Smyrna times., 1883-05-30

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Going SCUM
co,,ntv and State Items
- ...els are building at MilfOrd's
shipyards
~. .eines along the bay shore are DONG
Tsry M poor business
,ra Paris, well-knowh cl'l~eh VI
poTer over Is seriously ILL.,
.ooints of the Dover water works are
Int Im 81 600 per year.
.hod season ends June 10Th and they
Inc IhenSv snS becoming scarce.
s Malone was installed pas
The Rev oo1,,ark q, Presbyterian Church on
sunday evening
paninsular Fruit Evap9rators Asso-
Inc I'll Ill hold their annual meetlng III
Dover, on June ''"'
c.,.ssx county Bible Society held its
.nnnal meeting at bIiuse'''i' '''e' "0'
s.b7 ar;tb IS persons present.
uo.bodists of Gumboro, Sussex
Inc have raised the salary of thelr pas
.as e5ps:SI6 sSI6 making it $1,000
.,,.1ibrarv Association, of W lining
- will give an excursion u Do'no"S
TSn' Tn,k on Thursday, June l4th.
..,oL for the new National Bank of
,!i5'.oH.n inS stor 1000. has been subscribed,
Ml9tbteb 9ba hank will soon be put in opera
ton.
RI drowbridgQ at Summit, over the
Inc lneonta u and Delaware canal, is being
Oh'53arped by new one, and travel Is OBJ
;tructed
RI. rsiohborhood of Lewes will have
~ne ~nenach crop. HarbesOn Hickman says
ialso ....do. have more peaches than they can
well bear
Commissioner of immigration Thomas P.
lem of Kent county, took couple OF
Gsrn,Sn immigrant families to Wyoming
on saturday
Many improvements are to be made at
To,snsend during the summer, and the
I'D lU%i'~oh growth of that enterprising village
seems to be assured.
The three farms of the late Martin f,
WALKER living near Armstrong; Corner,
WA NN' Castle County, and containing 25S
.ores have been sold for Sl6.799.
I.sscS Truitt. who has been for q num-
nor of wears teller in the First National
Rsnk Milford, has resigned. 1t is said ne
!: :nterestedi in new process for conserving
fruit.
Tba new Roman Catholic Church to be
bn;l, at Newark. the DeidiCGre Ledger says
viii he 86 by 46 feet. with spire tall enough
W. frst the sky. and in the belfry will bt
hung 1000 pound bell
The Erery Erening took possession of it,
new building at the southeast corner o
F;At and Shipley streets Monday. TIL,
nroDrietors of the Sunday Star have en-
ragel quarters in the building.
United States Fish Commissioner Moor,
i.onobe to got the 500 additional German
rarp ne expected to distribute this Spring
ss the supply has been exhausted. Tn
order, will be filed in September.
Seventeen out of the twenty-feur candi
dstes for City Council, Wilmington, VIII
are to be voted for by the respective par
ties next Saturday are nominated, seven b.
the Republicans and ten by the Demo
Gratis.
Rev. John L. McKim, who for years wa
rector of St Pauls parish, Georgetown
cOntemplates resigning his position as te
ler in the Farmers Bank, having receive
calls from churches in both Oregon an
Pennsylvania.
{. H. Bancroft of Camden, attended I'll
combination sale of Jersey cattle in Ne
Yerk last week and purchased two-yea
4 old he.fer Of the COmassie strain for 81, OF
Mr. B was offered 81, 200 for his purcha:
before he left his seat.
The Delaware, Maryland & Virgin
Railroad new name) have purchased
twOacre lot at the Y in Georgetown, {
III which they propose to erect car shop
Fl Mr.. Hatfield the former owner of the !
sold it at fair price and gave half I
acre
Beniah Watson, Esq, of Dover, who W
4 supposed to be a confirmed old bachelC
4 has at last surrendered to q widow
A. charms and will lead Mrs. Annie f. Dr.
per to the hymeneal altar in Christ Churl
4 Dover, at 2 oclOck on the afternoon
n June 5th
b Snowman O Brien, whose employees we
NJ attacked by mob at Dover stated a f
NJ days ago that he had no intention of briI
nj ing suit against Dover for damages. I
8 men who were hurt, he claims, were !
8 connected with the circus but followed
III IN the capacity of takers and candy VI
III ders
III On Thursday last, Thomas NJ Cube
III distributing clerk, ended his connectit
# VITA the pest Office at Wilmington, afte
SentmucIs employment Of13 years. beca
~ POSTMASTER Swiggett has issued an or
requiring all officials in the office 10 Civ
Judgment bond Of $1,000 for the peri
nance Of their duties in addition to
bonds already given.
Joseph JOlls, of Middletown, who
| appointed to the cadetship in the Uni
dates Naval Academy by Hon. Charlie
Ae5e and who so successfully passed
IN .s.ientali has failed on the physical exami
M ton. His defect is said to be near-sight
ness L. 7. BartOlette, who stood sec
Mthe preliminary examination, will
'ne next chance for theplace
The Preachers Association of DE-
Hi gBiSnet, will meet in the NJ. T. Church
BBndgsEille, on Tuesday 18th day of il
Inc okenlng sermon will be preached
Gey' ". ID. Underwood, of Seaford, a
OCiock Ia the evening. A mass TEN
Snee meeting will be held at which Rev
y. Foreman, A. T. Melvin, j. S. w
"A; m D, Davis and others will speak.
e1nesday evening, Relation of
una sShSl Experiences in the Inherent NJ
.r %y BY kevs. A. w. MiIby, j. II. {
well and others.
Maryland Items.
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