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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
Gru@tfoGse TIM @eutafeearttn.

&aum ltn0 bic Grtr69e 0es @emiilegarz
tens ein9ebeinit, 10 iolten aud bic 9Idne
fir bic o%emndditi9e 8eitelun9 gema6t
peroen. Sour 5u bduitg tutr0 Die Gelteaun9
oeS @emIie9artens nod gang planlos be-
trieben, uno mal6e WiBertplge itno nur
benz umitanoe 3Uaul6ret6en, oaB eben ntbt
0ieieut9en @emliearterl binteretnanoer dns
gebaut Deroen, tpelde folgerihtig bGtten
gebdut perben miilien. 9tah @rbien, 8obs
men, W06ren, BeterIiIie, Scor5onerer &c.
BLumentobl. WetBtraut, Wtrltng, &obls
rabt, Salot un0 oerglei69n, etnen fetten
8ooen beanipruhenoe @emiiearten 81
bauen, lit ourhaus uerte6rt uno fam mets
items tut OtiBernten Sur Tol9e 6abeu, D6bs
renD umgefebrt 8o6nen, Grbien &C., no6
ben 9endnnten Soblarten sebaut, Die beiten
@rgebniiie 3u baben pfle9en. SGmmtliAe
Ro6larten S%ertragen cine fril6e GNngung,
g~eDetben In frdfttgem 8ooen am belten,
nGbreno Die 6GIieniriidte inter iol6en
BerbQLtntlien me6r tins Eraut tD1dlen ullo
gertn9e Grnten geben. Wan baut lebtere
oesbolb nt6t na6 frti6er 9Ingung, es lei
bonn, oaB oas Gano le6r arm uno bungrtg
Int, in 0telem Sale miro du6 Guf Beoungs
tenn 2anoe mebr als auf I~nt9eoungtem ers
5telt tDeroen. Da9e9en t0nnen nah frtl6er
Oungung 9ebaut tperDen: ale 6obldrten,
ME &raut, Wiriing, &oblrabi &C., &iben,
Salatarten, JtaoteSAen rno Nstttge. W1ans
golO, Seuerie, Yorr6, @urfen, &Irbtiie &c.
mad oieieu, i'm sDeiten Sabre, o6ne 3u
D~Ingen, S6marstpur5eln, &apunsAen,
3ipiebeln, Spiuat, Salatrlben, Yeteritlie,
Baitinafen, W0bren, Mairiben, Die pers
i6ieOenen Rahentrduter, 8obneu, @rbs
len &C. - nah oieien nln tpieber i'm brttz
ten Sabre, o6ne gu bin9en: @rbien, 8obs
men, 6erbitriiben, 8mtebeIn. S6aIotten,
&noblaud, &Ibeufrdutcr &c. SIN Uierten
Sabre muB Oanu DteDer cine OInsung
Pathfinder unb Der NIbau BON 6o6l, Sas
lat &C., unb fiir bic fOlaen6en Sabre Die oben
%genannten 9lrten. Sci oieier 6ru6tfDlge
lit i'm eriten Sabre ta9ti8 gu %oIngen. Sit
Der 8ooen aber nod arm uno febLt es an
Strait, 10 tbut malt better, unauf6OrGt6 unO
reidIi6 gu oansen, obne na6 obt9er 3ets
benfolge gu fragen, jeI6it penn es aud etnz
mai 5u WltBernten fommen loute. SObalo
iebo6 oas 0ano in guten Stnno 9ebra6t
lit, fam Elm gut geuGhIter WeAieIbau nur
0rIIgeuD en1pF0blen tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17

gau5e Bflon5e Elm unl66nes GusIe6en err
bdLt. 0ieiem rtebelItanoe bat man our1
Nftbrtnget BON S6attenporri6tun9en am
Uentter ooer our6 Gntter11en Der Nflan3en
aus oemlel6en D~or5u6eu9en. Oas 8ez
lprtBen nit Lautparmem Walier fam nab
ul1o mad oft gel6eben, III ni6t. tpenn Die
Son1etltra9ten unnittelbar auf bic BfIanSe
fallen. 9ta6 benz Gerbtibtiein ptrb tucni>
ger Waiier 9eretbt, 10 oaB Die Stengel uno
8IQtter aGmdlig a6lterben.
Sebufs lle6erminterung ldBt man bic
&nolen cnttpeDer in ben S0pfen ODER befrett
fe BON Der Groe. Sn eriterem Safe tperz
ben lie einfn6 OH etnen ounflen trodenen
Srt aeiteut, beiien Bdrme 6-8 @rao u.
betrG9t uno 100 man fie niht tpteoer Bee
gteBt. Wenn man lie iebo6 aus ben Sos
pfen berauSnimrnt, IN Gaum Al eriparen,
10 ibt6te man lie In Elm nit Sano 9efIas
te5 RGithen uuo Iteas Dies ebenfaas an ets
men ountlen lrno trodenen YlaB.
Gigent9lmli6 ecitaltet ii6 bic 8ermebz
rung Der Wlortnien onr0 Sledltnge. @ez
mo6nLta geibiebt oieie our6 %ein5eIne 8lus
men, oa oteiel6en Die Tdbi9tett beiiBen,
RnOlIen 5u biLoen, aus welfen leue 8flans
gen entite6en. Wenn Die 8tdtter i'm So11z
mer gut entmidelt iinO, 10 l6neioei man 10
ute!e berieLben, ais man pernebren mill, ab
uno IGBt Elm etpa bal63oIlan9es StlG
8lattitiel oaran. Damn itcdt man oieieL<
ben aufredt in einen nit Sanb gefIuten
Sopf uno beoedt its nit elmer 8lasgIoGe.
Sci W8rme, Shatien unb mGBiger Seu9s
ttgfeit nerDen ii9 bic iungen SnOlen baIO
erttpifeln uno altSnei6en. Ote tDeilere
8ebanolung gletdt ourdaus Der Der anDez
rem &no1en uno 8flan5en; blii6en ueroen
tie ~inoe1ien erit i'm nGbiten Sabre.
yfoh iei oaran e%rinnert, beim Nnfduf
bon blil6enoen @lorinien oaraui III adten,
bob Der 9tano Der Blumenfronen fitnftbeiz
lt9 lei; bic nit bier &betlen erl6etnen tDes
niger ibon.
Durcb &reu3uns Der betben aus Subs
amertfa fommenoen Nrten, Der Gloxinia
maculata unD Der Gloxinia speciosa 1T ole
Jest alIsemetn ge5ogene Gloxinia hybrida
entitanOen, uto our6 Nuslaaten oteler bat
maj nieoer cine groBe @n3dbl bon Sptels
uno Qbarten geso9en, ntbt allein in 8e3ug
auf Sarbe neiB, blau ltnO ROTH III Derz
ihieOenen pra1tuaQen S6atttrungen
ionoern audi auf SteQuna Der Glitben, 10
baB eS @lorinten nit Belenften, pa8ere6s
ten unb cufrehten Slit6en 9tebt.
I'm oas prd6ti9e Snnere Der 8IItben
better ieben III f0nnen, lit es 5u empfeblen,
bic S6pfe mt ben blii6en6en Yflanaer
erb0bt auf @6bretter ODER oerglei9en I'LL
ftelIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
MInri1fiemA

Inter BEN 9immerpflansen, tpeIhe 6ur9
Bradt uno Slas Der Blumen unier 2luge
erfreuen, perbieut Die 1lorinie cine gang
%belonoere Oea6tuna.
Die Qnau9t oerielben 9eihtebt enttpeoer
our9 Samen ODER our6 Stedltnge-ba
aber bas erltere 8erfabren obne @etpGbSs
baus uuo Eretbfaiten nt6t tuobl tbunlt6
lit, 10 bel6rdntt ith Die 3u6t i'm 9immer
ei9entli6 U auF Die Ylanae CUR 8lltbes
aett uno auf ote uebernlnterung Der Enol>
len. 9at man poriGbrigs, GIio i6on eins
mol ilbertpinterte Enouen, 10 iollte man
0ieielben bereits i'm Sebruar tpieber in
frii6e @roe e%inpflanaer. Oie paiienbfte
GrOe fir @lorinten beftebt aus @emenge
bon l She'll Saibeneroe, / She'll grober
2auberbe uno 2 Gheilen Son6. Oie Gnolz
len iino Dor Dem @tnpflan5en Don Der alten
Groe, mle bon ben Slatts, StengeL un0
Wur5elrelten 81 b~efreien. Benn fte our9
SGuluiB geIitten BADEN ioutcn, 10 muB Die
betreffen0e Steue rein ausgeihnttten uno
nit .9epulDerter 9ol3foble beitreut tperoen.
Oo6 lit nielnals Don ioIben &noaen Elm
gnnltt9er Grtol8 gu erDarten, pesbalb
man-Uenn tr8eno mogIi6-uur fe9lerz
freie &nolen CUR 3uht nebmcn loute.
Bepor man Die LDpfe nit GrDe fiiut. bringe
man, un etnen suten @aiisrabsug 3u err
baIten, auerit cine Shiht S1erben ODER
fletner Steiellteine uno 0oISfoGlenit6de in
bteielben, lille oann Die l0pte nit Groe TAFT
bis all ben Naiio poQ uao oride bic legtere
etpaS at. Sn etre feline, Der .@r0Be Der
Snoue entipre6snoe 8ertiefung tDue man
eJpas reinen Sano, un6 lege in oteler Die
&noue 10 elm, oaB ibre obere Sla6e fret
bleibt. Ser Sano bat ben 3ped, oas Gez
pur3eln Der anoQe 3u erletdtern tlno 6Gulz
nib gu Oer6inoern.
Die E0pfe perben nun tins 3immer aez
fteLlt urto anfangIi6 tuent9 begoiien, in1s
merbtn aber 10 uiel, paB Der Bauen itets
feu6t lit. Bet gntmiflung Der BIdtter
giebt man me6r gSaiier uno beipriBt bic
Yflan5en am Wfor9en uno Nbeno nit [ou=
pdrmem Walier. Sn einem Ooppelfenlter
tDeroen Die Rflanjen AM i16niten geoeiben,
ltebt fem lolhes our @erfiigung, 10
emptteblt ii6 Elm 8eoefen Der Bflanse nit
etner @!aS9loGe. Sol9e @loden benuse
man jeooh nur gum Nntreiben; oieielben
mliiien, nm eth Spinoeln uno 8erlpiuern
Der Srtebe 3u uerbinoern. boIo tpieoer ents
Ierut peroen. @egen Die unmtttelbare gtnz
tDirfung Der Soune 3ei9t fth Die @loritte
enpfinoli6; Die Gldtter llno Bliitben err
balten. bann 8ranbfleden, tpobur9 bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
GremSeS @ieh.

Tim su %oerbinoern, baB frent6es, In BEN
Stau ee6ra6teS Gieb Don ben einbcimti6en
seitoBen urO bonn 6utter 3urIdgeordnat
tperoe, ioa man Die Gbiere, nameniLi9
bic i6uGberen, an &opf unb gals. io1peit
ltG lolGe 6eLefen f6nnen, nit Brannttpein
ma den. Odrna9 ioGen itb bic friber
einanoer nod 10 feinoli4en Ebtere gut Oerz
trdgert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-11-17
M0er's


Refine anbsrn Granfh eiten ftns IN tbren Charities
f. tidiId pie bic, peI9e BITE aeble uno 9unee bes
treffen. Refine rper6en Don Der WtebrSobI oeren,
peI9e baran Ieioen, init folder SorgIofiafeit bee
trottet. Gin 3ep0bnli9er 9uiten ober cine Gre
fdlting, bic btsaeidt BACON berrit1rt, hab mas
ft unbepust benz 8etter Elm rbenis o~usgeiest sat,
1T oft Der 9ufdn9 elmer gefdbrli6en arantbett. Sett
pierjis Sabren fdnlpft Qper's Gberrp<9ectos
rot se9en bic arantbeiten Der aehle nRo aunse,
bot feline grose girtiamteit babel b~etpieien, urS
ioute oOber in allen UdGen o5Hs 6bsern setIUu1s
men pcrben.
&eiIHns efnes fNreFIiden $uRene.
ISM Sabre 1857 3o9 t6 mir cine befttge Grtfls
hing 5L bic rneine 9un9e angriif. SD fiblts
i3redIt9, unS cine i4Iafloie gtabt foI9te Der ans
nun aper's G6erry.pectOraL, unO es
brahte rreiner 2un9e Grlet9terln9, 9ab mir ShIdt
uno oamlt Die sur Bieoererlaugun9 rtetner Starte
not9ise Stn9e. Gin fortsefsster @ebrauS sss
Jest 81 Sabre alt, frii@ unS 9einno, unb bin tbsrS
ssaSt, Oab mid S9r PectoraI gerettet bat.
.9Oracs 8atrbrotber."
RodiS9bart, ct, 15. SaIt 1882.
Gdmtise Srdune.- GrfiGruns elmer Mtntter.
. ats i'd, uortsen gEtrter Olf benz sanbe mar,
totte mein oreiia9riges S0bndben einen Irfal DON
bdttiger Srdune; es i6ien ole Of er erftideG
fttBte. Scenario in Der 6Gmilte i6lu9 por, man foue
tbm Iper's @9errpspectoral seben, rpopos
mtr ltets etite SlalDe I'm 9alie 9dtten. Ntr 1aDeW
t1nr FELINE DOZEN, aber oft, ulb in meri9er o8
einer bdl6en Stmbe 0tbmete er ja t~t,ierer Sreltbe
NIT eeibti9teit. Der Nr3t io9te. oos GAerrps
Electoral hahe netneIn lieben ainoe oGs sebeft
gerettet. G0nn man fi1 bd iiber uniere DGiltbors
feit Wunoern9 gufri9tt9 bic Sbre
Sr0u m @ ebnep.N
159 Wets12sne st., Nerus Yorf, 10. Dlat 1882.
SD gebrnt1e felt ~nebreren Sobrer Nper'S
Gberr1s9 e@ctpraI in uteineit 9ouie unS TRACE
fein Beoenien, es fir has p~trtiamite glttteI ge9ert
6uiten uno Grtdltu1gen ~ e%rFIdren, bas mir lie ans
GeUauOt. q. 5. Grans."
2afe GrpftaI, @inn.. 10. MdrS 1882.
,,Gbt Sabre lang iitt it an Der gruftbrdurte, nte
Irrree, na6oem i9 pieIe 0litteI urtionit periutt
bate, 61r4 Myers e9errpsgectoral 9ebetlt:
SOisp9 @aLbsn."
BpbaIia, glif., 8. gpriI 1882.
$50 tam nt6t genus sum aobe pom lper'9
Eberrp<9ectorG iaaer, 6enn i'd CLAUDE, obne
basielbe wdre i9 ldt9it oil &Ilsenleioen a%e'torben:
6. @rGg6on."
gaTetine. Teras, 20. GpriI 1882. d.
es siebt feline aranfbeit an ber aeble oter aunge
bic uibt Our9 gDer'S GDcrrpspectpraI bebeus
tenb 8~eTtIbert ptrb, unO es wtrt ir'mer 9etlltnS
6~ringen, wenn bds rebeI nod ni9t ~ melt jug
bic Girtuns oGer ytebisin sesan9en iks
8uberettet pDu
81. s. 6. aber & g., Guuen, RGH.
IN alien 2lpotbefen III haben.
Smyrna times., 1884-03-19
Sunday at the VI. Il. Church.

INITIATION OF THE NEW PASTOR.
but it was the first meeting between
the NJ. +. congregation and their new
pastor, Rev. J. b. Quigg, and either or
both served the purpose to call out
large congregation, the auditorium be-
ing crowded and a large part of the
gallery occupied. Every wheel of the
church machinery was in its place and
ready to perform its functions at the
application of the motor power the
same as if there had been no jOstle.
The Rev. Mr.. Quigg entered the church
and ascended the pulpit minute or
two after the ringing of the second bell
which was followed by the singing of a
spirited anthem by the choir. After
the preliminary devotiOns, announce
ments, &C., he took for his text, Simon
Peter, n servant and apostle of Jesus
/ Christ" III Peter. l chapter, verse.
After reviewing briefly the characters
| tics of Peter as man, John coming in
as a contrasting type, he dwelt with
effectiveness on the true mission of the
minister as an ambassador of Christ
carrying throughout the discourse the
idea conveyed by the great apostle in
his salutation, IA serrdat as well as an
apostle and teacher. The noticeable
feature of the discourse was the fellow
ship of the work-the minister and the
members being linked together in the
same common bonds, inspired by the
same divine command, both working
for the same result and reaping in the
end the same rewards, When hC
stated in a brief sentence that he haC
come to work with them as their pastor
in the spirit that Peter addressed 20 The
church in his General Epistle, and thai
the first act of his pastorate had beer
at the bedside of one the evening before
that death had set his mark upon, III
touched o sympathetic cord that vibra
ted in the hearts of many of hi
audience. The sermon, which occupied
a short half hour, was followed by al
impressive prayer from the Rev. Mr.
Rigg At the conclusion Of the ser
vices while the congregation were re
; firing the leading members of all class
I es and conditions gathered about tn
chancel to greet the new pastor wit
; the hand Of friendship. At night b
: preached 10 another large audience ol
the Test of Christian Character
Smyrna times., 1884-03-19
New Advertisements.

The attention of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
Hotel License-Lucius P. Campbell.
Teacher Wanted r. jefferson.
Berry Plants-Slaymaker & Son,
Dover, Del.
Hotel License-Terrance Carvin.
Ely's Cream Balm.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
DR.. Lindsey's Blood Searcher.
Wall Paper, Window Shades and
Lamps-Cowgill & Green, Dover, Del.
Carpet-Payne G. Green, Philadel-
phia.
When ladies purchase a handsome
silk dress and have it made up at q
considerable expense they want to feel
that they are getting an article that
will not cut or break in wearing. Mr.
Hall, the we'll known and reliable dry
goods dealer, 26 South Second Street
Philadelphia, guarantees his silks anC
ladies can feel perfectly safe in pur
chasing them. He also has full lint
of new Spring dress goods ready fo
your inspection. Read his new adver
tisement and give him call.
Our citizens will find in the adver
tisement of G.. w. Gordon a list o
articles for sale that sets it forth a
once as lirst-class country store, con
tanning nearly everything that is want
ed in the way of groceries, provisions
gents furnishing goods, glass and ma
jolica ware, confectionery, &c. MI
Gordon knows how to cater to tn
wants of the people and has got bot
the qualities wanted and prices dow
fine
Smyrna times., 1884-03-19
Ernit PI.oallectS.

For the first time in the memory OF
the oldest inhabitant no one as yet has
had the temerity to kill the peach crop.
No one seems to have made an
analytical examination OF the buds nor
dared to predict total or partial fail
qre of one of Delaware's profitable and
cherished fruit crops. As has been
usual at this period of the year specu-
latiOn has been INDUCED in and the
local papers weekly have contained
reports from different localities on the
Peninsula relative to the condition of
the peach buds, some predicting serious
injury others a partial destruction OF
the crop by the intense cold weather
or other causes, and some one a total
failure of the crop, but up to this time
we have not yet seen but one reference
made relative to the condition of the
peach buds and that was by the Peuin-
suLGr NeCs, at Milford, where the editor
seems to have made an examination OF
some orchards in that locality and re.
ports at least one half of the buds dead
In this locality we hear no adverse re-
ports as to the condition of the bud,
and as far as we know or have beer
able to learn the prospect for a large
fruit crop, including apples and pears
never was more promising.
Smyrna times., 1884-03-19

90 to make up the community. He is
the head of all religious objects, as he
is in large sense of the social affairs
of a community. In unfolding the di-
vine oraeles and in the sacred hours of
marriage and burial, he occupies a
place that none without his divine
commission can fill. Is it to be won
dered at then that there is deep man
Hesitation of interest on the part of the
people who shall occupy this impor-
tant relation to them? And is it to
be wondered at, since the Office is so
important, that they should want, nay,
be solicitous for the very best man
possible to fill it? But just here comes
what seems to the world need of bet
ter exercise of the christian graces
when differing as they do in making
a choice. Human nature in the aver
age Christian is as many sided as in
any other profession or pursuit, and it
is perfectly natural for the church
member to insist on pulpit ability,
social qualities, or pastoral work in his
choice of minister as may be his men,
tai caliber, social bent, or ideas of re-
ligious duty There are some preach
ers who have the faculties, natural and
acquired, to meet all these require
ments, but the loudest lesson to the
young preachers that comes up ii
these various demands is, give us from
the pulpit that which interests, in
structs and edifes the mind and heart
Smyrna times., 1884-03-19
News Items.

Mr.. Gladstone's condition last night
was worse and the Liberal crisis more
alarming.
The Stockton Hotel, Cape May, was
sold at private sale Monday for $l1O,-
600, the purchaser being William i.
Kempton, of Philadelphia.
Governor Cleveland has approved
the Roosevelt bill, giving the Mayor
of New York the power of appointment
without confirmation by the Board of
Aldermen.
Morrison horizontal reduction is de-
veloping great deal of insubordina-
tion in the ranks of his party. Some
thirty or forty prefer to follow the in
structions of their Protectionist cOnstit-
uents rather than a Democratic cau-
Gus, and without them Morrison can
do nothing.
The Lord Mayor of London was only
q porter in warehouse, but he per-
severed in the face of all opposition and
rose rapidly. 1t is only persistency
and merit that has made DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup the greatest family rene
dy for coughs and colds now offered to
the suffering public.
Smyrna times., 1884-03-19
Dealers in Pianos ;umd Organs.

Partie, buying musical instruments -ho.ld
be careful abou; two important point.
First, that the make Of the instrument Is .,
standard one: and second, that ;hc person
they buy it from j trustworthy aud ,a.c ="
deal with It Is ri,ky business buying
these article. from IRE, pon-ibie parties,
for the country i flooded with fraudulent
limitations that bear Close resemblance to
the standard makes and with their wei.
painted cases look about II, we'll IA Il good
instrument: but less than years use dis
closes the fact that they are mere rattle
traps made especially - drtruUd un>us-
pectimg purchasers. We refer with plc;t-
sure u tine above huu>c located al ~
| Market Street Wilmington W. ii. Nal
| len. Manager
| The>e gentlemen understand thoroughly y
| what they deal in and a. fair and honor;l-
| be gentlemen their reputation stand first
! cla>>. They keep in stock the most popu-
| lar and standard pianos and orgaH- undt
| in the country, which have. by prcuilHi
merit, Won their way and established thcil
| reputation wherever highest excellence T.
Appreciated /; i here ihaj lhe celebrate,
HaZlcton Bro, pinnu-. and Wilcox ~
White "rgan- are kept c"ncrdcd by a.
to he the best in use
BY the most favorable business ARRANGE
ments with the manufacturers, ME~>E~
NORTH X Co. are able To- sell an in-tru,urI.
as cheap Il, it could br purchased iirrc
FROM the factory.
The increase Of trade which natural.
seeks this centre, is due to the fact tina
standard goods governed by the loves
market prices. are the controlling clement
of this house mar } TIN
Smyrna times., 1884-03-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.

For SALE-A good SAFE. Apply
to Mrs. Frances Cavender, Smyrna.
j. B. Cooper has some Bargains in
Cassimeres below cost, to close out.
Water Proof Boots, at Phillips
Pulpit and Family Bibles, at ]. b.
COOper's.
Magnificent Stock of Necllwear, at
Phillips.
Order any Book you want, at J. B.
Cooper's.
BSy@If you want pure, fresh Drugs, so
to ClOak's Drug Store.
Hominy. Mincemeat, &C., at J. B.
CoOpers.
Splendid Line of Winter Underwear.
! at Phillips.
See the Specials in ]. b. Cooper's
! large advertisement.
Hs5~If you want first-class Ready
| Mixed Paint, go to ClOak's Drug Store
Window Shades and Spring Fixtures
at j. b. COoper's. Loops and Fringes
Finest Ready-Made Clothing, at J. L
Phillips.
J. B. Cooper can suit you in Carpets
See large advertisement.
Gsg-If you want Toilet Articles Of al
kinds, go to ClOak's Drug Store.
Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes amC
Qualities, at j. b. COOper's.
Side Bracket and Extension Lamps
at J. B. COOper's.
Ladies', Gents and Children's Gossa
meres, at J. B. Cooper's.
Table and Pocket Cutlery at J.
CoOpcr's.
Good assortment of Shoes, at Phillips
Ladies' Coats, only few, belo,
cost, at ]. B. Cooper's.
ca If you want the finest Toilet s,
ever brought to this town, go to Cloak
Drug Store.
Granite and Porcelain Tea an
Chamber Sets, plain and decorated, +:
J. B. CoOper's.
Everything Gent wants to cOmplet
his outfit, to be found at Phillips.
1 Devoe Brilliant Oil, the best and 81
est oil made, at ]. B. Cooper's.
Smyrna times., 1884-03-19
Personal.

Mrs. J.D. Rigg had recovered sufficient
strength Yesterday to go to her moth |
er's home in Chester, Pa. There is
much solicitude for her future health
and it may be some time before she Is
ready to go to her new home in the
st. Michaels parsonage. Rev. Mr..
Rigg will leave for his new appoint
ment tomorrow,
Rev. J. T. Van Burkalow and Rev. ).
B. Merritt were to exchange residences
to-day, and the families of RevS. J. IL.
Caldwell and J. B. Quigg are each ex-
pected to morrow.
Samuel Harrington Messick, of
Bridgeville, member of the late Legis-
lature, was the guest of L. NJ. Price
several days last week.
Miss Annie Lambdin returned home
last week after an absence of the most
of the Winter visiting friends in Mary
land and New Jersey.
DIR. c. +. Roett, Of Barbados, West
Indies, was the guest of his classmate,
DR.. J. r. Pitts, several days last week.
Edmund il. Evans, son of J. B.
Evans, of this town, has graduated in
the Pennsylvania College of Pharmacy,
! Philadelphia, and his father and broth
er were present.
Miss Maggie Knighton, of Galena,
Md, is visiting Miss Lima B. Joslin.
Elmer u. Taylor, son of Geo. w.
Taylor, has entered the Spring Garden
Institute, Philadelphia, for a year to
take course in scientific studies.
Miss Sue Hudson returned home on
Monday from Bordentown College on
account of an affection of the eyes.
Miss Laura +. Brown, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas. II
White.
O. b. Benjamin, of Dover, spent Sat
urday and Sunday in this town.
| J. II. Hoflecker. Jr., Esq, Of vii
miugton, and John W. Savin, Of Den
yer, came to Smyrna yesterday on ;
short visit
VIM. Wells has moved his family t.
Philadelphia. where he has charge O
the grinding mills of J. +. Tygert 8
Co.
State Treasurer John NJ. Houston
of Sussex county was in town Monda,
on business.
Miss Mary c. Bell returned home OF
Saturday night after an absence of sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Chas. II. Register is spendin;
two or three weeks with her sister
Mrs Frank Raymond, in Philadelphi;
Mrs Richard NJ Jones, of Dover,
visiting her sister, Mrs Elizabeth Sprr
| ance.
Smyrna times., 1884-03-19

THE indications are that the indie
pendent voter in eur State as well as
in the Nation at large, is to have lar
ger place in our political affairs than
heretofore. The influences and agen-
cies which kept the old partisan lines
taut for so many years have fallen
away. This modern thing, the indie
pendent voter, which the politicians
regard as a terrible thing, is growing
up in their stead. The time is coming
when he will control and determine all
our elections. He is likely to deter
mine the election of the next presi-
dent, especially if there is an attempt
of the bosses to again run the machine
in their individual interests
Smyrna times., 1884-03-19
Shipping Fruit.

We have been shown n small volumn
entitled Boston Illustrated" sent by
Curtis s. Co., commission merchants,
to their fruit shippers on the Peninsula.
They say in Il circular accompanying
the vOlumn: "The committee acting
for the receivers of fruits in Boston are
doing all possible in the way of making
arrangements for berry train for this
season, that will give more satisfac-
tory service than in former years. \
train is asked for to leave Cristield ut 4
or A. NJ, and to arrive in Boston at &
A. NJ, the next morning, and it is hoped
the railroads will see their way to put
on such train and make it success. .
During last season the shippers Oi
berries lost money and much of their
fruit by the running of trains at I'M
reasonable and unaccommodating
| hours.