Smyrna times., 1882-07-26

ob.ngps in their adVertlselhehls' III Tue
l~S Wi,'rS wil please have them IN the once
l., Tuesday afternoon, at . 9" clock.
County and state Items.
Professor :. T. Ford is summering in
Ontario,
william A. Price bas been appointed .
postmaster at Delaware CITY
Hon BENJAMIN T. Bigg is lying very !
81 In ~ h;s residence in Middletown.
very handsome station Is being /
hniIt at the Bear on the Delaware rail
road
Tho steamer Breakudter makes the
,rin from Lewes to New York in twelve
hours.
Russell & Allen shipped from Bridge
Vile on Saturday 1000 pounds ofgeese
feathers.
The steamer Republic carried 1000
To Cane Nav Sunday, one hundred and
Gav df whom were from Wilmington.
The merchants of Dover will close
their storc- during Camden camp-meet-
na every evening except saturday NJ
o'clock.
The new station of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad Ill
Wilmington. will be opened to the
.-.,oI;n,, ,hlia upVt Monday.
Henry 4. Murray. Florist died ut
his residence in Dover on Thursday
night. after short illness OF heart dis
ease in the 18th year of his age
Mrs. Michael Finan, Il young mar
ried woman. was fatally burned by the
exDlosion of coal oil can ut her home
in Wilmington, Monday evening.
Henry Williams died at his residence
near Bowers Beach on Wednesday
morning last. in the S7tl year of his
age. He was large land-hOlder.
DR.. Mcclellan, better known rs
diamond Dick" was arrested on
Friday evening at New Castle, for
fighting and disorderly conduct in the
Jefferson House.
Mrs Richard Hanson. of Middle.
town, has sold her peach orchard tC
Willets & Jones at b cents Il basket
She will nave between four and five
thousand baskets.
A negro boy was drowned in th'
Appointments creek, Sunday, while
swimming about two miles below Odes
sa, on the farm of +. c. FenimOre. Esq
with whom he lived.
Letters testamentary on the estate @
William b. COrbitt. VI. d., decease
late of Wilmington, p. c., were granite
to Daniel y. COrbit, executor by Reg
lister Bggs, on Saturday.
The management of the steamC
Thomas Clyde lament the accident t
the tug Laura, and say that $1,000
would not be an equivalent for tn
time lost, and the moral effect Of til
accident on the travelling public,
William W. Lewis, of Delaware Cit
left his wife and four children 81
months ago to seek employment as
travelling salesman. and has not sine
been heard Of. His family are great
distressed on account of his prolOngC
and unexplained absence. He WI
last seen at Clayton.
William Welden. collector of App
quinimink hundred, died at his hon
near Townsend. on Wednesday NOR
lhg, OF malarial fever. He was i'll Il
61th year of his age. Squire Welde
as he was familiarity called, was one
the best known citizens of lower Ne
Castle county, and was universally l
spected and esteemed by his neighbC
and acquaintanccs
Mrs. Albert Pennington of Middleton
died Friday after severe illness
ABOUT three weeks. The deceased "
az earnest worker in the temperaI
E9R9e. aud at the tine of her death v
i,Il'e SeCEetaly Of the Women Christi
temperance Union She was also
acIlfe member Of the N. T. Nhur'
She was very highly esteemed.
leayes husband. five daughters a
one son, \. = Pennington, mail age
Vh the F.. W. 4 b. X. r., to mourn
death.
Jonn G.. Jackson, the IIockes
astronomer. who few weeks ago
nouneed that he had discovered a +
Gioud tioating over the dark s.
known as the Mare Crisium in
moon, ayers that he caught sight
aiiother cloud ia the same regiOl
hshV o. two ago. The Mare CrisI
,s 5 one Of the most interesting spots
VIC moons visible hemisphete, beca
several times before odd ard puZzl
appearances have been noticed upoi
Ali mat is known Of the moons III
E Gqndltio4 initiates agaihst'
4acKson'i helief that he has seen clio
eeFe. still there is little doubt
Slalges have heep noticed in cerI
II eAlhFes OF tbs lunar scenery, and 81
Il WY lntereating discovery may
ii awaiting thOse who diligently st
b scopes
81 DELAWARE COLLEGE. E.-Since the
1oIced retirement of Professor Rein
noI The faculty Of Delaware Col
anu The resignation of William Dea
III trustee, Newark has fallen back
ii gsqa peaceful condition! The
se tfolble has been settled, iand
Il ;rs.. na. seems to interest the friends o
Il -, s,enslltioh is who is to succeed Pr,
d i'll III Aeinhart, for whose position a =
n w q applications have already
n aqe. II is rVmored that Rein
4 = consulted with several lawye
a ne advisabiIity of bringing
u as4iast the trustees for the sum-