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Smyrna times., 1885-07-15
Letter from CLAYTON.

A season of quiet has existed for the
past few days, as is generally the case
everywhere following SO important Il
holiday 4, oar national Fourth of July
Coupled too with the depression that
exists in mercantile communities is the
fact that our fruit yield has been light
and no promise for heavy shipments
for the year. Those of our farmers
who are not engaged in small fruits
are now preparing for threshing and
gathering in their wheat.
! had the pleasure of visiting S. B.
Richardson's stock farm, last Saturday,
near Massey's, and had "A good look at
some sixty head Of fine bre 10 ses. ia
cluding the famous Garibaldi, Jr. Be
sides two large barns for their use. Mr.
Il. has just had completed a row OF
box stalls each SXl0 feet, for twelve
horses, iron feed boxes. connecting
slides and doors on wheels. Each ami
NAL Is kept in the most healthy condi-
ton and enjoys an unhaltered freedom
in his horse parlOr that would incitc
envy with most of his tribe. A good
herd of Alderny, Durham and other
choice stock may be seen grazing in
the fields by the roadside, while below
Is fine trOtting course for practice.
The farm includes over 400 acres. pro
duclng large quantities of hay with IA
Soodly showing Of fruit, including one
OF the finest pear orchards it has been
my pleasure to see.
PUstmasterS Of the fourth class
Clayton, for instance-arc apDointc I
by the PoStmaSter-General, and accord
ing to law for no definite period and
when new bond is asked from Them
1t can havenO other Interpretation than
a continuance IN Office, else what OBJ
Ject IN tlling. The bond as filled is
good until the Postmaster General
deems it well to have new one. in
view OF Il continuance. The higher
grades are appointed by the President.
and we believe, for specified period.
whoever said we had Cby our own
assertion or Otherwise) two columns of
matter cut to less than half column
or whoever said they saw our manu-
script for the same, spoke falsely.
Our statement last week was correct
show them up!
Whlle crltlcising signs will " Nonmy =
please inform a waiting public who
painted the livery stable sign placed
IN the corner of that lot opposite the
depot and not have the artist m %
down to posterity unknown. We
should like to know after going over
the pot hooks and thin and thick pro
portions Of the main body, what that is
painted IN the lower corner? We re-
member some time since seeing a
sketch by " Mark Twain" he called if
IA portrait of King William of Germany
IN full uniform. 1t had this advantage:
Anything about it such as whiskers.
epauletts, medals, &c, not understood
by those unfamiliar with the peculiar
style Of drawing were informed bv a
key underneath.
New York and Philadelphia papers
We're here Sunday morning last. the
day of issue, in time to read at the
breakfast table. They did not come
by telegraph, either.
Edward Boyer and Louis Spruance
are running a tilt in storekeepinr ot
Brenlord. The former is making n
number of improvements in his neat
little store
Farson Brothers are making q thor
Ough overhauling of their driver and
will have it in good shape when the
peach season opens. LEAR
clayton, Del., JUiy 10, 1885.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

SENATOR CONGER, of Michigan dis
closes the fact that the Republican
Senators have talked the matter of
contirmatiOns Overland have decided TO
act in conformity to President Cleve-
lands declarations on Civil Service
Reform and the law, and especially
when removal is made on the ground
that the office holder is an "olIensive
partizan, that his successor must show
a record free from offensive partizan-
ship to be confirmed in his place. If
the President and the Senate act in
harmony on this question it will in
time make Office holding devolve more
on merit than reward as heretofore
for bitter partizanship.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

In FORMER times the moon mad the
credit of affecting weak minds, but now
the sun seems to be taking that credit.
Since the hot SPELL" began there has
been an epidemic of suicide" as the
headline writers are fond of saying.
There were no less than nineteen cases
of suicide reported last week in the
New York World, and the Chicago
Tribune reports almost as many. From
every indication there were several
score of persons who went to their last
account last week as the result of their
own account. But the sun cannot be
credited with all the suicides, for here
in Delaware during the cool weather
of June there were several suicides.
some of them distressing, from the
causes of which they were an out
growth.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

The selection of DIR. J. III. Caldwell
for the Presidency of Delaware College
as the successor of DIR. Purnell by the
unanimous vote of the Trustees of that
institution, is one we think that will
strike the people of the patronizing
territory as eminently proper. While
they are getting a gentleman whose
ripe scholarship and ability as a pub
lie speaker command respect through
out the Peninsula, the fact that he was
selected at all, shows a departure from
the routine methods Of the college quite
different from anything that has here
tofore characterized the action of the
Trustees in their selections for a head
Of this institution. Delaware College,
situated as it is in a beautiful town and
refined community, has not been the
success it should haYe been. Now
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

FREDERICK ULYSSES ROop who has
purchased the SeaGord Enterprise THAT
has changed hands four times in the
past four years. and changed the name
to the SeafOrd Item, thus announces
his platform
We have been asked will we sup
port Civil Service Reform? We answer
that we will, as it is one of the best
steps towards reform that was ever
taken in the history of our country
We support the best men of anv party
no matter what their politics are We
are in favor of protective tariff One
that will protect the working man, as
we'll as the capitalist. We are not the
friends of monopoly. We will work
for the best interests of the town and
community.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15
The Change in the Eldersbin.

The news yesterday morning of the
election of DIR. Caldwell, to the Presi-
dency of Delaware College, involving
change in the presiding eldership
and his removal from this town. was
a surprise, and very naturally occa-
stoned considerable comment. DR..
Caldwell is very popular with our
people and he and his family will be
regretfully parted with.
The question of his successor is one
that very naturally interests out cili-
zens in the capacity both of his office
and as a resident of the town. Revs.
Quigg and France have been author
lied to call the preachers of Easton
District together for an expression as
to their choice, which meeting will
probably be held in this town next
week.
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a new method of transmitting sound
has been invented by Texas genius.
who believes that with a big enough
horseshoe magnet, no batteries being
necessary, he can transmit the voice
around the world. The armature is a
disk of steel against which the voice is
thrown, and conveyed through the
magnet to the wire. The receiver is
similar with a smaller magnet. The
system has been tested over 80 miles of
Western Union wire, from which all
batteries were cut off, and was found
satisfactory. The saving in batteries
alone is reckOned at about 100000 a
year, and the clicking sound of tele-
graphic instruments will be done awav
with. A patent has been granted to
the inventor
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15
The Injured Grapes.

The cuts that were made in the
young grapes by the hailstorm two
weeks ago, widen as the berry de-
velOpes in size, until in many cases the
seed show. Ripening and going to
market in this condition would Very
much detract from their appearance
and price, and the proprietors of the
damaged vineyards will be under the
necessity of removing the defective
grapes now or at the time of picking
for market. James w. Anthony saws
that his are about one eighth injured
and to remove which from the punches
will cost him. $50 or $40. His brother
Levi, whose vineyard suffered more.
says his cQlored grapes are One-third
injured and the white two-thirds. from
having less foliage. They are both
having the injured grapes cut out this
week, but at the very best they can do.
the beauty and symetry of the punches
will be marred. This is the second
time that the first named has suffered
by hail, q hail storm coming some
years ago the day he intended to pick
for market, breaking them so that thew
had to be sold for wine purposes at a
nominal price.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

The appointment of Hon. f. A.
Stevenson, oflllinOis, in place of NAL
com Hay as First Assistant Postnas-
ter General, will, it is said, reverse the
policy of his predecessor in the matter
OF removals Of pOstmasters from office.
The requirement of filing charges
against incumbents will be done away
with: We have always held it to be-,
and believe it is the duty of those upon
whom is conferred the power of APP
pOintment to remove Republican
whenever it is demanded by the peo-
pie OF any locality, and to fill the va
cancy by the appointment of Demo-
crat. The fact that the incumbent is a
Republican is sufficient ground for re-
mOval DeldlCGredn.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15
Distributing the Bible.

The Bible distributor, John f.
Franklin, who has been engaged in col
porteur work for Duck Creek Hundred
the past two weeks finished his cir
cult on Monday and commenced on
KentOn Hundred yesterday. He found
in the hundred so families without a
copy of the Bible, five sixths of these
being cOlored people. Three-ffths of
those without bought Bibles, the col
ored people among those destitute
showing Il greater relative disposition
to purchase and possess the book.
The large number of families without
a copy Of the Bible in their houses were
found in what is denominated "dOwn
the Necks," while One-thrd of those
on Bombay Hook had no Bible in the
house. Mr.. Franklin wishes to ex-
press his gratitude to the johnson
Brothers who kindly gave him the use
OF the rear room of their store for de-
pository while engaged in distributing
from this point.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

GEN. GRANTS vitality is puzzle to
his attendants. He was so much better
last Sunday that his utterances could
be heard distinctly. DR.. Newman
preached from the hotel veranda at
Mt. McGregOr, using these words at
the close of his discourse; "Oh, illus
triOus sufferer in yOnder cottage What
lesson thou art teaching to the war
riors and statesmen of the world and
to the youth of that country thou hast
saved, by finding within thyself at this
supreme moment those elements of re-
pose and happiness which to-day excite
the admiration of mankind and fill the
hearts of angels with delight"
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15
New Advertisements.

The attention of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
18th Dividend-Th Fruit Growers
National Bank of Smyrna.
Situation Wanted as a Clerk.
Business Locals-J. II. Primrose &
Co.
Important to Canvassers-Fox Sad
Iron Co.
Wanted-A Man.
Wanted-Young Ladies and Men.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

The difficulties arising from the un-
lawful occupation of Indian lands by
cattle companies are increasing. The
latest trouble grows out of the attempt
of some Of these companies by force of
arms to prevent Texas cattle from be-
ing driven over the trail to Northern
markets. 1t is clear that some wav
should be found to settle this vexed
question. Do the cattle companies
own the Indian lands, and if so, under
what authority did they acquire their
rights?
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

The inventors Of the scheme for the
United States to relieve the financial
distress of the Mexican Government
by the purchase Of Il part Of that Ma
TONS territory are wasting their ener-
gies in organizing meetings to popular
lze the movement. The United States
has all of the territory that it needs.
and it will not attempt to take advan-
tage of Mexico's necessities to despoil
it of any of its States, particularly
those Overrun by Indians.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15
GBe Smgrna Gmes.
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon. July Is, 1885

The TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HoFFEcKER. Editor and
proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
IERMS-SUBscRIPTIoN-O year 81 90 IN advance
OF Sz'oo II 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
OF Seven Cents line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions Three e-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

A leading fruit dealer in New York.
pointing to fine handsome watePmelons
said with a grOan that the sale of
watermelOns and other fruit will
hardly pay expenses this year, because.
although the country has not got the
cholera, it has got the cholera scare,
which is as bad in some ways.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15
The Estimate.

The estimate by the railroad author
tiles of the peach crop is very much
the same in the general result as last
year. The figures now run as follows :
Delaware Railroad, 100000; Della
ware and Chesapeake, 100000; Cam
bridge and Seaford, 100000: Queen
Anne's and Kent, 25O.O0O; Delaware
Maryland and Virginia, 100, 900; N. y.
?. & n, $4,000. Total, 2,59O,OOO.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

New Jersey has just completed her
State census and boasts 100000 more
inhabitants than she had five years
ago. In 1880 the population was l, 49, :
1l6. The increase is mainly in the
counties nearest New York and Phil
adelphia, while the agricultural dis
tricts have only held their own.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

The meteorological editor of the
New York Herald inclines to the opin-
ion that we shall have o late Autumn.
probably preceded during the latter
part of August and during September
by one or more severe hurricanes
which, emerging from the West Indian
seas, will pass along our Atlantic coast.
causing high noFtheasterly gales.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

that it has sought a broader and wider
field, let us hope that larger patron
age and new life may place the college
ON that higher plane it has been trying
so long, but unsuccessfully, to attain.
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GRAIN. &c.
PHILADELPHIA NtAnrrn.-
DEATHS,

b11 4. NA,RD;.In Wilmington. July l0th. Cora In.
aged months - O0''' "-'! '''''
Iia hCNear Dover. July 4th. Henrietta wife
1.sy nenFy Clark' OF Henderson, Nd. aged r. wears
u HI EsSt tOR6D,-Near X Downs Chapel July ~.
and 10 days -' 9U''S' " H'''''>
Jewell, aged G. years. '"'E ''''' JON"
SLACGHTER.-m LeipSic. lune ai,b vs,,fs
,g!Sr Gaighter OF Andrew Slaughter. aged la vears
"ALlS.-ln Dover, July 3rd. Carrie p imam,
-, %usIller oi VIM. d. Walls, aged months
teorra sri kSnt0n, July lst Wesley son Of
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

While the Tories were out of power
they devoted themselves Il good part
OF the time, to forcing the Liberals TO
enact and enforce severe measures
against Ireland. Bnt now they are in
Office, they have adopted directly on
poslte course. Cancellation is their
game, and they are playing it for ali
it is worth. The Crimes Act is NOT In
be renewed and the Lord-Lieu,rnant
walks and drives about Dublin without
an escort. Thus it is evident that the
tories VIII go to the country this Fall
ana demand credit for having pacified
Ireland, although the work was really
done by the Liberals.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

A great land slide occurred in
Cherry Mountain, N. H., Friday. A
point known as Owls Head was
stripped Of dense forest two miles lon~
and fifteen rods wide. The debris pv'
tended half Il mile from the base of the
mountain, smashing in barn belonT.
ing to Oscar Stanley, killing cattle and
breaking both of Stanley's LEGS. Tba
ruinsare spread over a field of 10 Ok
acres. Gaps 25 to 30 feet deem rrvaai
the track of the slide, which prorcr6~d
a distance Of two miles from The stort %
ing point 'N ''''''
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18th Dividend.
HE FRUIT GRowees,

NE FRUIT Growers NATIONAL
The Diroo,, '%f RNA' DEL, July Ii, issS is;,N'
dend of fFt9TtRrS FoSltR have this day declared n,,
July l4-2w ~ 'sq''' payable on demand
y. f, WILDS. Casbiar
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WANTED.

experienced i1,o8 in tbe as Clerk by man who Is
any meIP, ebPe, and viii make hlmse.ise lns.eSs, steady
OfeieFenees Don't expect large salary Ss'uE Best 70
'"'' ia-'" Address a. M."at,bi.o
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15
Side Bracket and Extensio,,
at J. B. Cooper's' -'A'enSlon Lamps,

Side Bracket and Extors;o,,
at ). B. COOper's. '-'O'' lamps,
loNsGry Nervous DObilitated No, ro,
Dyes Celebrated ,m'!nty dGgs of the use of Dr
mSoiH appliances, for the Speaa r"ecirlc SuS-
tulity ana Nal vi Nervous Deblity loss dc "I.ei ";
Also for mani ,,Ilou and all kindred tro',biNL-
M risI iiieeIh NlgOr and manbooj P@lS.e @ reStora-
full information "a, Illustrated pamphlet yrStE
dressing VoItai u VI rms etc mailed free ~,
'i' Co., Marshall. Mich. "'''
c,'GdraInite Granite and Porcelain Toa o,
). B. COOper's. gu" decorated, at
This nam, DIR. BOSANKO
o,,t ,tis ., llaie Is so familiar viii ~.
to stale tbat H states that Il is hank through
BoSanT' 'Hat 5 ne is the Originator az NY necessary
i,5 mos52lko Cough and LUNG S,., OF the great Dr.
sum1ti"r known, for CongLe I,e iiSyorlte re-
Lungs prco s6 aI affections of fbe rb., rbbius, Con,
'i'hecAer smyrna Del " 9oId by James p
tbd mere ). re can be no better Shirt t,,,
Vue' sold by J. B. Cooper onIV rliIli
When vor rtsMl.l.PORI'ANT M.
Baggage iSInvlSlt iEou VISIT or leave New Vol. C,,
Grand Union Hoei ,OaIrage Hire and sion NJ th
doIIo 50 s"'it rooms fitted up M n % 'lI central Depot
Eur0near' 'uiuueu 10 Sl.00 and un,,o ple million
with the hoet r@ieNdlOr. Restoura,,. ~ utty.
for lesS 70 all depots Families o ana elevated
any otb '3Sey at the Grand TpioS S4n ~ ilye better
's'ci"ss hotel in the city -'O'es a,,a! In9n at
s,eonG.Ca .; p: Carter has engaged lug Tp.a.|' is.iy
bonmn do"soh, an experienced 'oseph
dangg danger, to take charge of 'bIeu bis paper
rel'SIrtment e.S.r eent for the season 'S paPTerlng
ready for business. 'e''soh' He is
Piles ara CURE FOR PILES.
weig5f u are frequently, precedod -
abdSmaai Ut e the back, Ioins ana ny a sense of
some tGiouSlng the patient 10 @ part of the
gans AZ Tion ,inO OF the kidneys op suppose he has
sent as Gat.eS' symptoms Of hOorlng Or
etc p,oi.uehcy, uneasiness ~ 55eSslon Stlon are pre-
very tisaarolst1I ike perspiratio, me Slomaeh
comnor s.eeaole telling aiter oa9,, producing
Piles vaiiS iSStenuant. Blind RiaeSdt.lhe warm, is
Ssipb9 az once TO the anpIfoainlg and Itching
Ihe par,s nS Remedy. which ao,s Of Dr. Bo-
ns al's m 3 affected absorbins, aes directly upon
lent cure PSioee o,deehing, and slfeotinAg nAoFs alaY
iOSankO MediciI'ea @ % cents. Adde'S perma-
smyrna Del. " Sold by JAS. p,
VI IHE = Perkins & House NoD'T pp l.Iiy
,sed se lamp Is the only LamO 1'OiiffExpl0s- e.
Ied 1iodo among d.l children. t. con1ot nj to be
5Ts JooDsrO OF break. Sold onlv O"bnGt bn e5- x
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Special Notice.

One Hundred shares or St,,.
EIsntn Is series OF the smyrna EuIldin, NJ In ,l'v
thiS ,,aaI Payments commence with 4nriI"f
18th ~ Wil be withdrawn if not taken by The
'">'' u! 3FIer of the board
July 6, lSS5..3w. - O""l Elk Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

,vho, i,om , n"oy was sick, we gave her CAsToR1,
,v,s Tnen sue was Child, she cried for C,STop1,
,ye ,em She became Miss, She elung to CAsTopL,
ne" She mad Children, she gave them :, ,riA C,
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

Sammy" Glare, Philadelnbi,
policy writer, has just been sent tn iaii
Tor eight months, rs result of b jba
determined war of the Times of thn,
city against the policy men. Tbh c'h''' ,''"'
viction evidently was not broH"ht
about by any desire upon the nsrt ~ ~
the authorities to punish such oiFamdon, md . "
Judging from the fact that for mnntLa, 'li ?,
the names of the law-breakers and 'ttis thS
locality of their shops have bo"m o'u ,,,I une
lished almost daily. 'on pup
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business Locals.

S2,OVO 70 Loan on First Mortgage.
Apply to }. II. PRIMROSE & 60 Psoi
Estate Broker, Smyrna, Del.
FOR SALE.-A good Door Frame
with a three light transom. Geo NJ
Stevenson. 0O' NJ
OR SALE.-Four Williams Eyano-
rat0rs, with capacity of 200 boskets
each, and only been used two snoso,,e.
III good order. viii sell one will tbo,
privilege of all four, or if desired ,viII Iii
1eH ,on Sme building and lot altogether
w. ~ 10y ~ 100 ieet, on Glenwood Ave.
very desirable for building lots. viii
sen at very great bargain. Apnlv 70
y. H. FRIMROsE & Co, Real Fsfoto
Brokers, Smyrna, Del. --7'''e
For your BERRY CRATES co %
lsehudy q Cats. Prices reasoSoblo SG ~
~ J. F; Carter has in stock IN OOO
LiECES ~ of this Springs Potto.H, =
Choice WALL PAPER. '''"S oi
odaiIis. BI%Ga Books 30 :, all Styles, Sizes and
j. f. Carter is prepared 70 l., -,
NlnIs OF Painting and PAPER Honoi,,cr al
at the shortest notice. '' ll"hglng,
Ladies, Gents and Children,s cosso
meres, at J. B. Cooper's. ." . "oSSa-
..wbat FREE DISTRIRUTIO~
krrs Drn, ,',es StSin sne great rush at las p ITo,
pie bottles Of Dr. BdsehRSsd Tee distribution Of sam
CSdip GiT,s,s [e mos popular remedy for ana Lung
mnrLct ptlon and Bronchitis nov, coughs
"'''N'' Regular size so cents and ST. no" on the
CoOper's. ~" "aht' at ). b.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

n PRESIDENT Cleveland has d;.oa.,
General Sheridan to procand S g culrected
" what Isi,in g an territory, find out exact
fed red mo,1 NJ vne matter with the dissatis-
dificnItiaa en ~ ana ana Sstraighten out their
from fuio,eS tbo as. as TAR as he can. DispatcSass
than t5a 5ne territory leave little U%es donIt
acina 'iie tGd situation there is more IOaO' moU
aut6soritin1 titan mas mas been admitted bv % the
sarv - ',,es ,' ana prompt action is 9eco' Sno
,o.y 70 prevent Il serious ontbrooil - ileceS-
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

The latest fa:th cure is voucbad Co..
by the Boston Globe in tho 80 ou0ie1 lOr
Barrom, Of Watertown. Mass '7U UIo y, mrs; H, !;
now now Will IiIlIPple PIE. Tor nineteen years, and
tireme"t rTS Fno',i WIN 7, ease. During her re-
EnnIonS f5I"ieilS from rom the active life of New
dnIsad ,uha =! household Mrs. Barron inv
Gu.seG im,. : IN the trivial recreation of mall III
masdla meg y Moans Ark and animals, all I"N Of
,1euc9work, nue of ,o, and nineteen crazy 0nilts mi ~
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

With $l6O,OOO,OOO in cash lying idle
in the vaults Of the New York banks
and the crop of wheat probably 14g .
100000 bushels less than that of het
year, the railroad earning 5 per cent
less on l per cent. more mileage than
for June 1894, and dividends on tbirtvl
two principal railroads reduced to IN
average of Al per cent; against an aver
age OF per cent. paid last year. wheat
closed Saturday at 81 against 9S} cent?
a year ago, and the average price oS 20
sixty stocks at closing was S46 "a nor
share, whereas the same stocks dno IN,
year ago average S46.16 per share 0'0
The nice little family ouarraI vh;o,
tIhe Democrats haYe kicked nm IN Men Slcn
Jersey over Senator McPborson Aoe% o,,,
ms relations to the Pennylyanie paiI %Hu
ROAD and his own party now o.o'.e.l aSali-
9 Sne attention of the politicians UoF"Ples Of Ihs
oIate, and promises to so mill oIaotiaC tiaC
tlme. Then it may be expecteS SI'ec'lon to o
pear IN fiercer form in the the zap, ~ ap-
:" tue actual
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

Gen. Wolseley arrived in London
Monday.
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NOTICE.

held and nossn. M ~, n Boyer, during his if. time
them IN SPSFs tS OF value, and It is Snppds"I rared
II said papers "buS bo,o OF some one for safe keeping
any one they v h9ve been placed in the hands Of
O'er 10 the undersigned. 'i .! h"hu'hs 'He"
july SAW Al, SAMUEL 5. GRIFFIN.
administrator of said DECEASED
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FOR SALE.

A Sec0nd-handed Piano.
Cheap for Cash. Apply to
july S-tf MRS, lanes DALEY.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-15

Cbanohatte b@r"hlte :, and Porcelain Tea ord
J JuSep R @opS"' sets plain and decorated ''af at