Smyrna times., 1882-10-11
.,a. 10 Advertisers.

EntieP TO AON
h.,ins AdvcrtisementS' or want +
Persons ~ thrir advertisements, III the V
ing chaIse.nn ,Jn,se have them III the Office
TINE, .5ay L afternoon at > o CLOCK .
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county and State Items a
OV ,n,rt Pennington and family of
yGddetown, have remove" 10 MIA
delPhia. 5
ounners shot ,432 reed birds
= tbe marshes above New O"St'e Oh
Wednesday last
roirtv.one out of tiity-iive pupils in {
i, im,i,; Urinary school at Newark are re-
nortfed rnI ed 10 be sick of the measles
c,r.rnor Hall has appointed Jacob
uG,r, 'Trnp regulator of weights ana
pgan9 sae;,res for New Castle county,
,aer this week steamer leaves
a,les n Wednesdays and Fridays, New
York York. Mondays and Thursdays at . p
H.
The results of the Little ElectlOh II
aid have healed the dissensions III
tbe Republican party in New Castle
county,
Mis-. Mary A. Crouch. of Dover, has
ontarad the Millinery Department OF
Wan,maker x Browns establishment /
in Philadelphia
A. Democratic meeting at the
o1ara House in Wilmington last week
N, GRAY took occasion to say, that the
.,tsty of the Catholic Church was due
mtbe Democratic party.
Democrat at Middletown voted Il
trkct with - or. castor OIL, or.
J<maica ginger" written on the back
ofit Ofcourse, according to the new
ballot law. it was thrown out.
Tine Preachers Association of Dover
district will convene in the Methodist
Fpiscopal Church at Harrington on
Tuesday evening, October 18th, and
remain in session till Thursday even
ing following
The owners OF the schooner Jessie
Elizabeth. which was run into and sunk
by the steamer Bredkirdter, have been
paid by the Old Dominion Steamship
Company $l0,500 for the schooner and
$564 for her freight.
Before the late rains, sturgeon fish
ing in the river was reported good
Surgeons will soon move southwark
and number of fishermen will visit
southern waters to fish for them during
the winter months.
The UTImingtoniam says: \ Hyme
neal Wave seems to be rushing owe
this city with the velocity of Il mOderl
cyclone, catching up couple here ant
there and depositing them i'll state
from which there is no redemption.
The SuSser journal democratic
says: The negro vote has been here
tOfOre chiefly with one party, but
cannot long remain so. The old voter
whose gratitude keeps them With
the party, are passing away; a ne'
race is coming ON who knows n(
Moses" and being ignorant they wi
be purchasable. They are to be dreaC
ed. For the safety Of the country the
should be made intelligent voter
The State should educate them
Tuesday night. says the Dove
Seatiael. as the members of the cOlort
band was coming up Lockerman sire
10 Serenade some of the citizens of Il
town, they were fired into sever
times with pistols by gang of Dem
cratic rughs. The balls whistle
arouhd the members of the band, Ol
OF whom Was struck in the leg and o.
Dali passed through the cOat-sleeve
another. A young white law studel
VINO was walking along with Il frien
was struck upon the forearm by o
ol the balls, just grazing the skin. I
outrage was committed second tin
SATURDAYS ACCIDENT.-The &C
qeIt on Saturday morning last on t
II Delaware Railroad near Bridgevi
turns out TO be more serious than v
II al hrst supposed. The two engil
Il were completely wrecked. togetl
n WIN several cars One man was k
II u and nine others wounded, t
n 1erOusly. The engineers and iiren
n hdu mlraculOu, escapes. The engi
b are injured to such an extent that
n ,IGpalr them would be almost impO
n 1e' while the cars were but a mass
ri Aihdlng wood. The total damage
nj el(lIlaled sI at $4,000, besides the pr
nj "oie loss Of two or three lives.
n sA3A;soNIc.-The NJ. w. Grand Lo
nj % Nasons Of Delaware closed
NJ annual Io,l! session yesterday. The
@ owing officers were elected for
M ensuing year:
M ofDOyer. '0'''' = '''''''''
M onD;ePuty Grand Mastcr-Winliel
VCigley, of Wilmington.
N wg9IIor senior Grand Wardcn-Benton
weldon of Smyrna.
ofHIor fJHSnlor Grand Wardcn-F. s. Dun
" Delaware City.
ofWilmington " imam p 80
M 6Wnd Snd Ireasurer-Joseph A. Il
cdnnEpUBLICAN NOMINEES IN K
OSSTTSIY'-The Republican convei
and NunI un county met at Dover yeste
S nominated the following tickt
Nnner Nnnnneeriif-Andrew Caldwell. :
SSoOnroaIer-spencer Hitch. Milfor
Dopveaasa'oFs-Joseph NJ. Chambers,
Per, Pel, and John Moore. Kenton.
DnSIp DnSJIpGre'sentatives-Wm. A. +
c,sai ccuck Creek; William F. Seward.
H C'gSK nH J. NJ. Downs, West Dove
P PPuurOorolgh, North Murderki
eafosers. South Murderkill WI
Milssrd' Mispillion; G. l.. Hy
CreeEvy, GGOurt-R. M. Cooper,
n. c.,;l Josiah Steel, West Dow,
Mlror.SSr Kenton; J. P. Joi
NOuntV Coro,.... =,