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e ,raBLlsHED 1910.

E,rABL1sHED 1910.
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BRoTHER,.
HAS NOW OPEN COMPLETE STOCK OF
IMPORTED AUTUMN NOVELTIES
FOR STREET. RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR
A SPECIALITY:
NOVELTIES FOR WEDDING OUTFITS.
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS, RAGLANS
NEWMARkETS, CIRCULARS, JAGKETS AND JER-
SEYS.
NEW HOUSEKEEPING LINENS. ALL-WOOL
BLANKETS AND MARSEILLE5 QUILTS AT Low
EST QUOTATIONS..
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEFs, HOSIERY
AND KID GLOVES.
gT5- SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGHT
- CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
SEQ PENNSYLVANIA avenue, corner 9th street
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

0REEDNooR. NEAR wARRENTON. va. Will
u remain open for boarders until November sp,eri5
table. perfectly healthy, ine shade elegant rooms
pure Jersey cream. and fine shooting Inquire Of MIS-
Va. sel-lms
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Il $s### H## Il Z \ Il 8 ee +
A A Geo II A Mn GGG ZEE
OF ATMOSPHERE REQUIRES A CHANGE
IN SHOES.

VIM. HAHN & CO.,
THE RELIABLE SHOE DEALERS.
SIG 7TH STREET AND 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AvENuE
In order to draw your special attention to their man.
moth stock of FINE BOOTS and SHOES for FALL
WEAR, are Offering for this week the following
SPECIAL BARGAINS:
Boots. They of solid soles and stiffning box
toes and warranted i'll every respect, and are bar
gain at Sl.T5.
At 81 So 200 pairs Ladies' toe Genuine Pebble Goat
Button, worked bnttoEhoies, stylish and durable.
These would be considered given away at s..
at e0c 800 pairs OF those solid School Shoes for
Boys Girls
At 7c large lot of Chldren's Kid and Pebble Button
Boots, heeled or spring heeled We warrant every
pair
AT S25. Gents Al-sold Caters and Laced Shoes with
hooks. either tipped plain toes. Cheap at 81 So
Our $3.50 Gents Calf Boots, in single soes or double
soles with outside tap. the best value we ever
offered
As the quantity of of these goods limited and
we may not be able to get them again. will be to your
advantage to call as early possible ard these
RARE BARGAINS se19
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SPECIAL

As VIC have al Of these Blankets III quantities we win
maze ecial price 10 Hotels and Boarding Houses in
lots OF 10 to % pairs.
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SUMMER RESORTS

TNAUQUIER SPRINGS. THE NEAREST OF THE
Il summer resorts will be Open until October 4
10 satisfactory rates TO persons who re- WA
main until the close of the season. Apply at lE,hI
the National Hotel, or adigess
f. TENNEY CO.
se9-toct Fauquier SiFings, Virginia
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS. SHENANDOAH
- county, Va, relieve all malarial and ner- 4 . Z
yous disease. Round trip tickets via B. and o 3EA
Il. Il. Address Mrs. A. J. MYERS aug 30ts lE,H
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PERSONAL.

I HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC NOT TO TRUST
my son, Louis PEEL on my account, as will not be
PFEII. corner 22d and streets NV. se19-3ts
NJ WASHINGTON, D. c., SEPTEMBER I9, 1884.
NOT1CE-Au persons are hereby warned TO trust no
one my account as will not be responsible for any
debt not contracted by myself in person. J. III
WHITEHAND, sos 18th street northwest seI9.3ts
AIDES. GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS SEEKING
ia systematic and thorough Night School shOuld
visit PROF. FLYNN. For subjects taught zee his
card in Educational column. au9O- I'm
A MECCA IN MUSIC-PROF. DEWOLOWSErS
IA Musical Institute reopens September 1884 (4th
year, Gold medals and diplomas awarded Graduates
ENGAGEMENTS procured tor Europe and America New
SINGING and piano classes are opened now 1t $40 New
York avenue northwest s,toS
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Nrs lhz!rr declines u run as Vice President on
III equal fights ticket on The ground that .au the
cJHi+!st.r Tor President are friendly 10 woman
surrey, Is this -: II Il Is. Mrs. lockwood
shcU-i "-'..d-.t" ana thus simplify me campaign
But II = t. ~ l"arei that Ms Loz.e- IS OF TOO con-
Eeia- disposition Al tho candidates hare indeed
mac sweet Itte speeches On this subject. notably
General Butler, bat Il 5 doubtful II any Of them
would recommend female suffrage In au inaugural
&!.rtss
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W. nj. SnusrEE & SoSs.
W. NJ. SINISTER Il SONS,

n B-TNE LEST is THE CHEAPEST $500
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WANTED---ROONS

WANTED TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS BY
w gentlemen and wife, with refined German family
prefeT red. Address MAX. Star Office III.
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The failure OF the old-csJablishet and prominent
frn Of findskopf Brothers & Co. wholesale
cloih!riS, II View York, has made something OF a
s'l>'i'n u the trade. and Is worthy OF note as a
symptom OF the depression which now marks
VAR u lines ai business. According to report how
ever the I'll ~ the Aoe was dCe more to its .old
fogy and dty-rpt conservatism" than to the had
state OF te trade Tho merchants Insisted on doing
bushes - hey had for The past forty years and
as a eG,Se'i'i'lce they could not compete with
5VtrT ans, hc-:eE rivals The fai.Ure IS said TO
Dc '-'-- honorable one, and the members OF the
r!n ;,Hl universal sympathy IN their misfortune
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ENOR RENT-A THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
Il house, containing fifteen rooms. Government
Printing Office. Apply at 3l4 Sth street SELL I'm
lf0R RENr-"CASTLE SIEwARTr-EIEGANTLY
furnished and in perfect repair Large stable and
Carriage House.
Viii Lease for term of one OF more Years Can lie
seen by Kermit from Office only TH0S j FISHER
4 CO. 1924 street northwest seg2w
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~ desirable and completely furnished house includ
Ing piano and pictures three suite: dining
room on same door with parors, plumbing in good or
der. s,IS-s,6ts
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SEATON PERRY,
N o L G / A S s,
II NINTH STREET,
CORNER F.

$500 Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NOR RENT-AT 909 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTH
II west. two unfurnished communicative third story
Rooms, fl ont and back northern and southern expo
sure; also Back Parlor, hrst door, furnished bd-
ice
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

II "LANIER HEIGHTS"
We still able to offer for sale in this handsome
tract and at prices which render them desirable
for investment As suburban resid sites they are
unsurpassed for beauty and convenience of access
Plats and full information furnished on application
sel5-6t FITCH, FOX BROWN l437 Pa ave
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ISOR RENT-BY THE NEAR-A SMALL NICELY
furnished broom House. i'm a desirable and Pleasant
locality southern exposure and all Convpniences Rent
low To private family. Apply 1909 l. st " slS3ts
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ISOR RENT-TEN- ROOM BRICK. 23O I'D STREET
IL northeast. with bath. cellar, lntrObes range Sc
rent only SIS ALBERT f. FOX. 800 street north.
west. %
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

Ifoh ktNI3lei4 2lsr STREET NORTHWEST
,SsLSr' handSsue hrs-story and basement Brack
pwel containing twelve rooms all n,i,r,X,,n,efts
two bath rooGls Office and laundry
IN - THUS. ]. FISHER 4 co
s-o-ot 1924 street northwest
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SPECIALTIES.

NINE ROSS
RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT AND ASTROLOGISf
can be consulted business and all Attain Of lifa
Fee, 81.
o. N. to p. N. and from to p. IN. seI2
THO THOSE WITH PILES-DR MUHLEMAN NO
Il 723 9th street northwest cures piles by direct
Cure guaranteed. I use Prof Brinkeahonns Painless
Treatment This recent discovery Is the only plan
known for curing piles without the knife or fs
ture; Is almost painless. SAFE, sure and permanent
charges moderate Hours. 4 to 8 p. IN. se4-lms
MRS BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
~ prescriptions and send You TO drug
pointed Of cure Of private diseases should CONSULT Ds
medicine. guarantee cure or no pay. 81 years. exp
rienee. au25-l,ns
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wy FarKt sd IL r. lOO0O $40 9Th St w, RS ls 10
Property placed with me for or sale is literally
advertised free OF cost to the owner
sells K q. HOFFMAN. 10Th and II sta NV
1>OR PENTHOUSE els NEW JERSEY AVENUE
II northwest nine rooms; modern luprovelnents S30
month. 80 street; rooms modern iilpr We
ments: SIS Apply to w. c. JOHNSON as 18th street
northwest s.I3-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

Pm WIS ew.mat n. q. Anr.h..far. q
Artoi {, d; Arnolas iudleo. sitt Afnoai,
thoice -, 81. American. 5if. American 'n
ilRo, ~; eihe, q. Hanllian. 8i.s Uloncos
Ter mourni X. 81. simpson mourning. s.
-da-tel, q nnnn6li Ys7 rfi,5.5aa 3
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-31

Tn The absence oi spugllp materials or
the time TO prepare 1t, people often go
without dressing iorsalad Buy Dur
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M. ELLIOTT & BROTHER
FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS

Aoasn HamI Eey
o-u.s III Price
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Sole Agents Tor the only genuine fish Bros. Wagons
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Smyrna times., 1884-02-27
DAILY EXPRESS,

NeW CdSHe accommodation Trdias-Ieave vii.
mington ut A. N. and 3p. NJ. Leave New Castle
at 9.3j A. NJ. and 4.40 r. NJ
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Ieaye SMYRNA
for Clayton ia S.53, 10 30 and 10. IS A, 51
7.47 P. NJ. Leave Clayton for Smyrna .25. 00T
lO4l and lilo A. NJ, 2.4O, SOC aud 600 r. NJ.
CoNNEcTIoNs.-AtP Porter. with Newark ,S Della.
ware City Railroad. At TowpSend, with Queen
Anne's& Kent Railroad. AtClayton with Delaware
&Chesapeake Railway and Kent County Railroad
ginia Railroad. At SeafOrd, with Cambridge 4
Seatord Railroad. At Delmar, with Eastern Shore
Railroad Wicomico & Pocomoke Railroad. and
Peninsula Railroad.
CHAS. f. PUGH, General Manager.
]. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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NJ iTralhS on the Delaware Maryland h Virginia
u" paIroa9 Ir connect with trains on tho Delaware
i,a; hatoSl a. Harrington at 1912 a. NJ and S25 p. NJ
sotSE NGfIh, ana IL "A \. NJ. and 49, p NJ going
south. The train leaving Harrington nj II n
a, NJ, gong south connects at Lewes Pier viii
oteamer Tor New York on Tuesdays and Fridavs
AZ HeorgetoWn with train for MillSboro Fronk
ford, Selbyville. Berlin, Snow Hill and Si i,,nr
mediate stations to and from Franklin CITY
THOMAS GROOM SuperintrIdcnt
a. BROWN, Traffic Manager
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Maryland Items.


The gross receipts of the EIkton
Oraiorio iout> UP S3;39.
CceiIton la, Il good circulating library
with about 2u9 volumes.
The Academy Of Music building in
Laurel was struck 10y lightning Satur-
aay morning and badly injured.
me l'otoInac river shad and herring
season Is about to open, and one or two
seine crews ALREADY gone to work.
George +. and II. II. Brady have
uou2ht the h. +. Sluyter farm on Rohe-
ll5 iilla Manor, containing G3S acres, for
Henry Harper, of the firm of James
Iarper, Of GrccnsborOueh, was mar
ttrcld.
feJition5 are being circulated in
"lcoInIco county praying the Lcgisla-
ul, au,c 10 enact liquor law like that
now in force in Delaware.
lhey have turned The cisht-hour bill
over in The Legislature and examined
t. from every point of view. but they
navy '''h uhahi" to see the good of it.
The board Of Trustees Of the eudIers-
Mlie EI, NJ. +. Church have decided TO
oullu Il new church on the beautiful lot
G"hra ny Dr. \. f.. Sudlcr, one OF the
nheSl lots in town.
mlhe bell lar the Canibridse ". T..
@"UiCH - replace the onG that was
';. 1'''c"gu I h'rstmas WAS placed in posi-
snI "' last week. # is about rs largc
9Nd poHnds. ' ''''' "''7"'
a. Mr.. nAiy Of TcMpIeyilIc, Queen
tnne I,in county recently married n Mis-.
a." ~''' VI The -alac place. 4 few DAYS
H. "a !" Woman, representing herself TO
"Gi 'E Wllr, came to Tcmplcville
bil u4un sl,hc 'hc West" DAILY is staying at
sErhn E'ohn +. Kersey and Miss Rcbccca r.
mor''; paIu were married last Wednesday
momhaS ,nS IN Easton. Mr.. Kcrscy is a
Som ''je' " oi the firm Of Mcssrs. Thomp-
bas' c cNer'ey ~ Co., and Miss Shepard
oDeoF number Of years past been
mary soE .nc teachers in the Easton pri-
near "il,S ~ y Brother, of Tunis' Mills.
ber ~ t'vaS 'r.aSSi'n. have bought of the Lum
of,beH b,.Hchange ,,li Of Willlamsport, Pa, all
dow ,H Wh'jc pine saw logs which came
ter anI ,ne ous.quhanma river this win
Cbcsaamrum amu may lodge on the shores of the
south P['hc pc \, bay and its tributaries
cuIaiaTi ~ !, lhe Sassafras river. 1t is cal
b. b'%,fa %oil that there are enough lops to
about &C.r,' ooo ol Under the contract to cut
50 go o,DOo'oOo feet of lumber.
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Books and Stationery.

IG @HIeS Of NJ T. IIymn.. Then there are MiIs i aIrr 'r and all
sl'indm . Record Books School k and M - les les Of account and
Pencils Ne IL - n iL' ropes Wholesale retail Ink. FIii
Puliibnr canl
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Lamps and LamD C00ds

quantities and at v ns % 3 ten and the variety infinite buv in
Lamp m ] Tn F % ro % HAIL. Kitchen stable any BART Or % & s f
& @ MS w lioSe Non Explosive Lamp. Cannot cxre or % m an IS
Wick by the ~ l ~ ll'HsIlS Extension Lamps.
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Dry Goods and Notions.

iI me OF staple goods but
Whic
ldrcn
them
5lnd6 cost To
orr make Bed
Short oxen lo' of (hillrcns acrt
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China and Glass Wars.

ing mould cl
use Ho Gilt Decorated
~" "h '0a stone or l&lhen or Li' ~ ''i
@ ware OF all descriptions anu nam
"'i ware, stone Ware, vases ana SET
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Cedar and Willow Ware

use naming articles Paper Water H,t,, ,i,
'' ana llcr Tubs and of Iu,k
vi l'I wares Ial
Hair Pencil Il Brush incIvli,
FEATHER DuStcI ~ an" nom BRUSHES
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ALL FOR NOTHING,
why the Doctor was DisgmStcd, and what
Might have been Done without Him.

"Wcll wife" said DR. E, as he entered his
mouse, which was situated in cozy village in
central New York, i have got back from long
and drcary ride away down among the noun
tIinS aud all to no purpose whatever The ines
ScugCr said the man wouldn't live till morning
when The fact is he had only an ordinary attack
OF collie. If the simpiCtOnS had only had sense
cuOngh 10 put II EENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS
FLASIE on his stomach he would have been all
right in an hour or two. But some folks are slow
To- learn" added the Old physician. swallowing
the cup nf stcaming tea vhich lis wife had just
poured for hiIH.
Doctor F. ,ra, ign y,tI .oI e do learn even
though >lcrIy" TIE hiddlt iucrga>lui, use Of
BcuioIi's rii>irr pr"trS this beyond qc-tiun, and
thc good d.ctf> are r2raH t. be sax rtl Iuurh Of
their needless tnl. IN all diseases capahl, of hc-
@ l@s 1GEd ~ ' '{" & rsrlgir ni eS hSy E a' r rHS"! ny
CINE cut in the "lntrc l'rlrL - CEui,. SrLOuTy
4 JOHNS n Cnor!!-t> Ntw (ark
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J. >. Cooper.
Coopers Building, Corner Main and Com.
merce Streets, Smyrna, Del.
season OF I8RA

br ~ AIE' trade OF the past the 1881 Season, ,
5'' ni' ana larger nOseth le
I1 | people want and at prices they will r ,
~ NV'P iul stock and challenge
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Groceries and PrOvisions

thing % m m tnest % branch Of the trade to have every
are son% GG A% s Ee Spices SyIs Sugars Crackers a Beef te
Fi@vonp T @ hkmg Powders Canned Fruits Pickles Canned Meats
ana ana Green Backing kept the front and % pstI % b nqh
III character Powder and Tobacco, ''
nc ne 40 the leVOc Brilliant
resi- is
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27
Carpets and 0iiCIOths.

" my Iadh lines and efforts
kept in stock as vn M tapestry n@ans Ray t;I WI i
for FIonr Mats stair Rods, - an
Of yl " ->'" Carpet" hy
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27
Ropes and TWineS.

Plough opn" i'9 Tm; hor from aIrarer incl and thick
' ana tVtl3ti" else i'll this line here r N0IU' Cts
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27

The ,Sassec journal says: Sheep
..,i.inr could be made Il very profitable
L".inrss ir in this county if it were not
for the dogs
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County ana '0CdCC 4CG1I1S'
uiddletown has bills receivable tC
,nn,ount of 81 .269.33 and no bonded
tnI In6t Last years tax rate was 10 cent,
.on the 500
Tho .Sgssec journal says: " Sheer
..;l;nm could be made a very profitable
.".inTss i"'5' in this county if it were not
for the dogs
The PcaiRSaIU Macs says: Farmers
,re now engaging their labOrers for the
srason. and report that efficient help is
-,eSrra The price for able farm hands
!. from $40 to So per month.
Willis Cheney of Wilmington. Frank
5,oIIin. Of DpakyncvilIr, and John p.
nnnning ofWiddletOwn, were the three
'anJilatps for the vacant cadetship.
,rb, stood at the head of the list of APP
plicaniS
TIA, cour; o. errors and appeals met
IN Dover Nunjay, pursuant to adjourn
ment and. Judge Wootten still not
Lring present, adjourned over until the
Gr,t Tuesday in June, the opening of
The next REGULAR term.
The Grace ". Z. Church Sunday
School If Wilmington, turned in sun
J,v about $500 for mission work.
T6is makes their total contributions for
mission purposes during the Conference
wear more than $4,000.
Supcrintrndrnts Williams and Car
pentcr expect to get through visiting
Ihc schools Of Sussex by the 10th of
March. Immediately afterward they
will commence holding educational
meetings in several towns in the county.
The large frame residence Of Joseph
Pyle. of Wilmington, was burned down
with all its contents, on Friday even
ing. The house was situated Just out
side tie western limits of the city. The
loss is SlS,Ul@, partly covered by in
surancc.
On Thursday of last week, st. Valen-
tines Day. the scholars of the public
school Of this town attempted to put
their teacher Henry Clay Jones. out of
the School hHiIding into the street.
They were. however, unsuccessful.
Shortly after the dismissal of the
school on this same day, Mr.. Jones met
on the street one OF the unrulV scholars.
Waiter Palmer by name, and gave him
good tArl~ing. for which he was
arrested and fined 30 cents and costs.
amounting in all to $40. In retalia-
ten for this Mr.. Jones, backed bv the
School Commissioners, on Saturday
last cdil>ed the arrest Of ten Of his
ripious scholars. and Squire Hendricks
son imposed fine oE EACH of $500.
which, with costs Of prosecution added.
amounted to $l.35.-Fredericu letter in
the Mitord 4drrrtiSer.
The following is list of Deeds that
have been recorded the past week at
the Recorders Oilicc for Kent county:
DIR. j. y. Knots to Willard s. Ford,
80 acres, West Dover Hundred. 81 $50.
Tygcrt Brothers to Philadelphia 4
smyrna Transportation COMPANY, Il
acres hack Crrvi, Hundred, ST. $50.
smyrna Public schools to John G. |
Bailey, lGt il; smyrna, s ,9939
Josiah EcScmcr 10 !'cnurl Emerson.
lot in Wyoming, $4G1
L. B. Fiddenan to Mark II. Davis.
lol in Milford, $3,500.
Mary +. Tharp to George \. Reddcn,
loth Harrington. 81 400
GfoFS' l'arvis to Jefferson Campbell. /
IT, lot in Loip-ic. 500.
;. I: Mlillin to Jacob Mosely. SO! |
acres, East Dover Hundred. 81 900.
}. { Bailey :" Frank Rash, l23 acres.
Duck Creek Hundred, $4,500.-DrIa- .
Wrcaa.
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27

Co,1ntv and State Items.
1riddletown has bills receivable to
.,nmount of 81 .269.3 and no bonded
In6t l" Last years tax rate was 10 cents
.on the SIOO.
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27

The PsaiasaIou Ncrs says: Farmers
,.a now engaging their laborers for the
"noson a. and report that efficient help is
scSrre The price for able farm hands
:, from $40 to SD per month.
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27
DELAWARE, MARYLAND I VIRGINIA R, R.,
IN CONNECTION WITH TIE
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
ANoN IT.
Mail. Pas.

On and after Monday. January 7th, 1854 (Sun.
days excepted the trains will be run as roll0wS.
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27

usiiaII,i Ig Southern Dahlolnia. which
Or tn Is compelled to subsist on ten
Who'll ,, inches of rainfall during n
lfit"o;ygei year. and thinks itself fortunate
vaiIiner' iIie'' a. ahat. is suffering from the pre-
reporisod dsuflclt Of water. Floods are
age an"',I ~ san Diego, where the aver
all the "al I rainfall is nine inches. and
along tba WY iy up to Los Angeles and
Very ser;oi G llhe OF the Southern Pacific
washon,,ao loss from overllows and
Of tbis sad are reported. The residents
Selves ~ sloh, who have trained them
state os struggle against a chronic
lOubled a. tttGuth, must be seriously
stores Of y" uo. .he sight of these precious
The sea. wbioh %G.gr rushing prodigally into
Aashand WEI, %,Gn, y u were possible g
Wealth IN tboHl tTboHla be worth "a mine o;f
ofSummon "e long aud rainIess months
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27

tirt, saws 'r cynical lady, somewhat of a
EASILY cau%S, oJos, men, like colds, are very
aaer mistsLHo put difficult to get rid Of.
Cough sHe svrn,es is apparent. DR.. Bulls
s sser stubboppn VIII 1. cure any cold how
cents. Orh 1t may be. Price 25
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27
Wilmington I salsiasrs s.ilraai
DELAWARE DIVISION.
NOETHWARD.
"a NO.

On and after THURSDAY. November % 1852
(nuhdayS excepted trains will leave as follows;
SOUTHWARK. Norruw,p,,
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27

Willis Cheney of Wilmington, Frank
Collin. Of DpakyncvilIr, and John p.
nunnlng of WiddletOwn, were the three
candidates for the vacant cIdetship,
,ybo stood at the head of the list of APP
plclnts.
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27

,bo North. II - A. NJ, and S.35 p. NJ.
+ rom rom The M, South. 7.@j and ll.5O A. NJ.
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Isrunch Trains.
Closing of Mails.

,u, -It,M SIS 4. N. 105SA. NJ. 4.20P NJ
Going NoI.,' NoIl,i' II, :n 22SPM. 420P.M. 747
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27

TIA, cour; o. errors and appeals met
IN Dover Monday, pursuant to adjourn
mcnt and. Judge Wootten still not
Lrjng present, adjourned over until the
frs, Tuesday in June, the opening of
tba next regular term.
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27

NVN 7 IT " = M
Ass. PASS. PASS.
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27
Opening of Mails.

>.,-,h $50 and 1910 \. NJ, and 4O0P NJ
GnlnS .>>",,L 1910 4. NJ, and 30 T. NJ.
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Flour, Meal, Seeds, &c.
Fruits and Vegetables
MISCELLANEOUS

thi. includes Pocket Books, Cabas Walking Canes.
Thoe Findings, Fishing Tackle Combs Card Cases Harm
a2ols Straps Pipes, and thousand thngs that cnne mi
Smyrna times., 1884-02-27

The Grace ". Z. Church Sunday
School ot Wilmington, turned in sun
dav about $500 for mission work.
Thj, makes their total contributions for
mission purposes during the Conference
year more than $1,000.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-06-07
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Public Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN that application will be
4 made to the Legislature to create Special
Levee District, composed of the parish of East
Baton Rouge, and the left bank portion Of the
parishes of Ibervil!e Ascension. st. James
st: John the Baptist, st. Charles and JET
of parishes composing said district to levy
special taxes in aid of leyee construction and
prohibit the cuttingof the leveas in said district
FOR any purpose.