Smyrna times., 1882-03-01
county and State Items.

county and State Items.
II present there is not 4 single case of
sallpox in Wilmington.
The Thomas Clyde has resumed her trips
M Philadelphia to Delaware NilE' ana
+ sm.
gbo new p. ". < 3. Railroad station in
bennington. will he finished in about two
,,eF..
" William :. Hitch. of Laurel. is
.;pg 10 erect Il canning factory near the
epot in that lows.
fine coming sale Of the Al1nshouse
,apeg:y is creating Il stir in real estate
-,es Of Wilmington
s Wilmington is in predicament con-
-Qng her public schools. There are
to MANY children or too few schools.
James c. Wilson. Justice Of the Peace
j. Townsend and, :. W. Clement, Justice
tthe Peace at Summit Bridge, are dead.
Walter Burton will conduct both the
SIGHT al; Douglass Houses. at Rehoboth,
s1t year, having leased tkc latter of Nr.
ELL
over a thousand people ia Wilmington.
nended the humbug so-caleG spir-
nal manifestations a; the Opera House
Saturday night.
Large numbers OF mules and horses
i'm other States. mos; 0fthcm purchased
Kentucky, ara nov offered for sale ia
IL variou, towns Of the state.
The grocery store OF Amos Hinsleys at
ladsE. was entered by burglars on sun
Ay night 4 lot Of flour. tobacco and
eidy made clothing was stolen.
4 correspondent Of the Norajag .Ncas
i'm ;.l,sex brings out benjamin. Fook-.
Laurel, as the coming man for the
/ 5Dublican nomination for Governor.
The UIaT0rcan say : that if the statute
gins profanity were enforced in Dover,
a- fines collected would soon pay for
pUG.g the miserable streets there in
las order. Try IT,
e. l4DHtlS ci bllllOId lOfNdFueu 70 VT.
Fard. of Eikton. Md. chall2nge to
aa,ch Samuel RadcliH' and Edward Short.
18th Of Milford. in a pigeon match against
Iessrs Williams and Bainos. for $3.50 a
de.
john b. Bickel, Of Milford Neck. has
ast drawn a prize Of 800 in the Louisiana
-l,tery. The Milford Ners and Chr0aicic
dealing with the lottery company mCn-
toned.
Gov Hall. has declined to interfere in
ne case Of jeremiah iIarrigan, sentenced
10 be hanged on March 9th for the mur-
Ter of Dennis Shsa@in March last. Har-
igan was Informed Of the Governors
decision and manifested but little emo
lion.
Delaware'S militia j. likely to get some
hing more from the National Govern
Hent, since it is proposed to increase the
enUal appropriation for militia to 81 900
9J and divide it among the States in
Noportion to the number of State troops
hey maintain.
Recently one Of Milford 5 citizens con-
'tted ilr, Agnew concerning rheumatism
win which the patient was afflicted.
After twOminutes examination. DIR.
A@haW said Throw your medicine in
|ae hie and soak your feet twice day in
t0id water. Thirty dollars"
Inc revival under the management of
ne Rev. W. w. w. Wilson. in the NJ. f.
aurch, Of Frederica. still continues with
tnabated interest. Scores have professed
change Of heart. 1t is said that there
=, : scarcely person in the town now above
It Years Of age that does not make "A pro-
iesslon Of Christianity.
1t is rumored says the Georgetown
D'@ocrot. that Captain Roscnbauln has
purchased the Brick Hotel. in that place.
u Messrs. WoOten & Richards. for $1,000
aad that Frank Harmonson. of Milton.
las bought the hotel there which belonged
70 Ex-Governor James Ponder. for - 900
AGmor also says that Judge Wootten has
'old a house in Wilmington for the snug
sum Of $4,000.
The Levy Court adjourned Friday until
!le regular March session, commencino
lnesday the 7th. Then they will sit as a
ourt Of appeal, to correct the assessments
and assess those who have been left Off of
lhe list Those persons who desire to be
assessed should be on hand with the prom
tF a vouchers and get upon the List. The
Noheet0rs will also hand in their Delin-
4"eht Lists that day.
Colonel Thomas Hyatt, has signed a
vase vase renting the hotel at Ridley Park
I"Ill M; June 18th, for temporary academy.
: cail VIII Immediately be issued for the
r,.S, ,"'s,'eHDling Of the cadets, and within
so5 "Gek Colonel Hyatt expects to have his
I.Hpol IN running again as usual On the
sro n 81 June the regular commencement
if~s'clses ina take place, and before the open
~ VI The fall term the old building at
hug LL"gs'er Is to be reconstructed. 1t will be
%t a,'' IN the same general style as formerly.
sSS S many minor improvements will be
'''eu which it formerly lacked.
Ia nfMENEAL.-Miss Kate Wilson and Nr
y Y'H "a W. Roberts were united in marriage
so.e he residence of the brides fsther
a bTT1oFe TSFe " llson, Esq, near Middletown.
NJ, thursday ~ evening, Rev. w. Il. S. Muir
M SSa,llclating. Miss Sylvia A. Wright. of
lisooealet9own, was bridesmaid and Mr..
ibs e Y wilson, brother of the bride, was
Hep5s sE9QM'a abest man. About fifty
1fTSoa were present. The presents were
spS iIstgqS, embracing articles beautiful
e,v.S Sselill. An inviting collation. was
Ha,eou, During the evening Miss Addie
seya,aI se,ru entertained the assemblage with
Abonuat selections of instrumental music.
bds1 oa!en eleven o'clock the bride and groom
ptOcaoSuleeu %'leu to their many friends and
Caytos 70 the home of the groom, near
s"h'-l lhddletOrn Transcripi.