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Smyrna times., 1882-10-18

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT. D. HoFEECKER, Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
MS-SUBscRIPTIoN-On year s.. 90 in advance
or $3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
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ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
ofSeven Cents line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semiannual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18

IF THE people who like politics in
allopathic doses are not receiving a
satisfactory portion at this time, it is
no fault of the party papers. There is
one consolation to those of different
taste,-it does not last all the year.
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18
Registers Order.

EEpI>rEE'> OFFICE. kent CouNry. uF.-.
POWER: October H. l'N-
l~,II application 90: WM. CDRBIi ~F"JAN
Administrator ui HORACE ~Fki ANtE. .at F..
buck CrccE Iiuuirvd. I'll said CuU,t! ,.yr,a>e'
il j. ordered and directed by the ,.y-.,tc- IL.
the said WM. CORBlT SPI;CANCE give i.,se
of the granting OF Letters of Administration ll-'-
the estate a.: the said deceased 10y c;;G>..l- li'y
ti>emrut> 10 hc posted within tuiiy days ia-
the date of such letters. in >X OF the most pa.'
places of the County OF Kent requiring al len Z
having demands against the estate to present. Ut
>anc or abide by an Act ut Assembly IN s'.'-
case lnudcuud provided; and a>o car>t ;Ae >4l-'
;n hc inserted in The SMYRNA TINES. nc">i&it
published in smyrna. and continue therein
Weeks
t,iNcu under ;ly hai.i and Nca, % ,.-'
..,r ot the Register aforesaid. Al royyE Ac..
Shall County aforesaid. the day and !.-'
above written.
JC PENNEWlLL. EE'!'EiG
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NOTICE,

The undersigned Administrator named ae..e
hereby gives notice. that Letters Of Adm!h''a
tion were granted 10 me on the Ion "a! I.
October. lSS3; all persons therefore ha(il- %
mandS against the deceased estate. VIII Ei'%.,
the same. properly atteSted on or before .it -
day of October. iSSi. or abide by law in tbs ''
half. ,,..,.,,,,
Aim.ni>trayi
AddreSS-Wilmington Del oct II~'
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18

Gangs of burglars are carrying on
operations in the rural regions of New
England, where the dwellings are
poorly protected and where people
give little heed to the fastening Of their
doors and windows, No fewer than
seven houses in the old Massachusetts
town of Framingham in one night.
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18
Dover.

DOVER, Get. l6, 1882.
MIR. EDITOR The State House has
been undergoing some needed repairs
for the last week or two. The painters
now have charge Ol it and are giving it
n yellow coat OF paint.
Since the water works have been
completed several Of our engines have
availed themselves Of the convenience
of having water flowing through their
houses.
The State Capitol Band of this place,
received on Saturday last several new
horns and base drum. The band
before made good music, now with their
new instruments we may expect to
hear music of the highest order.
| have heard it said, from good
authority, that the State Fair will be
held, next year, at Wilmington, instead
of Dover as heretofore. The cause of
which was informed is that Whining
ton offers the managers greater induce
ments than Dover.
The new public school house OH New
street is rapidly nearing completion.
The roof is now being put on. The
building will be quite fine structure
when completed. 1t will be ready for
occupancy by the first of January
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Todd has sold his furni-
! ture and undertakers store to Mr.
Collin Il. Furguson, of Baltimore, Md
Mr.. f. is having the store room ON
the corner of State and North streets
fitted up and will move his goods into
it in a short time.
Mr. Clayton Fisher who has been a
clerk in the store of Dyer g. Casson
has become Il member of the firm.
The Democratic meeting which wa.
held under the auspices of the young
mems Democratic club on Wednesday
evening last was largely attended by
both ladies and gentlemen, and grca
interest manifested The speaker
were loudly applaud'd, whenever they
said anything nice or made cuttiu;
remark.
Mrs. Harper, wife of the late Thos
S. Harper. will move to Wilmington
i'll n few days to reside there with he
son.
Mr.. Willard Salisbury and Mr.. Johl
Houston two law students Ofthis place
passed creditable examinations las
+ week and will be admitted to practic
law at the next session of court. MI
5. will, | understand, go to Wilmington
Thieves broke into the granary a
the depot the other night and stol
several bushels of wheat. A negr
man was arrested last night and lodge
in jail rs one of the party.
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18

EXCvEtioN T!CKi.iS 70 PHIiADEL-
PHIA BI-CENTENNIAL - The attrac-
tions at the Quaker City during the
celebration OF the 400th anniversary of
its foundation, will extend over IL pc
riod Of four days, viZ.,-Tucsday, We'd
ncslay, Thursday, and Friday, Oc-
tobcr 9th, 35th, 26th, and 27th.
The first will be the Landing Day"
with drill of naval and merchant yes
sells. and decoration OF river craft
landing oi " iiiiam Penn; procession
Of City and State departments, &c.
$1,000 display of fireworks at Fair
mount Park in the evening Wedncs-
day =" Trades Day" 10000 men will
parade in the daytime and represent
the workings Of the various trades.
At night there will be Il procession of
great tablauX on wheels, representing,
/ in the first division, striking scenes in
the history of Pennsylvania. The see
! ond division will illustrate incidents in
/ the lives of some Of the most noted of
/ the women Of history. The third di-
vision will illustrate the great poem of
India" The Ramayna."
. Knights TemplarS Day will be
] 1IIuIS'llN OClObtI -OlIi. 1DtSltlCS lllclI
parade there will be Il musical festival,
Il grand regatta on the schuylkill, a
bicycle meet and review in Paramount
Park. Friday will be the Army and
Navy Day." and will embrace process
sion Of local and visiting troops to the
number of probably $1,000.
The p. w. & B. Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to Philadcl-
phia and return on October 23rd to
9th. inclusive, good to return until
October 2Sth, inclusive, AT greatly re
duccd rates.
The rate from Green Spring, 3lS5
Clayton, 500; Smyrna, 81 .95 Brcn
ford, Sl.95; Noorton, $2.05; Dupont
$40.
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18
Periodicals,

Our Little Ones and the Nursery (the
Russell Publishing Company, BOSTON,
for October completes the second year
of its publication in the present form
and the seventeenth year of the
Nursery. 1t is model publication
within its scope, as one would suppose
from the fact that William Il. Adams
(Oliver Optic) is its editor, and in the
application of original engravings to
the capacity of very little children 1t
has no superior.
The DpIorare COlLcgc Rcrie'c, for Sep
tcmber, in its table of contents includes
a variety of contributions from stu
dents of the college, editorial matter
and selections. Professor Mackey con-
tributes Il readable sketch of William
s. Graham, graduate of Delaware
College, and a former principal of
Newark Academy. The ReCieW de
clares that the new members of the
faculty have made Il good impression
upon the students.
For 20 years the 1mcrican AgricUl-
tuI'i4fS, now in its 43rd year, has been
recognized as the leading Agricultural
Journal of the world. Notwthstand-
/ ing its past wonderful career, it now
enters upon new era, and proposes
TO excel its past accomplishments -
moving forward to fresh cOnqucsts.
| The October number appears in Il new
! Cover, new Dress, new Type, new En-
/ cravings, with new Artists, and addi-
tionaI Editorial Writers.
StrawJridgc and Cothie,'s Quorteril
for Autumn, 1882, is an unusually
attractive number for the ladies pre-
scnting as it does Il variety of instruc
tive and entertaining articles on fash
ion, home art, and domestic economy
Among the literary contents are dc
scriptive articles ON Embroidered Tow
els, IIolbien Work, and Toilet Tables
each accompanied by illustration
which will help TO Il clear understand
ing of the instructions given.
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18

Registration in New York Tuesday
footed up 55,222 votes, against $3.50
first day in 1881, showing a decided
interest in the approaching election.
The two days registration in Brooklyn
aggregate 7l.7Sl, against 81, ZIP in 1881.
The New York Tribune says these
figures portcnd large majority for
one of the parties, while the JYorid
claims that the Democrats are showing
most interest in the registration.
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18

Twenty-one towns in the United
States bear the name of Garfield.
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18
9th Dividend.

The Directors of this Institution have this day
declared dividend of THREE per cent out OF
the profit for the last six months, payable TO the
stockholders their legal representatives on de-
mand, clear of all taxes.
W. NJ. BELL. Cashier.
The National Bank Of Smyrna,
October 5, 1881. .-4w !
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18

Elow are YOU off for Clothing and
RI Underwear? Ifyou are in need
ID Of anything in my line call and
examine before purchasing and
save II to 20 per cent.
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18
For the Smyrna Times.
The LOng1ellOv McmOr-
ial association.

" Let the sculptured marble tell us
where repose the nobly good and wise"
The death of the poet LongtellOw
has taken from the world one upon
whom the affections of all English
speaking people unite.
TO provide some lasting memorial
which shall testify to future generations
the tender respect in which his con-
temporaries hold that pure and gentle
life is the purpose for which the Long
fellow Memorial Association has been
formed.
From his early manhood Mr.. Long
fellow lived in Cambridge, Mass, in Il
house already famous as for time the
house of Washington. The venerable
house stands facing the Charles river
(the poets tiivorite view,) towards
which looked the window of his study,
and of which he wrote:
long years of mingled feeling
Half in rest and half in STRIFE,
| have seen thy waters stealing.
Onward, like the stream OF life
The Association hopes to raise
enough money to secure that part OF
Mr.. Longfellow's grounds which lie,
/ between the house and the river, there
to erect an enduring memorial to Mr.
Longfellow, and to keep the spot
dOubly rich in association, forever opcI
to the people. 1t is also included with
in the plans of the Association to pro
vide for the permanent preservation o
the house, should it ever pass out o
the possession Of the family of Mr.
Longfellow.
In order to accomplish this, or t,
erect some other public and appropri
ate memorial near the scenes of tn,
poets life, this Association calls for
National Subscription. 1t asks for con
tributions of one d0iiU each, for whicl
n certificate of Honorary Membership il
the Association will be given. Th
autographs of subscribers are desired
that they may be preserved.
Having been appointed the Loca
Committee Of the Association, will b
pleased to receive subscriptions.
w. i. GORDON.
Delaware House, Smyrna, Oct III
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18
DEATHS

PORTER.-October 18th, near Cowgills Corner.
Mrs. Sallie p. Porter, in the S9h year of her
age.
Smyrna times., 1882-10-18
NOTICE.

MILFORD, DEL, sept. = N
To j. II. SPROUT. Muncy, Pa: ina, ,hs
hear Won have told the following Slllu -
contest between our EYaporatorS at smyfisIHa sarrna
lst.-That l bribed the Editor oI ~"
paper by paying him 500. ,-,,,l youi
2nd.-That it is your belief that oF''''
fireman. ,,aile
Srd.-That meddled or had some one ni'-
with the cold air drafts of your heater ,;rst ne
Have you made the above charges asa'i''
or not? ,,.,r,r3 Del
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AND COTTON
FINANCIAL,

nvp DEtMAK reviews as follows
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to-day, and the engine was run into Taluca.
This division forty six miles in length and its
cost Is s.. 5Oe0V0. Trains on the extension from
Laredo are running distance of eighty -four
miles out. The work is being theoretically
pressed onward
The project Tor constructing third railway
tunnel beneath the Alps under Mont Blanc al
ready meets with considerable opposition, par
Il ularly on scientific grounds, Herr Helm, a
Swiss savant, of the polytechnicum of Zurich,
contends that the piercing Of Mont Blanc would
be u work OF immense difficulty In one part
the tunnel would have I, be cut through a
formation of anhydrous gypsum, which swells
on exposure to the air, and is almost impossible
To stay. Moreover, the temperature OF the gal
leries judging nom the experience Of the ST.
Gotaard tunnel would be nom minimum OF
S6 degrees Fahrenheit to II maximum OF l22 de-
greeS
The arrangement between the Atlantic & Pa
ellie and the Southern Pacific regarding the
junction of the roads at the river provides for
the bridging " the stream by the former COM
pany. The bridge will cost 900 dollars The
contracts are also lot for the construction of
loo miles of track on the central division Of the
road between Niuita, !. T., and Alburquerque
y NJ, The construction marked ont for this
season will involve and expense of G. GOO 900 dol
lars, President Mutt is confident that the At
lantc n Pacific will become the star route be.
tween Chicago and the Pacific coast
There are abundant reasons, says the Cncin-
natl Enquirer, for believing that the Louisville
\ Southeastern railroad win be constructed
from Louisville TO Il connection with the Cincin-
matt southern railroad near pauville, Kentucky.
| II is reported that the Louisville New Albany
x Chicago road has become largely interested
in the enterprise and win become the cuntrol-
lug spirit of construction, while the city of
Louisville, and that portion Of the state through
which the road will run will also subscribe to
the stock IL the road is constructed il will form
a through route from Chicago and the north to
the south, which will afford the louisville New
Albany Il Chicago an entrance 10 the southern
country Independent of the Louisville 4 Nash
Nille system. And ii is said there is lack of
, harmony between the two roads, which portrays
the method of their madness in securing an
ether route nth from Louisville.
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FUTURES.

THERE Is nothing worthy of notice in the flu
ture cotton markets. There was slight decline
In New York and New Orleans The sales were
very light and the attractive features. which
usually characterize the transactions have al
most vanished.
New York futures opened barely steady Mt
y 10 for August; they remained quiet and steady
during the day, ciosing steady al points under
the dny bpfOrp Sales AZ EOO hulos
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vital fluid passing unobserved In the urine, and
mans other diseases that lead 10 insanity and
death. The medical gentlemen connected with
the institution are graduates the best Col.
large experience In these troubles, and will
agree TO forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
a case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatmenO will
not cnre~or for anything impure or injurious
ccssfully without mercury. CONSULTATION
FREE. Thorough examination and advice In
Guiding ANALYSTS Of urine, s.. Price Of VITAL
RESTORATIVE 81 a bottle, or four times the
quantity, $40. Sent to any address upon recent
Of price, @. o. D., secure from observation, and
In private name II desired, by English Medical
Institute, No. 7lS Olive street. 81. Louis Mis-.
souri,. Postoflce box. 2i60.
Wholesale, agents, Williams, Tolliver &
Walker Dallas Texas
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On cotton from Dallasare as follows.
Per 100 Pounds. Per 100 Pou
VIII IIVTI TIIN WTV
Per 100 Pounds
LETTER LIST,

The following is list of letters remaining in
week ending May Sth 1882, which, If not called
for in four weeks, will be sent to the dead letter
Office Parties calling for these letters will
please say advertised giving the date of the
list. Parties living in the city will please have
their mail addressed to their street and number.
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sueaical.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages cloth
anu s'' binding, 70 cents; same in paper co,s.s
. cents Manhood, 10 centS wonmnhood 10
cents; pamphlet cents, securely sealed. BY
mail Send money or postage stamps. DR.
WHITTIER the great specialist 6l7 ST. Charlie,
street, St Louis. Mo