Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
County and State Items.
The Camden people have organized a
company and ordered fire apparatus.

The Camden people have organized 3
company and ordered fire apparatus
Rev. A. w. Milby's new house al
r Harrington, is rapidly approaching
Il completion
+ The Delaware State Fair will be
{, held at Dover from September 29th to
d October 4th.
n The Rev. Mr.. Keigwin, Of Whining
i ton, will run the Delmalyia dryer at
Middlet0wn again this season.
: Tomorrow will be what is known as
Big Thurday and no doubt Kits
$ Hammock and Bowers Beach will be
D crowded.
DR.. Emmanuel Stout, living near
,, Cowgill's Corner, in Little Greek hun
+, dred, raised %! bushels Of wheat Der
acre Off Il 81 acre field.
Biggs, Clayton & Co., of Middle
town. will not run their cannerv this
season. This decision is much regret
ted by many working people who were
given employment.
The Milford Chronicle saws: "Manv
fruit growers who have to purchase
feed for their horses, are now feeding
on wheat. 1t is cheaper than corn for
feed al the present prices
Daniel C. Cowgill, Esq, has contract
ed with Klinglcr & Johnson. for tbc
erection Of a fine dwclling-house ON his
lot on State street, opposite the Confer
ence Academy grounds, Dover.
The New Castle county Exccnrivc
Committee Of the State Temperance
Alliance decided at a meeting in VIII
mington on Saturday to nominate q
Legislative ticket ON August 10th.
The contract for constructing tho
portion of The new Baltimore and
Philadelphia Railroad between vii
mington and Philadelphia has been
awarded to Ryan & Mcdonald. Of
Si''SN'N3 lol SS,U'U,OUO.
Alonzo il. Reynolds, who was con-
tractor for the building Of the iail at
Dover and the Farmers Bank build
ing, died at Port Deposit on Saturday
week, in the Goth year Of his age. He
leaves a wife and two children.
Two carloads of young chick ems
leave Lewes for New York via the Old
Dominion steamer at each trip at this
season Of the year. Poultry raising
VIII be of more profit to the farm rent
ers Of Sussex county this wear. than
their wheat crop.
A drive well was sunk ot Kitfs
Hammock the first Of the week. Re-
ports from there speak of as a flour
lshlng village. There being no camp
at the Union Grounds this Summer
caused the people to put up tents and
cottages at that Delarareaa.
The Harrington Entcrprise won't he.
heve Prof Williams assertion about
delaware girls being prettier than
those at Chicago, unless he proves if
by leading Delaware girl totbe altar
just wait awhile, pard, and YOU will be
convinced; but it won't be Harrino-
ton girl,-just stick a pin there.-Seg-
Jord EhteIpriSc
PROPERTY TRANSFERS. The follow
ing is list of deeds that have been ro-
corded the past week at the Recorders
Office for Kent county: Harrington
Sheriff, to Margaret J. Ackerman. Is
acres, in Milford hundred, S179. $50. p.
/. Carlisle to John Artis, lot in Fred
erica, 81 ZOO; Ann Z. Williams to M
+. church, Milford, lot in Milford
81 200; }. NJ. Chambers 10 John Beben
lot in Dover, 5000; w. Culver to w i
II. Nichols, % acres, Mispiliion hun.
dred, $3.50.
MARRIED IN GERMANY.-On Sotur-
lay, July 5th, 1884, there was married
IN Berlin, Prussia, Miss Louise Griffith
Df Milford, to Mr.. S. X. Kubel. former =.
" of Washington, d. c. Miss Griffith III
lrst met Mr.. Kubel at Rehoboth. and
liter happy cOurtship, having been -
called to Berlin to fill a position of
rust in the General-StaT of which
Count Won Moltke is chief. he has sent j
or the girl of his choice. and their
wedding took place as stated above NJ
lhey are now on a wedding tour
which takes them through Saxonv. -
switzerland and Bavaria. After re-
naming in Europe for year or more
hey will return to America. Milford
yhroHicIc. TT
BAYARD AT THE BREAKWATER.-A
of the PHILADELPHIA
lines Of Friday says: "The lion of
he hour at Rehoboth is Senator Al
'ayard With Mr.. Bayard is George
ray, Attorney General, who present
Il the Delawarean's name ut the
hlcagO Convention. Governor Stock -
y and few lesser political lights
ho live near by have been on hand
lth line grades OF peach and apple,
with the distinguished New
nstle politicians. This is in Sussex ~,
ld they do not often get here. p,
mOng the current matters for merri-
ent is a joke to the effect that Mr..
ayard favors Sussex once in six wears ia
just before the choice of the Legisla-
re that shall return him to the s.
snate. III
" Bayard, Gray, Stockley and several son sons
her loiterers went over to the Break N.
alter the other day and drew in black n n
lss enough to feed small army. 'i1a Re
he Attorney General and the Senator Eigl
e both fine specimens of manhood. III
ch over six feet in height, big and -
awny. They battle only on high tide
ID attract a good deal of attention in nm,