Smyrna times., 1884-02-06

ln6t nT 81 900 for new parsonage \
,,.sles and scarlet fever are pEeVa- /
M M5a among the children at Ol'liofu' !
p,,od Tom, the celebrated musical 'lc, !
.d"der, n is booked for Ne"arN 'o-n'Oi
row evening
,,..,,;,m Rothwell, near Middletown'
William go shoats stolen from him
within MONTH
,,, royival in the NJ. f. Church. at
Inc - i the largest that has occurred
c"I,"> .ha church there for years.
,,,..rs Richardson & Robbins are
MIS- heavily on meats now, ana
ruii"'"i W, nn1il about the first oil June
,aroest revival of religion ever
Inc ID, little Creek is now in pro-
kno" tbare Il -, Rev. 4. w. Holt pastor.
1hn Appleton, of Odessa, has bought
JVnn .o-.rs .r farm. lying in Appoquini-
a ,;nE hundred, Of Sylvester Downs Tor
$1,000.
:, Rorkman, who solicited stock
Jonn n;yr the Dover Glass Works,
10 10, Succeeded in getting the amount
he wants.
r.o Roy w. K. Tubbs, Il well-known |
,,i.hodist In Episcopal local preacher of
nJti paItimore hundred, died Monday of
last Last week. aged 63 years
number of friends of Mrs. ~
c..;,bnrs in Dover, paid her surprise
.,;n;t on Thursday night, she having at
aimed her 10Th birthday.
There are said to be ABOUT sixty
nsof measles in and around Lincoln.
TSo disease is on the increase, and the
,nb,ic schools have been closed.
p Collins, of Smyrna, is an
rounced as prominent Democratic
Nudidate for the office of Sheriff of
Vow Castle County.--BredkTdter
Light.
Register Biggs has granted letters
tasramentary to Charles Beaslen, Jr.,
Fs0.. of Baltimore, executor OF the VIII
nffhe late Charles Beasten. of Middle
town.
Charles TatmAn, Esq, of Odessa,
rresident of the bank, will be " years
pid next Nav. Mr.. Tatman Is one OF
Gjsssa's Oldest and most respected bus
mess men.
Among the bills introduced in the
House of Representatives last week
was one by the Hon. Charles b. Lore,
anproprating $l5O,OO0 for the erection
ofanew public building in Whining
II tOn
.berif Maltiu, on Friday sold the
n property of Edward D. Porter and
Mary. NJ, his wife, at public sale al
4 tbe Washington Hotel in Newark
Il was purchased by James y. Wilson
for $S,057.
Mrs Adaline Houston, wife of JOIN
" Houston. State Treasurer, died at he
II husbands residence near Millsboro
II Mrs Houston was a daughter OF tn
n late Capt. Henry Hickman, OF Baltl
n more hundred.
n Eyaporated fruit has been advanC
ri ing for the past two or three week!
N and frst-cass pared peaches are nov
M quoted firm at 26 cents per pount
This is probably the maximum prlt
present stock.
Congressman Lore has introduced
bill to prevent and punish the cOunte
feiting within the United States
II notes, bonds or other securities OF TO
eign governments, which was reterrt
to the committee on the Judiciary.
The term Of Sewell c. Biggs as Re
ister of Wills of New Castle coun
will expire in October Mr.. Biggs "
4 not be candidate for reappOintmel
LC. Grubb and William u. White
are prominent candidates for the plaC
According to the Times Union
Jacksonville, Fla, January 30th, r.
Hayes of Middletown, this State,
Saturday, January 26th. fell into t
hands of couple Of sharpers ut I
Jacksonville Hotel and was robbed
sl92.
n President Arthur has appoint
William Dean, of Newark, as comm
Y slOner to represent Delaware ut the
4 ernational Cotton Exposition to
held in New Orleans. Charles
Treat, Of Georgetown has been selC
ed as alternate.
Sheriff Harrington sold on Wedn
day the canning factory and ground
Powell & NAPLES, at Pennington,
Lord & Polk, for $4,000. Also,
8 s,,R ,,cG tl,c
Inc farm in Raymond's Neck, to Jal
7. Snow, for $500.
Canning is at present in such disfa
p the Heninsula, owing to low pri
IlaE many Of the canning estahl
@eats are offered for sale at little {
nall their cost, and three-fourths of
aalers are anxious to sell out
qult the business. - Peninsutdf NelU
The immigration Commission
ID Dover ON Thursday. They re
having placed six persons in Su
anu three IN New Castle since the
meeting in December. They
pehty OF applications from per
%Ho ueslre to come to Delaware,
:. n them.
" taeFe Is some kind of q magn
noVeF, that attracts Elkton beau
HAI town. Certain it is that the
.ueIe' not one at a time, but in gre
We're, and the best of it is
MI TOn 60 only once, but keep on g
nour opinion there are several
.. Whg. "' '"i'''"''
"a convention of the colored tea
+ ,as state will be held i'm the '
IN" s,S NJ 3. Chnrch, in Dover, Feb
~ ~ ana 9th. Mrs. Fanny Ja'
s;opp Soppln, one Of the ablest and mos
MN Sa. teachers of Philadelphia
q ynn.aP y%IalPal Of the high school for &C
ssals, s9snIa, will be present on the
""%s and will leetqre;
ndnNs Fae arH Of Cowgirl & Green
mo-. 'u 70 their new store in 10,
Veil veil street, Dover, and the ol
snSnOWn ~ firm Of "C0wgilI 4
bp';o ~ more. The old firm has
ne~ n'Sss at one stand since 1896.
est urn, urn, 1t Is said. has entered I
bina oFe south Of Wilmington.
elnd;nn many modern improvemer
fine ladies' waiting ro,
dIeto"ae erehce TO the death of th
saw. s,r"9 lair ..l the Transcript hume
died. The P. A. and p. Asso
our very easy death. One or
better reshboring associations v
sogD ttal aaa more hopeful of the
Wfr rHF phep have more elbov