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Smyrna times., 1885-05-13

THE meeting Of the Trustees of Della
ware College yesterday marked cri-
sisin the history Ofthat institution. The
board was fuller than it has been fol
years. President Purnell and the profes-
sors rendered their designations. There
thus will be a reconstruction Of the fac
ulty with the intention drumming thein-
stitution with stronger hand, and
various improvements will be added to
the building by the late State appro-
priatiOn.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
CERE EnR pIIr.

fIie, are frequently, preceded by sense Of
abdomen, causing the patient TO >unri,s, L lug tts
% %oo,ne aHect"h OF the kidneys or nefghborIn,r "r
samS gan, Al times symptoms of indigestion are pre
etc moisture like perspiration Irini, ii',.i"CI.'
ncI! uISaSreea0le itching, after getting warm i
3'T Pjins Tniij iIjeHdant Blind Bleeding ana Itching
sankos Pile Remedy which acts Girc,,lt W ,;,p,, DO
ime i paris aGeeted absorbing the Tum0r,. aiIav-
na9t Ig ne en-, lnteISe itching and affecting perma
Bosanko Medciue Co, Piqua. o. Sid nv ne Ias i5' u
''iS i''"' 'eI' dee lily
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DEATHS.

aged p years. ~ >'O"'
RNIS;-in this town, May 7th, Flora E wife of
Tapt. ". Nelson Jarvis and daughter of George
ID. Collins, aged 2S years.
PkEI LYMAN In Dover, May ID. of cousump.
ton Ellie, wife of VIM. b. I'rettyman, aged &
years. 20
NCENf.-Near Dinah's Corner, May 7th. James
Vincent, aged about 65 years
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MARRIAGES.

DEAkYNE-HOPKINS.-At Wve MINIS TaIbo,
county, Nd May eth. by the Rev. Albert Ware
Fletcher Deakync, of Mddletown. nrl.. and
Nianhie r. daughter of John X. Hopkins. of
DEPUTY-GRIER.-Atth the residenceoftbe brid.,s
parents May ith. by the Rev j. ) Willis. Vim
/. Deputy and Miss Clara r Grier
MAAWELl-COOPER- Philadelphia. Janu.
@ary 'th' J. B. 6. W. Maxwell, of Middletowu
i"''' ana MISS Mary H. Cooper, OF Philadelphia
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IIkED AND LANGCID WoMEN-How many. 80
rH uTH mere are ot whom these word, are ttna
- They lrel lauguid and tired hardly tbI, to b',,
tleF weight "n tHcir feet The bloom All ,oUr
@ @lr"hl lhelr CHECKS, irr!uthle and cross wit60nt
children, irettci over little things bnr{ ~,
ttHggn,NeIve>, and yet with no acute di>ea,e "
~ hal pity u Is. but few bottle. of par5,,,..
r,, iomiG VIII dlVe nj! this away ami relieve III,
troubles peculiar 10 their sex ''''
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
.IEST ASGnnn

Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tell Won they
.i ,'",G remedies for Coughs and Colds. eguai in
% "'iil ~ every respect just as good as ihr oId
,e!ian.e Dr Bosankos Cough and Lung SyrIlp and
uI''Ns You INSIST upon this remedy ana xiii taGp
P. pri ",HGr, you are liable TO be greatly dccciyed
nv 0' 'e'''' ana 81 Sold by Jas. p Hofecker
There can be no better Shirt than
the Que, sold by J. b. Cooper onlv
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WALTER d. CROW.

WALTER d. CROW.
who died in Wilmington on Thursday
Ith inst, AMI Was brought to this town
on the lO.l4 train on Monday morning
the body being carried to the NJ. E'
Church, where the funeral services
We're held, attended by large num-
Der OF relatives and friends. Rev. r
II. Creamer, now of Odessa, his late
pastor at Scott Church, Wilminoton
paid warm and merited tribute to
the virtues of the deceased in a dis
course Of some thirty minutes ON
Llfe, after which the remains were
conveyed to GlenwOOd Cemetery. for
lnterment. Deceased was the Young
est child of Owen G. Crow, was born
ana grew up here while his father was
a resident Of this vicinity, and makes
the htth of ten children whom the aged
parents have followed to the grave
Alter receiving his education he
clerked in store here for several
years going from here to Philadelpbia
for larger field in the same business
While there he married Miss Ida FL
mer, an estimable lady, moving to this
Town shOrtl y after and opening a store.
After remaining here a year or two he
moved to Wilmington, where he died
at the early age of % years of con
sumption, from the effects of a severe
cold contracted last December. He
grew up a good boy and was a man of
superior virtues, and it is no wonder
That his widow and little daughter as
well as his aged parents are stricken
with grief at his departure.
MRS. FLORA E. JARVIS.
wife of Capt. w. Nelson Jarvis. of
Bristol, Pa, was buried on Monday
afternoon from the residence of her
father, Geo. d. Collins, whittier She
had been brought just two weeks pre-
Vlous to her death, on Thursday last.
seeing that this event was speedily in
eVitable. She, too, was n prey to that
lnsidiOus but sure DESTROYER. consumn-
ton, and to make the coincidence Of
coming home " for burial and diving
and being buried on the same da4
more complete, she was the same aoe
~ years. Mrs. Jarvis was the seco3d
OF middle one of three daughters and
married Captain Jarvis nine wears ago
making her home in Bristol he be;ng |
absent much of the time I'm the cona7
nand Of a merchant shin plving he
Tween philadelphia and the West In
u'es' she was a devoted daughter and |
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
"A tull line Of Ceiling Decorations. at
Wllklnson's, next door to PostofTicp
IMPORTANT

-
when You visit or leave New York Ci,,. so,.,
DassSe Express and Carriage Hire and St0i, M tb,
"Iehu Ouloh Hotel, opposite Grand Central Dennt
EesahI rooms htted up at a cost of one InilIioI
dollars reduced To Sl.00 and UPWARDS nor Az.
european plan. Elevator. Restaurant lnnr,ii's,
ie VII tHe pest, Horse cars, stages and elevated
raIITudd raj 10 all depotS Families can live bettal
Ior less money at the Grand Union Hotel fb9n 81
any other first-claSS hotel in the city. angi8 ~
The Perkins & House Non-Explos-
i've Lamp is the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
Plode or break. Sold only by J. B.
Cooper. - -
! Rough ON Coughs,
| d, ASA lor kongh ON Coughs for Coughs Colds
sure hFo"'' HoaTSene-s. Iroches,l5c. Liquid 25c'
| Rough on Rats"
Nlcals ouI IatS: mice, reaches, flies, ants bed
| Ougs' skuhks' cnlpmunkS, gOpherS l5c Druggists
Heart Pains.
idIplIauon, DrOpSiCal Swel. .ingS Dizziness Il,
digestion, Headache, SleeplesSness cnred b
Wells Health Renewer" .!
.'ROugh on Corns,,
Ask for Wells Rough ON C0Tns" 15c O,,io1.
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"ROugh on Pain'' Poroused PIos,or.
otehgthenlhg' improved, the best for hackScbe
pains III chest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia
Thin People.
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Debility. 81. 49, ''usHesS'
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Mothers.
1t you are falling broken worn out and ,,or,.r,,.
use Wells Health Renewer 81. Druggists s'uS'
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- II you are losing your grip on life trv e. WILLS.
iie"i'" NeueWer' Goes direSt to weak spots
Rough ON TOothncbp.,,
Instant Teilei Tor Neuralgia, TOothache Fsca
ache Ask for Rough ON Toothacbe ~ rIS ny
cents 10 ana
i.auieS who would retain freshness and ,.i,.o;,
Dol Iall TO try " Wells Health Remover '''''
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,,'rS H''iS, Hrn"tlllg Coughs, Colds sore Throat
Gionid SO No"eh on CoughS.' TrocheS. l5c |
.po,,.,,, -. =, Rough on Itch.,,
h"uSh on ltrh cures humOrS rrt,ptio,,s ri,.
"o'n' 'el'er' salt rheum, frOSeed feet cbiiibIaiTS
C,.,,, The Hope of the Marian
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''u ueI''''e' Use Wells Health Renewer" ''
H.. Wide Awake
imTe5ja,aa' a'ul ,uIS hours every night coughing Get |
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Rough on Pain - POrOmscd PIos,or
j s slnehlng, improved, the best for bact1cbo
f"'ii' III oneS' OF side, rheumatism, neufalgia.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
new ICE CREAM SALOON.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he has
compile ed his new Ice Crenm saloon on Market
street AM will open it for the reception of visi
&c., supplied at short notice
J. G BRINTON
ayr 22-u Market Street, Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
NOTICE.

obedience to an Act Taxing Manufacturers
| and for other purposes. nntice is hereby given
mat the Time To take ont LICENSE is the first
DAY Oh il Ne next at the uihce of the Clerk of
the Peace in Dover
may Is iw G. J. HALL, Clerk.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
New Advertisa,oa,+s,

The attention of our readers is called
10 the following new advertisements:
Clothing-Wanamaker & Brown.
Report ofthe Fruit Growers National
Bank of Smyrna.
License Notice.. J. Hall, Clerk.
Memoirs of U. S. Grant-Hubbard
Bros. Jul u
Plants For Sale-L. Revis.
Dress haking-Miss Lizzie Knots
10 Advertisers-GeO. P. RoweIl &
Mather Kid GlOve-L. A. Cotton
Froude. " III l .
Business Locals. II. Primrose & Co
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13

".'" H'hv was sick, We gave her CASrOhA
y. 80" >i'r was a Chi'd, She cried for cAsIoRIA
>. .'' Size H"'"me Mis-. She oluug % CA~ruklA
"Aen She had 'hi!dlcn. She gave them CASr'A
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
MOrtUaPV.

Monday was a day in which our
town was to a larger degree than usual
called on 10 cease in the busy pursuits
OF life to pay a parting tribute to the
dead, the morning and afternoon both
being given to the solemn rites Incl
dent to the house Of mourning and the
final parting at the tomb.
The first was that of
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
Kent County Court.

Court for this county was in session
last week making the second. The
suit OF Allabeda b. Kirkleyvs. Thom-
as T. Lacy, Sheriff, occupied the time
of the the court nearly three davs
The facts brought out during the trial
were about as follows:
james Kirkley, the husband of the
plaintiff was doing business in Leipsic
for many years, failed and was sold
out by the Sheriff in 1873 and 1879.
After the sale Mrs. Kirkley executed a
power of attorney to her husband en-
powering him to do business for her
and commenced to deal in lime, coal.
lumber and salt hay. For the purpose
OF carrying OH business Mrs. Kirkley
borrowed money during the month of
February, 1880. The creditors of Mr..
kirkley, who had not been paid order
ed the Sheriff to take large lot Of salt
hay, alleging that it was the properly
Of Mr. Kirkley's creditors. The
Sheriff in few days took the hav on
execution and sold it. Mrs. Kirklev
brought suit and proved to the salts
faction OF the Court and jury that il
was her property, and under the charge
OF the court as to the law the Jury
found a verdict for Mrs. KirkleV for
the sum Of $823.38, with cost of suit.
which will amount to about $500.
Massey and J. p. Salisbury for plain
till, Fulton, Walcott and Ridgely for
defendant
The court acted upon the following
applicants to sell intoxicating liquors
John NJ. Ford, Dover; l. w. Belts.
Bowers; +. K. Smith, Leipsic; Ed.
kroninberg, Woodland Beach: VIM.
II Jacobs, Camden; Emory Scotten.
FELTON,; r. J. Boulden, Frederica
Willoughby Slime, Milford; Terrance
Carvin, Kenton Thomas E. He..thers
Ei,elton; Michael E. Riley, Clayton
VIM. }. Campbell Clayton d. +. Bur
ton druggist, Dover, G anted. n.
Jacobs, Hartley, refused. Delawarean.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
EULICK P. BOURKE.

The above named gentleman, some
times called the Mayor" Of Blanc5.
IN the western part Of Kenton hun
dred, better known in the yernacular
as " Banker" died on Friday last from
the effects Of il fall from Il wagon. and
was buried at Galena, Nd, on Sun
day IN the cemetery of the Catholic
church. The career Of Bourke has been
essentially unique. He was educated.
1t IS said, for priest, but his life be-
came strangely diverted from the ideal
OF this profession. Whether coming
to this country from Ireland before or
alter arriving at manhood we do not
Know, bat he turned up at Blanco.
which was then more colony of
col"red people than now, nearly forty
years ago, and set up a little store. at
hrst with partner, but in little
while all his own, which it remained
until his death, with numerous small
additions. 1t was predicted that the
little properties of the colored peop!c
would fall into his lap like ripe plumS
from shaken tree, and such, it is said
has been the result, the larger part of
BlancO, finally coming into his
possession. 1t has been IA continuous
charge Of the farmers of the vicinity
for these many years that consider
traffic in the illicit sale of Intoxicating
drinks was carried on, but always with
such a shreWdneSs as to defy interfer-
ence. BOurke was a man much mere
given TO reading than most men not in
a literary atmosphere, and had even
DPnchdHf fDr litppaturn oO1 Iita,,,.,, IL,
cusslon. He was, withal, good bust
ness man, protiting by all kinds of
local trade, was a frequent visitor to
our banks and other places of business
and recognized as "A son of Erin, whom
nature endowed with mental qualities
for different and more useful life.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
SIDE Bracket and Extension Lamps
AT j. b. Coopcr's. '''' - i'''
- .YOrNG MEN -READ rms.

LIS, 90" '"LIAIC BELT Co.. of Marshall Mich
uptC.r 10 StiH tnelr celebrated ELECTRO .VuIT4Io
hi:,.l anu other ELECTRIC APPLIANCE, ON trii f,r
ul,Ily cayS' 70 men young or odI afflicted MIX
av,N"HS GeGIIly loss Of vitality ana maubood
neural n'll ga" paralysis and many other diseases
E"ihPlete restoration to health. vig1r and man.
1,, 1""u glaTaitecd No risk is Incurred as thirty
illustrated pamphlet free. Ct ''Oc lOr
= Table and Pocket Cutlery at J.B.
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II. PRIMROSE & Co..

|'''' LUIS "iIN 'loSt Nl9llinE OncgOtlatG
Leans or Mortgages, would do well to
call ON
). ii. PRIMROSE & Co..
Real Estate Brokers.
Oftice, over the POstOiiicr
Wilkinson has in stock the very
--latest Patterns of Wall Papers.
J. L. Carter has engaged Joseph
Stephenson, an experienced uaper
hanger, to take charge of his papering
department for the season. He i
ready for business.
Ladies' Gents and Children's Gossa-
mercs, at J. B. Cooper's.
Reward, Birthday and Easter Cards
at Wilkinson's, next door to Postolfice
J: e, Carter has in stock 10000
PIECES of this Springs Patterns ~
Choice WALL PAPER. "
A full line of Dado Shades. cbran .t
NHklnson's, next door to Postofiice
Deyoe Brilliant Oil, the best and s,c
est oi! made, at J. b. Cooper's.
The Foot UD.
he returns show al Scvjls y sll,,,,I .,,.,.1. . &
c6'aiH ana shoes, and the fitting upwiII h., s.ft5
iaC,nry 10 al that may favor Linn with a ca0 Ua
Il; H. 'o'SI1,uIIE adline new and various article, i0
hiS ,lnrE. Produce iu exchange for pnnd. ~
Tp"uns!"s pinll him out when qualtyis is compared win
\. sEVIL, Clayton, Del.
.. f. Carter is prepared to do all
Nihds OF Painting and Paper Hanging
at The shortest notice.
Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes and
Qualities, at }. B. Coopcr'S.
Himdow Shades made and adjusted.
from - cents up WfLKI%soy
D., James ?. HofFeoker, the Druggist. who j.
''Nili% alter the interest of h!, customer.
,,,I ,S mo-" secured the sale uf Dr. Bo>auko, cough
, ,nI i-uis syrup, a remedy thar never fails Il,
cure Coughs Colds Pains in Tie f'bast a,,i ~ ~
'r,a r!aS A"r'uo'S- Price 30 cents ami ST. Samples
Order any Book you want, at JB.
Coopcr's. '' "
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
About the Hotel License at the
Hook,

The citizens Of the Meek " are in a
puzzle over the licensing of the hotel
at Woodland Beach. They had in
Keen remembrance the demoralizino
effects OF the past years, the SUNDAY
generalization Of the crowds that re-
paired there to engage in those thinos
inharmOnious with both the civil and
divine law, and they so stated to the
Judges, with the further information
that some of the names to the apnIi-
cation were far from respectable citi-
zens and that others were nOn-residents
They were told to express these factsin a
remonstrance properly signed and H.
cense would not be granted This
they did, but to their surprise the
court seemingly gave it no attention.
1 hey feel that a promise has not only
Oeen broken, but that the sentiment
perVadlng the members of the court or
majority of them is more in harmony
with the business of the liquor traffic
than with those who are quietly but
consclentiously Y trying to better the
moral, mental and financial condition
OF the community. They cannot, and
tney say so, understand the reason
why those high in authority are SO
ready to let down every low fence in
the law for the easy incursions of the
perpetrators of evil. "They " (tbe
judges will do as they please, i" these
people say, "and we are neither re.
spected nor heard" This is the voice
that comes from the Neck" this side
OF Bombay Hook, and we note It as
one OF the occurring incidents of the
day. WV
Law is strong, but we understand
there is a disposition to put as a conn.
teracting agent against the evils that
grow out of law thus directed the
power of the gospel by asking permis-
sion of the proprietor of Woodland
Beach to hold religious meetings there
every Sabbath afternoon during the
excursion season, the services to he
conducted by minister from this sec
ton, Philadelphia, Wilmington. sc
As we understand it, it is a couceDtion
OF DIR. Isenberg, and if it can be pron-
erly organized and carried into effect 4
may be beneficial to greater decree
than is at first apparent.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13

4
loving wife, and leaves her husband,
and two little boys who are not old
enough to appreciate their loss, be-
reaved indeed. The funeral service
which was held at the house and con-
Quoted by Revs. J. B. Quigg and DR..
Tullidge was very largely attended,
the interment being at the Odd Eel
lows Cemetery.
The hymns sung by a quartette,
"COme Unto Me when Shadows
Darkly Gather" Some Sweet Day, ;"
go Bury thy Sorrow" &c, on the
above occasions were beautiful express
siOns in music, soft and melodiOus, in
harmony with the spirit of the occa-
sion but lifting the mind to a higher
realm beyond the realisms of the hour.
WILLIAM CANTwELL.
The above, former citizen. a famil-
lar name to the past generation because
of his occupation for many years as a
stage driver before the days of rail-
roads, died at the almshOuse on We'd
nesday last, aged 81 years. Mr.. Cant
well was a descendent Of the family
CantWeIl's Bridge, now Odessa, took
its name from. 1t is stated that he
was the rightful heir to most Of the
land on which that town was located,
but that the title was lost by the de-
structiOn of the records at the burning
Of the courthouse at New Castle many
years ago. Being left an orphan and
without means, he was bound out to a
farmer, but took to stage driving
shortly after reaching his majority,
first from Delaware City to an oppo-
site point on the Chesapeake, and after
that for Enoch Spruance, who was
then the agent for the Peoples Stage
Line down the Peninsula, when he
moved to this town, nearly forty years
ago. After the railroad was construc-
ted and the stage line no longer pay
ing institution, he became driver for
the line connecting with the steam
boats plying between the mouth Of our
creek aud Philadelphia When this in
turn gave way before the ever-increas-
ing traffic of the railroad, he got EN-
ployment as best he could until losing
his sight some ten years ago, since
which time he was dependent upon
his children and friends and finally
sought protection in the large house
provided by the county, where he
ended his days in peacefully awaiting
the desired release from the Affections
of This Iifi.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13

The Murphy temperance movement
now gong on in Pittsburg excites oreat
interest. Last night hundreds were
unable to gain admission to Librarv
nan tlaili where the meetings are held and
the auditorium was so denselv nacI-aJ
Cnat several women tainted The
crowd on the outside broke down the
uoors In their efforts to get in. and the
po Po.loe were hnally compelled to dis
the pledge. 7' s"eu
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13

THE Perkins & House Non -FvpIos-
I've Lamp Is the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
Cooper.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13

:. Inc unexpected election of a Repub-
mean IN Illinois to the place made va
cant by the death-Ofa a Democratic rem
fesentatTve puts an end to Mr.. Morri-
sons senatorial expectations for the
present at least and renders General
Logan reelection, if not certain. verv
probable. The Legislature. AZ soon as
tne newly elected member takes his
seat, will have q Republican majority
q one in each branch and of two on
joint ballot. = wy ="
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
MILK.

Mir Jew SS more customers can be supplied with
feb ~ ny tise"Vihg their order at the Feed Store
ROBERT DENNFY
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
BUSINESS L0rAI.s

PERSONS desiring farms. Houses
ana Lots, and those wishing tonegotiate
Leans or Mortgages, would do well to
call ON
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13

,.,-r.r Rough ON COUEhs.o
sore hroat, HoarSene,s. Troches, ,l5c Liqu;d SIC
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
Smyrn" Price Current. My I3. 1888.

IRONE-iUE-
PER FOUND ,.,,,, ,,,.,.,
Lard, couutry.. 30 Ill.
iainS .................. l3 .''.''.'.''.. ~
~hOUiderS....... 'I"ilScS...........-... lSHt ~
oide Neat............ . FER BASKET
Fresh Beef........ I0a,I> p,r,,,.y m
Butter ................. - SUI ~
Ilfkey eys............... Ii Ouions 'n
itttSe ................... II
ChicIcns.............. 10 TER b'A.irI..
young. scans ............ 200
dressed. II PER BAEehL
"t.1N9 -'..''.''.,..''... 10 fl4ur..-t g. 90: $500
e, urosSed.-... III MackeIcl.N .No.2..SI31t Sl5
FcathcrS............ 80 Nn.t ~ +, Sin
"'''.'''''''....'..' ~ Ierrlng....~ jtpt5 81 00
GRAIN ,vc
PER BUSHEL PER- t,-spLt
Wheat Red ....... I0l Corn Neal ~ 81, -
Fnltz...... lU2 Mdiiings........ 20
Corn, yellow .. 80 shin Stu5r X
Whltc ........ .53 l}ran......... %
OdIS ...-............. %.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Flour............S -. .00aS7OO Chickcus. l5., 1e
Wheat; ;........lO9 "a liz Turkeys ..........., n
Corn, white. IS EggS !
yellow. IS Print Butter .,5,, 70
OatS............. lila .43| y. y Cheese. -
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13

rI IlOugh on Kuts."
CleaTS out rats. mice, reaches flies ants bo5
OugS' Skunks, chipmunkS, gophers l5c. Druggists
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13

Palpitation, Dropsical SweLings. Dizziness In.
digestion; Headache, SleeplesSmess cured bv
Wells Health Renewer" .!
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
WANTED.

Young Man Salesman in General Store.
Applications will receive no notice unless ac-
cOmpanyed with recommendations
Address M. W. g."
apr 29-u Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13
GET YOUR
Sewing Machines
REPAIRED bl s
Practical MaclIinist

Undersigned b.in2A ,.a.......
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i9I J"e dliieIe!ii claa4ale- .a ..-..- -
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second aud fourth woes ..5.s. ~
WlH be ready 70 rriuraI l...!. y -...
'h,IIe>, mo matter h',- e.i or .,.u u...
give entire >ati>iactiuu 3.
al Every Marhiuc repaired tv f.. .-t ........ -
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opposite the Ep.ScYp.. Church
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FOR SALE.

~ good double Dwelling, on North
IHssIiU street, smyrna Del. Also large Build
lEslW ing Lot adjoining.
Apply to
feb 25-tf W. A. FAIRIES x BRO
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No. 2330.

EPOlRT OF. THE CONDITION OE
!, ~ THE FRUIT GROWERS' NNTIoN1f
I, hANk, at smyrna in the State of Delawarr
at the close of business May 6, iSS5. ''''""'e'
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Rough on Pnin' POrOmsed PIaster.
strengthening, improved, the hest for bSct Scbo
pains IN chest or side, rheumatism, neuraIgiS
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-, Rough on COrns.''
ASK Inr W ellis Rough on Curns" l5c ON
comp etc cure Hard or soft corns. warts l,1STi
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Clayton, Nay "a. 1898.
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Jamas ?. HOheclEer. thc Drlpgi-t yI, !.
"H '''Nl'& alter the interest of hl, customers
- no" secured the sale uf Dr. Bo>auko'> ,i,rlaL
.,n .,,r ~ ~ syrup remedy thar never fails 10
! N.Y. n.y., '"Isn>. '"i'i>, Pains in the Chest ana ail
ir!ns Affections. Price 30 cents ami st. samples
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13

Order any Book you want, at J. b.
Coopcr's.
Smyrna times., 1885-05-13

"WellS Health Renewer" restores baol,b -.
xlGoT, cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness