Smyrna times., 1883-05-09

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ing eha"S .S,;ll nlease have them IN the office
I'M, MTo,.jav afternoon, at O'clock.
County and State Items.
Mrs. Langtry acted in Wilmington last
night.
~. priobt House at Rehohoth has been
lnJ nJ 70 BENJAMIN c. Pearce.
r-.;ooer. are surveying the new z. w.
IN s.r;raoJ between State Road station |
and ShellpOt creek.
100 numbers of drum fish were taken
Larse I~h Ihavshore last week. Friday one
a,Ons anOn sold twenty-five in the Milford market
NJ, Peninsula Agricultural and Pomo-
th Association of MiddletOwn will
ioglg1;t G ;,e annual fair September 18th, 18th
and GOTH
Wallace Marvel has been elected prin-
.;nsI Of the Georgetown schools. HIS as
s;!tSnts are David ). Purnell ana MISS
Rosa JeneS
Tho Ddamarean entered with its last
i,.na on the twenty-ffth year of its eXls-
..nco and promises better things IN the
coming months.
c,,nor;ntondent of Schools, T. n. Will
rams Is having the State Treasurer room
frpd IN for his accommodation and Will
make Dover his home.
The ciant with 0 Bren's circus struck
n,1r VIM was disposed to measure him, at
Milford on last Wednesday, and the giant
urn,tod and fined $40
Tho sow.mill at Prettyman' 5 siding, near
Harrington. belonging to J. b, Simmons,
ws. DESTROYED by fire on Friday morning,
with some 5000 feet Of lumber.
C.rtain DRAPER has launched his new
t,g at Dover. and named it Irene, after his
Janebter Her boiler is 48 horsepower,
and she has 4O-inch screw propeller.
Five coored women were immersed Sun
1ay in the headwaters of st. Jones creek,
at Dover There was large crowd of
nersons present, including both black and
white
Warren Darby has raised" an acre of
Ground at the drawbridge across the Muir
derkill at Frederick and intends to build on
ita aphosphate factory, a steam sawmill, a
shipyard and lumber yard.
The Newark Ledqer says: Rev. T. II.
HAYNES, pastor of the NJ. Z. Church, who
has been confined to the house by sickness
for several weeks, has so far recovered as
to be able to occupy his pulpit.
The Junction & Breakwater Railroad are
engaged in laying new steel rails on theil
road and will have it in fine running order
H. al ,fD Dnh
i doing good business, their freight to New
York being very heavy.
DELAWARE FRUIT EXCHANGE.-ThC
Wilmington Board of Trade has adopted
resolutions pledging support to the estab
llshment Of fruit exchange in that city
and appointing a committee of fifteen to at
tend the meeting Of the ncorporators of tn
exchange in Dover to-day.
The Morning Necs announces that
special artist of HGrper's Weekly will &C
company its NewsbOys' Summer Excur
sion, June Both. This is all very we'll anC
interesting news. but we hope the NeC
will not take two or three inches daily o
Its valuable space from this to that time t
reiterate it,
The stOrehouse of David Holland & Sor
Of Milford and possibly much other proT
eeFty came near being destroyed last wee
from the stump of cigar that was throw
under the stove (which had no fire in it) b
alounger. 1t burnt in a smOthered way a
night and burst out only when the dOOl
were opened in the morning.
IMMIGRATION TO DELAwARE.-COp
Antenger, the immigration apostle of De
aware, spent last week in the lower part
Me State looking after the interests of h
M enterprise He reports that c. +. Trea
tAe plaeque manufacturer of Georgetown
wants - families of immigrants and th
Ihoma3 Hanson of Rising Sun, has r
Gently brought over three more Germs
amlllies one Of which brought 81, 500
gold to this country.
The New Haven, Connecticut Morni,
ooscS oscS Of Saturday says: William
Cofsa' editor of the Milford Dell Chror
W, and secretary of the Delaware FRI
ILa.ehsnge, was in the city yesterday. II
THJeCI Is to secure the cooperation of Ne
England commission merchants in the wO
S;a ntae exchange. A number of the leadil
don 5ust dealers of Boston, Springfield, Pro,
,Ee Jel'ce and Hartford have already enter
Sao, ae organization, and several prOmine
+. sa'els atas, IN THIS city expect to subscribe
t.Iln That RIoT.-The Delaoarean saws c,
tI5l.aily OF the consequences of the riot
"aI town with the show men.
vo,d ~ ss3 seems worth while, therefore,
& riJ,aIF tIC ioF the benefit Of the editors and in
thai rntIsho who appear ignorant of the ia
# nn5np, puolle and municipal corporations 8
Al tbo r no eommOn-law liability to pay
mobp bpoperty Of individuals destroyed
# Dean.ot VI rGtous assemblages and that {
@ imno"aSr Legislature has never seen fit
NJ Town C Such 2 liability upon them. I
nj soic;toS. SG;uncll were so advised by tn
a. Occnrro.a , immediately after the unfOrtun
& obt;ehce, and in prOmptlv seeking
& dam 1G'alh any evidence that miobt lead re
III so'nvJTyery Of the parties really emil
III tbs ioh only to vindicate the renHtation
III O"h' and neither preiudged the cl
p,n";, n%o LISEL SUIrs.-Tbe recent
litioa,;os 10 be the cause of cOnsidera
|@ agsin., agi u besides the cases of the ST
and 10 eeysn OF the young men indie
On the ~ t''eG "a at special term to be h
that ORR OF June, it has been rumO
for damaaeln coontemplates suing the tC
doubtful H., ms, It is thought, is rat
riot tro,i ti out two suits growing out of
troubles were institufed Erydo,' ' i Z,
Jobp Esq, as counsel brouobt sn;ts
House H. N, Ford, Ford, proprietor Of the tn ' Bay
ing Comsnoannst the Morning News Publ
eaitOr Of Piabny' ~ an, and Henry w. Cam
hbelonS sAes we Stqte Sentinel. for allie
eonbeet;el'lci lcies about the Bayard Hon
thatths' D. Nlthgthe riot. III was sti
Quarters ~ ~ house was used as hi
hred from ~ the rioters, that shots Y
Ford Li, cIai,Itia tae windows, balcony. &c.
The time Of H. b'at as the house was Close
responsibIa 'se &c riot and was not in any
Ssatinsi Le,lNor lor the same, the Ne,cs
Tee and aSe 4So. treated him with great il
Calculated 4" lIge articles in question
upon his hop.ge Ion gerlng reproach and disc
A3s55 A55 lsEgIgsgt4 Env,r Ev,,o,,
PeniUsnllIaI y. special tmeeiinss %hii4soSt "
was heIS hHi !, Fruit Fruit Evaporator's s Asssoci, i,
OF fn.-.u ml DOVar ELL ,.9ON =