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Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

THERE can be no doubt a. to tho
success of well-managed cotton facto-
ries in Mississippi. owing to tho nu-
merous and decided advantages thew
possess here over similar establish.
ments in the East. We see it stated
the Mississippi Mills. at Wesson, will
soon add another mill 10 their cotton
and woolen manufacturing facilities.
at cost of 100000. We believe
every factory hereafter established in
Mississippi. and properly conducted,
will yield as satisfactory results as the
Mills at Wesson wbicn now employ
about six hundr ed hands, and are run
day and night without being able to
keep pace with their orders. Cotton
and woollen factories scattered
throughout the State will greatly
assist in making or pcoPio prosper
Gus, and we believe the time has srriy-
cd when such decided encourage.
ment will be given to their introduc.
tion that the next few years will wit.
ness their establishment at all availa-
BILE points within our borders. VicEs.
burg Herald.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25
An Arkansas Jury.

Down 10 on extremely rural district
of Arkansas an old man was arrested
for stealing hog. The proof was
positive, anG court was surprised
when the plea OF not guilty was intro
duced. The lawyer for the defense. q
man we'll known for his trickery rath.
er than for bis ability, seemed par
ticularly desirous of selecting a jury
that would not show partiality in de-
cision. The prosecuting attorney, q
young and inexperienced man, agreed
to every juryman selected by the de-
fense, and the Judge, although be
might have thought the defense step
ped over the bounds Of judicial courte-
sy, said nothing. The arguments were
concluded, leaving in the minds oi
the people no doubt as to the verdict,
for one of the witnesses, man whose
word no one could dispute. swore that
be saw the defendant when he stole
the animal The jury retired, and of.
ter few moments, returned verdict
of no, guilty. in exact opposition to
the charge Of tho court.
When the court adjourned the
Judge approached the lawyer for the
defense and remarked:
"Look here, my friend, / never
heard Of such verdict. 1 cannot o:
40 impartial desseminator of justice
allow 80 fragrant an outrage to be per
petra,ed on this community. Tha
usn is as guilty as Judas. but if yot
will tell me the secret of the acquittal
III allow the verdict to pass"
You sec, Judge. the jury wa
rather young and some rather older.
"Yes. but what does that signify 2
at signifies that l run in the oil
mans twelve sons on tie jury.-Lit
tie Rock Gazette.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

This is a printer. He is called
compositor because he wants all the
"comps" and other deadhead luxuries
that are sent to the printing chop.
What does he do? Why, he sticks
lead by day, and by night he sticks
to bis friends, if they have any money
to treat with. He edits the editors
writings, sets type on the floor. makes
'oi,' and swears be will never get
drunk any more Are they good for
anything? Yes. some are good for
nothing, aud some are worse. There
are many sticks in the printing bust.
meas. When printer dies he should
have an imposing stone with this in
scription: Hic jacet. form that is
justified aud ready to be pressed into
the Observation-Disclosures Eye.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

One Of Washington Irving's funny
letters tells about man who, in 10
ing home from dinner party, at
which he bad taken too much wine,
fell through an .open grating into a
vault beneath the sidewalk. IIe
found the darkness and silelce rather
oppressive ut first, but in the course
Of the evening several of the other
guests fell in, and, on the whole. they
bad very pleasant night of 1t.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

On the night Of the 9th instant, between
and 10 o'clock, near Cottage Grove, in this
parish, John NJ. Walker and Wm. Pierce
were shot, the for ner in the right side of the
head, face, ne:k and shoulder, with buckshot;
and the latter in the left side with No.
squirrel shot-l02 of the shot penetrating the
bowels and liver, inficting. it said, fatal
VI. Underwood, who is now under arrest
Bossfr Banner
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25
People who Whine.

There is clas5 Of persons in this
world. by no means small, whose
prominent popularity is whining.
They whine because they ore poor, or
II they are rich because they have no
health to cnj " their riches; thew
whine because they have no luck, and
others prosperity exceeds THERE
they whine because some friends have
died and they are living; they whine
because they have aches and pains
and they have aches and pains because
they whine; they whine, no one can
tell why. Now, word to these whin.
ing persons: First. stop whining
1t ls OF no use complaining, fret,ing.
fault.fnding and whining. Why, you
are the mos; deluded set of creatures
who ever lived Do you know that
1t Is q well-settled principle of phys.
o'ogy and common sense that these
habits arc more exhausting to nervous
vitality than almost any othe. viola
ton ofphysiological law? Aud do you
know that life is pretty much as YOU
make II! You can make it bright
aud sunshiny, or you can make it
dark and shadowy This life is meant
only to discipline us-,o fit us for O
higher aud purer state of being. Then
stop whining and fretting, aud 60 on
your way rejoicing
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25
w. w. FARMER,

rOCNSELOR IN LAW AND EQUITY,
" Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chan
s~ry. Monroe. Ouachita Parish, LousiaEa,
Has resumed his profession as Connsetor, to
which he will devote ccreful attention; and
will invariably require payment for his ddrice.
Has also resumed his profession as Attorney
and Solicitor and VII, practice in the United
States District, Circuit and Supreme Courts,
and in the State District, Circuit and Supreme
Courts in all classes of cases, law, equity,
probate, criminal and bankruptcy. a new
bankrupt iu~ will bs adopted in 1922 Viii
make the maintenance OF pdiid aud the annu
men, Of illegal tax titles a specially. Will
devote hi. personal attention to his cases and
nll his time to his profession, as his sole
6usinsss, to the exclusion of all other occnpa.
,ions and cannot he engaged or retained III
any case without fee.
hrOhcs at his residence.
Sept. ~, lSSl.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25
Children's Requests,

Whatever you think proper to gran, a child.
let il be granted at the first word. without en>
ing any condi,ion. Gran, with pleasure, re-
fuse with reluctance; but let Yonr refusal be
irrevocable; let not importantly shake your
resolution let the particle NO" when once
pronounced, be wall OF brass. which child,
after he has tried his strength against it, shall
never more cndea avor to shake
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

One of the natives of New Mexico
took new departure in the matter Of
agricultural implements. Instead Of
the sharpened stick of his forefsthers.
be bough, an improved American
plow and broke up his land. But q
lack of ram caused a failure of the
crop. So be went back to the plow Of
bis iaddies. sDrinkled the ground with
holy water, and the rain came and
produced an abundant yield. Since
then that neishborhood hates a new
tangled plow, and improved imple-
ments would stir up riot. So much
for superstilion. ... .... .
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25
Michigan Lumbermen in Calcas,
Sieu.
(Lake Charles Commercially

Lake CharIeS commercially
We learn that the gentlemen from
Michigan investing SO heavily in tim
bered lands in our parish. propose 60.
ing into the log business with a vim.
They say they will show our log-men
something about logging that they
never dreamed of. IT is said that one
of them will bring 800 lumbermen
from Michigan into our pine woods
next spring, and that be intents to
run 100 10y teams.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

Detroit Free Press: An inventor has in.
vented theater seats which can be instantly
lowered into the floor Of any building and
the safety of the audience be insured in case
of panic. If i, includes a patent for making
sure that the man whose duty it would be to
lower the seats would be there, instead OF
trying to save his own life, 1t would be an
absolute SUCCESS without doubt.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
T W. WILLIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Delhi, La,

Prac ICES in the courts OF Franklin, Richland.
Madison and West Carroll Par>hr- and in
the Supreme Court a, Monroe aud New Or
leans, La.
Agency for the ,ran-ac,ion of all business
connected with the purchase, sale and lease
Of real estate respectfully solicited.
Lists and description of property for sale
AMI parish and sectional maps may he seen
10y calling at his office. Communications
promptly answered. janis, lSS2.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

One often hears OF ",he benefit Of the clergy
for one about TO be executed A Crlmean
soldier has jus, died in England who had the
benefit OF 1t, when taken by the Russians as
spy. They were about to execute him,
when it suddenly occurred TO them that his
heavy white locks marked him as a high priest
and they spared h!m.-E-es Press.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

Childhood often holds truth with its
feeble fingers, which the grasp Of manhood
cannot retain, which i, is the pride Of u,mos,
age To recover.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25
THE RICHLAND BEACON
published every Saturday morning, al
RAYviLLE, LOUISIANA,
THOS. J. MANGHAM,
Editor and Proprietor.
Tcrnps OrSubscriDtiOn


Rec 1mmended by the Louisiana Press Associ
atIon for adoption by the publishers Of
country newspapers. IN this STATE, in ac-
cep,ing advcrtsemcnts from advertising
agents
Transient advertising, one inch, one time.
81 so; each subsequen, time, - cents.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25
ach subsequent time, - cents.
Fee for Announcements


For Representatives 10
For parochial officers 10
To be paid for invariably in advance.
10 cents per line, each insertion, for reading
mater or local notices.. - per cent addei To
above rates for each change of yearly, hal
yearly or quarterly advertisements
Positively no reduction from above rates for
the accommodation of any one.
Cash must accompany every order unless
the advertiser ar agent is known by the pro-
prieior to be a responsible party.
Communication must reach this otfice bv
or before Thursday mornings, II they appear
IN the first issue after they are received, and
Advertisements mus, be handed IN before Fri
day noon. u
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

True glory takes root, and even spreads.
All false preten.es, like flowers, fall TO the
ground, nor can any counterfeit last long
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

True goodness is ike the glow worm III
tins, that 1t shines most when no eye excep,
those of Heaven arc upon IT,
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

To be comfortable and cor,en,ed, spend
less than you can carn-an art whWh (ow
have learned.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

Habits are soon assumed, bni when we
strive TO strip the n off, It's being dayed alive
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

The iigLtes, heart sometimes makes the
heaviest mourning.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

Idene.s is the key Of bogsary aui The root
Of all evil.
Richland beacon., 1882-02-25

- Great chance to make money.
uAIN Those who always take adj
"IHv- vantage of the good chances
NV4N@sio tor making money that are
offered, generally become wealthy while those
who do not improve such chances remain m
poyery We want mary men, women, boys
and girls 70 work for us right IN their own io>
cali,ies. Any one can do tie work properly
from the first start. The business VIII pay
more tliaa ten times ordinary wages. fxPeh'
.;ye ou,f, furnished rec. No one who engages
fails 10 make money rapidly You can devote
vour =. hole time To the work, or only your spare
moments Full information ai'd all tha' -
needed sent free. A ldress SrINsos q 20
:"n7 soIv Portland, Maine
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

ODD-FELLows' ANNIvERsARY-The esd
anniversary of the order of Odd Fellows
was celebrated at Milford on Wednesday
last. The weather was unfavorable but
the attendance was large and the parade
an imposing one. Among the organizl-
tlons in line were four military companies,
and Lodges from Georgetown, Harrington
and other towns throughout the State.
A number of Lodges unable to attend in
body sent representatives. Carriages
containing Governor Hall, General PostIes.
Colonel Ponder and Generals Collision and
Marvel were in the line. The procession
was reviewed by Governor Hall and Gen
eral P0stles at point on Walnut stree q,
near the bridge. There were about one
thousand men im line. The invited guests
were hanqueted at Lowrey's, Smoot's and
Gorby's hotels. In the evening an inter-
e>ting meeting was held in DOrsey's Hall.
where history of the order was read by
J. Y. Foulk, and an address delivered by
Past Grand Master G. F. Borie, of Phila-
delphia. Pleasing music was rendered by
a local quartet
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

A cOlored boy has been arrested and
lodged in Cambridge Jail for stealing one
turkey egg.
Col. Hughlett last week deposited at
Mapledam bridge, in Blackwater river,
100000 white perch.
During a quarrel at Crisfeld, Monday,
Samuel Emory, cOlOred, shot and killed
Isaac Chatfeld, cOlored
The Methodist Protestant congregation
at POcomOke City have commenced the
erection Of Il new church builling.
Jas. f. wilkins, Il prominent citizen of
Kent county. died Monday last, aged u
years. lie was Il cousin of the late Col
Edward Wilkins.
VIM. 3. Legg, ESQ, at one time a JUS
tice of the Peace for Queen Anne's county
died ut his residence, near Halls Cross
Roads, on Thursday last.
S. c. Sattcrfeld, of Caroline county.
sold last week three beef cattle, the aggre-
gate weight being 5,4S5 pounds. One of
them weighed $40 pounds.
Rev John Jay McCabe has been assign
ed as junior preacher on Caroline circ ait
in place of Rev. Wilmer Jaggard, who has
been transferred to Milford Neck, Del.
Frank Parrish, 24 years of age, shot
himself through the head at Henderson,
on Wednesday night, and died next even
ing. The deed is attributed to i'll health
and dependency.
A little negresa attempted to wreak re-
venge for iancicd wrongs on Talbot
county family ii few days since by placing
rags, saturated with coal oil, about the
house AND firing them. Serious damage
was narrowly escaped.
Inc Town Commissioners Of Crisfeld
have decided 10 purchase a hand engine
with the necessary hose and apparatus
Five hundred dollars was subscribed and
the commissioners decided to raise adli-
tional $500 among themselves.
EnOch Moore, Jr., of Wilmington, Del.
has received contract from the EnterpisG
Transportation Company of Chestcrtown
Md, to build new steam barge, to be
completed within ninety days, in time fol-
the peach trade. The vessel is built from
/ the same model as the EddystOne, its
dimensions being 120 feet in length, 2i
/ feet wide and feet in depth.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
SRS)
J. B. COOPER,
(COOPER'S BUILDING.)
sOr. Main & Commerce SIS,
SMYRNA, DEL.

| withdraw for a while nv
tcmized Advertisement. and
merely say that my Stock OF
Dry Goods, Notions, Under
wear, Hosiery, Carpets, Oil
(loths, Groceries, Provisions.
'pices, Flour. Feed, Glassware.
(uecnSWare. Earthcnwarr,
'tOneware, Flower Pots, Pin,
'lueS, Cedar and WilIowwalr.
lnwarc, Lamps and Lanterns
obacco and Cigars, School
Books, Blank Books. Bibles.
-Iusic and Hymn Books, Sta
ioncry, Fancy Papers, Cutlery
ropes and TwineS. Umbrellas.
tents Furnishing Goods, and
he Great Variety of Miscclla
leous Goods forwhich my Store
las been long noted, is kept
Up to its usual standard.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
nu,i1cA SERVICES.

- METHODIST EPISCOPAL. -Sunday,-Presc
pBURI ~ nnd5lSPM sunday SchOul--9 An and
at lO.2 praver MeeIing--Tuesdays at 71%p NJ. Rev.
Inn d Rigg. Pastor ,
Jon" Jon,s pporEsrANT EPIsCoPAL.-Sunday-P
81 Iois A. NJ and "a I'M wedneSday-.4 = 81, NJ
ing AZ iTH32y-gi% Az Sunday Sch0OI--2P y. Kew
SSro sTo Il Gordon, Rector.
--,.rrp, ,x --Sunday-prcaching at l0l2 a. N: anu
PEEsSD, sunday SChOul-2F =. NJ Prayer MeetlhS-
;s13d,ys 1T =. p N. Rev J. 7. CmSted: Pastor
o'-uolic-Odd Fellows H"ll1See"nd sRnT"y RIy Se, w.
bradford Pastor o,,
n.y,J METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Coioredl.-S9.uill,- sun,
NNpreachiug at lGl5 A. N. and r. NJ. he' Ve'
h. ,.,.,,,,,,,.r Fp,,cop 1i-Sunday ching
AFEIG,aaiHI ,aiI NJ and - P v. Rev Jacob W. "'lKS
Ssluls PASTOR.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
SECRET SOCIETIES.

,,,v LODGE. No l3 a. F. \: N-MetiS FifS' -, I''y
H4ETojSiT H4Es;rj thursday evenings Of each m'h''. ~ Q
ocnck. - z, N'nats every
S9sISi S9SriSsy evening. 1T o'clock ,a
80 .s,.1,, rxCANPNEST No. Meets SECOND ai" ,
AETfh Eo"T,h T Tuesday evenings month vo'N
-, Coxc,AyE. No 45. ORDER OF HEPf HSorHS'- i,
sS9, sS9 hSA .very Wednesday evening at ~ o eloeA'
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
, - AN i'l'G ! -
>. II BltUWN, ESQ Barnu ell.
a..HZ ..aA

AZ Il .saA
sixteen mrnth~ since an erui zion broke ont on my
leg and b. tn Iect which turned ut Il, I4 Ey.r,,;
ana r"'ISeI me great pain aud unnuN aIlre. / Irie
Narl"G> RENE lies with no good results until u>pr
tle CutcurH krSnlvcut internally and Curuia ~ ii
'ntirurh soap externally. Whirh entire culed me
SO that my >kld l. as SnO ,th and natural H. G, err
LEN NJ FkAlLEY 6I south ST I}atimme
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
N0tiee TO Advertisers. a

Persons having Advertisements, or waning !H,,,rG
,,,Irns in their nd ' ertisement>, III the INES
can' .Il 'Irase have them IN the office by Tuesday
sfternoon, at d . clock.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
ca a'E< GJI<A.

The !uticura treatment, for the cure of SKIN S,aIp
hhu biO III DlSeaSr> consist III the internal uSt ,n
Cut'uTa ReS"ll et the new bln"I purifier AMI the
external u>e of CuticurH and Curura and C'uricuru
soap The 'ireht skin Cures. Price of Cntcira small
'AeS, % large nuXtS 81 GD (uti, IRA ke.OlA,.lIt
81 per tile Cutirur0 Soap 2ir. Cutirura Shavim=
Suap ljc.
Depot. WEEK. d POTTER. b aston Mass
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

| will call special attention
however to the following:
lst.-Carpets by Sample
rom the Largest Stock in New
ork, and at New York Prices
Iy sales are steadily incIcaS
No in these Goods. OrIcr
illcd i'll Three Days, Carpet,
made if desired,
2d.-The we'll known "Que''
'hirts. Excellent. Price re,
luced.
3d.-Kid Gloves, the Very
Best. Any Size or Shade
ordered if my customers will
i've me Three Days Notice.
4th.-Sewing Silks and
twist, the Best Makes.
5th.--Underwear, for La
lies, Gents and Children.
6th.-Thc celebrated Per
kins & House Non Explosiv,
Lamps.
7th.-Dcvoc's Brilliant Oil
the Best Burning Oil made.
8th.-He No Tea, a Pure.
Natural, Fine Favored Tea
9th.-Landreth's Gardel
Seeds. Special pains is taken
to keep up a full stock Of thcS(
well known Seeds, and any
thing not in stock will bt
ordered promptly. Other
Growers Seeds are also sold
l0th.-A few blankets
Ladies' Coats, Winter Shawl>
Nubias, Woollen Hose, Clotl
Gloves, Fur Top Gloves, anC
other Winter Goods, will b(
sold at cost, for cash, unit
March Goth or 25th, when i
not sold they will be put away
for the season.
llth.-Some Pieces of Ham
burg EdgingS marked down
to give place to new stock.
l2th.-Particular attention
is asked to the Book Depart
ment. | have a large varict,
Of Poems and Miscellaneou.
Books, for Children, Youth ant
Adults, and any Book pub
lished in this Country O.
Europe, ii not in stock, can b,
had in a few days, and viii
cost the customer les, than i
ordered direct from the Pub
fishers. Libraries and Sunda,
Schools supplied at as good ;
Discount rs can I've obtained
from City Houses. Give III,
Full Title and Style Of Bind
ing and there can he no mis-
takes. There are plenty o
witnesses to this. Music Book,
10y the Dozen or Hundred a
Short Notice. Family anc
other Bibles, and Me Hymnal
in large variety.
The above is enough. TIL,
Public know my Store. Call
a m MAnmrn
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

A plot to blow up the Kremlin, at Mos
COW, during the coronation of the Car,
has been discovered.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

NGN l"fk.. S4i' pt' NJNI'lTtl arrive. = g..
All frrghts must be at the various station AT u.t
thirty 30) minutes before starting of train otherwise
they will lay over twenty-fOur ~ hours
Freight Trains will have Passenger Car attached
which will be subject To delays incident to the Freight
BUSINESS.
q, 5. SASFORn. Superintendent.
OXFORD Mn Dec 81 1880
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

VIZ ~ - = a.4u,A llruCuOuS cure u
"e vi the WO ~ CuSeS OI SNiu disease Known. h,
l'ateht Is man tOry years old hud suffered ii pl
!e%rS MS eyes. scalp and hearty his whole l DIV
PiSeehA flSIltlui appearance. HAD hat u e attel-
Ion "I Twelve ,lliereml Ihysiruns who prvScl Led
the best remedies known 10 the profession such A.
IOie l"'ln>Slliin. ar CniC, corrosive sbnte Sar,H.
pIilla etc: Had paid a.QI for ne,iica Irea, ,IneiI
~tn nut little relief prevailed ultn hIln To tlst.
and tHt.vura Sndp externally lie tlI,t 81, and w
completely cured The Shim on his head face and
many "tler parts OF hi> hody hicn Presented nI 81
nAthSoe appearance. j. a. sulI and sin n,th aS
IN lIlanls .. with no tIace tue disease lei
Oehlhd He has now been cuied twelve mouths
kppurle toy
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
Delaware & Chesapeake
Railway.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY. January S. 1881, (SlntayS
excepted trains viii run as follows:
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
PEDEGREE.

Sire General Knox. 10y Vermont Hero: dam by
Young Hainhlet"liian General Knox has Is repre-
SeutaIVeS i'll the So ami in the 213 list which is
exceeded 10y hut three living H.liInS-NOlunteer
baniel Lambert and Almnnt-and by but i've living
'ieud. Nhi,h would IN, luie RyStykr's lIamhle
tUnian and RUe Bull He p" SesseS t. wonderful
degree the capacity To transmit his speed T. his pre-
geny. all of his colts having the trntng qualities
largely dCAeluIed AMI TOP without the Hnvantngr
of the stations mentioned in ha' ing had the best
quality aud largest nnnl er "f mares. General Knox
,ultS with recurd> ui 2.3J and better: Lady Maud
2.lH4 Ci Year nll lee Tt - tam"r> 2.i9 Iudr
pen'lemce 22l!4 ,lnbhc trial 2lsl2; Victor, 223;
Colonel ri: Emperor "llinm. 227I2; Flirt 22SI ;
Arthur 30: Harry >hamIeT > 30: Messenger Knox
23O TYPuGOS'S Iinm WAS bv CuukIius American
Star sire of 81 Cll'l ~ AId Star 90 C"nklnS
Ameriran star by Srrly> American star American
star Mares have gruwn infO such POPULARITY aS to
stand al the head of the list H. luShiuah,e dams
having produced mrrV IrtcrS by M in the 20 lit
than amy 9TH, family "t mares aud being particu
many others might instance Dexter 2IF4; Nettie
> Is; Dr!Ver I9: Orange loss IN. 10 Martha Wash
Gnud 22ll@ Trio. 22HI Robert M' Grcgor 22334 :
Frank WuId 22i Carrie 22Pt Young Sci t;nel IG
Orange Blo>>''n 226'2; Mnde>ty. 2:6l@; Lady BleH'
Mnrrisun ?27'9; Enhc -: Maud 2:9H; Harve.l.
Queen 10 aud from Nircs "Et ct star dams Hattie
Woodward 3lt 10y Aher'l' en- the best I" the cred {
OF IL sire at his age Nreat Eastern. 2S. and Dick
s~iveler. rs by Waikiki chief better two than
any Sire Of his age pr 'iu. ed. For above facts
re.er u official lr"ttng register.
DESCIIIPTION.
TYPHOON Is Il jet hncn. l119 haIr> high years
old weighs over lOJJ pounds beautifully pr"l- T.
toned power b,ing nirely blended with quality,
his back luils and OIL er pT"peilrg points t"i eX-
repdingy giud. lnTg: bu!e and excellent ieet his
fine presen, ahd beautiful action making him any
admirers
TERMS.
Single Service $40; Seasun service $50 with
privilege uf auuther season If mare should not prov
III al. Mares krpt"n reasonable terms With best care
and attention. hlIi at owners rick.
viii >tnnd at MHxwells Hotel. Middlctnwn. one
week commencing MArrh 27th; next week at home
and smyrna HOUSE. smyrna. and at each place alter
! nate weeks during the season. apr - 4w
GEORGE A. WELLINGTON, Woodland Beach
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

J. II. Primrose, Smyrna, Del,-Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Trunks.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03
MarN'land Items.

A cOlored boy has been arrested and
lodged in Cambridge Jail for stealing one
turkey egg.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-03

Twelve hundred and seventeen pas
sengers sailed from New York for Europe
on Saturday, in seven ocean steamers.