o-o -,
O, and sfter Sunday, February 9!h 1879, the
boats Between Alexandria and Washington Will
fu I,E = VIZ alexandria, 80, 8 80. 9 80.
10 20 and II 80 8. M, and II 80. ] 81, 230, 3sO
30, 5 80 and + % p. m. ., y On
LEAVE WkSElNGTON-l5U 81. 81, oO,
10 20 and II 30 .. ~, aud Il 80. 80. 230, 3 80,
30. 5 30 and co p. ~. Ieo o-tI -
finland u SEABOARD COASTiNG co.
of tho
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Mail. Hyp,es.
South Bound.
North Bound.

Mail. Southwark, connects Ct Go.dons7!e,
with Ches s. Ohio +. T.. Ks:t and West. 4.
connects WIZ Atlantic Mi:s.
Ohio r. y, through Son.h"ees. Yir2!n:., .
Nashville. NeT Orleans, Memphis, Little Ncci
aad Texas-aad at DaUvill0 WIG EchnoaI i
Danvils r. 4, 10 South and Southwest
Express Southwark connects s. Go!don;ri.,:
70 all points East and Yves: On Cdes. & Ohio J..
h., and at Dsnville, with Richmond & Da2rl!.c
L. T.. for the Carolinas, Georgia. FlGrl-G AZ!
vie Atlanta TO New OtlesLs
For MANASSAS LIN e leave " Washington
90 q. IL. snd Alexandria !? u 6 H., daily
ex2ep. Sunday, arrive ~ S.rasdurgs 81 y =. p L.
connecting With the Valley Road EsS, a.i
West Leave St-ssbarg - p. II, arrivin: a:
AleIsniris 81 s. p. tt.
For MitdiebuTg. daily connection =. fisl"'
station
For Uppef7ile regular connection 81 Des.
For WARRENTGN. !oave Washington .:
7 w 6. m. daily.
All trains mske good connections n. Vas.
ingtcn, TO and from North Gad Wo;t.
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washington u:
70O 8. H., running through without change,
connecting with through Sleeper To- Florida.
Excursion tickets 10 Jacksonville, F!u:l!..
coed TO May 18th, 1879, q. very low rate
Through tickets sod NJ the lowest rates
NH IA j. Il. IR0ADUS, &. I. =.
1879 GREAT 1875
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TIE NORTH, WEST e SOUTH WEI
DOUBLE TRACE.
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCEHEHY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Nov. TO- 1871 u p. nj.
Trains leaye Washington from depot Of BAL.
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD. cor.
rs. of Sixth and 3 ST. leta SIS follows:
For Phils. New York and tho East, l.59 aai
1918 .. NJ. daily, With Palace Cars. Ll
itod Express OF Pullman Psrlor Cars as
N. daily, except Sunday. For Phl!sde.r:a
$50 p. m. daily.
For Pittsburg sndtha West TO- 10 An. daily, ST.
with Palace Car TO Chicago.
For Canandaigua and the North, 7.iO = a.
daily except Saturday, with Pslscs Ger t.
Watkins. FOR E!.nirnr 1910 Il. m. daily,
except SInday.
Fo7 Baltimore, T.C0 S.35, $50 End 1910 :. nj
l.30, 40 $50, 7.40 a1.t lO.l p. m. On San
day, 10 10 q. m; 1.30, $50, 40 and 1915 pa.
LOCAL rKhlNS.
Eor Alexandria g. rs, 8, 9, 10 sad II i.:= l..
l.l5, 3, 80, 5, G.Gj :, ard l:5C p. a y:
Sunday q; . H., sid l.l5 and p. II.
Trains lcavc Alexandria fox Washington, 10
T.l5 SOC, 9,G9 10 and II Ala 9, 20, q, G.lj
snd p. n. and II night
On Sunday S. 500 AMI 10 e. H., snd Is p ..
THOUGH TRAIN For TIE SOUTH, vla
Quan.ico and Richmond will leave Alc1a''
dria e. 40 d. Ii. end 80 y. II. daily.
Tickets alc information Can be procG'oI =
principal .eiirOsii Stations and ticket 81. q"
Southoas, L. Z. FAEhEE,
0anj. Passenger @gGa.
FRANK TIC M$GN
Genora! Manager. EoT9
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, usw and substantial 49, +,
iron steamer LADY or THE AKE!aSSEa2E:s
leaves the compsny's RhArf Washington. EV-
ERY MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, st five o. clock p. H., and Alexandria at
s. 80 U. NJ; returning. leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at o'clock p. m. This line connects al Nor.
folk with the ships of the Merchants and Nj.
ners Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence, and affords the cheapest and bes!
route to those cities and their connections
throughout Now England. Fsreto Norfolk 81
round trip Sc. Tickets good until used
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rJR NEW I0RK

Tho fl Steamships Z. Y. KNIGHT .,,=:.s4.tssss5
aud JOHN GIBSON leave the CON- $500 ks
rsny's whsrf, Alexandra, EVERY SATUR-
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
al East River, EVERT SATO RDAI st foul
o'clock y. III
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RAILROADS..

XET o., WIG. MIDLAND q &. i. K.k.
W. JOHN s. BARBOUR, Eecevc,.
On and after SUNDAY, 1000 p. H., March
iG!h, 1879, Passenger trsins will run e: follows.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

This company offers unrlvailed facilities for
the TRANSPORTATION Of frsisht and passengers,
snd will run .hei7 s.esmers regularly as folloYg: