Smyrna times., 1883-12-26

+v and State Items.
Coun 'rsek it is Georgetown that
Tbs new post office building
wan. ,,,,,lcross recently bought $50
J. i LINZ Hur near Odessa, for S2'SOo'
'', y, saturday night "spr1eess San, " and
The sac Sa,a at last reached George
town. oo.. 60
Milton 'Inat connection with Phila-
d5eeIphia before long
n.,owore Republican comes out
Il; tnP eight columns to the Pag Hoo 1n c;rc"
S 9fseyen. and has attained ''OOO o'
atiOH.
:, ;. rsDOrted that another Demo
It IS d ii paper is to be started IN
erailc; n u%I iby Col. II. B. Mclntlre
and ". II. Lee
vostrv of St. Anne's P. b.
Ihe Nidiletown, have called the
Church. baldwin Dean, of Havre de
Rev. Rev, H to the rectorship of the church
..otorio of" Queen Esther" pro-
, ln1 twice at Middletown last week,
du ut,e5 s4O9, of which half was pa'd TO
4 p.ofsssor Wyatt, who organized the
classes.
,outb.bound passenger train, No.
!, j stynck a herd of cattle ON the T.
H. D railroad near Iron Hill station
W 10 q \ Newark. last Friday night and
Killed ten of them
rho cost of Smelling the streets of
noyer with oyster shells amounted 10
pu'T' seventeen hundred dollars. The
a .awn NAYS one-third, while the prop
,VT~ owners pay two-thirds.
orr REPRESENTATIVE, Mr. Lore, has a
,o"a on the regular congressional
Pla r,U,ittee on Claims and on the select
committee on American Shipbuilding
S ou1 Shin Owning, both of which are
important.
an accounts agree, says the Morning
yHr, that our Wilmington merchants
have surpassed their expectations in
h hu trade; and our market people
said out everything to the bottom OF
the basket.
potween the competition of buyers
.nI tine amount used in the canning
%Oiorr a number of persons in Dover
"onId not get u turkey it is said for
Caristmas dinner, and had to fall back,
soisns roleas, on hog and hominy.
The Rev. John Shilling, pastor of
Rnndvwine NJ. f. Church, is very ILL.
III. thought that a blood vessel in his
b,ain has been ruptured, and he was
unconseious from last Thursday until
Yesterday, when he recognized mem
hers of his family.
State superintendent Williams IS
Going to see to it that next year all OF
ihose teachers who fail to attend the
county institute are called upon for a
Oood reason for their absence, or i'll de-
fault of this reported to their respective
boards Of commissioners.
Charles Cooper, a nephew of the late
Peter Cooper, was married i'll Viii
mjpgton. Wednesday last, to Mis-!
Mary R. Walter, of that city. Among
the guests present were Congressman
n Hewitt and wife, of New York. Thu
Il bridal party will take up their resi-
denoe in Gramercy Park, New York.
Il The Republican County Committee
4 OfNew Castle county had very earn
L est and important meeting last Satur
4 day. Every hundred except Black
h bird was represented, and the meet
L ing was unanimously and enthus
4 astically of the opinion that a
Il early and vigorous canvass should b
n made
n The social event in Dover just now
II isagrand reception to be given by Nj
n and Mrs. A. B. Richardson, at tn
n Richardson House, this evening. MOI
n than 200 invitations have been ISSUED
A and great preparations have been mad
n among the ladies in their costumes fl
n the occasion. The reception will |
A from 5 till 8, after which the dancin
will commence and be continued unit
the wee small hours of the morning
a The Dela,rdre College RerietU in
"A brief but thoughtful article on "Ol
A Little State College" shows the disa
vantages of being small and weak, al
incidentally brings out the fact tn
Delaware College maintains for
o. SIX professors, educates thirty st
dents free of charge, and keeps herst
drumming order, in small State iii
Delaware, on $4,000 per year" T.
herler cOngratulates the "boys" tn
50 far the building of the new B. &
@lrOad had left their campus inta,
Inc RerieC looks well.
q The Rev. Z. c. Atkins, of Leips
a nas sued out a writ of habeas corp
ana mad the papers served upon \
ana Mrs. Jehu Reed, living near Ere
inca, for the possession of his chi
AISl1s married the daughter of \
ana Mrs. Reed a few years ago.
Isa IN confinement, leaving the chi
Tnlcn Atkins, it is claimed, gave
M 3i's' Reed. A short time ago Mr..
aus ans married again, and now wants
n Snnu' The grandparents will not g
up hence the action. The hear
IAl not take place until some time
January whea some developments
n Apected which will not be pleasant
III sumo parties. Sentinel.
iii a TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-HeI
ri Mans Mans living near Marshy He
NJ Asplilion hundred, a son of v
N Soaus' While trying to brush the 81
bol, IN. lne shait which was running
n S;i' mat was driving the force pun
'5aa 1 sam engine, last Monday We
IN ms coat caught in band and t
ny. wheel. He was drawn in in
si.,;aI and carried around with
1. IuO,e iorce at each revolution of
ca aeGl: A brother who went to G,
HE ,a nun was struck by him in on
Tb a and knocked sense
siT. enslne was stopped as soon as
hal dnu the unfortunate man.
inc III len entirely denuded of his 81
wAlle being drawn into the
conSid extrlcated in an inseni
broLoHOn' His left collar bone
Two 'r .; ana also his leg near the al
rSS, nOs were also broken and
WSv al was torn two-thirds OF
"a! through the orr, -. IT:. -