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Judge James X. Brown, a braisI
OF the wide.awake Senator @al
Georgia, reached the Court HgA
In Marietta, Ca, the other d!
thirty minutes after court shga
have been convened. He had bsl
delayed by a railroad accident.
apologized for keeping the jum
Witnesses and lawyers waiting
ordered the clerk to enter line
s5 against the belated Judge
self. This incident shows
Judge Brown appears TO be
scienLious, but If be had impo.s
fne against anybody else unaVd
by detained by a railroad acca
the act would be regarded as unB
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TIE LIkBIG cos COCA BEEF T0'
is IN Invaluable preparation, sagsl
Ii. Il. STOUT, Jacksonville, fla. u
rapidly curative In monthly sune1a
excessive flow, sick h.adacne, cEna
Aure throat, asthma, cough, shartnsaI
breath, nervousness, Sit epitssues1
rapidly Restores lost vitality, sheg
from indiscretion or exce, :, and Isls
hiops eA hausliug losses OF fluids
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

If the city would clear the 1
for the carts and carriages and i
them OFF the car tracks there vg.
be fewer blockades.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03
CITY LOANS REpOEr

Last night At the annual n.4,u
the CITY Building and loan A,.oe,sJ
the following objects were r,ecit0
Presideni-E. X. Crawford
Vice President-Chas. W. Talsv
TreasuTer-Joh ohm X. Mar.
Secretary Eldrldgu Pierce.
Dlrec'ors-Georgs NJ. Balny All
Ruth, j. IL, Hoifecker, Jr., n. Ll.s1
man, ID. HI. Kent.
Two amen fments have been mad. i
the bylaws OF the as oclatiuD, ans /.
allow mem e's Of the a II SO ie, Ia n,
In advance on the basis OF no mos'l
aud be discharged from further llabH,
the other authorizing the d.rectur, ia \
cupt the stock of other loan assocaua
tat their discretion) at It's wllhdn,,
value AS cUDateral security Tor lsaus
Tue treasurer reported tue iotal n
ceipts OF the concern at S3g,GlJ 76 al
the disbursement at So jl0Ug. M
total asses aud the valua lan Of ID
skates is Sll2,6i0 63. The hlgh.,, w,
iulum dur,nR the year wa. "a per oeE
tue loves per ceHt, anl the aysras
lS-l0O per cent.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REaIsrFR,a nrrIcr.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec. 18th, 1880.
Upon the application OF TheophIius X
Jones and John II. Jones, Executors
OF Richard X. Jones, late of Wilmington
Hundred, in said county, deceased
II Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executors aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters Tes-
tamentary upon the estate of the deceas-
cd, with the date OF granting thereof. by
causing adyertisem ments to be posted with
In forty days from the date of such letters
In SIX OF the most public places of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate to
present the same or abide by an act of AS
semoly In such case made and provided
AND also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period In the DAILY
0AzETTE, newspaper published In vii
mington, and To be continued therein three
weeks, d.
49,, Given under the hand and seal
L. B. OF office OF the Register aforesaid
t-~~' at New Castle, In New Castle .
ceunty. aforesaid, the day aud year above
written. 5. C. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having CLAIMS against the Es-
ate of the deceased, must present the same
duly attested, To the Executors on OF
before Dec. LIST. 1881, or abide the Act ot
Assembly in such case made and proytd-
ed. THEOPHLUS K, 10 ) rs,
JOHN y JONES,
Address:-Doyer, Delaware.
decl-eod3w.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY, Jan, 26. p. M


FLOUR Is inactive, but prices are un-
changed. sales OF l6VU bulls, Including
Minnesota e1sras, al ~ A5 O. Tor med lum
y choice clear, and al S5a6 - for straight
Pennsy Fania extra family Al "a u gao 70
Western do. do, at - 51a6 and Patents al
- 75as. Rye Flour Is quiet. We quote al
81 75a5.
GkAIs.-There was rather more inquiry
Tor wheat, and prices clo.ed frmer sales
81 yD,Du bushels, including rejected al
u 54al Us nngraded red at 81 IL; and No. .
red Al 81 l51sal Ii and No. z red, IN ele-
yator, at u 10 Jan, 81 1922 Fe0., Sl ist.
March and D w April. rye is wanIe i
at soc. Tor PennsJ lvanla. Corn is qu4eI
and steady. Sales of iO,OOU bushe 8. IN
Guiding yellow, al bSc, steamer al aZL.e
aud white at sic, AT LIE cnli board w O1u
bushes sold al 5311c. for Jan, 535.c u 81 i
FeD., oiMc. for March and o4z ior a pfl,
Oats are dull ana weak. sales OF OB
bushels, Including white at 44a47c., and
rejected ana mixed at 44laal5c.
lne receipts to-day Were as follows: 524L
barrels OF flour. "A, ,JOU bushels wheat, l.
UOU bushels corn, 2g,UO0 bushels oaJa, AZ
bush. barley. Ito barrels whiskey.
W HlSKEY Was III demand IJO bbls, ol
Western lron-bound sold al aI u per
gallon.
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heward,-We Will pay reward ia
Thousand dollars for any csfIlfict tie 4
i5hea by Us regarding Dir. Balis uo4
syrup not found genuine. eselef, "
er a Co., baltimore, OcLo ber /, lUt
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

MONDAY Jan. II, 5 p. NJ.
Beef cattle were InDderateiy acIiva
during the past week, but prices al the
close we're easier. 3oO1 head arrived aud
sod at The different Yards a B23c.
per pound the latter Fate for choice.
eHEEP we're dull and prices were n frar-
lion lower. lZ,0UU head arrived and sold
at 4ao12e., ana lambs at 5a61 &C., per 10. as
TO condition
Hoes were dull ana weak. 100 head ar
rived and sod at Gue ditferen1 vard. a.
o5saoc., the latter rate for ex ira.
PARK DROVE YARD.
PVtV-secoad and Lancaster uve. Ian. 18th
nHEEP-kxtra. IIU TO I3O fDs.,-to6lx: good
W 10 IUU bs., III To u; talr, 81 70 s
hs.,55s TO 55s; good lambs, 51< TO T.: me
dium lam9s. oX to q; Calves, 9 TO *.
Arrivals 45OO cad. 'z1
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70 Fn SlCIkNs
-AND-
CONsU MARS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

n hnOWIAg lfDIn experience Lne .aIsaaIIn.
.acuon So oIIeh Attanalng the dlspenslnE
u many of the EN- uIsiO IN the uaArkel i
would cali your ATTENTION 10 some of tne
teatuIeh pi lhe eIn u klou Mnlch nave pre-
,lar6l ami dIspensel for years win apz
varying satlhtacJlpu The OH used la Inc
Inest Norwegian aud the uloal .,fnoU=
Ious care ls e&ercIseh n the choice of al
material ana IN eydry detail ot lLs manu-
aoIure. BY careful manipulation ihIt
smuislOi is made with the smaffest uos-
slDIe amount % nm, and by the very IN
uate ulvlslsA oil Lneoll siobuiss Is render
cd very tiuld and perfectly pa,AtabIe.-
cach LablespoohfuI contains % Der cent.
u II and grains OF HspopAospnite oi
line. samples WI he gladly furnished
20 d. Fhyaclans who may desire LAam.-
Put I p in pint DotLles, price 81, NAnu-
fsctured aud sold wholesale and ret.aTI Ia,
W. L. WILLIAMS,
DRuaGIsT.
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1851
HARPER'S BAZAAR,
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular periodical is pre-eminent-
y a Jouindl for The household.
Every number furnishes the latest in
formation III regard TO fashions In dress
ana ornament, the newest and most ap
proved patterns, with descriptive arLicles
derived from authentic and original
sources Whlle It's Stories, Poems and
Easays on Social and Domestic TONES
give variety To its columns.
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Financial and Cemmereial. 4.

WILMINGTON. Del., Jan. M, 1881.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald d Co., 8. X. corner Seventh and
M. to-day:
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS,

STOCKS.
National Bank OF Delaware. 800
First National bank................. l48
Union National Bank u
National Bank OF vii. q Brandywine 65
Farmers Bank..::;................... 555z
Wilmington Coal Gas sCo...............lU
Delaware K; X. Co.; 3S11s
Delaware Western X. X. Co...... 10
Phlla.. Wtl..& Baltimore X. X. Co..... II
mtngton q Northern X. X. Co..... M
Wilmington Passenger X. W. Co...... S
Delaware Fire lns. Co.................. 81
Masonic Hall Co. CO..................,.., s
Delaware State.
Wilmington City 6s................. lilo
Wilmington City 5s...................lU
Masonic Hall Co, lst mortgage. 100
Wilmington Passenger K. W., lst
mOILSh&C---
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Ii is the slight cold frequently con.
tracted that finally undermines the sys-
tenn. Use Or. Bulls Cough Syrup In The
Price IS cents.
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Popular Monthly Drawing Of u
N, ,r..nn...nai.h rA;r4n;nrt;nn

Popular Monthly Drawing OF W
Commonwealth Distribution
AT MAoAULEY'a TnEATkE,
In the t1ty oi Louisville, on
MONDAY, February 2ath, v
..ese drawings occur m1alill
days eAceptedlt under prov s!on,f Il IA
Acl Of tho General Assembly u
lucky, Incorporating the AeMpott H. ~
lug aud Newspaper Co., Approsed ar
1875. "a
Ss-This is q special act, and mas "
been repealed. -
The United States Circuit 1ou,i
March 81 rendered the following aeeas. -
Ist. Thu u.s C0alosogItOeatth bs'H"-
COflpdty Is legal.
"a. Its DrdWsss0s are far. hu
n. B.-Ihe Company has now on M.
a large reserve fund. Read Tue '
prizes for The
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FEBRUARY DRAWING.

If,Ize. ,.,...,,,,.........'....'''sif '....'''s n
.PTtxe e,..,.,..,......,.,., ,...........''.''
II ft<S S...s..................s... '''''
~ I51Ees 81 ,UUU c1ot. ..........''.''''
~ fft4eS oOO each. '.''''
IuU PrtEes tUU each. h..........,.."...''' -
2O IttSeS 10 each .s........'''.."
6OU Itlzes ~ edch..... :. ....'''.,..''
tJOU I'rLzeS l0 eiteh. h....... .......,...l :, n
l,f1ses sJUO each. a Appr01tndt,0" u
pFI&es ~ ettch,
} ITtGes lUO etLch,
/ 100 fTtses, n
Whole Tickets ~. Hall flskts1s II h
~ Tickets, eoO. % Iie1v -,
Remit money or bank drElt ID III
send by express. DON'T 5H'p pOsl
REGISrERED LETTER on and
OFFICE ORDER orders oil " aGT 4
ward, by express, can be sent a, ~ BoADl
panse. Add ess ali orders 10 II. - ~ I0a1
MAN. Courier-Jonrnai Buiidii,alssi, ls i,RD,
vile, KY, or 4. j. GoMMEhF oY YislL
ors ad way. Nav York.
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HARPER's PERIODICALS

HARPER's PERIODICALS.
a dAhPERs bAzAR, one yeat...........s4 10
HARPER MAGAZINE, one YEAR ~
bAKPERs WEEKLY, one year. ........ 4 "a
The three above publications, one
SRi .sss.s...s..s.........,lU 10 W
ANY Two above named one year 0y
HARPERs. YOUNG PEOPLE, one year. 81
Postage free 10 all subscribers in kJAe Un3-
ted States or Cuaddd.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

/. The hour is growing late.
2, The members of the General
Assembly who heard, can better know
than | can possibly write.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03
" iAnl nglOa4 Markets.

WILhINGToR, Del. Jan 81, 1881.
Citations at the braL4yWlns Mills fol
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03
The CITY Market.

The following were the ruIlng prices In
market this morAlng:
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13
TO PREVENT BUYING VOTES.

The GREAT INTER OCEAN SHOw.-Thi.
monster amust ment enterprise which i 1"
exhibit at Smyrna, on Thursday, April the
81 although now only about three year.
old, and comparatively new candidate tnI
public patronage. has already acquired al,
~nVIatlr position ia the show w"rld. and Il
reputation for SQUARE anil h.ntsl d~Aiiu.
that would he well tor some of itS oldp'
rivals to initiate. Mrssr.. BurhelI. 4
D Hi>, PrnprI"tsr> ~ Tine Great Inter y ran
AR. gentlemen who have been cOnurctpu
with the management ui leading tented tx
additions for the past quarter at n Century.
and from this great experience rs amuse
tnent caterers are rarely qualified to organ
lZs and equip aR PXhIbIl@n calculated L"
give the greatest satisfaction.
Judging from the humorous press notice
we have seen in the leading Journals
| throughout the country, people must hAv"
| Eairly gone loid over the show. BIchpll+I
Il Doris have always been noted for posses :
| ing exclusive and novel attractions not Il,
lie seen in any other show. Among the
exclusively features, they advertise ana
positive exhibit this sens IN, the Egyptian
BovalApus. the only srsciment EXHIBIT
ri anywhere on E,rIh: this iSa very rnr'
animal, and was captur-l in Mid Ocean
oil the Coast of Alexandria, Egypt, about
s months ago. and Immediately purchase,
hy Bucheller 4 d 'riS' agent and shipped
Ia New York. where h. arrived la>t D-cPm
her. M one should fail to inspect thi'
| wonderful monster of the deep.
Another novelty is ZdzeL, the Human
Cannon Ball, who is fired from a monster
100 pound sea coast mortar, 10 feet int
md air. and alightS upon slender cnb.wr'
wire, where she walks, runs and dances
hlindrOlded and her feet PncaSpd in sack
This daring and beautiful girl has been il'
reigning sensation of Paris and London, fn
the past two years, and was se"ured Px
pressly for B4lchelpr & Doris. Words fai
To describe her act it is beyond all paral
lei. In addition To these novelties thRl
have the only group of genuine Zul1+ il
America. Prince $atsuma's Troupe at Roya
japanese. A GenHine Band of Savage Sou,
Warriors. A Troupe Of Imported Stalli0n~
and more performing D-ns Of Animal
than any other show travelling.
The Grand D ,uble Circus company en-
braces the leading tai mt Of two Continents
None but bareback riding is allowed. an'
every act in the ring will he the hest in it
particular line. The monster free stree
demonstration at 9 A NJ, daily will he on
Of the mast gorgeous descriptions and total
" eclipse all previous efforts ever made il
that direction. Our country friends shoul'
csmP in early.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13
News Items.

A heavy shock of earthquake was felt in
Central California, Sunday.
A heavy snow sterm prevailed along the
Hudson and in New York State yesterday.
In the United States Senate the dead.
lock and political debate was continued
yesterday.
Earthquakes continue at Chios. Forty
five villages on the island have been de-
destroyed.
The six Russian conspiratars, involved
in the assassination Of the car, have been
sentenced to be hung.
Philadelphia is in the full tide of a circus
war. Three monster affairs of the kind
have been claiming the attention of the
citizpns for few days past.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13
DEATHS.

sMTTH--on the 9th inst near Bethel Church, NJ
Elizabeth wife of r. J. Smith. aged 3s years.
TURNER.-In this town, on the nth inst. William
Turner. aged 60 years. s
The relatives and friends are respectively invited to
attend the funeral from bis late residence on South
street. Tomorrow Thursday afternoon. at o'clock
Interment at Glenwood Cemetery
LYNAM--On the 9th inst, near Blackbird, Mary A..
wife Of David = Lyman, aged az years
vANDYKE.-In Philadelphia. on 7th inst. Louise G.
Thomas wife OF Frances Z. vandyke late OF Odessa.
LIGHTBOURNE--In wyoming on the LIST inst. James
H.. only son OF Rev. A. W. and 6allie X. Light
bourne, eyed year and months.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13
MARRIAGES.

JONEs-UNDERwo0D- On the i2th inst. at the
residence OF the brides father near Kenton by Rev.
J. T. UinSted. William w. Jones and Miss Annie NJ.
Underwood. daughter Of N. 7. Underwood. ESQ.
CARPENTER-CoL the 9th inst at the
District Parsonage. In this town. by Rev. T. T..
Martindale, George D. Carpenter and Miss Maggie
F. Collins. both OF New Castle county.
MARVEL-GREEN.-On the 9th inst, at the NJ T..
Parsonage. Dover. by Rev j. H. Caldwell Thomas
II. Marvel and Miss Elizabeth Green. both OF Kent
county, Del.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13

PROFIT. $1,000" To sum it up, six long
years of b-IriI,len sickness, eNsiiag 500
per year. total 81 .200-nll of this expense
was stepped 10y three bottles Of Hop Bitters,
taken by my wife. She has done her own
housework for year since, without the
loss Of day. and want everyh"dy to
know il, for their benefit."-N E. Farmer.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13

NATURES SLUIcE wAY.-The kidneys are
natures sluice.way to wash out the debris
of our constantly changing bodies. II
they do not work properly the trouble is
ielt everywhere. Then lie wise and a.
soon as you ace signs Of disorder get n
package Of Kidney. Wort and take it faith
fully. II will lean the Ia CO way Of sand.
gravel or slime and purify the whole ~.
tenn. Druggists sell il both liquid and dr., ,
and il is equally efficient either way.-Iade
pendent.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13

Way ARE You BILIoUs7- Because you
have allowed your bowels 10 heceme coslive.
and liver torpid. Use Kidney Vert to
pro,luca free state of the bowels and il
will stimulate the liver To proper action.
cleanse the skin Of its y-llnwness, cure
bilious headache, and cause new life in the
blood. Druggists have it, both dry and
Liquid ,-Zion's Herald.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday after
noon BY ROBERT D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro-
prietor, at Smyrna Delaware.
Observation-Disclosures year 81 90 in advance, of
$3.50 if 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 line forthe frstinsertion subsequent
insertions Three and ahslfcents Aliberal discount
made TO quarterly semi-annual and yearly ADVERT
sers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged two cents per
line.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13

Among the new laws are several import
ant III their relation To the general I,uhic.
CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS.
This l"w PROHIBITS amy prison from carry.
ing concealed deadly weapons sthrr than an
ordinary pocket KNIFE, or from knowingly
seliltg such weapon 10 minor. penalty
SO to SlOo me or ten To thirty days i'm
prIsOnnVnt or both. No person shall, ex.
crpt in lawful defense discharge "a f,e arm
in n puhlic road or place, penalty not ex.
ceedlng $50 or imprisonment not exceed
ing one month or ho'h. Nc prrs"n shall
point lire arm at another except in law.
iul self defense, penalty fine from $40 TO
SlOO; and should the weapon hr nccl len
tally or rarrlrsly discharged and kill any
one, the offender shall he liable to comvlc.
ton for manslaughter.
NEW ASSESSMENT REGULATIONS
The new assessment regulations known
rs Register till, requires the ASSESSORS Ia
Wilmington To sit five days of six hour,
each to consider applications for assessment,
and each applicant is To Lp vOuched for hI
a responsible irPehold+r the same as mt
present. The bill also requires the Levy
Court to designate day Tor each hundred
I" consider such applications, but any per
son failing to appear on such day before the
Levy Court may appear on any other day
| during the Session vOurhPd for by reSuOn
slhe trerh0lder. These are all improve
msnts over the old Till. The till Lelorr
helng amended provided that any person
nn finding that he had hpen lett Oft toy the
! Assessor. could go before the Clerk Of the
! Peace at any time prior To the meeting ni
the Levy Court and with the necessary
! proof have his name put on the assessIhrnl
| list, hut this Was changed by II majority l."
specified day in the Court.
FREE ELECTIONS.
! The hill imposes n penalty of a fine a.
from $500 tn $1,000, "r imprisonment for
one year, lit the actual per,en is the cui
prit) or both, upon any person, firm ar cor
! Pnratinn who or which may he convicted at
bribery. or iRtimidating an employer, or
threatening him with Temporary ar also
Lutte loss eff employment. III order to IN
husnce his vote AMI said rle tor may H.
addition sue for and recover $500 FROM tn.
party Offending.
TO PREVENT BUYING VOTES.
The hill providing that ballots shall L.
upon white paper, six inches long, thre,
wide, the hume and off uRdrr and a.
party aI the top; that the l'allotS shall not t
MAJ kS,l in any way, and with the "t.irclinm
,hl0 feature that tue State treasurer shall
supply the proper paper for the hnllntS l.
the cleGk ks of the peace, became Il law hv =
strict parry vote after long debate. Thi,
hill, it is claimed, practically gives to ia.
q r
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13

The House bill prohibiting torchlight par.
AIDES. with amendments, was passed by a
vote of Is to 6.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13

=" Ever Sweet " is pronounced 1.-THE hest
of ALL" at Hotfrcker's.
Kalsomine, Puint-. Glass, &C., always in
stock. at WiIkinson's.
Have you tried the Now Psrrumerv, at
Hnffecksr's. mar 9.5m
Your breath il offensive from catarrh, one
application Of DR.. llartley's catarrh remedy
will remove the unpleasant odor. nah 2 3m
Robert S. Wilds ia still engaged with the
Popular Clsthing House of A. C. Yates &
CO., Phila. apr 6 3m
J. D. Cooper, Canton Flannels and Wool
FlAnnsls.
Don't forget to visit Robert s. Willis. at
the Ledger Building. the Leadine ami Pop.
ular Philadelphia Clothing House Of A. c.
Yates & Co. apr 6 3n
Don't forget that Wilkinson has the
Latest Spring Patterns in Wall Papers.
J. B. Cooper, Autograph and oth'r
Albums.
J. B. Cooper, Perkins & House Non Ex.
plosivs Lamps.
Everybody says that :" Ever Sweet" ais
just elegant" at Hoffrcksr's.
Harrison's Ready Mixed Town and Coun.
try P~ints,sat Wilkinson's, Market Street.
J. B. Cooper, School Books and Blank
| Books.
J. B. Cooper. Crackers and Fancy Cakes.
]. B. Cooper, Black Silks, Cashmeres and
Alpacas
First.class Wilmington City Sausage for
sale by Jos. Z. Williams, who also has fresh
beef constantly on hand.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13

When about twelve years old said Mr..
0eisman, Of the Globe Chop House to our
representative, met with an accident
with - horse, by which my skull was frac.
tured. and ever since have suffered with
The most excrueiating rheumatic pains.
OF late applied 81. Jacobs Oil which has
given me almost total relief.--Fort Wayne
tlnd.) Sentinel
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13

IL you are in need Of Clothing don't fail
To- call on eur fellow townsman. Robert y.
Wilds. with the Popular firm Of A. G. Yates
q CO.. Phiia.
y. II. Cation directs special attention to
his new Spring Dress Goods and (,loakes.
just received. s8sar
croley's Big Eyed Nssdlss at Collins a
Sayin's - II 80 4. =
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13
WANTED,

A good White Girl for general house work to 20 to
Wilmington. Apply at this office. apr l32w
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13

WANTED,
Immediately good White Woman fnl general house
work tn go TO Wilmington Wages no object and the
washing put out. Apply to
Mrs. LYDIA MCDOWELL.
apr l3-tf SMYRNA. Del
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13
PENSIONS

Secured. Also Bounty, Back Pay, Increase OF Pen.
Thousands entitled. New Laws Now is the time
Do not de.ayi Soldiers Widows. Children. Parents,
Brothers aud Sisters entitled. Have your claim In
yestigaled. Apply at once. Send two stamps for
blanks and instructions. complete. to JENKINS A.
FITZGERALD. u. s. Claim and Patent Attorney, P o.
Box 10 Washington. d. G.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13
ECONOMY q DURABILITY

Insured by using
Longs Improved Carriage Curtain Fastenings
Perfect holes and proper fastenings Ornaments and
protects curtains Goods recommend themselves TO
your common sense. Order from your dealer or APP
py at once for agency GOODS sent G. o. ID. Samples
by mail for Ten Gents. Address SAMUEL $. BAKER
General Agent Dennis Port. Barnsable Co., Mass.
HS-Cul this out for reference.
Smyrna times., 1881-04-13

Among the new laws are several import
ant III their relation I" the general public.
CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-10
Tn Nations SymDelbv.

The tnuchluan says: "iGe pro.
FOUND and universal sympathy felt and
manifested ter Our wOunhei President
Is stclklDE and most significant phc-
hoinenon. For more than two months
the Interest shown for him haS ab,orb,d
every other Care for hinl has made.
our cares, and also our pleasures, setiu
SiltalI, even III season when ap MANY
were wont to seek only pieA-ure Tn.
Wlioie hatlon may be truly SAID 10 have
suffered with Kim. Ani OTHERS, too,
have felt the painful strain. Lpvai,
loving and tcl.lar hearts across the
border aud beyond III, sea have SHARED
with Us The burden Of ANXIOUS sulicl-
tu0e. With tho great and dangerous
weakness thai came 10 him few days
-luCe countless hearts grew taur. And
when the mourntul message, Their. is
no longer hope, went its way 10 cities
and TO hamets over the land, every one
felt the impending loss. But, even nm
der that solemn darkness ont Of which
the last star seemed to have gone, the
church continued to make ceaseleSs in
Ierccssion for hun The surgeons. who
perhaps spoke only as they judged the
'aSe ty the light Of science, are report
ID as saying that they gave Kim up;
out others, who, Though weak in scien
,itic knowledge and unskiIled in the |
of earthly laws, We're, never
heiess, strong in faith, and did not
give him up. Earnest souls, while
relnbing with the pain of personal
ympathy and with the terror Of agon-
zing suspense, kept praying on, even
when they did not surely know nut
hat, bectuse Of the inscrutahle order
NJ of God, they might be Irayag for
he dead"