Smyrna times., 1884-01-02

George ar hundred, is lying danger
OF IyH ii oftyphoid fever
lanes Ticket, of Allow,ay,
Rev. a O" \. j., has accepted a
call eai from the Baptist Chur'n' Do'e''
-. America. colored, of Dover,
.rsd 81 wears, took his secohI WE i a9G
a .tsst O The bride weighs about 2oo
pounds.
Han F. G. Bradford, judge of the
,rn lV states Circuit Court ofDeiaware,
!! Irinr seriously ill at his residence III
wilmington.
,oo INNS were fired off at Fort Della
d Ivo celebrating the anniversary of
war WA Washington's retirement from the
%ooSmmand of the Army.
Professor Skinner has bought one
,.ifIabout IS acres of the Pennewlll
nan nan, one mile East of Dover, from the
resent r",.s owner, Mrs. Peak.
+ is said that sos boats passed in
and out of Appoquinimink creek, to
"nJ from Odessa, between December
1" TSS9 and December l, 1883.
Tho Milford correspondent of the
WILMINGTON Morning Nelcs says there
w Ok OI1O cases of canned goods in the
"a houses in and about Milford.
Victor NJ Fountain, of Middletown,
hos zone to De Land, Florida, where
ba has accepted a position as salesman
NTH Mr.. Dreka, formerly of Sassafras,
Nd.
Many of the labOrers along the line
If the new Baltimore & Philadelphia
p.ilroad have struck because their
rages have been reduced from $l.25 to
q Her dav. The order to that effect
was received from the railroad authori-
ties on Friday.
Annie Daniels, Collingwood Z. Hal
lett's sweetheart and an important wit
ness in his trial at Georgetown, has
hprn heard from. She is employed in
farmers kitchen in Minnesota. She
writes that Hallett called on her re-
Gently. but remained short time only.
Lewis n. Wright, a former president
Of the First National Bank of Seaford,
died on Christmas day, at his home
near SeafOrd, in his S0th year. He had
been confined to his home for several
months, but to his bed only about ten
DAYS. He was the father of Mrs. Rev.
P. H. Rawins.
the Legislative Committee, consist
Ing of two members on the part of the
Senate and three on part of the House,
will meet in Dover on the third Tues
day in january, 1854, for the purpose
Of settling the account of the State
Treasurer and receiving the report OF
the Auditor of Accounts.
Many of the stOnecutters employed
by Smith, Usher & Co., contractors Oh
the Baltimore & Philadelphia Railroad
at Port Deposit, Md, have quit work
aud gone home-to New England
They were accustomed to work on soft
er sandstone, and could therefore make
little progress on the rock of the Sus
quehanna.
Representative Lore, offers a ralt
opportunity to our young men-that 0
cadet to West Point. 1t is only once
in four years that one out of the five o.
six thousand young men of this State
whose ages vary from IL to % years
has chance to enter the Militar,
Academy at West Point. This chanc
Is offered now for the best man to win
Last week a young Jewess made he
appearance in Dover in search of
hlthless husband She found him, bu
ne would not give her anything to
ward supporting either herself or he
enid. The result of it was the JeN
found himself in Jail. Thursday h
was brought out on writ of habea
corpus and had a hearing before tn
Gnef Justice, who discharged him
lie and his wife made up and had
happy time kissing in the office, an
nave now gone to keeping house.
n Sentinel.
Inc under stratum of Peninsular S,
4 GIe'y' especially that part which il
u habits Delaware and the next doc
n NaFyland districts, appears to hay
q 0eeh holding a carnival of intempe
4 ance during the last five days. III
h Instances Of holiday drunkenness, ru
4 ndhlsM and violence in our Delawal
A owns and Villages were as numerOr
aS 'Nelr recltals by the Peninsula co
n 1Iepohdents are painful and disgustin
n nv possible that these miserable pc
VI pc nave no other conception of cniO
nj Geut except such as may be derive
u "ou the dangerous and woeful bottle
n -lorning Ne,cs.
ri fre broke out about 3 o'clock f
"a! morning in a cooper shop belon
n s 10 Z. }. Dupont, Denemours & c.
n IIu situated on the eastern side of &
II n D,a.nuy~ine at Wilmington, nearly @
III E H. 'ne middle yards, where most
III TS e Sompanys powder mills stan
W. In nil Hanes communicated to adjoini
t;a IN one of which the fire G
sod sul'hinS apparatus was kept, a
Al 19 oelng thus cut of, the fire buI
Gil. almost unchecked. Sparks We
IL raaIIeu across the creek to the powd
raas Out the snow resting on tn
A TS O.' prevented them from taking Fl
bao. upper shop, keg mill, tar hou
n worp muse and large stone factC
NJ Thu 'c burned, entailing loss of $75, 0
nann property was insured in the CO
P'"y own special fund.
nian, h These THINGS So?-The u
III an g.,!aa for the current week pri
miDnt .lcle on the gambling dens Of v
SW IfTiyOh, declaring that thew are .
trado sssl, and doing "a roar
ancS oe ana ana pointing out, for the q
ton of .ne authorities. the exact lo
earriod several Of them. 4 keno ga
inc ~ oa IN the basement of a bu
and r.: ruth street, between Mar
HouQa opposite the Clay
msans Osr, Is described as also
door in y "a access thereto, through a {
Oftbe nl Jug Moor, and the frequent
businora, "oe are said to include Gle
standina men and persons of &
eles 4 ID professional and social
qpiry a 1Cre and at other places an
ply tb o1ut The police brought the
sans ' a they were "fiSed y
question about another keno
Streets Oi! at Front and MAJ
police w T1.c'Ied the answer that ="
pfietOr al : regularly paid by the
which 4 l The spirit of inouisitiveu
POfsssGiossu supposed to be part of /
With are certain things set {
erries part poalr,ii,cularity of detail W
.ilier t Considerable weight. tn" They %
Tue, a %1' - Or imaginary. If they he
rsgar5iTerdiet of Iaw.abidiU %"1 cit;
ihese dess.a police force which All al
turbsSS ens Of vice To cont;",'n '0 :. a. -,