Smyrna times., 1882-10-25

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Comfy and state Items
,rr...i.- marshes are covered with
.,5r.aa..- a.; aj,d dues>.
1,r..a Quantities ot wild ducks are
i.;rt;n.r - Is lock about Eeaooo1h.
-4raryr B4yur,L expresses the "El'.-
.n -1lr The political conscience "f the
,..rnrrv : being aroused.
Washington HAstinEs says h De-
r;,v.s in machine work: only lcE the
-,aoi, run the machine.
MI. Mabel Bayard. daughter Of
..1aror BAvard. i 10 be married short
H. - . Warren, Of Boston
,..oriinr 10 the STATE Sentinel,
,.5tirran Harrin-rou's letter to the
P51,Je!phia Press was not for puoiit;'-
ton.
o.at...or Bartholomew will exhibit
H. .-aI Of finely trained horses a. the
n,.,~. House. ia Wilmington, for one
40, .smmvucju1 saturday next
~,. .1-a New Constitution i -. ia
Sa..,x having eu-aGe.ueuIs tor every
,+s,.,o,,n and evening this wees ana
: r,.4-.,i with enthusiastic crowds
Remember that the Bird Law
ioss No, 70 ouCoftorce until Nov. 18th.
artal. Dersou> who xiii partridge; Be-
fore thai time are am-ulJle TO the law
r,.- week. Milford rbroaicjs pub
r.6e,! a supplement- with i map show
nv ra~r Il the town and the scenes
rnsaecte,l with the Haliett-Deputy
murder.
T 3. Fenn.more. near Niddirtowu,
.a, shipped within the past week IL
MAT, # ,ecord-crop raspberrle>. from
Buudvv.ue stalks. and expects 10 snip
d, many more Chis week.
The work i rebuilding It. Anne's ?.
Z. Church. az 3Iidiietown. which was
DESTROYED by ire last May, i progress
inr rapidly. It Is expected that It will
Be- i1ished bv the Christmas holidays.
The Rev W. B. Gregg IN the Coatsr-
sae, Ulrt.r denouuces agricultural
fairs. . called. a. one Ot the - greatest
evil, and pests to the eaEse Of Christ
N the Peninsula IL they pdnaer 10
almost aI crimes CT vices
Hoa. :. 3. ~mitLers auJ Geo. v
}[as,ar. ESQ. in obr,iiance 70 u request
atn0re than hundred If the Replo-
i.rars Il Dover. addressed them On the
fundamental issues Of the campaign II
Colrc House Hall on Monday evening
The Directors Of the Kent Comfy
1[utua. IG-uranee Company met or
TUESDAY W-ek. and agreed TO declare
cae usual dividend, - per cent. whjcL
amounts .o about $4,000. 70 be dt-
tribute, among the policy-ho.dr->
The losses - the Company tor the yea
thus far. amJIu- - -.sa..
The other night when the " New
Constitution was making the cIrcuI
Of the streets at Georgetown. the OF
e4gie " Garfield was swept from hI
perch Jv IA overhanging limb, and il
falling aH-l,ed on the head Of an oil
man wha lhought surely d winget
devil nal ,apJurrd him--Hiltord -Neic'
From new uatil the election the po'
tlciIa- vii. be a. busy A. bees. Their
: nos .uvn or crossroads in tn
era4-r- As, Will have one Or NOR
n.-r'.4> The people seem III = heal
Ing rallr. than enthusiastic mOot
Anything - be in the crowd l. th
actlaI;ny principal with the most {
chem
The state Bible society held il
'even-een,h annual meeting in Wi
m-1gt0a on SATURDAY. Officers for I'll
ensuing year were elected and resOlt
ti1aS u respect to the memory
Hon. c. : Layton and George v
sparks wefe adopted. 4 meeting
ihe ialeFesi VI the society, held i'll We
laurch. was addFessd by the Reys.
y Mile; InI J. Il Nixon, p. y.
L 3 Cullen son Of Chas. II. Guile
E>q E4S Lu.sed in marriage to Nj
Ella, the daughter Of eX-Regist
Mae2tIey. on Tuesday Of last wee
ne ceremony was perfOFmed by Re
?. II. Rawllns. only the immedia
members cf the family being preser
VT Culler i engaged in business
toridl. and the newiy-marFied coup
LETT On the early morning train for the
Southern home.
Ir Blaine had promised the Repu
means Of delaware to give them a d.
N THIS state. but letter was publish
Yesterday saying that he could n
cone oeea1se Of an attack Of malar
lever. He says:
have personal reasons for conf
~ Delaware aside from the good
might hope to do the Republican eau
thii shall not be content until ha
.L'l 40 opportunity in person to tina
'e s1"" ri2nds IN your state "
'.-'e manifested on important Oc,
''oll- THEIR trust and confidence in Il
4aaJ Delaware should sustain (
t-eH44eratIe party seem3 altOgetI
--o'lalogs. Her geographical pC
In ner Industries, her progress
LA,LHafaetures would all seem to al
strongly with the Republic
tplry, During the period in VIII
t,sTPcoiiean - administration have shaI
~ eI-e unareia4 and economic politics
e country Delaware has enjOyes
~ s~ Industrial life and has shown q
n-aIe r,.lIEilo!e development in wealth 8
Keo-letrye Ke power. In the very 50
@Fs mat Delaware has been reap
~ tlenesf advantages Of the pF0ts
M; a 1eenl, slae has been repFesen
III = . congress sby the enemies Of Z
Nil Slil1n I the first King Of servia.
s8 neeQ Shot at h. :. l....a.sn- i. -