Smyrna times., 1885-03-11

have bought lot of Frisby Clark on
which they have commenced the cree
ton of a eannery to take the place of
the one destroyed by fire last summer.
J. Frank Wilds, Register of Wills
for Kent county, on the 9th inst,
granted letters of administration upon
the estate of DIR. VIM. B. Maloney, late
of North Murderkill Hundred, to
Susan S. Maloney on the 9th inst,
upon the estate of Annie McColley,
late of Milford Hundred, to w. J. H.
McColley; on the 10th inst, upon the
estate of Col Henry G. Douglass, late
of Duck Greek Hundred, to William
Wilds; and on the same day upon the
estate of Josiah Rumbuger, late of the
State of Pennsylvania, to E. ]. Colt, of
Smyrna.
KENT COUNTY LEVY CoURT.-The
Levy Court made the following appoint
ments on Thursday last:
Constables-Duck Creek HID. Ben
ton V. Weldon and Thos. H. Wright;
Kenton, Jos. B. Wallace Little Creek,
Chas. f. Hoffman East Dover, n. H.
| Hutchins; North Murderkill, Chas. W.
| Smith; South Murderkill, James T.
FARRELL and VIM. Whitaker; Mispillion,
EmmOr B. Harrington and Robert H.
Stafford; Milford, Joshua D. Hill.
Jail CommissiOners-A. ]. Wilson, r.
B. Jump, J. L. Smith. Jail Physician,
DIR. P. S. Downs. Attorney for Levy
Court, John r. Nicholson.
THE LEGISLATIVE TRIP TO WASH
INGTON.-A correspondent of the Will
mington Republican in giving an ac-
count of the Is legislators with their
friends who left Dover in the two cars
furnished by the Pennsylvania road to
go to the Presidential Inauguration
/ says All of the hotels and lodging
houses were crowded to such an extent
that the Delaware delegation found
much trouble in securing comfortable
/ quarters.
| Twenty-seven of them stopped at
| the National hotel, where they were
/ provided with single room on the
| ground floor containing one immense
table and twenty-seven small cots.
Two veriLable nights of terror" were
| spent here; sleeping was ruled out of
order, and everything else was engaged
| III from promenade concerts to stump
| speeches on the national outlook.
Everybody was in good humor, and
having come for a good time every
man was determined to have it. Sus-
sex County sent d man with the delega-
ton who brought Il snOre with him
equal TO the operation of a buzz saw,
and as soon as sleep would Overtake
him he would use MS machinery to the
best advantage.
Theinaugural ceremonies, the parade,
and the fireworks, were witnessed and
enjoyed by all the party. A great part
OF Thursday was used by some Of the
members in wandering through the
public buildings. Two DelaWareans
met with annoying mishaps Repre-
sentative Tatman had his pockets pick
ed and $l2 in money and q note for
about 5000 were taken from him, and
Henry Pennington, Of SeafOrd, had a
gold watch, valued at about 500, stolen
from his pocket. The excursion was a
success in every particular, and though
every one came home tired, all express
ed themselves as being well satisfied
with the trip.
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.-The fol-
lowing is list of Deeds that have been
recorded the past week at the Record
er's Office for Kent county:
d. A. Line ct al. to F. c. Smith, 80
acres in Milford Hundred.
o. B. Smith to F. G. Smith, 35 acres
in Milford Hundred.
L. ?. Smith to F. c. Smith, 35 acres
in Milford Hundred.
W. L. Smith to F. G. Smith, So acre:
in Milford Hundred.
NJ. f. Swift to F. G. Smith, 50 acre:
in Milford Hundred.
w. Urrey to f. Taylor, s acres il
West Dover Hundred, $500.
w. Z. Creadick to r. Hodgson, 10
in FELTON,, $500.
w. S. Barger to z. P. Campbell, 81
acres in n. Murderkill HID, 81 $50.
A. Shahan to o. H. Nickerson, 3.
acres in West Dover Hundred, $500.
0. II. NickersOn to p. Gibbs, 3
acres in acres in West Dover Hundred
S31O.
) P Gibbs to S. NJ. Thomas, 25 acres il
= West Dover Hundred, 1915.
. D. Cowgirl ct al. to {. G. Babbitt, l6
/ acres in Little Creek Hundred.
r y. Z. Jerman to c. G. Babbitt, 1G
acres in Little Greek Hundred.
c. c. Babbitt to r. +. Lowber, IS
acres in Little Creek Hundred, $1,000
} J. \. Nicholson to 2. Davis, acre
in Little Creek Hundred, $3.50
- B. /. Hurd to Z. Sipple, 6 acres i
Mispillion Hundred, 5l37.S7.
J. r. Sapp to B. L. Hurd, 103 acre
in MispilliOn Hundred, $4,000.
H. r. Kinney to a. T. Willis, 8
# acres in Milford Hundred, $1,000
= ". Campbell to Il. Delaney ct al, :
,. acres in W. Dover Hundred, $3.50
=. O. Eccles to town Of Dover, lot
. Dover.
+ J. II. Cathcart to f. Miller, lot i
Dover. $3.50
r.. I. Young to L. c. Winter, lot
Wyoming, $1,000.
T. Young ct al. to L. G. Winter, !,
II in Wyoming.
If J. Moore 20 L. Raymond, lot in D.
a yer. 500.