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Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

A DAMpER ON PROHIBITIoN.-The re-
suit of the recent election in North Caro-
lima, in which the question of prohibition
was submitted to the voters of that State,
cannot be consideIed as very encouraging
to the friends oftemperance in that section.
The majority against prohibition ranges
from between fifty and seventy-five thOus-
and, which, in total voting population
of about 175,O0O, is rather decided eX-
preston Unpopular sentiment ON the sub
ject. All party lines were abandoned, and
for the first time since the war, perhaps,
question has been found upon which the
great majority of voters of the state have
united with tremendous enthusiasm. The
republican executive committee were 50
much concerned upon the subject that
they took the prccaution to call upon the
members Of their party to cast their votes
against prohibition, and from the immense
majority i'll favor Of license it is apparent
that the democrats needed no urging to
go and do likewise.
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

day has been small-the evening being
considered the most critical period-those
who have been here have shown the most
intense anxiety, and if not by their con-
versation have by their actions, manifested
that in their respective opinions the case
had reached an extremely critical period.
This opinion has not been confined to
few persons, but may be said to have been
almost universal throughout the city.
The attending surgeons have avoided con-
versing as much as possible, especially
with members Of the press, and the great
est difficulty has been experienced in sup
plying the demands of the public for the
exact condition of affairs at intervals
throughout the day. An iRtimation was
dropped during the afternoon that the
Cabinet had been called together, and it
was thought that some official act was
about to be promulgated, but this proved
to be erroneous. The subject of the meet
ing which took plade between 4 and 5
o'clock, P. NJ, was simply to hear in body
statement of the attending surgeons on
the situation, with view of ascertaining
the exact state of affairs. DIR. Bliss was
called upon to convey the desired informa-
ton. He talked some time, and while he
stated very explicitly the gravity of the
situation, he was very hopeful, and main
tanned that the president had at least an
even chance for recovery. This explana-
ton was sufficiently clear to re-establish
to considerable extent the confidence OF
the Cabinet officers, and they expressed
themselves as feeling more hopeful after
the conference. After the Cabinet officers
left and it became known what had trans
pired, decidedly better feeling prevailed
throughout the Mansion, and, although
theassurances of recovery were far from
satisfactory, they were accepted with
much qualification and soon changed the
decided sadness which had pervaded the
house all the afternoon into general feel
/ ing of hopefulness. The most sanguin'
were forced to yield to the unfavoPabl,
indications during the early afternoon
but previous to the issuance of the
o'clock bulletin, the expressions of DR.
Bliss had become quite well known, ant
their effect was very noticeable.
Between and o'clock this evening
Mrs. Garfield, accompanied by her so
James, went to ride, remaining out abou
an hour. The lady looked quite Cheerful
as much so, in fact, as could be expecte
under the circumstances. She continue
to bear her trouble with great fortitude
LATER.
! WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 17th-S.S
: A. M.-President passed tranquil nigh
e sleeping most of the time, no vomitin
q since last bulletin; his general coDditio
f appears more hopeful than at this tin
! yesterday; pulse, 10; temperature, 9S.t
v respiration, Is.
y WASHINGTON, D. c., August 17th-12.;
If P. M,-The Presidents condition has NJ
IS materially changed since the last bulletii
IS he has been tranquil and slept some; h
'e not vomited, and the nutritive enema
e are still retained; pulse, 112; tempeFatur
'e 98.7; respiration, Is.
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
For the Smyrna Time,
Press Association.

The Peninsular Press Association met at
Ocean City, Monday afternoon, and in the
absence of the President, Geo. w, Cruik-
shanks, B. Everett Smith, Vice-P President
took the chair, W. Scott Way, Secretary
After the reading of the minutes of last
meeting they adjourned till evening.
l.. Malone, S. C.. Sullivane and R. D.
Hoffecker were appointed a committee
to nominate officers for the ensuing year,
which were as follows: President, H. c
COnrad Vice Presidents, B. f. Smith, w.
Scott Roberts and J. H. Plummer; Secre-
airy, w. Scott Way; Treasurer, G. P. John
son.
An entertainment was given in the
evening in the parlOr, to large audience,
speeches being made by Messrs. Smith
apd Malone, and readings by Way, Roberts
Conrad and Prof. Ford.
The entertainment was highly enjoyed
by the spectators, the members doing
themselves credit i'll both the speaking
and reading. The latter were selected
except that of Mr.. Ways, which was a
rich humorous sketch on "some exper-
fences as printers youngest apprentice" ."
The exercises were interspersed with en-
joyable music by the Congress Hal''
Orchestra. At business meeting on the
subsequent morning, the subject of Ad-
vertising Agents was discussed and finally
a resolution adopted fixing on L. jeff.
Melbourne & Co., of Baltimore, as the
sole Agent for the Peninsular Press. Res
olutions were passed thanking the Rail
roads and proprietor of Congress Hall
Hotel for their courtesies to the members
of the Association.
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

We believe it is settled that no cars will
come here from the Delaware peach
orchards this season, A few crates of
peaches have been received from New
York State, but the finest specimens of
this delicious fruit we ever saw are coming
direct from California, through the enter
prise of Messrs. Snow & Co., North Market
t straet Each one is carefully wrapped in
paper and packed in wooden boxes ;.hich %l.il
hold from so to so each. They come
through in fine order on the express train
and are landed here in about eight DAYS
They find ready buyers at from VI to. s5
per box, which makes them cost over o
cents apiece wholesale. The same firm is
also receiving those very. large plums
which are to DE seen retailing on thestreet
corners, and also large Bartlett pears and
Musctelle grapes, all direct from Califor-
mia. We consider this enterprise worthy
ofspeeIal meptioa, sg IL Is the fEst time,
brought direct to this market in large
quantities, RostpR Herald.
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

a terrible windstOrn, accompanied by
heavy rain. visited Chambcrsburg. Pa.
Saturday afternoon. The roof of st.
James's Methodist Episcopal Church was
blown off and carried sixty feet. and the
gable ends and ceilings were crushed in
The church is badly damaged. The roofs
of public and private builings were blown
off, and one house was entirely upset
The sheds Of the fair company were blown
down and piled several feet high. No one
was hurt.
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Registers Order.

REGISTER, OFFICE, DOVER. KEx1 covN-Y. prL.,
AHgu-- Isl.
Upon application ci WILLIAM IENNIV y.
DAVID &. DENNEi. Executor OF WiIIIANItI
NEf, late of Duck Greek iuudred il. ,.. & W.
deceased, II i ordered and directed ty H.. f-.,
that the said Exec give notice g.. Tie ~.
ing OF Letters OF Ies.UAcnJury u.uu :Ie,.... .-
sad deceased. hy causing adyerti>t!l,: :- 10 9e H..
ed within forty days 1FOu the date OF slc i iefs
SIX OF the mos! pubic places of the County II E.
requiring al !ers"Hs having demands a-s.l,: .--
estate 10 Pre>ent the same CT abide h., au .
Assembly III snch case maze and ilov!Gti a,.ia
cause the same 10 1e inserted ia the ~1:.a>t l.,a
newspaper published IN smyrna and 1 .-.e ..,..-
in = weeks.
tilven under the hand and seal ri os"e ott.
SEAL. EcS.>icr a..fc-aid. at Dpycr. H.; t.4li
":ui"-Li, ;nc day ant year uLoyc "r.';,,.
J. Z. FI.NNEM N - -.
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The President.s Condit,on.


O. The Presidents Condition.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 16th--7
p. M-The Presidents symptoms are still
grave; yet he seems to have lost no ground
during the day and his condition on the
: whole is rather better than yesterday. He
has vomited but once during the afternoon,
,the.enemata are retained. At present his
pulse is 12O; temperature, $50, respira-
ID. w. BLISS,
49,. J. K. BARNES,
~. - j. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN,
ID. III, AGNEw
Immediately after the bulletin was
issued, .Dr. Bliss remarked to represen-
tative Of the Associate Press, that it was a
conservative statement of the case and is
generally speaking an indication of i'm
prevement. u e,f gaI y asd9sa
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 16--lO
p M.-To-day has undoubtedly been the
most unsatisfactory day of the presidents
illness The early morning showed signs
ofiess hope for the presidents recovery
and Cabinet officers, department officials
and Others of more or less Importance
called at the White House to obtain the
indications. With few exceptions the
o8heial bulletins have been referred 10 a,
answers 10 interogatories an to thu
epatisnt's eonditi,n. there being litt,,
peyond what they contained to saw
While the number of callers during N,
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
DEATHS,

BROWN.-On the 1lth inst, near Smyrna. Lille May
daughter of Henry and MOlle Brown, aged year.
months and days.
LEINBERGER.-ln this town. ON the 18th inst Henry
Charles, son of Henry and Rhoda Leinberger. aged
months.
SWEENEY-On the 18th Inst. near Smyrna William
F.. son of Barney and Jane Sweeney aged year
and months
SAXTON-On the 7th inst, near Five Points, this
county. George SaXtOn, aged about 81 years
SPENCER-On the Sth inst. near FELTON,, Mrs Sallie
Spencer, in the 18th year of her age,
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UNDER Oath.
A Startling in Revelation Of
" Oh, My God. IIow ! ~,
Suffer-"
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rHE |" rIMEs y is published every wednesday af.er.

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday af.er-
noon by ROBERT D. HoFFECKER, Editor and Pro-
pretor, at Smyrna Delaware.
TERMS -SUBscRIPTIoN--On year $500 in advance of
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears paid-only at the
option of the Publisher.
will be inserted at the rate Of
Seven Cents line forthe first inserton subsequent
insertions Three-and a-halfcents Aliberaldiscount
made to quarterly, sem-annual and yearly adverti-
sers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents per
line.
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
NOTICE.

The Uui!aT< ene' Executors named ehoye her
by give ucl.v,. that Letters ol Ic>;smea.s:y see
granted t. u, IA tho 3Fd oay II AUzg, -.
all persons therefore having demands against ,-r-
ceased estate Will present the same =. perry -;-,i
on or before the 3rd day Oi August - o abide .!
law in this behalf
WN rE%NFN
DAVID g. pENNGl.
aug lO-3w Execuc9.
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
aug l0.3w
WANTED. Agents; FOR TIE
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Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

Thomas o, Thompson, Esq, the Mayors
Secretary, who, some few days ago, slipped
on banana peel and sprained, his knee,
writes that St. Jacobs Oil acted like a
charm. - Chicago Tribune
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
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hnd evidence ol t!.c.; @4i..e-... ...-. .-
For >unhuru Ian AND Grca.v - H.. A.. .
sap an eXGri-- t.iot barn auG r.-.nr, ...s,.-.
fragrant with Gr.le.uu. = ,..,r.,... ... III.
sans
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

ER--HARRINGTON--At the Milton Camp
Ground. August ), 1881 by Rev. DIR. d. A. Shermer
William Butler, of near Dover, and Miss SGliie z
Harrington, of near Milford.
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

Hartmann, the Russian nihilist, Is in
Hamilton, Ontario, under the assumed
name of G. Block eiles. yinnife esd
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

BE WISE AND HAPPY.-If you will stop
all your extravagant and wrong notions
in doctoring yourself and families with
expensive doctors or humbug cure-alls,
that do harm always, and use only natures
Simple REMEDIES fori ali your ailments
yoh will be wise, well and happy and
Save great expense, The greatest remedy
for this, the great, wise and good will tell
you is Hop Bitters-rely on it. Zee
another coluinn.-Press atih9A
81 Ex-United States Senator James A.
Harlan has been nominated by, the repub-
lfcans of Henry county, Iowa, for the
State Sendfe.'s 80
- My son had an abscess in his side, thai
discharged two quarts of matter. Lind
sey's blood ssearcher' cured him. J. f.
Brooks, Painesville, Ohio. 9'w
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
CT EGU@ q

E'"''' - are fHr ,a'c by a. drn,.s... i-,.eee e..
c.fa. "a McdciHal ! .i!y ,al.... .,.,.- ..
a. 'eftc4Td EF<D.ret. in,. l.e" HIati Ps.-.,r -
ntttc t''c9rl -Tt'f'r,ar' i...- >.s. ... l...'
Hdd'"'""l ShH'1a1 N'og' lac: ~ taf> M larlpr>,. a.
ihT@" c.j''Gu'c!>. .''c. Ir.l-:. q. ......
Weeks {. Potter. Bo.:ca. xs,s
Ia All mai!ed free on rcrc!lt oi s.....
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
SMYRNA and Vicinity.

To-MoRRow-Thursday married peo-
ple's day at Collins Beach. CT course the
young folks are welcome.
THE trains on the Delaware Railroad
are carrying an unusually large number of
passengers at the present time.
The NJ. E. Sunday School intend to use
eornet accompaniment in the Sabbath
School after September 1st. 1t will be
performed upon by T. s. Start.
SEVERAL of our farmers, among whom
are two or three of the fF4sx brothers,
started on trip down the bay this morn-
ing. They intend to go as far as the
Breakwater IL they do not strand on Joe.
Flogger. .H s.-. s-
REV. J. V. SMITH, having returned from
his campmeeting tour, will fill the pulpit
of the NJ. E. Church next Sabbath morn
ing in place. of the pastor, who is still
absent attending at the present time the
Woodlawn" Camp. .F ..." 'sF, -
THE State Teachers Association meets
at Rehoboth next week, beginning on the
22d inst. Orders for excursion tickets
can be procured from Prof. J. III. Groves
Persons receiving orders are expected tc
join the Association. Annual fee one
81 A
For several Sunday evenings, com
mencing at 'seveno'clock; meetings have
been held at'Duck Creek. and judging
from the attendance on them, are pOpu
larly received. They will probably b
kept up during the warm weather. The,
are conducted by one or more of the loca
ministers. saga@ '.x .g : soa-
i LAST Saturday was the hottest day o
the season, the thermometer reaching tn
high point of 980 in the shade and som
registered even higher than. this. Tn
heat twisted the corn blades into ribbons
but the dark cioads which came with tn
change in the evening and from whicl
rain was hoped, passed over without
drop to revive the distressed crops.
81'." '7 77ftAs4ifil 4Dt rtsIfrtf@'- ~ 5000
THE clouds which passed over us o
Saturday without a drop of rain, CAV
them excellent growing showers from ses
! ford ON dswn the Peninsula, and the cor
crops in the main look green and flourish
, ing. The three upper Hundreds of Ker
and the lower Hundred Of New Cast
have had less rain perhaps than any pa
of the Peninsula.
n'aEGh 1870 sa ln9 saut-
GRAPEs, I've are indebted to Capt. ]
Scout & Son for a Gull basket of delieio,
grapes embracing the following yarietie
Lady, Moor's Early, Champion, Masth
8 Hartford Prolific, Warden's seedIin
: Telegraph Concord, Delaware and Mort
q exn MuscadinegI We decide, with the Ca
$ tain for the Lady aud Moore's for earlines
i though they are AL grapes of merit who
rich clusters show well for bis finely carr
0 for vineyard, .e gss,so sisr IL
s ARREST OH SUsPEcrED THIEF.-Gf
IS Nichols, the head cook for George M
:. lington, at the Bombay Hook hotel, !,
8, on the Clyde Friday and was suspected
e, stealing $40 from Mr., Millmgton. T
le money disappeared some days before.
le dispatch to sheriff Clark led him to arr'
As Nichols when the boat stopped qt n,
le Castle on her up trip and had bim lock
le up. Only three dollars were found
y. his person, but his cabba, which he left
ne the boat. was taken on to Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
LOST,

On saturday, the 18th inst in Smyrna, six (Sl Dol
lars. in notes The finder will be rewarded by return
ing it to the TINES Office.
GEO. NJ. STEVENSON.
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

For several Sunday evenings, COM
mencing at 'seven,o'clOck; meetings have
been held at>Duck Creek, and judging
from the attendance on them, are pOpu-
larly received. They will probably be
kept up during the warm weather. They
are conducted by one or more of the local
ministers. sagGa s.1 .g : sol4
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
NOTICE.

All persons in the town Of Smyrna, ,TeR HisR'Bf BfTTEg
supplied by the year with GILT EDUdt st the ReI
may find fuil Information by calHHs q
Estate Office ofAtP Griffith e r L PIiILL,El49.s ~
Glendale Farm Ereamery, eiackbl lIa 2 '"sg aug l0f
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

THE State Teachers Association meets
at RehOboth next week, beginning on the
22d inst. Orders for excursion tickets
can be procured from Prof. J. III. Groves,
Persons receiving orders are expected to
join the Association. Annual fee one
dollar. a ..'i..re ........ 80
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

REV. J. v. SMITH, having returned from
his campmeeting tour, will fill the pulpit
of the NJ. E. Church next Sabbath morn
ing in place. of the pastor, who is still
absent attending at the present time the
9 Woodlawn'' Camp. ..". 'sF
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

One C'io t-.. 1,-
I'ls'sr. cu- 49,.
>li rI.p:'- s'v. -.Ir.
anpiia'-"c -c. .c ,.- pull.
they iI,taI tly .e,ir'c llysp.s
sia, Liver Complaint Nais,r
Kidney ami Cringry f. II git.i.
.cr the pit oi II" 5. .,.Hh q.
aiie' ,ed part @ t,:..
= & PII.I... d Va.
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Two Hundred Acres Of Upland and Ninety
Acres Of Marsh. be the same more or less
G'F'losRGF GRAY

GEORGE V. MASSEY,
Or by their Attorney A +. . ~ -
Attest:-J NJ HorsMAN ~ Il .&s1tt'l - p
Clerk of Orphans couft.le aug l7-Qw
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17
COLLINS
V5ETAc c5S9 ELECTRO
RLAsTERS

Fever and AgUc and +
and may be WON oy,
the kidney. or any
Sod every where.
NgI-T-E'
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

To-MoRRow-Thursday day--is married peo-
ple's day at Collins Beach. CT course the
young folks are welcome.
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

PERsoNAL.--Mrs. L. J. Hofecker left
town for Brooklyn, N. Y, yesterday to
remain until autumn. 2
w. ], johnson rusticated few days at
Wye Camp last week, ,,..t.-...
+ +. 8. Phelps y spending the week at
Woodland Beach" .i,,s
Geo. ID. Armstrong left on Monday for
the West TO purchase sheep.
George VanWinklel is at Atlantic City
spendipg the week. eoagH q 3 4'sd
~ Robt, ID, HodeckeR. editor Of the TIMES,
went on Monday, to Ocean City, to attend
the Press Association in session there,
Miss Ella Buckmaster Is spending a
week Or two at Cape May Point. R'sl
Miss George Wilson and Mrs John
Winferd have been making visit at Ok.
ford, Nd. @ ~ i7a nis'ipe
Joseph NJ, huntington, y. s. Deputy
Marshal, positioned at TT, Smith, Ark, Il
visiting his father, r. s. Huntington, for I
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

SEVERAL of our farmers, among whom
are two or three of the FF4ax brothers,
started on trip down the bay this morn-
ing. They intend to go as far as the
Breakwater II they do not strand on Joe.
Flogger. -n .s.s s.-. -
Smyrna times., 1881-08-17

STAGGERs.-Thatd dreadful disease called
"blind staggers," which is looked upon
by farmers and owners of horses with as
much horror as the smallpox is in the
human family, has made its. appearance
in the neighborhood. of Moorten and killed
two horses belonging to James Moore and
Elisha Durham.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-06

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Hartland Business Cards.
WHEN IN WANT or
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- WRITE TO -
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