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The Hon. Amos A. Lawrence was
a witness a few days ago before a
committee of the Massachusetts Leg
islature charged with an inquiry into
the condition Of affairs in Boston. He
said he was connected with some
twenty-seven charitable organizations,
nearly all of which were made neces-
sary through intemperance. There is
at present no enforcement of the law.
Further, Mr.. Lawrence said: "The
present situation is horrible to contem-
plate. We are as bad as Sodom and
Gomorrah, and deserve their fate.
The traffic in the souls of our youth is
almost beyond conception. There are
365 charitable institutions in Boston.
one for each day in the year, and there
would be work for many more.
These are made necessary by system
ate violations of the laws against in
temperance and Righteousness"
Smyrna times., 1885-03-04

WASHINGTON is the Mecca Of the
Democratic party, to attend the in
auguration of Mr.. Cleveland into the
Presidential chair, 100000 strangers.
1t IS said, being in the city. A Wash
ington correspondent says the citv is
thronged with visitors, and the trains
that arrive, especially those from the
North and West, are crowded with
people benton eqjoying the inaugural
festivities and seeing the sights Of the
Capital. Pennsylvania avenue. from
the White House to the Capitol. A dis
tanee ola mile, is dressed for the occa.
sion in gay bunting, flags, pennons.
shields, gllded eagles, stars, crescents
and other devises. Everything is
hurry and hustle with preparation for
the day. Everybody on the avenue
wanted a reviewing stand in front Of
MS place Of business, some for specula-
ton, others for their families and tho
accommodation of their friends
Some of the stands erected on the
parking along the line of march were
covered and carpeted, and for a view
OF the procession from such vantage
ground from $50 to $500 was
charged.
Mr. Cleveland was escorted from
the White House to the Capitol by a
military and civic pageant five miles in
length, and after taking the oath of
Office and delivering his inaugural adj
dress, was escorted back to che White
House. where he reviewed the i'm.
mense parade.
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Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
THE snow and ice have nearly dis
appeared from the fields.
THE thawing ground leaves muddy
roads and bad travelling.
THE financial report of the town will
be found in another column.
Miss IDA CLEMENTS and Arthur
FennimOre, Of Leipsic, will be married
this evening.
GEORGE MALoNY has moved to town
from the country to take charge of the
feed store of Robert Denney.
The poem on our first page might
prove mirror to some of our young
folks, if only looked into squarely.
J. w. DENNEY, A. L. Hudson and
Samuel Roberts were reelected Trus-
tees in the board ofthe NJ. E. Church.
on Monday.
J. w. JONES and wife, and F. S.
Phelps, of the Record, left yesterday
for Washington, to be in attendance at
the Inauguration.
SUBSCRIBERS who have changed
their post office address and any
missed by the carrier, will please no.
tify us at this office.
MARCH came in neither like the gen
tie lamb nor the roaring Iona happy
medium between the two, which let us
hope will be continued.
Z. H. BECK, real estate agent. has
sold the farm Of Henry Texter, near
Walkers school house, containing 100
acres, to Edward Beck, for $500.
JOHN r. ROBINSON having made an
engagement as salesmen with the
Peninsula Bone Fertilizer Company
has discontinued farming and moved
to this town.
The skating rink is enclosed and the
inner construction being pushed for
ward as fast as possible. It's expected
to have it ready for opening by the
middle of next week.
NEXT SUNDAY will be the closing
Sunday of the NJ. f. Conference wear.
Rev. j. j. Quigg, the pastor, will
preach in the morning and Presiding
Elder Caldwell in the evening.
The bill to incorporate the CLAYTON
Saving and Loan Association has
passed both branches of the Legislature
and is now law. We presume that
the Association will be organized the
coming Spring.
The steamer Tygert resumed her
trips on Monday. after the ice en-
barge, and will doubtless continue now
uninteruptedly. There Is considerable
ice in the river yet, and only iron boats
would be safe in navigating it.
The Ameyteqp Agriculturist for March
is a very interesting number Of this en-
terprising agricultural journal. The
intelligent farmer viii fRd in it many
hints Of value. We can furnish it to
subscribers Of the TIMES for SI.O0 per
year.
THE bill to allow the commissioners
to issue bonds for water works has
passed the Senate and is now before
the House. A roponstrance signed by
q number Of the conservative element
Of the town has been forwarded to
Dover in opposition 10 It's passage.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-04

THE constitutional amendment for
the increase of representation virtually
had the life kicked out of it on Friday
by the parliamentary tactics of John
F. Salisbury in taking advantage Of
the absence of its friends. By the
way, it is said that the fight is adeeper
one in a party sense than the passage
of this amendment, and that the real
issue is deep under the surface.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-04

GRAIN. &c.
AAkNA In ~
IrGr NM, v,r.g,r,...
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
MARRIAGES.

FRAZlER-MCGINNIS- the residence of John
McGinniS, February 18th. by the Rev q. ],
smith. James T. Frazier and Miss Ida McGinnis.
all of MI. Olivet, Kent county, Del
JACKSON-PARVIS.--At the residence of Levi
ParviS, February 10th, by the Rev. G. J. smith.
Charles Jackson. of Wilmington, and Miss Ida
b. Parvis of Felton,
SHORTS-URIAN.-At the residence of William
campbell, near PearSOn's Corner, February 25th
oy the Rev. W. NJ. Warner, George W. Shorts
ana Miss Mollie Uran, both of this county.
YETI HUMBLOTT-At the house of the
BRIDE Sl9 Stella Avenue Harrisburc Pa Feb
ruary 18th, by the Rev. Mr. MARI Eugene II
letler; son Of samuel L. Yetter, Esq, Of Middle
Town, IA, and Mary l. Humboldt, Step.daughter
OF James Haslam, of Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-04

THE question of Mr.. Bayard's sue
cession is overshadowed by the alb
sOrbing question of the week, the in
augural ceremonies at Washington,
but the still waters are running deep
and the undercurrent of feeling is like
ly to be very strong the next two
weeks at Dover.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-04
New Advertisements.

The attention of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
Dress Goods, &c.-John Wanamaker.
Fruit Boxes and Baskets-C. Colby
& Co.
Glover Seed-Gibbs & Co.
House For Rent-John H. Bewley.
Ely's Cream Balm.
A Big Offer-National Co.
Consumption Cured.
Fits Cured.
Fay's Manila Roofing.
To Housekeepers-S. NJ. Reynolds
& Co.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-04

THE Philadelphia Times now and
then takes a look down in the direction
q !" three lower counties on the Della
ware" ARd when the editor does, and
sees something be don't like, he speaks.
The defeat Of Abe Constitutional
Amendment in our Legislature last
week was not according, he THINKS, TO
the pledges Of the Democratic party
before the election, and under the
head Of Delaware Bourbonism, ? that
paper thus goes for the State: @Del-
aware can lag in the rear Of progress
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CHANGES IN THE TOWN.

Prof J. II. Groves, on Delaware
street, had a vendue OH Friday and
discontinued housekeeping, and has
been followed by Presiding Elder
Caldwell, who will occupy the house as
a district parsonage, the Rev. Mr.. G..
being followed on the same street by
John =. Hudson. Isaac NJ. Wilson, of
the same street, has moved to Cum
Minis street, and is followed by the
Misses Buckmaster and Mrs. Deborah
Knots, from the country. Mrs. Mary
+. Rutledge has moved to Union street
and is succeeded by George Maloney,
from near Rothwell's Landing. John
w. Meredith has moved to Chester,
Pa, and Is followed by VIM. u, Phil
lips, of Delaware street and Mr.. p. bV
Thos. Humphreys, of Commerce street,
and Mr.. IL by J. ID. Coverdale, of
Methodist street, Mr.. G. by Isaac Tay-
lor, af Commerce, and he by Mrs. G. NJ.
Collins, Of Methodist street, and Mrs.
G. BY Thos. Godfrey Chas. T.. Hyn-
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The news in regard to the health Of
Gen. Grant, on Monday, as given to
the papers, was alarming, indicating
an carly demise OF the great COM
mander The physicians admit that
his condition is most serious, and that
there is little or no chance ofhi recov-
cry. Sympathy will not be limited by
National boundaries. The whole
world will mourn at the prospect Of
losing one Of its heroes.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-04

The Delaware Legislature left
Dover yesterday morning in the 1888
train for Washington to attend the
Inauguration of President Cleveland,
which takes place to-day, and will re-
turn to Dover tomorrow evening.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-04
Town Election.

The municipal election which came
off on Monday was unattended by any
local issue and hence a small vote, 81
was polled. The old board of COM
missiOners with one exception was re-
elected. There were three tickets in
the field. The successful one was as
follows:
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Gbe Smgrna dimes.
S0gY2'wU, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Mar. 4, loo0'

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT. D. HOFFECKER, Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
IS-SUBsCRIPTION-On year 500 IN advance
or $3.50 If not paid till the end Of the year No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
Ofseven Cents q line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions Three and-a-half cents
liberal discount made to quarterly, semiannual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per lire.
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CURE FOR Piles

FlIeS are frequently preceded nv = -
weight IN the back, loins ana lower rerr ''e ~.
abdomen, causing the patient tu >upu.... b ' t tAe
some affection of the kidneys or ueiJbl-,',','- '' '-
gahS Al times, symptoms Of indigestion a-a ~. ~,
sent as Hatulency, uneaSiuess Of the st',,rf f.yy
etc moisture, like pcrspratiou pr,d,Ini,1,o.' d'1o'.
very dlsagreeable itching, after getting warm Z
common attendant. Blind Bleeding and Ita,-. y u
rlles yeiid at once to the application Of Dr. B
the parts affected. absorbing the Tumor. ei',,' ii','
ing the intense itching, and affecting ner"!.
ment cure Price 80 cents address Tbe 'a n.
BoSanEo Medieiue Co. Piqua, o. Sold by Iss =
Holecker smyrna Del ,iess n .1S. r.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-04

THE Evay Ersnng, which quotes in
parallel columns from John F. Sauls-
bury's editorials on the adoption of the
Constitutional Amendments two years
ago and now, to prove him Rckle,
closes a long editorial thus:
o sad vicissitude
Ofearthly things to what untimely end
Are all thy fading glOries?
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The Annual Moving.

The lst day of March, the annual
moving day, fell on Sunday, dies non,
making Monday, the legal moving
day, but several, where they had the
opportunity, took advantage of the
mild temperature of Friday and satur-
dow
Smyrna times., 1885-03-04

marbleand bronze, of beautiful design,
a gift from the Sunday School of
Kingswood Chapel, where the bride
and groom were workers.
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Commissioners,

The vote otherwise was as follows
For Commissioners .-Wm. NJ. Bell, % ;
John c. Stockly, %; Thos. f. Jeffer-
son, Il; John c. Bailey, 8; DR.. VIM.
Ashcraft, s; John E. Collins, s; JOS.
B. FAIRIES, 7; Samuel Cats, 7; Geo. NJ.
Stevenson, .; w. w. Tschudy, >; 7. B.
Megear, i Jas. II. Groves, 4; VIM. II.
Baggs, l. E. H. Beck, l.
For Alderman.-Wm. S. Spencer, 7;
John c. Stockly, l.
Fer assessor B. FAIRIES, 29
Geo. NJ. Stevenson, 9.
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Cooper's. ""H'' att B.

WI When Ba6y We sic'., We -5.cl-r CAsTop7,
,1-il mnen s'e wa Caad, s.e c-.cl FOX CASTop1,
71,i mheh she beca:e u .- so. -g.. &, CAsTop,,
" Aen sIi A-l C.--.l e.. g.. ,lea CAsTI Ig-'.A
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DEATHS.

D0qUGLAss,-In this town, February 9th. Col
IL u. g. Douglass, aged 55 years, months ana Ii
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at J. B. Cooper's ''-0n LAMPS
.YOUNG MEN-REAn r,L1.

HI NoLrAIc BELT CO., Of Narib|i; ,,.
Offers to send their celebrated +, ','e-al r, Mich
hiLI ana other ELECTRIC ArriIANlFl az, 9LT4!l
th!Ily uayS To- meu young or oId. aalf-'oil l. ior
aGT aeIyo4S e debility loss Of vitality and pScb WIZ
neuralgia, paralysis and manv ntb'. uiLlalisu,
complete restoration To health vis5r s,f ''f,g.'rs
hood guaranteed. 80 risk is :ucnrrad '..' ., IN'.
DAYS trial is allowed Write t...Ii ~. a., A-;,r
illustrated pamphlet free. '' once tlr
Table and Pocket Cutlery at J p
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VI. Z. Sunday School Entertai n
ment.


The annual missionary anniversary
of the NJ. f. Sunday School will be
held in the church tonight. The fact
that the entertainments given by this
school are invariably good will doubt
less be a guarantee of a good audience
to witness the one to occur this even
ing. Below we give the programme.
The piece entitled 1.-THE Seeker" rep
resents one without contentment. and
Happiness, Pleasure, Wealth, Power,
Fame, Love, Beauty and Atheism are
all personifed and offer each its espec-
ial charm, but in vain. Finally Relig-
ion comes and proves to be the one and
only thing that can satisfy. The music
of the main school will be directed bv
Prof. J. H. Groves, Mrs. Jennie c..
Price at the organ that of the infant
school will be under the direction of
Miss Elva Carrow, with Miss Grace
Quigg at the organ.
PROGRAMME.
Anthem" Song of Songs" by the
school.
Prayer-Pastor.
Song" Lift Your Glad Voices, ," infant
school.
Salutatory Address-Paul jefferson.
Quartette-" Bear the Cross to Wear
the Crown" Misses Grace Quigg and
Lizzie Mcdowell, Messrs. w. o. Hof-
fecker and w. II. Baggs.
Recitation" Make Somebody Glad :"
Sallie Pratt.
Duett--"The Eleventh Hour"
Misses Clara and Jennie Wilson.
The Little Workers" +" infant school
Secretary's Report.
Song" Clap Your Hands for JOY"
infant school.
Recitation" Somebody's Mother"
Maud Carr.
Quartette-" God is a Spirit" Misses
Elva G. Carrow and Fannie Hill,
Messrs. L. NJ. Price and w. o. Hof-
fecker.
Missionary Secretary's Report.
Anthem-"The Lord is Good, y
school.
The Seeker" Miss May Primrose
and others.
Closing Address Ralph Hofecker
DoxolOgy.
BenedctiOn.
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JIST Ae GnOn.

MHHy NnsGFnp9IOuS dealers mNy IN v0r,I--
merit and in every respect inst u> 'j e4ls. %
reiabe Dr BosanEoS Cough and Lung ,vr.l ,'s W
unless you insist upon this rcmed. ana yyr.tP ana
no other you are liable 10 be- greatly dac.;.Ae 'aAe
rice 'o cents ana 81 Sold by jas. P. Hofecslert
There can be no better Shirt tbon
the "0ue." sold by 7 r c. 'Hau
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Deyoe Brilliant Oil, the best o.,
est oil made. at ] z o. and saf
The Fonf IL

The returns show al Sevil's : s,,
6oVtS ana Shoes and The fitting IN ,s stock Of
factory "a to all that may favor him WI witS S be All,
his stock RTodaees SGd9s in new sRd aaa it a
counting him out when quality 4 cor do[ goods y5
PRICES 40 npared wiz
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The Perkins & House Non-Explos.
i've Lamp is the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ey.
pIode or break. Sold only by ]. B.
Cooper. -
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Window Shades and Spring Fixtures
at ). b. Cooper's. Loops and Fringes
INTPClRH1 NJ

4 \ ~
When you visit or leave New York City sou.
baggage Express and Carriage Hire and ,tofeitte
Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central re5-,
TiIesailt rooms htted up at cost Of one million
collars reduced u Sl.0O and upwards Der dSr
european plan. Elevator. Restaurant sunniicj
with the best. Horse cars stages ana aipIl..VIi
ralIToad to all depots Families can live betsr
ior less money at the Grand Union Hofei Than q.
any other tirstclasS hotel in the CITY ANA l' i
The Perkins & House Non-FvnIos.
i've Lamp is the only Lamp fit to he
used among children. 1t cannot ev.
plode or break. Sold only bv J. B
Cooper.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

There are but few business changes.
among them being f. NJ. Fowler to
the Raymond corner store, vacated by
w. S. Reynolds, gone to Clayton, Mr..
F. being succeeded by A. Lee Cummins
for a show room for his Domestic
Evaporators; VIM. II. Thompson. to
the dry goods room vacated by J. B.
Cooper, followed by VIM. A. Winford.
Mr. w. being succeeded at Clements
corner by VIM. f. Clement. John II.
Cathcart has gone to Market street
and is succeeded by Lewis & Price,
they by Fred. J. Carter, and the latter
(opposite the hoteD, by DR.. T. C.
Moore.
CHANGES IN THE COUNTRY.
John r. Robinson has moved from
the farm of a. G. Cummins in White
Hall Neck TO this town and is succeed
ed by T. B. Donovan, of the adjoining
farm, and he is succeeded by John
Bennett, of Thoroughfare Neck.
Thomas Williams has moved from the
" Hargadine farm in White Hall
Neck to Marydel and is succeeded by
VIM. Harrington from near Leipsic.
Chas. a. Cleaver has moved from the
d. b. Cummins farm in Raymonds
Neck TO the James farm near Mar
nolia, and is followed by Jas. T. Rob
inson, from near Little Creek. Nathan
Moore has left the Hoffecker" " farm
in White Hall and gone TO a farm re-
Gently purchased near Green Spring.
and is followed by John f. Startling, a
beginner. DR.. H. w. Stout will move
to Baltimore and is followed by Isaac
Slaughter, of Raymond's Neck, and he
is followed by Daniel w. Morris, be-
ginner. VIM. Rawley has moved to
the ListOn farm of d. J. Cummins,
succeeding Robert Warren, and is fol-
lowed by VIM. T. Short, from near Clay
ton. Geo. J. Underwood has moved
from the Garrison" farm near the
" Big Oak to his fathers farm near
Kenton and is succeeded by Jacob Ma
clary, of the Maple Grove" farm.
His son Jacob takes the George :"
farm adjoining. Matthew Hutchison
has moved to Leipsic and is succeeded
by his son Charles, a beginner. l..
Moses Price, of this town, succeeds
his brother, D. James Price, deceased,
in the management of the home {"
farm near BrenfOrd, and he is sue
ceeded in the farm near the Landing
by Harry Rawley, of the Neck, and he
by VIM. Perry, of Thoroughfare Neck.
VIM. M. Broadway, of the "Hum-
phrey's farm, moves to the Eagle
Nest farm and is followed by William
and Frank Lattomus. George John.
son, of the " Wright" farm, near CLAW
ton, follows c. b. Lewis, on the aSpru-
ance 'Iiarm, and he is followed by Mr..
Crossley, from near Blackiston's Cross
Roads. Gideon Speakman has discon-
tinged farming and is followed by
Theo' 7. Johnson. a beginner. Isaac
Baker has discontinued apmiug on the
Wright" farm, near Brenford, and
has gone to live with his son, VIM. e.
Baker, on the farm recently purchased
near Fleming's Landing. and is sue
ceeded Geo. d. Wright. c. b. Lewis
has goae 70 . fvm recently purchased
near Blackbird Station. VIM. L. Ooi.
Inns, of the Alley" takes his fathers
farm at Green Spring, Benz. @. Collins,
having become station agent at that
place. Thos. Davis, beginner, to
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BUSINESS rnn.-
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Ladies, Gents and ChiIdren..
mereS, at ]. 3 CooDa,.'-, Gu

meres, at J. B. Cooper's. Gu GOssa.
BETTER BET THAN SHE ExPEcrED.-"y,.
ffsq 4aif Basaim al 5e9ig 9S @c5 9 happy q5s 5s f
said It would, or than exnec,ai me than is yis
NOT only stopped falling ont. bn, Ny hsr iyl ".
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Eztaej aet f5@ &Ga di5el.k d9s9k yqq ag gs2' y
West FifIy-third street New Yort ri Mr. R ", '7' y
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ASK ior Rough on Coughs" for Coughs. Colds
Sore Throat, Hoarsene,s. TrOches. .l5c. Lionid 9ic
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A. sEVIL, Clayton ,
Blank! Blank Books, all Styles, Size. -, ,
Qualities, at J. B. Cooper's ''Ae' a
James p HnRonr-. -

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f1ee fees AHections Price 30 cents and S'' 81 and an
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~. ,,,, Thin People.
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YigoT cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness
Debility. 81.