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q tlcrcfor1.:, i. Fl. lotis & aou. lack aonylle,
Hi 1s" yf hqFps; i9 % rrank H. e"1
Miller. West 1.ltnrty, H.. hrr of shnrt: Horns:
pol!ed Anxn.; Harry sandusky' l'l'''H'loIn, ILL.,,
sss .' 5 q sFo sfst 'ses1I5,s ,1,Iz
s"si,, Il. Y. c',tri,%. pnlsd Ansas; Aiders"i,
rs r"1 a4iy ;fS sanass sS: M .ansi. t'lft Ill., sIos, s
sst ss asFrss Of Sny f. e9i ocs fst;1s
s, Jaeasovie ] " III. Htc o"t!c:, /; sh1t- fa
e tSii; Il '9srs.S %ns1so hfsfG as Ii fss "rs. f.' Ill.,
n1.ia, NJ, Ehurt- Horns ,,, ,,
iist @ # jay"a.: IiopyS5, ;,:S ~ yY,,p;'ui; A.
~ ~ urese. it,, !wo herds of .iorseys; W: \.
t;ar!ner, NnTwalk, o.. herd Of ,Jrtacys: Pr. ".
g. pcHtt sn sr e set q u josa n1
Iinaii!!n. Valley .Hteek ilrccdcrs' Assoeia,io!!.
West EdmIstorl. n: r.: herd ot ttolsteIns: !. r
Inninns h. Walls ill., Iowa C!ty. H., herd OF
tIulslcina; T.. Rarbcr. Decatur, H., hcrfl Of Ior
,ys; ss,s john Boyd EImhura'' Ill., herd of jer-
CLASS J.-HousE1toIn MANUFACTURES AND
WDAfAsl's wD1sif.
Household t;oods-1Iomn- -tuade-Mrs. ]. Near
tnH. t}a Wilt County. ll. ~ entries; Mrs. Keohe,
Atlanta. ILL.,, entrles: Miss II. Nfsnzers. Cnlcn.
~. I entries: Mrs. J. II. Sau1dcrs. GhlcuYo. 7
entries. Mr: Acnrxe noyntoI. Chicago, ! en-
try: Mrs ". II. Smith, Chicago. Z entrles; Mrs.
opps. Tsx sM StHi H., q, antrses rs: f. e.. j. Inn
thtirat. Otltga, ILL.,, entry.
! Neeiiowork and Fancy Work-MIss L. Fhy,
ChlGa1u. ILL.,, entry: Miss +. Myers. entries: !:
| Mrs. Gc0rxH II. ftrUwn, entry; Mrs, II. Z. Muir
ahutt. Entry; Miss Alice Quinn, tthtcnFo. !. cil-
TRIES: Mira. Z. Mnnn. entries; M!ss 10scphinc
n. llctts ~ years ol1,t Mt: dc Sn!ns. Md. en-
tries; a1lss Nellie Fuller, EhlenRa ILL.,. :entry:
Mrs. J. u, Howe. srneca: III. entry; Mrs: ". u.
Iloyniof,, cntrise: Mrs. J. i. Henderson, l6 en-
tries; Mra. II. {. Evans. 9 entries; Jes Fartlu-
| hnrRtln. Ch!GaHo II entries; Mrs. {. Keenc. en-
tries: Miss Lou Kecno tnntler II years 0ldl en-
| try; Mrs. q. +. +. Guzcman. Ch!cugD. entries;
| Mrs. j. II. Saunders, 8 entries: Ml6s .lul!n A.
| Weaver, Il entries; Miss II. Murray {nndcr Il
years oIilI ! entry: MrF. i. Murray. cntrIcR;
Miss ]saa foppa, 10 entries; Mrs. Is. j. fnnthIrst
Onarga. III. entry. .....
Thu entries named arc by no means complete
In my Of tho classcs, nlthou9h at The present
| any fuir In ovory department. Thu Lcu,unls ftt,
space. Rtnlls, otu., nrn unptecedoHtetl, and Tho
| Aseuciation Itro daily building lu0 stalls And
| pe1Is. Tho 1atp ruin hns put tho track ant
| grounds In magnificent shapc, and tho prhspeGtt
1nr fH1r weather wcrG never more fiAtterluK, uni
tho nss0clat!sn promise thoso whu vlslr this
fair tho grandcst exhibition over given.
, 1881-09-12
ROCKFORD,
1Eer Railroad EnieFestR-t'omls1E EE1ias-
Hociat-An Eye mud I:nr 1Mllrmnry-
The Agricultural Hoctety.

Her Railroad Notwithstanding kEllas--
sociai-An Eye mud I:nr 1nnrmary-
: The Agricultural *octety.
spfetds Hfspate" 70 1hs ch'saao Tribune.
KooNFoi'i,, H.. sept. ii.-llle railroad III
leresls OF thls CITY nre becoming more ex"
leils.yo eacll year. any seem destined 10
estaoitsh LOT us sl1ll Mluer lepllatloh as
ne'ng the most thriving OF any Noftncrsi ir-
!and town. III suite or MI the facilities
afforded, tho manufacturers Of Rockford
have long i'eetled u road 0y which goods
eolili oe more easily shipped 10 the farmers
III inc great northwest: ana TINS want ~ now
!lllea oS luz Gh'eaao MILWAUKEE, ~ os' laal
Company, VINO VIII nave thelr iihe from
mere 10 kocR1oh III f'i!'hlnG ofaeF ana realty
lor business ny tle hhaoIe o! neNt
nlonG'. lhe WaN1"po"et 'Aen WIZ i1Mil
with JOY tl'ls event. anu there
IL no doubt but TINT the new company wilt
tlo II pay,nr business, When the Chicnso &
Wnr,hs:astsrn W r. @ 1tnoa ,vas ,',a ~ ,u,iv nm, hat
ia"aa 4,. VIZ Wv ILL., un!s we .,....
PASSED throsieh tiis CITY IL WIS no'ne Koou
business, but even since tl'e Chicago q Iowa
Company have cntcred the place Its business
s., wv :" ~ .'"'., w'
laitet Is aot'le ns inucn NJ tao 1oF,het, WHEEL
ghes to show TINT the freight business Is rhp-
WI I'nr,r9 ] ti,o n.st f.,v ,,,vz ,,,ere ,,.vc ham
H., ."s paaa .o" ua.s aue,s ny. .s,s u"."
sa'eiNs an" saio"els ,1 ~ PORTIONS VI 'hls co"r
ty, which will doubtless be tho h'enl's of
doing great benefit 10 the curu crop The
lnte-p!ante,l corn. since the rains. shows
s;rns ~ sr,.s,,no.s o,, Ir tho frn.t I,nt,ts m
es,ls W :. ,' o ~ a' ,,'' i.us. u.s u,l
long enough. It Will doubtless BRING some ~
turns for tlle time, labor, and money Invested.
Thu Immediate Vicinity of Rockford wns
v,.i,c,i h,. "a ponh rni,, mis- mor,,in,,.
srSa ~ 1y,,.a. eo, ,,.',thas. ." .' ~ Wi,i'on ro
ihe wilson hfothers, OF Vhlcago, nfo
taking active steps toward locntlnE their fac-
tory III this city, md gentlemen who have
fwp,, II, confprence with the tIrp, bclteyc the
aw,- ,,,t, ~. s,,ooo.sf,,t,. ,,.rn ,,,roI ~ +re
"mM't W.. WI w o"eeosst"'s "!1a"sa' ~, u elo
Wilson's aecide 10 come hefe' ttev VIII r.,
uuire about tive hundred hands, which wOutd
certainly be of Rteat benefit to Rockford.
Rus,nosa moi, nre anita cntI,ustnst,e nyar fin
, 1881-09-12

corn: schooner ]. T.. HALEY, Toledo to Uvdens-
burg, wheat.
ty.KvEtAND.
8psttdt I)ispateh to The Chicago Trth,nt.
Et.EyEi.ANI. D.. Frpt. Observation-Disclosures
NEw York. Chicago, t0tEeater, and Vanderbilt,
merchandise. aud suhonncr Thomas PArson, cOAL,
for Ch!cAXu
MILWAUKEE,.
sptetat Etsrateh tn The Ehtcdpo Tribune.
MINIATURES, Wis, Sept it.-ArrIycd from DO.
lnw--yuhouHnr t}curgn 1hnrstnt,.
Eloarcd-schuunor Allcu u. Norris, for Esca-
nnhM.
EItK.
Bpsttat ntspdtch Ia Tia CHttaoo Tribune.
EnIt, Pa. Sept. Observation-Disclosures rhia4
tlefpbfn. grain. ChfcaRo: propeller ChfnG, NOR.
ctaUdfst, Duluth.
, 1881-09-12
HOME GATHERINGS,

TUE 8UUQ0NEH C3INiETIE,
rs,, ,uMpaica was received FeIday by tho Nil.
sehs"Is hes ssAtt'isl from Capt. Martin, Ut the
la ..sa, eaflatle, which went ashore 1t ManiS+
s],s'". !aa mat Operations for her release had
e"'ay eaay been commenced, and II tho weather
h faaaa sA', la'r fos fsw days he would succeed
t.n, S'.nS W the stranded craft on. The full ax-
unsataa y. Tue Chsistle's damages weru not fully
G.nh'oa ~ hsr owners until Capt, David
H., ae' Or tue steamer John 4. DIX. rep1stel
urs,a aet starboar1 bow hal been stove In by
lna s,,1 NO piers, and all her 1taaehions, rail-,
cos ,!ss1ts ,n.t sntdships we're sweIt away. shs
M but 1estius "a sss,y tas sas Ia e 81
aS hna asi1sfxnle freight, which was stored III
Ss saa II II undoubtedly destroyed ty
, 1881-09-12
SPORTING.

1t4AHE.DA1.L.
Saturdays League gaines sest1lted as fol-
lows: Chicago II, 1)uitaIo, l; Providence y,
Boston O.: TroyS, Worcester.
At tho clNse 0f last weeks play the stand
Ing Of the various clubs IN the League cham.
pionshfp cbntpst was rs follows:
, 1881-09-12

Capt. lellcy, OF tho Sixth Cavalry. recently re-
t,IrpuI fruui the country Ut tbs AraghtB, gives
MI ucGollut Of tho ATiuk uf thsse " red duNll.:'
II ain led 10 believe fronl tbs npavrG ttle-
grams received ttom Cuulp Apaohs that tho
masxAcre took plaee during one ot tbs tiz~ln
yurerA Of tue Slufr& HlAhco Apache lndlans.
, 1881-09-12
| this time. Her geMrInE and rfYnux hns all
been taken on With VIEW to preserving II from

,his time. Her .HeurlnE and rsxIux nus All
the water.
pnK NOTES.
IhB FallDra 11ni0G mGutA tomorrow night.
James 1}rookR assInea charge nE tho engno
III tho tug tom.udiutu this mornlng.
sfMrlnn tyetnnRcs ,ill along tho north shore nj
tho tHkos rul,urt navigation hihdcr1l l'y sthDko
Sabbath services werc hell ht the lumber tnnr-
kct Yesterday for tho bune'lt Of tho tu1t,cr and
enElOrs.
Tho tns. johnson ycstcriay lowed tho big
sehnoner ss,t! u. ". Adams from South chicaso 10
this pUft.
t will cost $4,000 to PIT tho sinai! light Mt The
outer emu Of tho NOW OaweRD breaHwater. Th0
contract has bcan let.
TIN steamer westovnr str,lsk q rock on TIE
sunk In fathon OF water.
A tug with hawscrs left Detroit Saturday Mt
rrndnn to assist the schtlbncr Cainagti. which Is
nshoro bclow pMant au 1farsft'cs.
The tug American 1:aEls was slightly lamaxea
by fire carly yeHtcrt!hy ttinrllhiF. The 1lrG hH-
tsEctt tho pllot.ousc sonewhut bofore 1t wa* cx-
Tho !lrn!n.l,rmmcrs' Union Will hold a, meets
1 ef eSsS e ssa.
trimming rates.
No ttdings hnve been roteivel Of the ahscond.
Ing CApt A. Howard tlast yeRr Of the srhDnntr
Euterprise. ol Port it0po}, and ho HOW Gun lny
claim to bn tho champion inenn man.
Tho stcancr Abort !. Wright will ennnxo in
tho lumber trn1e during the remainder Of the
season. 3cvorul alterations Eavc l1cctl Made on
her 10 adapt hnr for tho now business
Saturday night about o'clock schooner be-
Inv tose.i up tho river ran hrr iibUoom. into
Woils street btidRc, cArrYlnx away several feet
Of tho Dr!dKc-rall and two or tbrpu stanuhlous.
The schoouer Mnuutenott, wLtch went ashore
yesterday IL tow or i ting. hhe. hti twU steam.
pumps on 6pnr'l to Keep her niloAt. She will be
, 1881-09-12
the.c SOURCES must he very large. The present
p1OaperItyht Texas h unparalleled, aud bids fair
cH0t{UltD.
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GERMAN THEATRE.

4 ) ~
II wns Yeurcl thut the mahagurs Of tho Ger.
man theatre ut Mclickor1 mudo intatake In
soIcotinK Lcssu,z's wcIl- known classical cosncdy.
"stInna Won isarnbcIm." tor tho opening Of the
eeasoh' Nany woal,i nave bfclerecd 70 haso
tho now cutnpnny lsitrs*iucct! IN one or tho
modern farcc.cnmcdfcs. This. 10 doubt, WAS
,nu WY ,a1 WV an., u' ~ W.,
'..n. ~. y. ,.. ~" W .au
o lint 1emaae % away lost 'ae trent, e Wne % "nns
VOC imrnne'm Is one OF sno o.,cse ,. s eosuonMs M
IN mo herman ., scpcr.osc. sa' pc.1et 1o1n
IA ltko vInr--tho cider IL ucts the ,norn II TN.
r.o'es ~ '"!He' ~. 's''nu"ke 70 .1ust ne." M
must phys by tho old .,nas.crs.
Tho h.aton 1t Is not oftenor produced Ia this
eotntry |. because It rc,lurcs a stronger cast
than can usn''y uc tonna I'll our Hsrtnnn
theatres. With an inferior cast Tim tscailt!es Of
vbp,, nrcsentc1 i,y fuuubo performer. II cnnnot
~, -, a,a.s ~ rm ,1,o, sso .'a.'
fact that maturity of tho company wcra new
10 Chicago audiences, aud 1t was feared Tint
they would mt possesa the strength to 10 ius-
itce to tho ptsy. Tho performance, howeter.
nlaneJ md ovrrybmtv hcnuu,c tnt,siletl thut
~, ',a,,', %a ..., sa'o,,ot sae tho .na.,n -
"~er"s 80" te 49,, " - ' -
more than ordinary hbllIty-onc TINT VIII DO
nble to copo successfully with the must
t,t,fIcutt and ernrtInr plavs A rncr narfnr,n.
anro ;han tho ut,u iusi cyenin1 l,as scld,,in
incn annn in th]s rffv Tim t.Ii ic,nt,ers ,sh.,
,a5n thnir rt.n1,nen n nca III, anciiIir. anh Tho
nnw ones eern,ti ia 6n nnimaltyi br 4 ,icsire Il,
III ns vail, nnJ thoy f,I,Iv sct,.eit,t in fhcir cfs
furts. ''f $@''A A0' e1''' ~ '~'' 49,,
Tha port nf 1ff,,rn Van Uornhe,n was in the
hsnds pf Mia liehrinrer. tho fuuno lady ar tast
earned rrniitation md rnvt II M.riortnMrro ar
which she nav well t,e t,ro,nl. Mr. H[chnrti. III
fnst yrars cui.natIv Hssitntf ltin tticllit nurt
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02
MA 2YLAND ITEMS.

The e<tim tied cot OF E,ston's new Jail is
$1,000
Col. Elw,rd L!oy'l, of Talbot, is out after
long illness.
Josh Billings will lecture in Greensbor.
oush ON "Wednesday. NJ .rch OH.
Ezekiel Cowgirl, of Talbot county, died
Monday night, aged eighty nihr years.
The stables belonging to the hotel in
Centrevilr were destroyed by fire on FrId,S
night week.
Mr.. John w. Scott, the treasurer of the
Delaware and Chesapeake Railway Compa
nv, has moved to Oxford.
Lahor4rs and skilled carpenters are
in demand in Cambridge, which has buS-
ness boom of large proportions.
ice frtterrd in Etstprn Bay, dashing dre.ig.
gels rubhed the tOnginen Of 100000 bushels
Of oysters.
Mr.. E. G. Fannimore, of Odessa, Del, has
sold the farm near Lvncl's Station. now
occupied by Mr.. j. B. Crow'ling, cuntain.
ing $40 acres, to Mr.. JAS. ". Chapman, of
ChestertOwn, for $4,000,
change will soon take place in one of
the loading mercantile firms in Easton.
Thompson l. K~rsey are about TO admit
four of their clerks into partnership with
them namely. M+ssrs. Straughn, Chatfincb,
Denny and Coney.
There was church We iding in Greens.
borough, Thursday min. The hapry
couple were Mr.. Robert W. Richards and
Miss Blanche g. r m. Tnv church was
beautifully decorated with evergrerns by
friends ui the bride. Alter the marriage a
reception was held at the residence OF the
brides father. Mr.. Andrew B. Roe, which
was largely attended.
The Hawks and the Birds.-The bounties
paid fOl hawKs' h-aI in Talbot county dur
ing the past twelve months amount to over
500. We askel a gentle m IN well posted in
farm matters the other day, says the Star
il he did not think it big sum pail for
uch purpose H replied that il would
be money well spent to pay $1,000 year
to destroy the hawks. rather than save tn
money and let 1000 hawks prey on the in
sectiverOns bir'i> in the county. H.. gave
the highest authority as proving that.
but for inse,:tivprou~ birds. whirh DESTROY
gruhS amt other insects 10y the million, il
would bS almost impossible to raise y crnI
of any kind. II Iwks live mostly ON birds
and hy DESTROYING the birds they prevent
them from 'ie~ir"ying the gruh.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02

PONDER ON THESE TRUTHs.-Torpi'l kid
neys, and r'nstiImte'l bow-ls, are the great
CAUSES of chronic diseases.
Kiin-y Wort has cured Thousands. Try
it and yan will adj one more 10 their
numS~r.
llahitual costivenass afflirts millions of
the American people. Kidney. Wort will
cure II.
Kidney Wort has cured kidney com
plants Of thirty years standing. Try it
Erehauo,
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02

Wewere greatly amused some days since.
by se-ing one OF our venerable citizens,
who had been bowed down with Rhsuma.
tism. throw away his crutches, and declare e
himself just ~ young AS lIP used to -. amt
now he is recommending Roberts Enhr, .
cato Ia every oil lady in the town. Great
llninent that.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02
II. B. COOPER.
(COOPER'S BUILDINGJ
Corner Main and Commerce Sts.,
SMYRNA, DEL.
Particulars and CeneraIities.

Thankful for the increased trade Of $780, and hopeful for
that of 1881 invite attention to the following Speciaes:
No. l-AangemenS have been made with one OF the largest
Carpet Houses in New York by which can sell any grade
style of Carpet from cheap Ingram to Body Brussels in
any quantity at City Prices and have it ready for delivery in
Carpets made to order If desired. Call few
days in advance, look the Samples the Exhibitor
and suit yourself in Carpet About 100 Samples to select
from.
No. "A line of irscass Black Silks Alpacas and Cash
No. 3-Those celebrated "Que Shirts of which sold 50
many last year.
No. 4.-The Original Ngosy Roller SuSpender, the best
Roller SuSpender made.
No. 5-Schoo Books and Stationery 1t is needless to re-
peat what everybody knows that Store is Head Quarters
Or these goods The prices OF the School Books are
high but have marked them down to the closest possible
figures suit the people Secondhand Books of the kinds
used in the Schools taken at low prices and sold ditto
All Books below City Prices
No. GA fine line Of Family and Pulpit Bibles all prices.
No. BLANK Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds Marriage Ceri-
Gates &C., &c
No. S-COmbs Brushes Soaps and other Toilet Articles,
large assortment.
No. 9-The Perkins & House Non-Exposive Lamps.
They cost than Glass Lamps because much better
Buy them and your wives children and property from be-
ing burned up Absolutely safe
No 1O-DeVOe's Brilliant Oil to burn in the above or any
other Coal Oil Lamp Do COMMON OILS.
No ll-ROpes and Twines for Hosting, Fishing Plough
ing Sewing, all uses
no 12EDobbns' Electric Soap, Starch Polish and Fine
Super TripleScented Toilet Soap.
| No. 13.--Canned Meats, Poultry, Fish, Vegetables and
Fruits
No. l4-Choice Hams whole or sliced. Dried Beef chip
ped or piece.
| No. i5-ClOver, Timothy, and other Field and Garden
Seeds in Season
No l6-Tea Sets and Chamber Sets Of the best Granite
Ware. sell very many OF these Sets and expect to sci
many more because quality and price are popular.
The above are in front of the usual Full Stock of Dry
Goods Notions Carpets Oil Cloths Mattngs Shades and
Fixtures Hosiery, Table Linens and Crashes, Umbrellas,
School Books Blank Books, Stationery, Bibles Hymnals
POEMS Miscellaneous Books, Albums. China and Glassware
Stone and Earhenwae Flower Pots and Vases Fancy China
Goods Lamps and Lamp Furnishings, Cedar and Willow
Ware Ropes and Twines BoomS and Brushes, Table and
Pocket Cutlery Razols and Shaving Materials, Combs and
Toilet Articles Fishing and Cunning Apparatus Shoe Fur
nshings Fancy Soaps and Permey Groceries, Provisions
Spices Canned Goods, Pickles Tobacco and Cigars Seeds,
Crackers and Cakes, Soaps Meats Fish &c &C. &c The
different departments all kept lepenShed. READ THE
SPECIALS OVER AGAIN. ESPECIALLY lsT, 3RD 9rH l0TT.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods Statesmen
prompt and accommodating Customers will please report
any Errors Faults in Goods lack of Courtesy the
part of Salesmen Respectfully
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02

1t is sad hut true that many children
have filed untimsly graves, by the neglect
OF their mothers TO have Sines' Syrup Of
Tar, Hnarhounh and Wild Cherry on hand.
Every thoughtful mother has bottle this
Season Of the year for immediate use.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02

DR.. Dyes Battery anil Pal cured Mrs. F.
b. Montgomery, Lanark, Ark. OF Prriod C
Headache of l3 years stanhing. 1t cures
all Spinal. Nervous and Rheumatic troubles.
See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02
Abstract of Statement, 1850.
DIRECTORS: :
AGENTS.:

AGEN Is:
ANDREW J. WILSON, General Agent. Dover
Geo w. Wilidms Neleurk. C. 4. Rd1ptins Bridgerilc.
Geo b. Money. DEL City. Lemuet W WdDteS LelUPS
j. s. Hl1ingOn, Smyrna. John w. WOOten Laurel
4. Jackson Jr.. Camden. Henry w. Baker SeGtOrd.
Jas. b. anderson Frederick II T. DOlcRing ieOrgeiou n
RPynedr Williams. Milford James Ponder Milton
George Moore. FELTON,. B. f. HdgdnlOR for lOlcer
CJ Harrington FdrminGOR SUSSEX.
James u Tandyke Caes.er'0uo, W.
John p Aanlire, Greens6Orough, Nd
Jeremiah IL. FtetcheT, PreSt Jit. -It
james Cannon. Salisbury. Md
Lbnr"S Collins Berlin Nd
Vim. q Dickinson. POcOm0ke City Nd
iHh"s'HSsScommunicdt should be addreSsedto
WM. DENNEY, Jr., Sec'y,
March !. !S-4. DOVER MI
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02

NJ. B. Roberts Embrocati0n will not cure
all diseases that human flesh is heir to, but
Tor Rheumatism. Sprains. Swellines, Burns
OF nssh Wounds it has ne peer. if it has an
equal. Sold by all druggists at 35 and
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02

ihe Oregon system OF liquor license is
oeinR urged Tor trial in Boston. Under it
'ne "uyer. not the seller, is obliged to pro.
p cure license.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02

d. b. Roberts E'nLrocation is the oldest
L'nlment in ths market. il does not blister
Ahh has reputation over all others.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02

A farner near Logansport, Ind, lost
iIorty sheep by dogs recently in one night.
II was too much for him, and he took his
gun, set cut and killed twenty three dogs.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02
Our urQuestions.

Are you buyer of Mems or BOYS
Clothing at retailr Do you need
clothing for the farm. the Office. the
workshop, the courtroom, or the
pulpit? Do you want boys clothing
for the school-room, or for dress Do
you prefer to buy clothing ready-made
or to order? Are you in need of
shirtse
If yes, to any or all of these que
ries. state your needs to US, that we
may send you samples and prices.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02
SECRET SOCIETIES.

5,vvoSY LODGE No. Is. A. F. A M.-Meets First and
hTThird Thursday evenings of each month, at :
O'clock.
Friday evening. at o'clock.
,,cn,SxElL ENcAMPMEST No. 2.-Meets Second and
@Eonrth tuesday evenings Ui each month, at O'Clock.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-02
cAuRch SERVICES.

INV METHODIST EPISCoPAL.-Sunday-P Preaching
AssI IInik A NJ and ~ P. NJ Sunday SchOOl-9 A. and
@ PRAYER Meeting-TueSdays at 71%P.N. Rev.
I. H. Haynes Pastor
- prrrR's PROTESTANT EPIsCOPAL-Sunday-Pr
Il: sI:t At IO% A. NJ. and ~ Pm. WedneSday-734 P NJ
inn1ssnI's ins Day-9lS SAM Sunday SchOoi-2P. NJ. Rev.
Nm b. Gordon, Rector
,.,spyTERIAN -Sunday-Prcaching at l0lS A. NJ and
fEsTPM Sunday SchOOl-2P NJ. Prayer Meeting
tr3,lays at ~ p. N. Rev J. I. Umsted. Pastor
c,raolIc.-Odd Fellows HallIsecond SUNDAY H & OF
Bradford Pastor.
o.xrrxSt,L METHODIST EPISCOPAL tColored).-Sun-
Cdsy-Preaehiug at 1917 A. N. and p. NJ. Rev Geo.
II Waters, Pastor.
~ METHODIST EpIScOPAL-Sunday-P
ar ~ I0% A. NJ aud ~ 7. NJ. Rev. Jacob W. Wilks-
helms. Pastor
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Your Question

is, Will this pay for the trouble ? You
must judge. We will make up the
case.-you must decide it. But we
must tell you that we have created
the Largest Retail Clothing Business
in the United States by the simple
method of giving the best clothing for
the least money. We mean that it
shall pay you to buy of us. If you
buy and are not pleased, return the
goods for exchange, or demand your
money.
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The People Know Them.
The People Know Them!
hR pROnle X uOxv Then

The People Know Them:
The People Know Them
Take Disease in time. and you will suffer less and
be saved many days of useless misery
What hundred. Of Letters say from patients all over
the habitHble globe
nr Iayduck, your new Liver Pill has rid me Of all
bllliouSneSS
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Thanks D,Wtnr. My headache has lett me. Send
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they called Il aud last said incurable Your
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had no appetite: Dr. Haydock's New Liver Pills
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nr Haydock has cured my headache that was
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One Pin is Dose
Price Tventy-E'ive Cents.
FOR SALE BY ALL ID tUGGI$TSs
CAUTION None are genuine unless the signature
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Every Pl is Sugar Coated II your druggist does not
receipt of 25 cents, Five vials for 500.
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feb 2,Iy 80 Plat Street, New York.
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Wanamaker
and Brown,
S. E. Cor. Sixth & MarketSts.
PHILADELPHIA,
l847 KENT COUNTY 1881.
Mutual Insurance Co.
DOVER, DEL.
DOVER, DEL.

Insures against loss by fire. issuing mutual policies
nnIy under which payments are made ann ualy IN
advance during membership. and on CeasiTg tO lie
members whatever remains uneXpended after payilg
losses. expenses and dividends is returned, Shereby
furnishing insurance at cost.
Abstract of Statement, 1850.
Receipts for the Year,. 81
Losses and Expenses for the Iear.......... IL 1892
Dividends Paid ................. is S9l q.
Paid Members on Withdrawal 9i5 0s
Amount to Credit of Members Dec. 81 1850. 954l57.
DIRECTORS:
GEORGE W. CU5INlINS, President.
VIM. W. Tschudy DR.. Henry Ridgely
John H. Hohecker, Char NJ. VI arton,
George H. Money, John W. Causey.
Jacob Williams, of Seaford, Ex-Gov. James Ponder
wM. DENNEY, JR., Secretary and Treasurer.
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pR. HAYD0ck's new Liver PILLs

are the true grains and essence of health and the
greatest blessing that science has given To the world
ALL OVER THIS VAST COUNTRY
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