Smyrna times., 1883-11-07
,o Branch Trains.
c1osing of Mails.

county and State Items.
The tea swindlsrs are working Eastern
0u''' T,hhord snd w. T. Short are build
III bonses at Bowers Beach.
'"s pa I A. b. Wilson will probably
.,d daol 10 dwellings in Georgetown
1,onb Lafetra, a Democratic politician
Jo sTos died October ,Slst, aged 66 years.
rbo New Castle County Teachers Insti-
Inc IN ho held at Middletown November
OLE: 22nd and 23rd
vorv interesting revival meeting, is in
very - he Union NJ. 4. Church on
Wyoming Circuit Rev. A T. Melvin
pastor
1v;,u,inoton is infested with insolent and
,.ImN.dsrlv loafers who congregate upon
d as stTeet corners and insult and annoy
decent people.
NJ. Milford Ne,cs SAYS that thirty new
IN, ~ have been erected there this season,
hO90 ~. nopulation has increased about
Sne hundred and fifty.
email two-masted schooner sprung a
iaoE and sank in the Delaware river a
. ;Ia below New Castle, Saturday night.
Har crew reached shore safely.
Sixtesn buildings have been put up thus
e. This wear. in Harrington, together cost
~ liant $50 600. This number will be in
tTs to twenty, before the year is up.
W-s Atkins, widow of Thomas r. At
1,;ns who died few months ago at George
t N'u has received So, 500 from the various
%sneicisl societies Of which her husband
vas member.
Tho Newark NJ. E. Church is being
.boronobly overhauled. The pulpit plat
farm Is to be enlarged, new carpet will
he laid. new walnut pews put in and the
walls and ceiling frescOed.
The Register of Wills of Kent County
Granted letters of administration ID. B. N,
r A., upon the estate of Hon. Martin
" Rates deceased, of Dover, October 3lst
20 George II. Bates, ESQ.,, of Wilmington
and on the 5th inst, on the estate of Maris
T. Sbocklev. deceased, late of MispillioT
Hundred, to George F. Shockley.
STATE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.-At {
msetine of the Executive Committee of the
State TEMPERANCE Alliance held at Dover
last week COMMITTEES we're appointed to OBJ
tain additional names to the temperance
compact. The following are the commit
New Castls-Charles Moore, H. w
Frazer, A. Gawthrop, Sr., George W
Todd DR.. C. Harlan. Rev. g. V. Peterson
George C. Simpson, J. r. Hoffecker.
KeRt-ProfessOr r. H. Skinner, Dover
Joseph S. Truitt, Milford; j. w. Denney
SMYRNA; ]. P. Lamb, Leipsic; r. NJ
Cooper, MoOrton; f. V. Cooper, Smyrna
N. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON,; Moses S. Va
Burkalow, Magnolia w. N. Brown
Sussex9James A. Marvil, Bridgeville
Rev. P. H. Rawlns, Georgetown Mile
Messck, Bridgeville; DIR. Austin G. Eator
Lewes Rev. j. B. Quigg, Laurel Sher
man G. wilkins, Lincoln; John K. Price
Lewes George A Jones, Georgetown; L
K. Lewis, Laurel.
LICENsEs.-The following licenses wer
granted by the Court James SatterfelC
Harrington; Geo. A. Millington, Dover
Justus Lowery, Milford; William W
WhtIOck, Clayton; VIM. Frank jefferson
Z. Thomas Clayton and Charles Smitl
SMYRNA; Clarke & Mcdaniel, druggist
Dover. The application of ThOs. J. Cues
ford, Of KentOn, was demonstrated again
by about so of the citizens of KentOn an
vicinity on the ground that he kept di
orderly house-seld liquor to drunken pc
pie and minors and also to be drunk off Il
premises A large array of witnesses we
summoned on both sides. but before Il
case was taken up, j. L. WOlcOtt. cOuns
for Guessford, withdrew the application
which leaves KentOn for the first time
many years without rum.-SentineL.