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The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-11

A young man went into restau rant the other day, and, remarking that Time is money" added that he Lad half an hour to spare and if the proprietor was willing he'd take it c | in DIG.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-11

A candidate thus frankly announces himself: At the earnest solicitation of those to whom l owe money, l have consented to become a candi- date for County Treasurer.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-11

John" said Philadelphia father to his boy who was about to be mar ried, shall 1 buy you. nice shot gun ?'' "Oh, father, l" replied the coming bridegroom, ''ain't you ashamed? She ain't that sort of cir" 7"
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The wheatiana Mystery.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 5.-Ths case of Mr. and Mrs, Roddan, under examination at Wheatland for the charge of committing an assault on Ida Dunn and Cora Hezlep, were yesterday discharged from custody, in consequence of ethe evidence offered by the prosecution wholly failing to su bstantiate the charge.
 San Francisco Oct. GA Virginia dispatch says the north drift on the 2,200 foot level on the Savage was reached last night This is where the heavy flow of water was encount- cred which flooded the mine. It is now flowing clear, at < temperature of 164, and will be boxed from its source and the heat controlled.
 Miss Fanny Ward was probably fatally burned yesterday forenoon, ky the explosion of bottle of turpentine which set fire to her clothes.
 ARIZONA.
 MARIcoPA, October 7th.-Owing to severe rain storms on the Colera' do desert which washed the railroad track away for miles, no trains have arrived here since Sunday night, and no prospects of one before tomorrow.
 The train that left here, Sunday morning was ditched near Mohawk Summit by a heavy washout.
 Heavy rains are reported in Cali fornia.
 The telegraph lines north of Los Angeles are interrupted.
 Ten thousand pounds of Silver King concentrations were forwarded to San Francisco yesterday morning, the first shipment on October ac- count.
 Messrs Barnett & Block completed to day the first shipment of 100000 pounds of Arizona wheat to Liver pool.
 Florence Facts.
 Florence, October 4-E. F. Kcll ner of the firm of Kellncr & Co of Globe City passed through to day en route to Casa Grande with six thou sand dollars in silver bullion from the Milner 6 Watson mill.
 The wind is blowing a gale from the east.
 Aaron Mason supt. of the Silver King Mining Co. left for San Fran cisco last night.
 FLORENCE, Get. 7th-The tota shipment ef bullion from Globe Dis uict for the week ending Oct. 4th., was s23, AT Light rain last night Col. Booth, supt Military Tels- grnph Line, leaves for Tucson te- night.
 Prescott PRESCOTT, Get. 6tk,-Gso. ". Car. tis with his wife arrived today.
 Fitch, Churchill 6 Tucker dissolv ed partnership today. Fitch & will remain in Prescott as . firm.
 Hon. T. J. Butler leaves for Cali fornis, Wednesday
 Miss Hattie Tucker left this morn ing for Phoenix.
 Every one is jubilant on account If quick mail communications now with San Francisco, only four days low by mail to San Francisco.
 Tucson.
 TUcsoN, October School Master Horton punished a pupil named yesterday. To-day Stanford, Sr., the boys father, met and caned Horton in retaliation.
 Hon. A. L. Grow is about 10 com nence extensive operation in the do of tke Butler mine, one of Tom bsione's best.
 The first paper published in Tomb stone, made its first appearance yes erdsy. under the name o! the Weekly Nugget.
 The Jury in the Powell murder ease has been out twentyfour hours, put has not yet been able to agree on verdict.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-11

Ten mills make one cent; ten cents one beer; one beer calls for more {; more beer makes two drunks; two drunks make a row; one TOW makes a arrsst. oarn arrest is five dol a,s
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-11

ATOTICE T. HEREIN GIVEN rlAr S tiie partn ne-S1ip L-l--..lr- ---- under the finn uasic or SrQu-- -N --,-. is di~soisf1 tEl- d-T. by rnl-1-l e-1' - he blz.u -z- VIII e=--1-.-- 1-- c------ at 5v Thuull= ". B-2s'-. ull ui4 -,l-<- az bills, and pay -lI 1eess .f I1e se -ee---s~r ylozed 1-EI-
 T--c= " EE1u-s.
 N- A D2~11-- PAEzsz- Sest 1zz ass N-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-11

The saddest possible news in re- gard to the condition of Mrs. Judge French, reached here on Saturday lsst, There is no hope oferadicating .ths disease by any surgical operation
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2EzEE-

LAND OFFICE
 AT -Scr-e2e-r a t-'1 FInEEScE. S1-zoSA-
 MTSEzs,E Is EEElEEE SstNl'A 4N that the fall1lE .-lIy-rarles- s-le--- -As fled nc-ice at hsS inrerr51n co rl.kr --t- proof in s-rpo n5 kis Cl1i-L aud -ecl1a hnal entry Thereof a. tle >z.ti-z-1l- co -1--sF days from tEe date ut teiS Eatlc.,- razs lr,.,- IDA } PALsA- ol A-a-icera cc---y, 'f-1 ,----e zzo.nestea3 Application Se- Sa. for the li os s E \. or Sec-so1 tt ? q M. R [. dUi D4n.< tha cr r1--.r e4 eIa witnesses. vizs A.ce-- necz-- c- A@-4-@ Nfsricnpa county 1rl Nlzc11srer il--~as. 1l 70 of Tempe. At-.c'lil ct'l1-g-
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NoTEcE ro cEEpEroRN

TN TIE PROBATE COCEr OF raz sl Cosniy of Sl--cclsi- 2 I~--irc-z '- a-.'r.--. In the lnaft-r e the cs-&-r 44 --@s NoNIuosS. .Iecc-t-7st-
 Nosice iS hereby -ircn 1S i1e 1r-e---1- ed. Scsniuls-raisir cr tlc c=r--- cl --zs Aonllor dscea-ef. q, rh- c-e-enrs 1t and. all pe--ogs hlsIr- claims 17-zias- -l- -a'- Cece5S.-tl 10 exhibit them rl . tr- rec-s-a- Y voucheTs within tea r1n--l.- alt -r r-- --~l publication Of this ralice s1 te- add A1-ll-- isSra5gix % her residence 1ee-r -lN u-ca south w.st isesn ,Ae to,.- 1- E--z--z- -- --- county Of Naricaaa-
 SARAH E. 1rONIz7CS- AdmiEss,-s-riS cf t-e es-s-c -- ~ A4 MONiAoN- dcCea-ssi-
 Rhsliz, Sept. 1S-1 .S-9 lc
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4 IL PERSONS ENOT-SG Tl38A- 4 | selves indebted Co t1e 1g| aarsiArre'- a1a requested 10 call and settle .1-i~ scc'r--rla between u1u and tl-e l--< c- -,c-rl c- 4rn-- i-nu. as aitsr tHsl L---- r'l accer1-a --1 and remaining Uuq4i1- Ntl c- u--ra- 11 Jke hands Of al attorney Ger ccl c-tll 10 nsrike- ccst-- T L- EEEALTA
 Phoenix, Sesr. 1e.h. 1s-9 EA1
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BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.

Fer Debility, Loss Of Memo ', 1ndisposition to Exer;ion Or Busi- ness shortne-s of Breath, Troubled with thoughts of Disease, Dimness of Vision, Pains in the Back, Chest and Head, Rush of Blood to the Head, Pale Couutenance and Dry Skin. If these symptoms are all lowed to go on, very frequently Ep- ileptic Fi.s and consumption follow. When the constitution becomes af- feoted, it requires the aid of an in vigorating medicine to tone an.l strengthen up the system-wLieh
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-11

In the Howell mine, .ion of the Barnes. wire si @
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FOREIGN.
ssuth American Arairs

LONDON, October 2-Ihc Chilian are. making extensive raids into Bolivia
 Peru has suspended payments from her treasury, and has prohibited the exportation of silver.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-11
NOTICE TO cIsE5aF0a$-

N0TfCE TO CfEolTOl% In the Probate Cnitrr er N4ricoQ- c1c1-r in the Territory Of A-izous-
 In the matter or rne L,-11r of l& E. L-- LAND. Gecess-j-
 AToTICE IS liESEff tiIt E,N BIT n s N undcrsi rurd. Adu1ini~rralcz e4 -e- ea- tate of RnrElsr P. titL.ND- tl-cea-e1 co tns credlto-< Of and all r1--Slsls~ ht,ill-- cls -1I1a against the said d-ccaSe4- co exhi1I- -la11 with lhc Neco-Ssrg Ncrch-r~. .silh n- Oar months after the iir-f pllo .ci-tiol ct tlis n.r t:ce to the said Admin i~rr.ir'r- 1r 1s> n.lre of b1<in -,s in tl tocu cf foaerlx- Al--- eopa county. Ierr1rctr ct Arl1aE,h-
 E. lEN INF Administrator cf the estate cl L.C1EE1 r- fItiAND, decrl~rl
 Phoenix. Sept ?. leiA nc NuA
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fsIssoGgTfGl 1nTfCl.

] Y she firms of Ea-aerr. Eicck lS Gu. and C. W Welhoi lS % s-c t.fs LlT 1i-aolvlu1 by mutual consent, C. N-ei1o1 r-rlrlr.- The firm will h--satt-r h- kroar ss E.rr1'-tr .S Block. who V a collect a- bllls and paE all debts of the 1asn-io-cc 1-ur~-
 A- r,azN-lr.
 k. ELncS.
 C. ME--uQEr. PHesIx Sept sh- l-s sFw
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Arctic Expedition.

HAMNERsLEY, Norway, Oct. 3d. The Dutch Arctic Expedition re- turned after reaching Francis Jo- seph Land.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-11
Senator Ingaus.

TOPEKA, Oct. 3.-The Senate Com mittee investigating the charges against Senator Ingalls,, decidad to- day that the charges of packing the Grand Jury in memorial, was not proper evidence of corruption, in that 1t was anterior to election, and could not effect it. Counsel for re- spondent stated that Ingalls had in structed thom not to object to its ad mission, and they did not Several witnesses testified they had never received offers of money or patronage for their support of Ingalls,.
 PACIFIC COAST.
 Gen, Grant-KiiIed Himself
 SAN FRANCISCO, October 4.-Gen Grants trip to the Yosemite con tinues to be an ovation.
 Daniel Gay, the detective who worked up the Wheatland mystery, committed suicide to-day. He Jeff behind him letter saying that as he had broken his promise not to drink, he would atone fsr his fall with Nis
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-11
EezewaI e1 Trouble

QUEBEC, October 5th--A renewal of trouble among ship laborers from Liverpool ia apprehendsd. While a party of French Canadians were sit ting in front of their boarding house, were assaulted by voiies of stones It was followed by number of pis- tol shots. The Frenchmcn took to the hills and escaped
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-11
r.Es-o1Ir1ox NorErG

Cua-s g -AcsS Cautssr and C. S. ~- -- -
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-UILNAN uo-rI. csRS Arx ~,-~ al .sr.
 IT lt 11Sccc-- 11Ig1zS
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS.

The recent cold snap has caused revival
IN Seaford oyster packing.
A Milford man has an order for $4,000
pounds OF canned pumpkins.
Easey.s steam mill near Lewes was burned
on Mondy night. Loss 81 900.
Work on the new court house at vii.
mlngton is progressing rapidly.
John j. Rosa, on his farm near Milford.
eeyyaPorated 1902 pounds of peaches worth
The Rehoboth cottage and store house Of
I: B. Coursey have been sold to Seth
Duck shooters have been busy all this
week on tho Milford marshes and hvee met
with fair success.
The Society in Wilmington for the Pre-.
ventlon OF Cruelty to Children is fully
organized and ready for business.
Kent County Mutual Insurance Company
ma mas only lost $l4OO up to the present time.
There are about 2GO0 policy holders.
Court commenced with 25 prisoners in Jail.
OF which 20 are for trial at this term of
court, and large number of others out on
bail.
The Delaware State Grange is about
organizing a Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 1t
will commence business on an insurance of
100000.
The. people of Wilmington, without
regard to party are talking of rendering to
senator Bayard on his return home u public
reception.
MI Louderbough, pastor of Drawyer's
presbyterian Church, is still unwell. lie
VIII not resume his pulpit until the lst of
December.
Mrs. Houston, wife of Rev. J. L. Houston,
is lying dangerously i'll at the residence of
her husband, No. 900 Delaware Avenue, of
cancerous tumor.
r. L. Smith, of the MiddIetown depot
restaurant, recently found 500 in notes
under a chair just vacated by passenger
who had eaten breakfast
Ed ward Lord, ESQ.,, of Camden, has been
appointed Justice of the Peace of that town.
by Governor Hall, to fill the vacancy occa
stoned by the death of Jas. Carrow.
Superintendent Ritchie, of the Life. |
saving Service, has chosen sites for three |
additional life.saving stations along the |
Atlantic coast of the Peninsula.
The Great Council of Improved Red Men |
in Delaware kindled its annual council fire |
in Wilmington last week. There are 703 |
members OF the Order in Delaware.
BIGGs RE.APPoINTED.-The Governor has
re'appointed Sewall c. Biggs to be Register
Of Wills Of New Castle county. Mr.. Biegs
was first appointed to the office in 1874.
James B.. Naudain, for several wears
Justice of the Peace at Mddletown. has
handed in his resignation to Governor Hail
John Massey is the only applicant men.
heonard V. Aspril, Jr, and Miss lydia
Williams we're married Friday morning. ~
the residence of the brides father. iona.
Ihan Is. Williams, Esq, by the Rev. w. II.
Mrs. Maggie Cochran, of Nav castIa
county, received the greatest nur,har -
premiums at the recent fair Of tba %;
su,ar ASSOCIATION. They aggrerated =,
EAEGE LIGHTs.-The new range ligbt.
now being erected along the Delaware river
between TInicum IsJaHd and New Castle, !
are being rapidly pushed to completion !
Ia lew monthst they will be lighted up. '
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29
3llncc pes are ripe.

Mince pies are ripe.
Chew Jacksons Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
1t Is lawful to shoot deer now, if you can
find them.
The Ladies Favorite, Decides French
Polish for Furniture.
With cooler weather local trade is lookino
up amazingly.
Ready Made Clothing, any STYLE and
grade, at Phillips q Co.'S. Come along.
The time is coming when buffalo robe
VIII cover two hearts that beat as one.
Cheap Over Coats and Skating Jackets.
very nobby, at Phillips & Cos.
The cold snap hastcned the cleaning and
repairing Of ovcrcoats
Narnishes, Oils and Glass, at Wilkinson's
Banged hair j. going out of fashion, II
Is high time it did.
Inc most popular articles this fall are
Go"gliIs Walnut stain, Pew Varnish and
Leather Leather Oil, for sale by Jas. 2. Koff,cker
They never fail.
Don't grumble at the rain if il comes n
more coPous showers than it has done y.
yet. -
The finest and largest stock Of Hats i,
town, at Phillips & Cos.
The fail run Of commercial troveIors has
appeared and promises to be unusually
large.
+. NJ. Fowler has received his fall stock
consisting of an elegant line Of Cassimeros
ana Sultlngs for fall and winter wear both
IN loreISn and domestic goods, also Drv
GooHs, Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots.
9hoes' Hats, Groceries, &c, and only asks
an Inspection OF goods and prices to con.
vince you he Will sell as cheap as the cheap.
est ana II he cannot suit you will be thank.
iul to you for your troutAe in looking,
Wild geese have flown southwark. This
weather.
lhep roverb never too late 10 mend ia now
played out, j. Z. Phillips e. Co.'S stock of
Ready Made Clothing has done it. No nsa
mending when you can buy Clothing SO
very cheap.
Another season has passed away without
a circus. smyrna is certainly having much |
to be thankful for this year.
Rosendales Cement, for sale at wiIoin.
sons, Market St.
Inc dry weather had one beneficial effect
1t has kept down malaria. When sverv.
thing is rolling in dust there can be no rot .
take place. ~ -
For this cool weather, Phillips & Co.,
have a nice line Of Under Clothing. Very
cheap. '
haisomine rs. Whitewash, at Wilkinson's.
Phillips & Co. will be pleased to see Won
and show you through their large stock
whether you buy or not.
The almanacs tell us that an npnreoo.
dentedly cold Winter is approaching: but
with dog'taX at dollar and plug tobacco
at sixty cents pound there is vet hone for
the poor man. '0'
ARGosY BRACE.-Wears longer than anv
other suspenders Cords run over nullovs
NO chatng or wearing out. No strain on
any buttons. Being the only selfadiust-
ing suspender made, for sale by S. L. Kahn.
Ready Mixed Paints, by pound or gallon
at Nllkinson's, Market St.
The happiness of your life depends unon
the quality of your thoughts: therefore
guard accordingly, and take care that Won
no thoughts unsuitable to yirtne
md unreasonable to nature.
Celluloid Collars and Cuff, and tba i,s.I,,
Planet Shir 5, to be had nj s +
Kahn. - - L.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

At meeting of the National Social
Science Society, held the first of this
month in Manchester, the Bishop of that
diocese delivered an address upon the sub.
jects of education and sanitary science, in
which, while considering the latter topic,
he stated that "the disposal of the dead
was problem which must shortly be faced
more practically and seriously than hereto.
fore. Cemeteries were becoming not only
a difficulty but danger in English cities.
The EARTH" he added, significantly, "was
made for the living, not for the dead"
DR.. Fraser 1.-THE Bishop is man OF excep-
tional force of intellect and strong practi.
cal sense. He confessed frankly that ere.
nation was repugnant to his feelings, as it is
to those of most people, but alleged that it
was no longer a matter to be decided by
sentimental dislike, since it concerned the
health and life Of the next generation.
The English papers, in commenting upon
the address, are disposed to coincide with
the Bishops views on this point, and re-
gard the matter impartially, as one of
sanitary Importance.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

p, Co03PsE, THE FORGER.-He is Sentenced to
re 1oSo q ears at Hard L96or.-LoNDoN, Oct. Of,
lo'O'-ln the Court of the Common Ser,
seIhC, at the Old Bailey, shortly before four
oclock saturday afternoon, a man in dark
clothes with pale haggard face, and a
wiz look In his eyes, was placed ot the
par IT was William RinEgold Cooper.
accused OF forgery by Messrs. GIyn. Mills
o. the bankers. Mr.. Poland. prose
c'VihS on behalf of the Treasury. related
me circumstances Of the case. Mr.. Mon.
S"su " l!ilams, who appeared for the de-
i 1enSe, pointed out briefly that the forgeries
ii"u oeeh unsuccessful. and asked that a
iisht sentence be imposed. The Common
Sergeant asked the prisoner if he had anv
reason to give why the sentence NJ ia
Court should not be passed. Then ensned
a dramatic scene. -
cooper, with outstretched hands, an.
Peaied Tor mercy. 81 am by birth and
education gentleman" said he. "Wben
/ TOOK the house at Helnel HemDstead 7
thought | could honestly maintain if.
furnished 1T for the sake of nv wife " Al
ne sad this the mans voice trembled. and
the spectators in court began to be in.
terested IN his story. CooDer drew him.
sell up and continued. I'VE carnished
that house, he said, with hopeful antjci.
patlofIs Every article it continued. cvcrv
flower vase in its windows, was arrancod Ly
my wlfe,s loving hands, and we cherished
the iona expectations that there we sLouId
happily spend the remainder of orr livas
! met with reverses and was ashamed IN
look my wife in the face, was tcmutnd
ana Tell" Saying this the prisoners head
sank on his breast and he went. - Nv
CRIME Is the greater" he proceeded. "be.
cause my wife would have followed me to
the end of the earth and would have
shared my last crust of bread in Doyortv
nave now lost hope, future, honor. every.
Ihlng but sense of shame which will
follow me forever The prisoners utter.
ance was frequently choked by sobs. His
address had become affecting. 1t seemed
TO be the result Of terrible remorsp. But
every word was known to be false.
Inc Common Sergeant did not criticiSe
the appeal. lie CURLY sentenced Coonor
TO hve years penal servitudc. During The
reading OF this sentence Coopcr's hands
were clasped and his eyes raised in supplica.
ton to the ceiling. AS the last word FIJI
from the judges lips the prisoner uttered
a scream, and was carried away in what
seemed to be an agony Of tears. The
nghtness OF his sentence is said to bc tba
result OF councils arrangement that tho
prisoners previous record should not he
considered, and also that the United States
authorities might secure him upon its OK.
plratIon. His solicitors state that he in.
sisted on defending the case until he learned
that the story of his career had been nub.
llshed. Then he immediately decided to
plead guilty and so escape a sentence Of
penal servtude for life.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

ANOTHER TEMPERANCE CRUSADE IN OHIO-
A special dispatch from Mount Vernon,
Ohio, to the Commercial reports a temper
ance crusade at Fredericktown, near that
place. The ladies Of the place on the
ringing of bell marched to Ed. Randall's
saloon, broke open the door and windows,
cracked his demUohns, spilling the liquors,
and completely cutting the place. They
afterwards visited the saloon in Conner's
Hotel and attempted the same perform.
ance, but the proprietor saved his liquors
by agreeing to remove them from the town.
Several drug stores were then visited, the
proprietors of which closed and barred
their doors against the assailants
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29
Gbs Smprna Gimes,
Smyrna, .Del.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Oct. 20.

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday after
noon by ROBERT D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pub
Usher, at Smyrna Delaware.
TERMs-S uBsCRIPTIoN-On year 100 in advance of
s25Oif not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-only at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents aline the stinserion; subsequent
insertions Three-and a-halfcents Aliberaldiscount
made to quarterly, semiannual and yearly adverti-
sers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged two cents per
line.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

81 DON'T KNOW HALF THEIR VALUE."-
They cured me of Ague, Billiousness and
Kidney Complaint, as recommended.
had half bottle left which | used for NV
two little girls, who the doctors and neigh.
bors said could not be cured. would have
lost both of them one night if had not
given them Hop Btters. They did them
SO much good | continued their use until
they were cured, That is why | saw YOU do
not know half the value of Hon Bitters,
and do not recommend them high enough"
B, Rochester, n. Y. See other column.
American Rural Home.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

GREAT WHEAT CRoP FOR lSSO.-Cfncianot;
Oct. 24.-Wheat seeding in Southern nix
nois, Indiana, and Ohio is completed.
Never before in the history of the country
was so large a crop planted. The area in
Illinois and Indiana is from so to 100 Der
cent greater than that of any previous
season. The appearance of the young
gram Is at present very promising, except
IN lew localities where the Hessian fv
has made its appearance.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

The next go-as.you please contest in New
York will doubtless be bicycle one. A
Mr.. Etherington, editor of the BicycLn0
T'mes, London journal, devoted to the in.
tterest of this new way of locomotion. has
just arrived in New York, and proposes TO
give exhibitions of what can be done on the
bicycle. 1t is intended to race it against
ttrotting horses, and he will doubtless chol.
llenge some of the crack riders of this coun.
try.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

1t is said that England will want $1,000
900 worth Of potatoes this winter in conse-
quence of the failure of that crop Sales
are reported at eight shillings (afout two
dollars for ll2 pounds.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

When Smalley, of the New York 7,f5,sue
called on the President at bis home in Ere,
mont nons, 'he other day, be found him Sin the
yonnS fo JIok 81 81 the house, helping the
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

1t is said that all the hides to be Skinned
from Montevideo for New York between
the present time and February have been
bought up in advance.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

The Richmond State thinks that Bayard
OF Delaware, and Mcdonald, of Indiana.
Tor President and Vice-President, would
carry New York and Indiana, which it re.
CARDS as the pivotal States,
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

Wendell Phillips is getting along in
years. He is now 6S. SO the Bostonians
now begin to call him "Uncle.n
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

The Hessian fly has greatly damaged the
growing wheat in many localities in Sontb.
ern Indiana and South western Ohio.
Smyrna times., 1879-10-29

The proposed Florida ship canal promises
ultimate success. 1t viii shorten the dis.
lance to Europe 500 miles