Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
C,o,ntv and State Items

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County and State Items ! !
Wesleyan College rcopened Monday !
,.n borscs of the Pioneer Coach !
clnnsny OF Wilmington are SICK with !
pinkeye'
,r.us bulletin just issued shows
~ \ 'nelawares population Is l46,6oS
.,l"' nI that there are l33.6l' Delawarea"s
~ ;'' the United States. .
r,o neonle that visit the Middletown
rin in' mfill have an opportunity to see
ra'; ;;ntaresting spectacle, that OF COW
That has three calves.
Tho Womans Christian Temperance
lion will hold convention nj Dover
~ 0ptober Sd and 18th. Miss FRANCES
Willard will be present.
,nual Hall has purchased the farm
Mines Conawav, near Morton, con-
., o,;D;ng Tir $50 acres. for $1,000 cash, and Il .
clearinghouse in Leipsic
prof T. \. Williams, lately of Sea
e,rj member of the last Legislature
.U,i n"S tormerly editor of the Seaford
I TlG,r has accepted Il position on Erery
Ereaiag.
IN to Yesterday 300 carloads of
naadbas had been shipped the present
P".n t"ason over the Delaware Division OF
~, pb;lodelphia. Wilmington ana
Baltimore Railroad.
The Peninsular fruit Gamers and
er1noraters will probably realize good
r,,Irns from their seasons work.
Both canned and evapOrated peaches
have recently advanced.
Many A silk dress and gold watch
will be purchased by the money rece!N-
ed for peeling peaches in our cannerles
and evaporatOrs. prominent dfy
Goods merchant of Milford recently told
rs that the colored people bought more
silk dresses than the whitcs.-MuJOrd
NerS
The German VOlllfest at the Scheut-
zen Park opened Monday in Whining
ton. There was a parade in the morn
inc and in the afternoon fully three
thousand persons visited the park
Charles B. Lore delivered an approprl
ate address. The festival was cOntln
ued the next day.
The Breakwater Light, now u higl
Democratic authority, says:
"Stockley and Lore Clubs, by on
'Culled uussons. are being inaugurate'
both in This town and Seaford; severa
Of our cOlored friends assure us tina
this movement will be general through
out the county. if not the entire State.
The National Greenback Labo
Party of Delaware held its State col
vention at New Castle on Saturda
afternoon. After the adoption of lC
OF resolutions Milo H. Blanchard {
Sussex county and \. II. Weld of Ne
Castle county were nominated reSpec
lively for Governor and RepresentatiN
in Congress. \ call was issued for
county convention in New Castle.
The September term of the Court
Quarter Sessions was opened yesterdi
in Wilmington. with Chief Justi
COmegyS and Associate Judges HOu
ton and Wales on the bench. Jam
Green was convicted of stealing ri
from Edward Hanf William Gre
n was convicted of assault and battery
II Ferdinand Janvier. Joseph Caulk al
Harry Trusty were convicted of brea
ihg lhto the office of Charles Warner
Co., and Annie Chambers was convict
Of stealing watch from SAINT
N EllegOOd
The following is the ticken nominal
by the Republicans of New Gas
county on saturday:
Senator's. Minot Curtis, NJ
Ii Greek: James NJ Wise. Jr., n
Castle.
Representatives-R Robert J. Ian'
n Bfandywinc: William Candy, v
mngtOn; r. Lewis Armstrong. CHI
tlana: Theodore F. Clark, Red Lie
John Piiling, White Clay Greek: \.
COX, st. Georges; J. Moody Rothw
AppOquinimink.
Levy Court Henry Whiteman,
Creek; J. Frank Reybold. Red Lii
William J. Stroud, White Clay Gre
SS9GSteph Cleaver. st. Georges; ID.
H. 2MIaloney, Appoquinimink William
Money, Blackbird
E DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION Mp
NG.-The meeting to ratify the nc
nations Of Charles c. StOckley
Snarles ma b. Lore, Esq, was held
Wilmington, Friday night. The a
ehce was large and the house
EiStntnIIEr Il I
DoIls was elected President. Spec,
were made by Hon. William G.. WI
" Hon. Eli Salisbury. i. =. Sena
hOh George H. Bates, Charles
pI1cAley nominee for governor,
Inward L. Martin, John ii. PayI
%alnes H. WOlcott, Charles B. !
N TO'u'hee Tor Congress, Hon. Ge
M may and Hon. Thomas y. Willi
e meeting was enthusiastic anC
PeaHefs expressed confidence in
ee'lon OF the whole democratic ti'
me ne Democrats Of Sussex co
cn"n:, ~aue the following ticket yesteI
'OeSnsldered en a strong one:
d.o1lefih-J. Wooten. GumbOro
Creek. -'''" Il. James, j.
Dr Dr'e1Ra'ors-E. u W. Houston, Dagsl
boa, D. L. Mustard, Lewes and ]
W. W%aesiprTe;sentatiyes--W. A. Jacobs,
GeorodF FSrk @ James Rawlins, Sea
Pge W; Risler, Cedar Creek;
sct NY, Broadkiln: Samuel II.
CreaLN N'am1n,eoke; b. J. Wheatley,
lev, lnomas Dukes, BaltimOrI
Cedssy r. Court-Jesse B. Steve
Rive. OTeek; John A. Marsh,
F. Salnh. n. b. Mitchell, Dagsbor
ords NOns' Nanticoke; Jos. b.
seaforTSO TO''h West Fork w. II. II