Smyrna times., 1881-05-11
~ RehobOth's season will begin on june Is
The railroad is being extended to the beach

hehoDoth.s season will begin on June 10
The railroad is being extended to the beach.
:, A. MARROW EscArE.--On Friday, Rev. G.
r. Bristor, ID. d., of New Castle, took the
train for the Delaware junction intending to
stop at that place to meet person coming
from Baltimore. He stepped out upon the
platform intending to get off when the train
stopped but just as he thought the train was
TO stop IT started ahead with jerk, throwing
MN OF head foremost sknning his face and
badly brusing his side and body. Persons
VINO saw the accident say that his escape from
death was nothing short of Il miracle - Nc,c
Castle STIR.
Coon FOR APPOQuINIMINK,--Ja Daniels,
OF .App09unimink hundred, this county, is a
prick. lie has been married three times and
Is the father of twenty-three children. OF
these, his first wife bore him six; his second
SIX; and his third, who is still living eleven
twenty Of them are living. He has fifty
grand children and nine great grand children
He says he never borrowed but one dollar in
his life, and that he returned without using it.
He was seventy-two years old last birthday,
and one day this week dropped and covered
four bushels of pease; and it wasn't very
good day for dropping pcasc, either. lur-
ran for APPOINTMENTS !-lTdIetoru Tra,i-
script.
THE CoURT AT WHBtINGToN.-Th New
! Castle county Court is now in session An
| elIoft was made on account of the prevalence
| OF smallpox in some of the localities Of Will
| mlngton, to have its meeting deferred but the
| Judge decided to 60 on and the Jurors were
| empanneled. The greatest anxiety is among
| the liquor sellers Of whom there are about 10
! the most of them heretofore without license.
! Inc trouble is over the new law 1t is reported
! that applicants for liquor licenses will have an
unusually hard time to receive favorable con-
| sIdcratlon this term and will have to prove tho
need OF hotels in their respective neighbor.
moods, and in some cases their inability to fol
low any labOriOus avocation.
! DELAWARE STATE FAIR.-Thc Third An.
| nual Meeting of the Delaware State Faj,
stockholders was held at Dover last wcrl;
The President, Thomas ii. Dcnney, in his re.
port made Il point against the general com.
plant of too much horse racing. He said on,
! day was set apart at the last Fair as farmers
day on which there would be no amusement,
OF any kind and nothing to distract from full
examination Of the stock, machinery. &c
ana the gate money on that day amounted t,
the meagre sum Of only Sl27. He saws the
! experiment will not be repeated The hal
! mile track is claimed to be one Of the best il
the Nation. BY the Treasurcr'S report tn,
! condition OF the company is as follows: Re.
ceipts, &9,G3964; disbursements Sa.G:qG4
assets, 81, 1870; capital stock paid in, = =
2501. The value of the companv's real es
tate Is 1908. 40. Thomas H. Denncy was re-
elected president, and ID. T. Barnard. Jr
secretary: The following were elected mana
gers for the ensuing year: john 3 Wharton
John Moore, Edmund Bailey, Joseph Nc
Daniel. Richard Harrington, j. Frank Den
ney, VIM. z. Seward Robert Denncv au(
James H. Todd.