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NOTICE.

All parties IN arrears Ia ne are respect
illly but urgently requested 10 call and
settle M have waited patiently and they
must now be- clio cd up. or ! will be COM
PEELED to place al claims in the hands Of
i'm attorney Tor collection,
07l63w SANFORn JOHSsO%
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Mr. DeFmncis is preparing Tor another
grand exhibition OF fireworks on the
night Of the 2lst. The entrance fee viii
be AZ before, - cents, but the pyrotech-
nlcs viii he moro brilliant and elaborate.
Full details will be given later.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-18

Persons building new residences
would do well TO got cast iron fire places
set in their chimneys 10y q. W. Hewett,
and also patent hcarths, and save ever
having To repnir 7l5Bt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-18

Those contemplating summer trip
would do veil to look at The very large
assortment ct fine travelling trunks and
valisos oi the neal est improved styles at
Is. llaber' s.-G2jtc
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unus,nn. Mc.tM 90.

Wholesale groecrs I2l md AZ North
main and 20s, 204, pos and 2OS Vine streets
Ut. Louis, Mo, Issue n weekly price book
which they will furnish 10 merchants OF
parties Intending 10 commence business
tree OF charge on application. O2-27dwlY
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JAMES DUGELBY,
PROFESSIONAL MACuINIs'
WACO. TEXAS.

OHcrs his professional services a. oompe'
tent mAehini,t Tor all kinds Of work requiring
sklli In mechanism. such as repairing safes
lp,k Ks, steam engines, etc. shop, hrst floor Op
pOsltr the FNRniuer Onice, ON South THIRD st.
Il1lHrlu
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A beautiful array OF parasola and sun
shades, plain. silk, lined and uni lined IN
all the newest 1t ylea. Call aud look at
them al h. Hnber'B. 6lltc
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no ENCIIANGE land suitable for sheep
i ranch tor city prperty Apply ut this
once to II ". HUBBY.
tr.lstt
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IAII.N7, JUNG, =. I97Z.
70 Whom It May Concern
We understand certain INSCRIPTIONS
lar,ir, in Waco are claiming to represent
the EIia City iron works and be able to
take order. for their goods, at the same
time representing them Ne inferior and
Offering at figures away below what 1t
costs 10 build, in order to sell other work.
We brand these parties ne frauds and uau-
tion the public against them. We have M
regular agents al Waco at pres Mt Tor the
Erie City factory, but shall be pleased
to appoint any good firm or man TO re-
present them there, aud In joining terri
Tory. G, A. HEATING.
Correspondence with buyers OF engines
and boilers solicited.
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New arrival. The latest style slipper
gondolaS. Also Piniafore or operas.
Ladies will always find he latest styh +
in shoes and slippers Mt Sanger Bros.
7lGtc
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w ANTED.

SkNkRAL scAmstrusseS on pants wurk. Apply
- at clothing department Of 1t sslng, solomon
n Go. Fourth street. UIlh2t
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2S7 Girls.

Dr Wards Seminary Tor young ladies,
Nashville, tennessee, stands about the
head ol all southern schools Tor numbers
aud progress II is beautiful Tor situation
right in the city, has SPLENDID building
and able trach, rs.-7OS-IwO
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Onice Of Erie City Iron Works, Manu-
lecturers Of Steam Engines, Boilers and
Saw Mills.
Eur, PKNN., June :, 1Ss2.
Ia whom It May concern
&. A Heating Esq. nf Dallas Texas, has
bucn appointed sole agent In the state OF
Texas, for the sale NJ all kinds Of machin-
cry Manufactured by us.
ERIE CuY lRoN Works.
by GEo. SELDOM, President
New York office and w.rerooms A.
CORTLAND street.
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tUUD OFFICk second door sturgl--Grern
VI block Austin aud Finn streets Apply u
Elkrl a Btcustedt. Uilldlw
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Mrs. GRAHAM'S resiirucc ON south Second
vi street. has i've rooms, cistern Oi water and
other desirable convenience FOR mll par
uculArs and terms apply to Mrs. Graham Or
A. L. Brown, Ut r MarshaiPr store.
U1l4t
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III, treat English Remedy.

~, diMness Of vision,
noises In til hru,!i tie Vital nuid passing I'M
olsrrved In III" ull"r and mans other diseases
that lead to Sltity and Heath. The medical
gpnglcmpn cOni,,'u rd with the institution are
graduates ,f tl,r hr.t colleges OF Europe and
This country, Sn' have had large experience In
these trouhlc-, and VIII agree to forfeit FIVE
HUNukED pDl.L kkA to u case Of this Kind
thsvIT I. KESIuIl NrIV Etunder their special
Aiyice and trn, tn"nU win not cure or for any
thing Impure 90 miu,iuiis found In II. We treat
all private .il-rn~,- successfully without mer-
curry. CtINsliI NiIrN FREE. Thorough
examination And aulvic" including analysis OF
urihe, 81 r,i,r.,t VITAL RESTORATIVE
Is q bottle, ten" i'urS the quantity, klu
Sent 10 any address upon receipt OF price. G.
q. ~, seCiirr 4 an ulsri walton, and IN private
nan,e IN . - ~ Ens.ish VI, deal Institute,
No.Tis Oiiv" sweet. 81 outs. Missouri Post
Office box. .iG'. tucker Willis. Wholesale
and Retail geo.. " -r". l"V'- --l+Alwly
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tIHAT MACHINE ;. l.. Barnes oilers t. sell
L 81 cheap saves enough ice W EHy for 1t
twice In ono summer. O1lau
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FOR SALE.

A NEW sixty saw Carver tin stand with
n Feeder aud Condenser. meyer been used,
prlceSlv. Apply TO j. W Baker. O1lGti
rINIlREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY acres Of
i land on Deer creek, >. miles from Waco,
naif mile below the Al X. Il 4 railroad, good
land with two good springs of never falling
water on II. Price 81 ~ per acre, Title per.
feet. j. e. FRAZIER,
uIl6ff Land Agent. Waco, Texas
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A NEW Mason n Iiamlin organ, stops. APP
n lly to D. Il Harrison or ,. A-h. OMAR
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nNE THOUSAND bushels choice white corn
" meal at 81 rs pVr Oushel liberal dts
count 10 the trade. | have telephone and de-
liver goods Tree to ali larts OF Waco.
u7tWt EDSIhNI1SS
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15
Maryland Items.

The Susquehanna river is 2l feet above
low water mark. The ice has broken and
is passing quietly down.
The town commissioners of Cambridge
have contracted for 10000 bushel ofoyster
shells for shelling the streets of that
town.
Every cord of wood given to the poor
is recorded above Caroline Democrat.
If so, what would become of the Caroline
wood dealers.
Monday as a train No 4, Frankford Il
Worcester railroad was coming into Grid
letree station it ran over and killed
William c. Johnson, white man.
Miss Mary j. Davis, who has been charged
with numbering her infant, was this morn
ing put under arrest and taken to Princess
Anne and confined in the county jail
People in EastOn are talking about
woollen mill. A Mr.. W. G.. LOveland of
Bradford, Pa, has been down there look
ing around, and wants to raise $50, 900 for
that purpose.
The Methodist Protestant Conference,
comprising the Methodist Protestant
churches in the States of Delaware, Mary
land, part of Virginia and sections Of
Pennsylvania, will meet in Baltimore on
the Sth of March.
Mr.. Hoblitzen of Maryland. Monday
Introduced in the House bill to provide
for the construction of the Maryland and
Delaware Ship Canal to connect the
! Chesapeake and Delaware bays for militia
ry and naval defense, and for commercial
/ PURPOSES which was referred
Elected from the Train.-The first case Of
election from train Of resident of this
/ county occurred a short time ago, tho
/ elected gentleman being Charles NJ Spen-
Ger, residing about three miles from this
town. The particulars are about as follows:
Mr.. Spencer purchased a ticket from the
agent at CentreVille for Philadelphia via
the o'clock train. He wished to remain
until Saturday and asked the agent if the
ticket was good for that time, to which he
replied it was. On the face of this he
remained in Philadelphia until Saturday.
He passed down on the p. W. & B. road
without trouble, but the conductor on the
Delaware road told him he could not ride
on that ticket. Mr.. Spencer explained
but the conductor told him he would
have to get off if he did not purchase
another ticket. This Mr.. Spencer de-
clinOd to do, and allowed himself to be
sjected from the train at New Castle. Mr..
Spencer Immediately telsgraphed to a
lawyer in Philadelphia who advised him
to sue for damages, but Mr.. S. instead tele-
graphed to the Superintendent of the road
who referred him to President Roberts.
President Roberts telegraphed to the
agent to give him ticket, pay all costs
for telegraphing lawyers fee, &c, and Mr..
S. returned home on the night train
I CPntrpUUe Observer.
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15
STATE M EMIT
UNDER OATH,

HAVE been afflicted for twenty wears with an
oDStlnate skin disease called by some NJ D's
Psoriasis, and others Leprosy, commencing ON nv
Scap ana IN spite of all could do with the help Of
the most Skllliul doctors it slowly but surely extend
Gu ANU year ago this winter it covered my entire
person IN form OF dry scales. For the last three years
nave Deen unable To do any labor and suffering in
telSely all the time. Every morning there could be
nearly unStImntul of scales taken from the sheet on
my be'l some of them half as large rs the enYeloue
containing TINS letter, In the latter part of the winter
~? SKIN commenced cracking open. | tried every
uiinS almost mat could he thought of without any
IelISI' Inc I'm OF June started West, in hopes |
cOnld rearh the Hot Springs reached Detroit and
was 80 low thought should have 10 60 to the
hospital but finally got as far as Lansing Mich
where had sister living. One Dr. - treated
me aDouttwo weeks but did me no good Icarnestly
prayed 10 dle Cracked through the skin all over my
nack across my ribs. arms hands limbs and feet
pa'iIy SWooch toe nails came of. finger nails dead
ana hard as bone hair dead drv and lifpIesS MS OH
straw ON, my God how did suffer!
MY SISTER. Mrs. T.. II. Bavis had small part of a
DoX OF Sutlcura IN the house. She wouldn't give up
SAID We will try Cuticura.' Some was aDDlicd on
one hand and arm. Eureka there was relief; stop-
pea the terrible burning sensation from the word 90
lhey Immediately got the Cuticura ReSOvent (blood
purlher( Cuucura and Cuticura Soap (he great SIX in
cures. commenced by taking one tablespOOnfll of
once day. water about blood heat; used Cuticura
soap freely: applied Cuticura morning and evening
Result returned to my home in lust six weeks from
me time left. and my skin smooth as this sheet
of paper.
HIRAM L. CARPENTER,
Henderson, Jefferson Co, Ny.
sworn to before me this 10Th day of January. 1880
y. VI. LEFFINGWELL
Justice of the Peace
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15

Friday the pardon for Evans Rice xybo
on June 18th, 1879, was Sentenced 70 nnD
dergo five years imprisonment for emhez-
zling funds to the amount of $50. 900 while
cashier of the Wilmington and Brandy
wine National Bank, was received from
President Arthur, and during the day Mr..
Rice was released from prison at New
Castle.
PROMPT PAYMENT.-AmUs Cole. of
Harrington, announces that he received
last Thursday from the treasurer of the
Supreme COnclave of the Improved Order
OF HeptaSOphs, his check for one thousand
dollars, the amount of endowment certif-
icates of Thomas II. Dawson, deceased,
member of Mispillion Conclave, at Har-
rington. Mr.. Cole is the administrator of
Mr.. Dawson's estate.
At the request of the Republicans the
Levy Court have set apart the following
days i'll which correcting the assessment
list will be considered: Duck Creek and
Little Creek hundreds Wednesday the
10Th inst; Kenton and West Dover hun
dreds, Thursday, 10th inst; East Dover
hundred, Friday, the 18th inst; North
and South Murdcrii.l hundreds, Tuesday
the 2lst inst; Miop;llion and Milford
hundreds, Wednesday, the 22d inst.
The Rev. William V. Louderbaugh
pastor of Drawyer's Presbyterian Church
| Odessa, has resigned his charge to accept
a call to the First Presbyterian Church of
the Northern Liberties, Buttonwood street
below Sixth, Philadelphia Should the
congregation join him in asking the Pres
bytery to dissolve the pastoral relations.
he will probably leave Oddessa early in
March. Mr.. Louderbaugh has filled
the pulpit of Drawyer's very acceptably
for nearly three years.
SUPERVISORS FOR KENT.-In the United
States Court Monday, Judge Bradford ap-
! pointed the following supervisors of regis
! tration and election on the recommends
ton Of Chief Supervisor Valentine
Duck Creek hundred-Walter O. Hof-
/ fecker, r.; Robert Hill, ID.
Little Creek-Daniel MifIlin Wilson, r. ;
| Joseph H. Hopkins, ID.
/ Kenton-Caleb BOggs, r.; William B.
/ Jones. ID.
East Dover-Frederick A. Williams. r. :
/ Daniel Rockwell, ID.
West Dover-Peter Bonwill, r.. James
Williams ID.
South MurGerkill-Robert Parkinson.
R.; Robert W. Reynolds, ID.
North Murderkill-Jabez Jenkins. r.
Peter s. Cooper, d.
Mispillion-Dr. Jamcs.B. II. Powell, r.
Henry r. Lewes, ID.
Ne appointments were made for Milford
hundred. and the vacancy will be filled
hereafter.
The supervisors for Sussex will be
made in Il few days, it is thought, when
expected application is made by at least
four citizens of that county
1t is not known whether any supervisor.
will be appointed soon for New Castle
county, as they are regarded by both sides
as d useless luxury so far as the assess.
nents go.-Erery Ercning.
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15
Periodicals &c.

The February number of Golden
Days is at hand. In its monthly form it
is handsome magazine, and all in all is
the right sort to place in the hands of
boys and girls. 1t is published in Phla-
delphia in both weekly and monthly
form.
After the new cover, the first "midwin-
ter issue of The Century is chiefly distin-
guished by its unusual range of popular
contributors, whose names Of themselves
awaken in the reader the desire to sac
their contributions. OF thsse are Ralph
Waldo Emerson, Henry w. Lengfellow
the late Dean Stanley, Mrs. Burnett. Mr.
HOwells, Frank II. Stockton, III. H.,n r..
G. Stedman, A. e. Bunner, each of whom
has his special audience. f-.' p.
The March number of Frank Leslie's
Sunday Magazine opens with No. of Dr.
Talmage's interesting papers People /
Have Met" descriptive of Henry Wilson,
Ex-vice-P President Of the United States,
with his latest public address, and Dean
Stanley. There is also an article by him
OH " "Guiteaqism, "apa q seFIa6n, 4 Thumb:
sctews,p W. C! Gray has an admirable
article, "T'he True Doctrine Of FairyIand -
and among the other illustrated articles OF
great merit are g The Church of the Holy
Sepulchre," "reminiscences of an old
New Yorker" Rome, the city of Sur
prises," "The Feast ofthe AnnunOlatlop,
etc., etc, The serials, "Prndenoe Win
terburn" and MaTgaret's Enemy,n are
continued, and there are several highly
interesting short stories, sketches and
essays by distinguished writers,
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15
CHURCH SERVICES.

urTu0pIsT EPSCoPAI.-Sunday-
gssi " and P NJ sunday Schools A. NJ. and
Gir2 p PRAYER Meetmg-rue>days at Z ?. NJ. Rev.
;SSp e. p i RIG. Pastor. , n,,,
%"'..,s PROTESTANT EPIsCoPAL.--Sunday- -Preach-
sI1tiols A. ". and ~ rM Wednesd@y-a24 b., r M
gu tiirdon Rector.
e" -Sunday-PrcaChing at lO'% a. NJ and
gcSi ~ sunday SchOnl-2 p NJ. Prayer Meeting
;iFf,rsat7 p NJ. Rev. J. T. Umsted Pastor.
h'' OIL Fellows Hall-Second sunday of
fnp'ot fnpL' mnn,n AT 10 A. NJ, and P NJ Rev "eo'
"f@adfori Pastor.
1S,u METHODIST EPISCOPAL (ColOredl-Sun-
SirhsSPreaching at l0l2 A. Nj. and : r NJ. Rev "e"'
urrHopI,r -Sunday-Preaehlng
TSt,HiL A. NJ and u. P. NJ. Rev. Jacob W. "ilKS-
~ pnStOr.
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15
SECRET SOCIETIES.

.>v Iop,;E. No. 1S. A. F. A. M.-MeetS First and
4 !sslsf sHofH Thursday evenings Of each month, at
o'clock ,,.,...,.,.,,
SS.dsy evening, at tsDclock.
-, n',.v,I ESCAMPNENT No. 2--MeetS Second and
gD,0Th Tuesday evenings of each month, at S"elock
-, Coxc1AyE. No. 45 ORDER OF HEPTASoPHS-
HspS every Wednesday evening, at ~ o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15

My wife said ! was fool when ! brought
home bottle of Parker's Ginger Touic.
But when it broke up my cough, drove
away her neuralgia and cured baby's dys-
entery, she thought had made an excel
lent Investment.
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15

The Philadelphia Record says: There
are 35 900 more women than men in Phila-
dslphia, but the excess is made up Of
good-loOking girls, and we should be 10th
to part with one of them. Which one, is
nobodY's business"
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15

Terrible itching and scaly humors, ul-
GERS, sores and scrofulous swellings cured
by the Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the
great skin cure) externally, and Cuticura
Resolyent (blood purifer) internally. Ask
about them at your druggists.
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15

1t seems to satisfy family want, and
wonder how we ever got along without
Parker's Ginger tonic. 1t cured me of
nervous prostration, and have used it
since for all sorts of complaints i'll our
family-Mrs. Jines, Albany
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15
Notice to Advertisers.

Persons having Advertisements, or wanting
,snges in their advertisements, in the TIMES,
III please have them IN the office by Tuesday
'ApraoOn, Mt ) o clock.
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15
CUN'ICURA

Remedies for sale by all druggists Price of
Cuticura. Medicinal Jelly small boxes SOC; large
boxes Slp. Cuticura ReSolvent. the new Blood
Purifier Il per bottle. Cuticua Medicinal Toilet
Soap, 2lc. Cuicura Medicinal Shaving Soap 15c, in
bars lot BARRIERS and large consumers SOC Frincpal
depot, WEEKS d POTTER, Boston, Mass
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15

Commodore Vanderbilt's widow, age SO,
is said to have received from 500 to 1000
proposals Of marriage since his death.
She must be very, very beautiful.
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15

4 Single dose Instantly relieves The most yi0lent
Sneezing or Head Colds clears the head as by magic
steps Watery discharges from the and eyes pre
vents ringing noises III the head Nervous Head
ache and subdueS ChillS and Fever In Chronic
Caarrh IT cieanses the nasal passages of foul mucus
affected frees the head throat and bronchial tul of
offensive matter SweetcnS and purifes the breath
stops the cough and arrests the progress of catarrh
towards consumption.
One bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal solvent
ana SandfOrds Inhaler, in one package of all drug
gIStS. for 81. Ask for Sanford'S Radical Cure
WEEKS d POTTER, Boston Mass
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15

The bill to place General Grant on the
retired list was taken up in the Senate
Friday, but in the absence of Senator
Logan it was laid aside.
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15

The first book-keeper of the First
National Bank of st. Paul, Mimi, has
been arrested for embezzliag between
$4,000 and $4,000,
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15
a. -. COOPER
(COOPER's BUILDING)
Cor. Main and Commerce Sts., Smyrna.
Some Items not all New.

The following is only general classification of the Stock
few SpeclacS at the end Of the List The goods are
offered at close prices, quality considered.
Blankets, Carpets FanncS CaSSimcrs Cloths Kr1scvs
Ladies' Coats ShawlS, Nuhias GoSS;ncrS Gloves Dress
Cloths.
Gents ScarfS Ties Bows Collars Cuffs Shirts. Gloves.
Ladies', Gents and ChldlcnN ndcWcar IIosery Hand
kcrchiefS.
Carpets Rugs Mats Oil Cloths. Carpet Chain, Garnet
Thread Binding
Umbrellas Canes Satchcs Cabas Bags School Bags vaiS,
Casmeles Apacas CIvpcS Monte Cloths Percaes Prints
Muslins Silks SilcsaS, Camlrcs, DriIngS
Bibles Hymnals Poems, Gift Books Speakers Music
Books Blank Books.
Albums, Sclrp Books Picture Books Blocks Games Tovs
HOLIDAY Cards.
Gold Silver Tissue Music Gl;zcd Perforated Immersion
Drawing and Manila Papers.
Writing Paper Envelopes, INKS States. Pens PcnciIs
BlOtters Rubbels, Racks Inksanls Rulers.
Note, Bill, Pass Men,, Comp, Copy, Receipt Drawing
Butcher and Cash Books.
Pocket Knives Combs Brushes Pocket Books Purses.
Cigar Cases Rlzols, Straps, Pipes, Scissors
Shoe Knives Avis Pegs IacclS TaneS Thread Cork SOpS
Backing, Polish Color.
Hair Clothes Hat, Tooth, Nail Lathcr Paint Window.
Scrub. Stove Feather, Dust and Sweeping Brushes.
Ropes, Twines, Threads. Cords Lines Brooms Whisbs.
Pals, Tubs Measures, kCccrs. Churns Baskets Bowls
Boards Rollers, Cans, Ladies, Butter Prints.
GLASS; China, Stone Tin, Earhen, yellow and Queenswae
Flower Pots Vases, Pipe Guards.
Lamps Shades Chmneys WckS Globes Holders Brackets
FOunts RetectorS Lanterns, Burners.
Powder Shot FaSkS Pouches Game Bags Caps Cartridges
Wads
Cofees Sugars Syups Teas Spices Oils Starches Soaps
Candles Cheese Baking Powders Lyes Meats Fish Vnegas
Crackers Cakes Fruits Pickles. Sauces. Catsups Jeles
Extracts Canned Meats Mince Meat.
Carpets by Sample from the Largest Stock in New
York City, and at New York Prices Orders filled
in three days. Carpets made if desired
The won known %%S ; shirts the best Shirt ma"e
Sewing Silks and Twists, the best makes, all Shades
LADIES' AND GENTS KID GLOVES SPECIAL PAINS TAKEN AS m OUAY
Henry CuUIOHu unH W00/EHQnneLS EMlLne Lnae1neu2.
The WORLD RENOW WNED PERKINS { HOUSE NON EXPLOSIVE LAMPS
Devoes Brilliant Oil, the Best and Safest Burning Oil made
He No Tea, a pure, natural fine favored Tea. Try it,
Pure, Strong. PulveFized Sage, in Bulk
Call and examine and buy,
D. ID. COOPER.
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15
NJ. COLBOURN & CO.,
Public Sale
OF \ VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY
i'll be exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel Of Jefer
son 4 Collins, in the Town of smyrna,
On Thursday, March Cd, 1882,
SEAFORD, DELAWARE.

At o'clock, p IN. the following Real Estate to wit:
valuable Mill Property situated on the Delaware
Railroad, within one-half mile of the fOurishing
town of Clayton, Kent County. Del, suitable for a
large Custom Merchant Flour Mill or large Manu-
featuring Business The location is in Of the best
Wheat Corn and Peach growing sections of the State
and enjoys railroad facilities to all points North and
South, being within five minutes walk of CLAYTON
Station. The Water Right is iirst-cass stream re-
ceiying its supply from two large streams. The
water power is of the best in the State south of
the Brandywine River There is erected on the site
large Saw Mill 60 feet bY l6 feet three-stories high
Dwelling House ana Stabling. with other outbui1i-
ingS in fair repair. and Fifteen Acres of Land more
less; this constitutes the Mill Site This is rare
opportunity for capitalists wishing to invest The
climate is healthy Convenient TO churches and
schools one-and ahalf miles of the large and pros
porous town of Smyrna.
Also. Fifteen Acres more or less of good land well
adapted to the growth of Small Fruits and Grain the
above all able apple orchard and other fruit trees
in bearing we'll enclosed with good Usage Orange:
good twO-anda half story Frame Dwelling on the
above,
Terms made kHo,ea on the dag of Sale
For further information apply to
feb Low CASPERSON Il SHAW,
b. V. WELDON, Auctioneer. Clayton, Del
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15
ps more effect
IMPORTANT to FARMERS.
Continued reduced price of
SHELL LIME
For the Year 1882.

As an experiment, and meethe necessities of the
times we decided two years ago to lower the price of
our LINE . per cent, making it 6 cents per bushel
instead of 5 cents as formerly The success of the
plan was such that sales were MORE THAN
DOUBLED, and We concluded to continue the price
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15

A guano island has been discovered i'm
the Gulf of California.
Smyrna times., 1882-02-15
FOR RENT.

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