Smyrna times., 1883-04-04

for this time of the year. But when
the mercury in the thermometer begins
to climb up in the nineties we would
suggest the Col. "Take the Shady
Side" Most people do.
THE Sunday School of Bethel Church
on the circuit organized last Sunday
for the season with ]. Herman Ander-
son, Superintendent G. Garrison,
Assistant Superintendent; Mrs. A. L.
Hoffecker, Lady Assistant Superintend-
ent; A. T. HOffecker, Secretary and
Treasurer; Jefferson Cooper, Libra
rian; Miss Lizzie Garrison, Organist,
and r. M. Cooper, Chorister.
BUSINESS NOTICEs.-E. M. Fowler
calls attention to his new stock of
cassimers and suitings at his merchant
tailoring establishment; also gents fur
nishing goods, hats, tobacco, cigars, &c.
w. H. Thompson, patent scratch
pocket and patent vent pocket shirts.
Clark & Mcdaniel, Dover, The Horse
and Cattle Powders.
E. r. Sipple and H. P. HAZEL, disso-
luton.
THE official board of the NJ. E. |
Church of this town by a unanimous
vote have rendered the use of the
church as q place of worship to the
Presbyterian Society during the time
they will be without place of worship
from the 18th of June when they
will vacate their present house to the
Catholics who have purchased it, until
their new church shall have been fin
ished.
STEwED FIGS are said to be favor
ite dish with the guests at the Della
ware House. This would seem to in
dicate that the proprietor knows the
Importance of keeping up a healthy
digestion. He is q clever fellow but
can't keep hotel" is rather sportive
remark that don't apply to Frank for
: he is not only that, but knows how to
keep two hotels. It's big thing the
boys say.
AT meeting of the subscribers to
the capital stock of the " Peninsular
Bone Fertilizer Company" held at the
l Office of ]. L. Tygert & Co., last Thurs
. day, for the purpose of organization,
. the following Directors were elected to
: serve the ensuing year: John f.
Tygert, n. T. Wilds, John H. Hoffeck-
z | i. 1NS6Tl, w III. DIOND,
Isaac Truax, Willard G. Pierce.
! At subsequent meeting of the Direc-
: tors, the following officers were elected !:
q President, John +. Tygert.
= Secretary and Treasurer, w. G. Pierce.
General Manager, Herman S. Tygert.
!, THE NEW SCHOOL HOUsE.-Mr.
= y Graham, of Wilmington, the architect
who has heretofore been in cOnsulta-
u tian with our School Board, yesterday
y presented plan which was definitely
IS settled upon and will be ready for the
y bids of contractors as soon as he can
le make out all the specifications, in about
y two weeks. The plan is substantially
e that originated by VIM. NJ. Bell, one o.
the board, with same slight modifica
y tions, that will make an attractive, sub
C. stantial and convenient building We
,o stated it somewhat in detail severa
weeks since, viz: a central building Of
IL rotuAda from which the four wings
ID radiate, with the entrances at the foul
ID angles of radiation.
IL A DANGEROUS CUTS. Wharton
a NOVEL;, son of J. Sipple NOVEL;
es lately deceased, had a singular mishal
of on Friday last that came near cOstin!
him his life. In the act of cleaing hi
0e gun, piece from an exploded ca
ed cut his hand which bled freel
al bat was stanched without an
M cause of alarm. In the night, how
;. ever, it broke out afresh while he wa
"a asleep and could not be stopped. Dl
be Smith, at Moorton was sent for an
IRE when he got there, about four O'clOc
ed in the morning, the young man wa
= delirious from the loss of blood an
IN consequent weakness. The dOctC
nd thinks that he could not have live
cir two hours longer if the flow of bloc
in had not been stopped.
ais PROMINENT among those who wi
be present upon the stage next Tuesda
. evening, are Gov. Stockley, Frederic
w. Causey, Esq, Hon. Eli Saulsbur
Hon. James L. Wolcott, Hon. John
for Pennington, w. Scott Way, Esq, JOf
i0i Wanamaker, ESQ.,, VIM. Sidebottol
ESQ.,, VIM. A. Laverty, Esq, Ho
ons Thos. Farrell, Henry c. Conrad, EsC
Merris Taylor, Hon. B. T. Biggs, LIE
C. Bird, Esq, E. N. Vallandigham, Ge
zeal V. Massey, Esq, E. 7. Cooper, Est
we'd Hon. Edward W. Houston and Rumt
Gus others. The audience will ha
the pleasure of iistning to several
ana the gentleman mentioned above,
dld arrangements have been made for seN
. raj three minute talks.
: WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENTS -" T
o Young Peoples Christian Benevole
l@iA Society" which was organized on I
first of last month by number of t
of youth OF this town has assumed quit
To literary nature, and proves to be a We
# interesting and enjoyable manner
spending an evening once per wee
nter it now numbers thirty-five memb
has and increases at each meeting. I
lap programme for the next meeti
which will be held on Friday even
next at o'clock at the residence
orge Thos. Buckmaster, on Delaware sire
on is as follows: Instrumental Solo, N
nton Elva Smith Vocal Solo, Miss E
lan's Carrow; Select Reading, Miss Cl
Beck and Miss Ella Buckmaster, Ess
,, l.. Moses Price; Organist for the ey
az az ing, Miss Kate Douglass. All are {
t, Sne daily invited to attend these meeti
'nroS s and also to become members of
toa,o ~ society.
s has lHE congresaCioh OF Tue M
anti OnuFcH was dpprlSeu on sunday
md official surprise-that the church
bi@h run itself whole year without
guiding hand on the machinery
the wheels were beginning to or
all to because exactly one half of the m
ats at bership had not contributed q cent
ids." the proper channel during the "
and that the last copy of the Con
egce Minutes contained consider
n the financial error that must be correc
oJect The Stewards acknowledged '
,ners, "shame and confusion of face"
and the fault was rather with them I
the ecclesiastical leeches that W.
an;us thus from year to year feed off of
; anS contributions of others, because
Th;s had been unfaithful to their trus
nnor' thus letting the church run it
RTim sRtTimno After such a report, in any of our g
business corporations, motion w
at once be made for the appointme
IS the a " Receiver" followed by thorc
aar.,a | hacking of the members to deter