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Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
For Hie C,D,jrnn Ty,,cs

MIR. EDITOR We are not aware who
the Record mans critic or critics are
lor he says many think that the
townsend band had the best of the
smyrna band at the rink on Thursday
last. But whoever they are. or how
many they be, it is quite evident that
they know no more about music than
the Record man does himself And as
the HecOrd mans smiling countenance
WaSnot seen at the rink ut all. we do
not think he should Judge Of the music
played there, from what he heard from
6ne window he was sitting in vii q
they were passing the four corner.
The next time they play together we
VIII try and get him IL complimentary
ticket (belng he is SO used to conpli-
mentsl, having had the use of iLe
smyrna COrnct Band for one wintpr
ior winch they received their bill be-
ing sou two dozen stool chairs now if
they had received the cash. instead of
chars, they would have had money 10
buy music and might have been abi,. ~
cope with the Townsend BOYS W.
are sorry the directors Of the rink boyo
not rendered the Record a free mass ~
- 90" 'N'ttc' we Iulnk ne would make
u skater if they did. Now what we
nave to say is that there was no rivalry
between the two bands at all. me
nome band consigned the visitors to the
regular band stand, and they took :he
lobby, where their music was drowned
by the low ceiling, but nevertheless
they were acknowledged the better Of
the two by all the visitors we had
We hope the Record man will come
next time and hear for himself and
not accept reports from those that don't
know anything about music.
F. z. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
The Peaches ut Present.

FOR several days, in fact week past
there has been more or less talk about
the rotting and falling of The vouny
peaches but the last day or two there
Is Il more decided concurrent trsti,nonv
from various parts Of the community
us to the falling, and many who
were buoyant ten days ago are TODAY
quite blue over the sparse number now
lett on the trees. This shedding which
Is supposed to have been caused by
several days of light rainy and foooy
Weatherjust as the boss Oms wer, nb0II.
to she'd themselves thus causing
them to adhere to the young peach and
cause them TO rot, is in advance Of tbp
regular " June shedding" and beyond
the rules of calculation. especiaIlv
Whcn the two are taken tooether
Such are the reports from the orchard,
Oh Geo ID. Collins at Green Sprino
JOhn IL. HOilccker of the "AlleV'i : :
Gnltin near BrenfOrd. &. NJ. Harris
BlackistOn Cross Roads. James StarliuI
OF the Neck &c. We have heard
again ola number Of others whose pros
pect still IS good and of others who are
injured III certain varieties only. The
estimates that have been sent ont Of
2f3, LOO baskets for Clayton. 50. .45O from
Green Spring, $4,000 from Bren-
lord, III 800 from Kenton and s.. 700
from Moor;on, way have to be GREAT
~ revised before picking time some
OF these parties say the trees do not
contain more than one sixth the
peaches they did ten days ago. And
yet nothing equals the peach in battling
expectations. The calculations ten
days ago was for crop on the PENN
Sula OF from 100000 to 5000 900 bas-
Kets, the largest ever gathered.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03

THE statement thatthe editors of the
NeV Era of Middletown make in ref
ences to the printing of the House
Journal, viz: that they offered to do
it 10 cts. per page less than the printer
to whom the contract was awarded
and that the copy was in his hand be-
fore time to open the bids, has created
a stir in certain circles. While in
terested parties are discussing the sub
ject the Ferris Bros. of Wilmington
come out with astatement oftheir eXpe-
rience fouryears ago, when the contract
was awarded by the clerk to himself
while their bid was seventeen and
half cents a page lower. They con-
cluded then as they have at the subse-
quent dispOsals Of the journals that
they were punished for offering to do
the work at such low rate.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
For he So,yyu1
Lottel, from ISentnn

N7ttN-i from lACAlltOn.
The Baptist Of this vicinity spent
three days last week mt their ass6c;a.
ton at Mt Moriah or Cow Marsh
near Petersburg. These a,socfotiors
which are neither legislative nor iudi-
clal bodies, meet once every five Years
IN each church for the cdificati1n nt
members. These meetings are by no
means local IN their nature for the fol
! lowing states were represented. viz !.
New York, New Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA
| Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina
Georgia, Alabama. Their exercises
consists mainly Of preaching. two ser
mons each morning and afternoon ond
when we take into consideration tLa
| average length of Baptist sermon
Jhere was not much time left Vborn
were eleven ministers in attendance.
one from Alabama, whose name we
VIII not venture to spell, for we want
our Jaws to chew Strawberries. came
nome with Mr.. Frank Burrows. and
preached at Brinzion Sunday morpino
ana IN the hail in the evening. Tbry
were both thoughtful sermons, shovin0
breadth Of mind and honesty of nur7
pose, but offering no consolation to tbe
nOn-elect.
Dr. Goodwin is building new office
i0 by l6 feet, adjoining his residence
Ills only son, Eugene, who has been in
Phlladelphia for few weeks PREPARING
Tor medical college, came home on
Friday. VA
Thomas Bailey is talking of buyino
the Bailey home and farm. We hone
ne VIII and make his home with rs
Two crates of Strawberries varo
shipped from here Yesterday morning
by George J. Underwood.
Strawberry picking will not com
memce IN earnest till next week.
The primary school will close nevt
friday, one teacher being sufficient |
Ilil summer vacation, as so MANY mn !
Plls stop to gather the luscious straw
J. B. Messick has placed sign boards
IN many fields of wheat grown by his
phosphate. no
The Sabbath school is PREPARING 10
celebrate educational day ON next
sunday week, June l4th.
Another kenton home has ham
VISITED by the Angel of Death " and
mat dreaded disease, dipthcria. has
stolen from Albert and Lydia Ransom.
,nelr ~ seven year old daughter Mamie
ne disease Is not spreading and there
ioes not seem to be much apprehension
hat it will.
he"ton, Dei,, June 2nd, 1885.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
Appointments.

The Delaware Conference closed its
session at Salisbury on Monday even
ing. Rev. d. A. Ridout, one of the ris-
ing young men of the Conference who
mas mas efficiently served the Centennial
Church of this town for the past two
years has been sent to Haven's Chanel
and Rev. Thos. NJ Huh
bard Of Of Cape May, N. j., is his success @
sod, sor. me ne. following are the appoint
Washington, ?. f.. CAMBRIDGE Wma 1a
II. Thomas, ID. d. Church Sraoi, y n T.
p; A. d. Grigsby; Dover, J. En- Em'ory =;
we Webb Dove Royer T Circuit, W. J. Jackson;
Hill, John Griffin; Airvs ~ III o.ueh n,'z
piled; Laurel, J. w. Lankford TeS'dpS r. Sup
X. J. Still; Madison, ID r 6n0wes, ns,1,
Milford ford n Ghdo Morris Nassau, Tios ais;
Townsend Smyrna, Thos. NJ Huh
bard Townsend, A, Brown Vienno u
]. II. Harman. ''0"na'
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03

A CORRESPONDENT writing to the
Morning NeaCs in relation to Delaware
College lays down one broad PROPOSE
ton, which is sound, and that is that
the college must do the educational
work of the Peninsula. If it does not
do this it has nothing to do. The cor
respondent while wishing to avoid sec
tiOnalism suggests that the college be
brought into sympathetic working re-
latiOns with the Conference Academy
at Dover, the most considerable institu-
tiOn of the kind in the State which he
thinks might be brought in harmon
iOus relations in the interest Of educa-
ton. 1t would be well while change
in the management in contemplated.
for the Trustees to take scrutinizing
look over the State to see from what
class of people the support for the in
stitution must come, and put the man
agement in harmonious relations with
it at once.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
The Episcopal Convention.

st. Peters Church was filled last
evening to hear Bishop Lee who took
Tor his text Luke IA chapter. verses 93
and q. 0'7o9 %
Aud he said to them all. if anv
man will come after me, let him DEM
himself and take up his cross daiIv
and follow me-"
" For whosoever will save his lif.
shall lose it: but whosoever will inso
his life for my sake, the same shall
The discourse was in the bisbops
usual style of chastc, close. anaIvti-
cal thought, combining at once the sim
pLclty OF child aud the directness of
an apostle. 1t pictured the man is his
natural tendencies and the change in
becoming follower of Christ. the dis
course occupying 80 minutes in its de-
livery. 1t was followed bv the admin
lstratiOn Of the Rite of Confirmation
Chree candidates presenting themselves
al the altar for this purpose. During
the services preceding the sermon two
Solos were nicely rendered. Miss Delio
wilson The True Cross" and Tobn
Cllh OF Philadelphia Jesus Lover of
MY Soul" tenor, to the air of ." Loaf
by Leaf the Roses Fall" The Risb-
op was assisted i'm the introductnr,,
services by the Revs. i. w. Gibson onI
~ Oiarles IL. Spencer. The conven-
ZION was called together this morning
auJournlng at 10 o'clock to hear a SER
mon mon by the Rev. w. d. Hanson of !
newport. The convention is in ses-
sion this afternoon, and the evening
session will be devoted to missiono1.TT
'''''''0''''i9
Inc clergy present as far as we have |
Deen able to get their names ore ~ q |
Littel', Chas. f. Murray, b. b. Iotrobn
ana Jesse Higgins, Wilmington Cbas
,: Spencer, d. D., New Castle. Coo
W Bond, Newark; David Howard
delaware City; L. II. Gibson. Dover.
a., u; W. johnson, Georgetown. VIM r.
ELLIS, MIllsborough; p. B. Liabtner
Iiaymont, and the Rector of this Darisb
W. B. Gordon. ''''@ l'''' '''i'
Among the laymcn are DR. Honry
Hld 5ely and 7. O. Culbreth. Dnvar.
ieo. IL. Bates, Esq. DIR. II. Bnrr NVn,'
= l1ouSe ana Gregg Chandler. VIII
II liIIlllStoh; II: n. Willetts and Harry
\ Rowland, Middletown; S. NJ. Curtis
newark VIM. J. Fell, Falkland w
.I0ua, Claymont; Hon. f.. l.. Martin
ma GoI. + &. Ross, Seaford; VIM. D
'owler, Laurel; Col VIM. r. Orr
ewes Ihos. Ilolcomb, New Castle
1X-G0v. James Ponder, Milton; Cbas
l.; l.; whitley, Lewes; VIM. Couch, New
Rev; J. L. McKim, of St. Marv,s
iaIl, Burlington, n. j., and Rev, JIr
jhetwood, of New York, agent of the
Ian for raising missionary fnnd Of
,0OOOOO were also in attendance. l
The convention will he i'm session To- {
borrow. II has been nine years since '
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03

The numbers of suicides tbat ,ro
daily reported in the newspapers some
OF them from most trivial causes sbows
disbelief in a future state or a verv
perverted view rs compared with tho
orthodox faith Of our fathers Tho
Philadelphia Press in speaking of tho
suicides of the week saws.
Suicide threatens To bocon,o
mucn OF an epidemic in this conntr,'
TINS summer as it was in LYONS in ~
middle of the last century wbon L'-.. INC
uleus tt VI women OF every rank drowned
Sn;i,l SnGinSelVes without a cause, or in Yer
Ha5lIeS Id 1893, when the number of chi
cldes reached l4OO in one wear ISws 9Ur
winch punished the suicide bv exnos',no
0i Inc dead body and by DRAGGING IL at
.ne talI OF a cart put an end Eromn,iv
W Tue epidemic in both cases W.,
700 civilized now a days for anv snnb
le8al master strokes. Every a.oj
1nlng mas Its price. We pay dearTv in
many ways for our civilization IN IL
i'll proportion as law becomes n,,r,',Jo oJ9V
cent and humane it loses its l,riU ''o
me Inc ohender. With all due resnett Jn 10
,,l,.I Ilie more enlightened religious SEMI
ment OF the day, we question wbethor
Sne young people of this generotior
nave nave not lost substantial good wben
sehey let the fiery hell of our Grand nd
iaIhers vanish in dim air out of tbnir
Iteeus' Inc young men and women
VI Va IorIy years ago, who had been rear
Gu ia wholesome fear of actuaI fam
anu real devils waiting outside of doth |
ioi Inc suicide, would not have been
III such haste to resort to pistoIs aod
"a5er as the poor, Overworked stndents
ana wronged girls who fed from tIa;S
MISERY last week. The publicity 0iven
~ ~ such cases by the newspaDers is
oi"lleu Dy many good, shortsI0bted
people as the cause of the recent SoS,T-
HlarIIy H1 Oi suicides, if we NAV SO cali IL
NerVous, sensitive people, we are tolJ
are easily Impressed and are ant imita
-Crs. - While this is true in most cases
d crime, 1t is certain that this vor,,
publicity will deter countless nervonSy
4, men and women from s,,i,.;d,'
hey are not afraid, in the extrenit,,
= 4 their pain, Of the darkness bevonS
ne grave or the One Merciful Ind
ouI Lhe clamor, the exposure. the NOR.
iue ana the gaping public are more
'i'l Uhey nave courage to face.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03

business. DIR. Harmonson will be
Pleasantly situated in the adioinin6
once, duplicate of Mr.. MoOre;s
10 those crossing the little railroad
oIluSe between here and Smyrna las
many do at night, we would warm to
nave Il care section of plank walk.
ing mas been removed and if not re-
paced a serious accident might hapnen
to the unwary. y"
MISS Maggie Evans, of Dover. has
gwen her friends much pleasure with
her visit to Mrs. Clifton, having musi-
cal talent OF no mean order which She
exercises III a way to take our head and
heart sympathies.
Inc young man at Delancy's who in
dulged in defamatory remarks about
Two respectable ladies must feel some
What repentant as the said ladies
caught and gave him a severe castioo-
ton one day last week.
Green Springs new railroad stotion
Is Is, now IN shape to tell its own stYrv
That Is, we can see it is goinr IN Ln'
very pretty affair of which our frirnJs
'HaG way may take subdued deliubt
\, Mrs. Henry ?. Massey returned
10y CFChItIS from Il visit of SeV-
Gral era! weeks to her sister at Top, ka.
WIN. Leinberger has just killed and
mas at his shambles lamb four months
oid, weighing S6 pounds, from the farm
of II. {. Murphey. '' "
The Bingham house is bpiuo b,,,d
somely repapered ''''''''
The sad accident that occurrcJ ,l,;.
morning by the collision of the nortb
and southbound freights. mar Toyn-
send Is only another III emonirion nr
what may follow with "a single trarl[
WI IN the increased business over tbn
Delaware division. An operators mis-
taken order, engineer Rushton's dratb
fireman Edward Dugan's bad hurt. the
general wreck, all regular down trains
delayed admonition. TFtp
clayton, DI.. lane .. 1851.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
Smyrna and Vicinity.

smyrna and Vicinity.
Go TO the Festival at the Rinl,
tonight. '"o I'liiK
THERE is decided lull in the matri
monial market. ~ maui =
LADIES and children's parasols and
ians at s. B. Collins.
PEOPLE come here from a long dis
lance TO sell their wool.
II. REED has been receiving cabbage
southern grown, by the double crate.
How ABOUT the 4th of July. our dav
OF Freedom Is it not to be celebrof-
ei? o'''Oi' AZ
LINE is pronounced a cheap and good
disinfectant to scatter about your premi-
ses. o''''-
The school children are counting the
Gays until vacation, now less than n
month OH.
FISHERMEN arc giving the shad a
rest. They have about disappeared
hOm our market.
THERE is still complaint from some
parts OF the town about the pig pens
ana back yards. Keep 'em clean.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
a serious Railroad Aocident.

u Oe9I1Ou5 1Ca1lrOld Accident.
Yesterday morning at 5.15 O'Clock
two freight trains collided at the St.
Anne's curve below Middletown badly
damaging both engineers and killing
Harry RushtOn, one of the engineers.
Brakeman John Hitch received dan
gerous wound on the head and flag
man Carol was considerably bruised.
The others escaped serious injury by
jumping. The up train was loaded
with Strawberries and the down train
with Hour, mOlasses &c. Three cars were
rent into kindling wood and six others
BADLY damaged. The loss in freight,
besides the cars, will be very heavy.
Wreckers were soon on the spot from
clayton and Wilmington, but the road
was blocked until 1890 o'clock. The
railroad men are very reticent about
the cause of the accident but it is gen
orally attributed to mistake in tele-
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
Meeting orDistrict stewards.

Inc annual meeting of the Stewards
Oh the various charges of Easton bis.
ITlct was held yesterday in the M II
church of this town, Presiding Elder
Caldwell in the chair and John r
Dawson, of Greensborough, Secretary
I some sixteen Stewards were present
anu anu news. Creamer, O'Neil and Como
way as visiting brethren Tho ti,oo
Oh the meeting was occupied rs nsnai
with the business interest of the lis
trlct, not of interest to the public The
question of the purchase of n District
parsonage was brought up, but failed
OF adoption, because the most of them
had not familiarized themselves with
,,l Ine subject and to others it was entirely
Iiot. mo~' u received a very respectable
vote for its first consideration NJ
stewards were entertained bv Revs
Caldwell and Quigg, and J. II, HofFec'
ker and J. f. Clement. 0''0
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
For the Smyrun Tyme,


Mr.. EDITOR viii you, through
the medium of your paper allow me to
ask the citizens of Moorton how much
longer they propose to endure such
drunken negro Outrages as are being
practiced nearly every Saturday night.
Surely we are Il cowardly people. For
myself, / am ashamed to know IT,
What shall we do? shall we break it
up at once or shall we sit with arms
folded and mouths closed and virtually
say; . Wade in, negroes, we are too
coWardly to resent your Outrages: YOU
may clean out our village, we have 10
law to protect us or that will punish
you, there is not Il gnn, pistol or even
a cord-wood stick in the village: YOU
are all armed with pistols and raZors
and we will not tackle you" We have
no twelve respectable Caddy O'Larevs.
Iatrlck his y mark Quins. John
Naniiorns, Jasper Levys or the Clay
ton hotels it is true to deal out the in
fernal stuff; if we had them, we would
De i'll measure responsible. Let me
ask, good citizens Of Muorton. are Won
ready now to move on this matter or
Will you delay it until something SER
lous comes out OF 1t :" NIDI
Morton, Dei., Juae ., 1885.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
Peninsula Real Estate Brokers and
Collecting Agency.

Farms, Houses and T,t, f,,l,.., f,r ,.i.....
N,a h'.I'S nI accounts and Bills collected Ir.'ri
InIe> ,... rg"taicd and money To loan lII Ln.i
W ,i IuSled WIthu~ shall have PROMPT attention
' ''' an IN our power to seek tir-t-cIr.s H.,
reStihehtN and sell ali property given n, IN H.
ncl! ueSt advantage. We hope by onr nr,I,,t-
'I oar endeavors to doour duty a, RdaI
,,,"'' hIpNeragG. 10 merit part Of yGtlr untrnr.
age Have employed best of counsel f s,.io
j. II. PRIMROSE AZ CO.. Sfnyrna DaI
F.-,l.tor,ui OHice over Post Onice
be closed out at bargain. '7 '''"'i'eS Will
apr lj-3mo
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
Letter from Clayton.

Ana still we think our early esti-
mate OF the peach crop will be verified
Already considerable failing " is re-
ported in many quarters: that il will
increase and by the middle of the pres
ent month leave but limited showing
we are convinced. That very cxo,,,rer,
ated reports are made tbrouob tba
press OF Wilmington, Philadelphia and
oUHer places we are assured. That re-
ports OF Tn nature are hurtful, i'm that
they induce much greater number of
people to expect service than can nos
slbly be employed there can be no
doubt. That II very great number
VIII through these reports be induced
TO come IN our midst from the cities
pehnlless IN this year of hard times. -
many of whom, falling to get work
VIII be as on former occasions shipned
TO Dover and kept for several months
AZ the States expense, may he conf
IDENTITY expected. We know there are
many who would like to see a clint Of
laborers that they might obtain and
supply themselves at low figures. but
to the community ut large the evil is
tenfold -
Van Earl, says that Keno" "Uno" |
Or anonymo must have IA lot of worth
less time hanging on his hands to
SO poor cause People who
seek notoriety openly generally sue
;eed. If it would not be too severe a
strain on his mental faculties he miobt
ny something little more to his own
;redit and to the interests of his read
RS. ff
There are quite a number of railroad
tation agents who have no experience
\ telegraphy. 1t is the intention of
he Pennsylvania Company to make il
bligatory on all such of its employees
DIS.
Wheat is doing better than most Of
IS really fine. !
C9as; +. Moore's shipping Office is
nIshed and is about as neat and cosv q
one could wish two rooms. one for Z
neral reception, the other for con- +
IitaIioh and transaction of private . .
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03

shall have te pf HE HELP Is At HAND-"rm .rro,, g,
house I've been I4Tg sie O. "a hospital to the poor
snd Sa patient as he is cai5t tS5 Hss ny husband
wife aud motbc much longer" No, yon xn,,., i1 .%,99rry 9y
do 9l Plenty ofe Of mo%a0 %aSt rarks Tonic viii viii
IL II tave , oeen rescued almost rar on as YOU
the stomach PllI ry you up curing all I grsSe BY
pleasant and safe N'uheyS' and is simple.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03

vbit" he m! massacre of upwards of tbirt,,
Nan;, Ma,Ce clIlzens by the Apaches in NY MY,
s;., I;teAlc9 calls for some vigorous ~ ran.o mow
Stre tLo9 measures: 1t is fortnpatae 1Pies- pres
tnI tnaC General Crook is bost"pj, uning
oia,, oahe command Ti of the troops in f tba9 = 70
glon: The emergency redniras .ai Cnat + z
and intelligent action '4uireS prompt
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03

fi'h1W.-In t,.ls Dover, May 10Th. Mrs. Elizabeth
arrow OF camden aged about 7a years.
"4N At = Georges. May 23th Mrs. Elizabetb
,r rim.-l'li Davis. wife of Benjamin Davis accd -
MEiIirT-Near NiIliuptou Nov. .,,,., ,,-..,
Merritt wife of VIM S. Nerriti If rs,,,,. a; a.
,,t .,.i,, stomach IN the 55th year Of her age.
N'tr LiN.-ln this town, May 30th. William pauI
,'., ,n'"nt son OF >. b and susie Minlin. asrd >
',NSl'Mi-ln a. - kenton, May 23rd Mamie daught.
months and 10 days '''S' =
it n f;N.-Near Marydcl May 2Sth. Sarah wife
VI 1oIIh NIFden, aged . years and months.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
New Advertisements

Inc attention of our readers is called
10 Ihe following new advertisements:
business Locals-Tschudy Il Cats.
I,i, Lime Iable-Delaware Railroad
Ely's Cream Balm.
Parker's Hair Balsam.
waterbury, Rubber Company.
Berry Crates-J. G.. & IT NJ F.rsor
Clothing, &c.-JOhn f. Phillips.
Notice-Teachers' Examinations
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03

THE custom of annually strewing
the graves of the soldiers who fell in
the civil war was observed by the
friends of the Union dead throughout
the country on Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03

The TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HoFFEcKER. Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del
TERMS-SUBscRIPTIoN-O One year 81 90 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
of Seven Cents line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions Threeand-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., 1885-06-03

Raggoge ~ IlsIt oI Ieaye New York civ sovo
Qrnd tniob I1o, ad Carriage Hire and st0b
doI- Ien't rooms fitted up At cost of @ DePot
Enrn,,,e eeed , 70 Sl0O and upwards ner ,I,on da,l
with the best Ila1Se lnrSSa."r Restaurant Supplied
for ess 70 all depots Families can q v elevated
snv iSss money at the Grand Union Ho Ee better
o'''eF nrstclass hotel in the city ann 14a at
Smyrna times., 1885-06-03
NOTICE.
Teachers Examinations !

p, c llic annual Examinations Of candidates f,r
ItG1cncIS certificates of second and thlrd Grajrs
WI be held according to the Following scbeniaSs
i:la.rsitl Ed"iHiord and Laurel Tuesday, June gfb
oi ciIseI9Wh ana Seatord, Wednesday, June lnrh
i1e in1'iuseNilIe ana Milford. Thursday. June i1fb
I iihIITinston and FELTON, Friday JuIr IatG. blvnr
aug aug smyrna" saturday, June l3th: Mii.netnwn
@rii VIii h!rEWood. Monday, June 18th: Newark anJ
" " uIhlhStOh, Tuesday, June 10th The eyan,ins
u3nS VIII begin promptly at . o'clock. Ali fboSs
WHOSE WHOSE cerlihcateS expire before October ISf are
ltqueS'el TO present them selves for cNaIuinntion
at one OF the above named places '''"''O"
I. " WILLIAMS
DOVER May 27th. 1885. --'''