Smyrna times., 1883-04-04

Congressman Charles B. Lore an
nounces that he has been notified bv
the Secretary of the Navy that the
term of the naval cadet for this district
will expire in May and requests him
to recommend candidate to fill the
vacancy. Applicants must be between
IA and Is years of age, reside in the
district, have good moral character. a
sound body and healthy constitu-
ton.
Mr.. Cilchrist, of Milford, thinks that
owing to sufficient vitality MANY of
the peach buds now alive will drop
either before bloom or after.-Er.
If the editor who wrote and pub-
lished the above extract had seen such
loose statement in one of his ex-
changes he would have rushed with
delight to write the publisher down
an ass. 1t will be news to peach
men to know that peach buds anv
more than pigs or puppies die of
sufficient vitality, but it is quite COM
mon for them all to die of INSULT
Gent vitality.
DELAWARE FRUIT EXCHANGE.-The
lncorporatorS of the proposed Fruit
Exchange for Wilmington, held a
meeting yesterday in Wilmington for
the purpose of looking over the ground.
They talk very hopefully of the pro-
Ject. The organization under the
charter lately granted will be effected
next Friday at Dover.
Hon. e. l.. Martin, of Seaford; ex-
State Treasurer Robert j. Reynolds, of
Petersburg; w. P. Corsa of the Mil
ford Chronicle; Jacob G.. Brown, of
Wyoming; John M. Reed, of Fred
erica E. r. Cochran, of Middletown .
William Dean, of Newark; Harry
Thompson, of Mount Pleasant, Master
of the State Grange Patrons of Hus-
bandry and George w. Bush. of Will
mington, attended the meeting.
A NEW MONOPoLY.-The shad fish
ermen. it seems, are not to escape the
clutches of monopoly. A company
has been formed in Philadelphia which
will send boats down the Bay during
the fishing season to buy up all the
shad and other fish from the fishermen
and thus control the market. The
prospectus announces that they will
pay cash for the fish at the highest
market rate, but of course when they
get all the buying in their own hands
they can place 1.-THE market rate" iust
where they please. The plan ma,
prove beneficial to the fishermen, bu
it will be the first monopoly that eve
has paid any excepting those whe arr
in the ring. 1t it said that some O
the fishermen from this section will
sell to the new company. We hop,
indeed that the new company ma,
prove profitable to them and not
deluSion and Snare.-SdLem Sunbeam
MAMMoN.-The highly mercenar,
: editorial of the Conference JVOrkei
which we copied at the time, in rela
ton to the salaries of preachers an
transfers TO other conferences whic
! that paper thought of sufficient meri
to publish twice, the second time b
request presumably of the preachers
r has attracted the attention of the lait
i as much for its spirit as its utterancei
, The PenipSuLGr NeWs after devotin
v nearly column to show that the ed
torial was inspired by mammon says
1.-The fact of the matter is, mo!
}. preachers are spoiled by the peOpl
e before they have been ten years in tn
It ministry. The public was very deffe
r entail to them, in general, and ofte
Of superstitiOus in it's reverence. TT
minister is well fed, well clothed, we
lodged, protected from the rough usas
l. to which most business men are su
4 jected, and pampered until like spoi
81 ed schOOlbOy, he must have what |
<, wishes. What would be an ordinal
= denial or misfortune to most men,
too outrageous to be borne in his cas-
81 Now, as far as the ministers of tn
: Peninsula are concerned, they are a
\ paid large salaries; but they are ge
c orally paid in proportion to the veal
n of the country and on an average mo
\ than men of other professions and bu
." ness demanding a corresponds
amount of intelligence and labor"
p 81 CoURT.-The following is list
10 the Grand and Petit Jurors for t
he GRAND JURORS.
on Duck Creek Hundred-C. II. Reg
ter, Moses Price, John Servison.
Kenton-Chas. Dulin, Saml Hutt
at inson, Jr., VIM. d. Hoffecker.
on Little Creek-Daniel c. COwg
he Abraham Moore.
ne West Dover-John Stay, John Goo
no en-
cir East Dover-James S. Smith, w
Q. Carter
&c North Murderkill-Peter Meredi
" Thos. B. Cooper, Stephen POstles.
WI WI South Murderkill-Chas II. Lowh
nv, nv Robert w. Reynolds. J. w. Cooper.
eo Mispillion--Henry G. WOlcott, AL
y! IN Johnson, Alfred II. Cahall.
20, Milford-John d. Bickel, Da
{" Scott, VIM. G.. Herring.
PETIT JURORS
mil Duck Creek-Abel S. FAIRIES, Is
IS Baker, Isaac Slaughter, Willard
ad- Weldon.
is Kenton-Thomas A. Rees, James
'on Hazel, Thos. f. Bailey
'lth Little Creek-Daniel NJ. Wills
ate VIM. Harrington.
West Dover-Martin. B. Ford, v
80 A. Cosden.
no- East Dover--William s. Heve
I'd Joseph Mcdaniel, Bolitha l.. Wharf
IA VIM. Dyer.
, u,u North Murderkill-Henry K. Ha
!. ~ of dine, Jr., VIM. T. Gooden, William
~ Longfellow.
'no South Murderkill-Geo.W w. An,
son, VIM. L. Clough, John Pr
we Henry l.. Carter.
,ub- MiSpillion--Leander 8. Hopk
out Thomas Hands, David P. Ander
ring VIM. Shaw, Ir.
/ to Milford-Joshua s. Bennett, He
!, it's Yinyard, Isaac y. jester, Wllham
let Dorsey.
ect