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Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
TOT Ut oWYFNU IINlt
Letter from CLAYTON.

Improved travel is recognized and IN
consequence business is better than il
| has been some time past.
The opening of the game season is
bringing great numbers of the snort
loving fraternity to our neighborhood.
A new train of palace cars for
the New York, Philadelphia and Nor
folk line commenced running on Mon
day night TO meet the extra demand.
B. Is. FurgusOn is taking subscrip-
tlOns for chairs in the hall to provide
for the attendants at the Sunday SER
vices by Rev. w. B. Gordon. What
ever the amount contributed il will be
acceptable from all disposed to encour-
age this effort.
The new M. T.. Church at Colts sta
ton is nearly finished and in the hands
w. II. Cooley, will be very nice affair
26x40 feet.
Saturday night last the boys had n
good time celebrating the recent mar
riage of Lewis Jefferson, a railroad man
who commences housekeeping here.
Bells, drums and whatever might be
used for discordancy was brought into
requlsltion for the merry-making
which lasted into late hour.
last week q committee of railroad
officials passed oyer the road to exam
inc into the condition Of the sectional
work. A prize Of $50 is the award TO
the best ordered.
A much-needed new brick sidewalk
has been laid in front of Charles Il.
MoOre's and DIR. HarmonsOn's offices.
Thomas Holidays new house near
|. N. Mills property will be worthy the
lfc9ti9n, one of the best in the town.
Carpenters, piaf9ps, &c, are pretty
busy here, the leading men bsiRg Ichn
Moore, Charles VanWihkle, John Per-
kkins, J. Dixon, J. A. Henderson and j..
Shaw. '' y.
Harry A, Sheppard is well pleased
with his FIRST Week's experience at his
I' barber sbES5P formerly occupied by VII
Fhe famous Harry Hill was about
here on Monday, the lion of the hour,
perhaps in his way the best known
man in the United States.
The business of the Bingham House
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18

RIEL, the half-breed Canadian, who
has given the Canadian Government SO
much trouble, was hung on Monday.
His death may be just, regarded from
one point of view, but it cannot fail OF
proving a blunder of that kind that is
worse than a crime. A merciful COM
mutation of his sentence would sink
his name and influence into insignif-
canoe; but his slaughter will dignity
his memory and become the seed OF
certain future trouble. There is great
indignation among the French Cana
dians over the action of the Govern
ment.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
The Moral Condition of Our
Young People.

Lhe Moral Condition of Our
Young People.
A good audience for the irregular
hour of 81 o'clock met at St. Peters
Church on Sunday afternoon to hear a
special discourse from the rector. Rev.
W. b. Gordon, addressed to the chris
tian men and women of the town who
desire to see the spiritual and moral
condition of the young people of this
town improved. He took his text from
the Parable of the Good Samaritan.
" Go thou and do likewise" dividing
his subject into two parts, that ad
dressed to the Christians being
then presented and that which the
young and impeniJent are especially
desired to hear being deferred for a
similar service two weeks from that
date. He drew a strong picture of the
lrreligiOus thought and habit cbarac-
terIzing Onr community at the present
tlme, especially the young in their ir-
reverence for religious subjects, the
laXlty OF the moral mind in its tenden-
cy to read pernicious literature. the
absorption of the card table, the dissi-
pated thought that leads the mind in
every direction but that of godliness
and exhorted the members of the
christian household to greater diligence
in trying to lead the young to Christ.
The interest of our ministry Cfor those
of the other churches are imhued with
the same feeling and earnestness of pur-
pOse) in trying to arrest the wayward
thought Of the rising generation is es-
pecially timely. A state of mind more
Gallons never characterized the town.
and it will take the combined effort of
the churchs to remove that hardness
that has about it the incrustation of
universal doubt.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18

THE Rev. DIR. Howard Crosby, of
New York, noted for his moderation of
views has written a pastoral letter to
the members of his church against the
Sunday newspaper He says "There
is no influence more insidiously seduc-
tive than this, for the decentralization
of our Christian households" He OBJ
jects to the kind of reading furnished
by the Sunday press, on the double
ground that it is wholly secular and
largely consists of the details of crimes,
and that it takes the place of reading
of distinctly religious quality.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
Gbe Smprna Gmes.
.IHtYZ'UU, De/.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Nov. IS, 1885.

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HoFFECKER, Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del
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ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
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Ladies, Gents and Children's Gossa.
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CIrRE EnR pIIrs

Flle> are frequently, preceded by sense ot
weight IN the back, lOinS and lower part of inc
abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he has
some affection of the kidneys or neighborng or.
gAnS' AT times, symptoms Of Indigestion are pre.
sent, as tiatulenCy, uneasineSs Of the stonacb
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very diSagreeable itching, after getting warm Is
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the parts affected. absorbing the Tumors, aIiay-
ing the intense itching aud affecting a perma-
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Smyrna times., 1885-11-18

COURr.-There are three oanitoI
cases 20 come up before the eonyt
OF New Castle county at the term which
opened Monday-an appalling LIST IN
aeed. First in importance and chrome
ioglcally is the case of Lewis q Dav;s
VINO shot down Andrew T. Peterson . .
wortny police officer who was discbar9' !
Ang ms dnty as a CONSERVATION of t5e
Pu9iic peace at the moment the assas.
Sln's ~ bullet winged its way to his beart
1Ae4s comes the case Of Theodore RecL.
ese sehuetzen Park landlord wbo
sL Nllleu Horace L. McGinnie iastI',
snefS Is Charles Robinson. the negrs
asra'lant Of Mrs. Gardner wbose ~ nSsfo 20
o ooss would have saved The STATE sbe n
s1Pense ss;I n ls Of the trial had they come o no
~" 49, , sne fugitive when they were aftar
~ with ECery Eseaino "''''
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18

livery has never been any better than
now.
S. S. Parvis has left his clerkship
with Able Sevil and is succeeded by a
son of VIM. Webster, of this town.
LEAR.
Clayton, DEL, NoU. II, 1885.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
Sunday School Missionary Ad-
dress.

y
dress.
The attendance at Asbury M. T..
sunday School last Sunday was unus-
ually large and the exercises interest,"
ing. A new blackboard has been late
ly purchased, upon which the lesson
was very nicely portrayed by Miss
Mary &. Bell. A Bible chart has also
been added. After the study of the les
son Mrs. Eta E. Baldwin, of Boston
well-known in this community. ad.
dressed the school, taking for her
theme, her experience of twenty wears
ip rye mission field.
She stated th4t there were but two
places where she felt perfectly ct home /:
one is Smyrna, from where she went
out in 1852 and the other in Foo Chow.
China. The people Of Smyrna expect
ed a4 adequate return for the improve
ments Which were going on in the
tQWp, and SO those that send money to
beathen lands want 10 know what GOOD
Il is accomplishing. From the exper-
ieRce Of her short life, she could saw
that much good bad beep done.
When she arrived in Foo Chow.
twenty-three years since, there was
not resident minister there, and the
converts could be counted on her fin
gers and when she left China nearly
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
Mr.. Coursey on Facilities for
Travel

We give on our first page from the
pen of ThOs. B. Coursey an account of
the travelling facilities of this PENN
sula and the changes that have oc-
Cured in lifetime, that will we'll re-
pay careful reading Mr.. Coursey
writes from memory and his account
has much the freshness of a reminis-
cense. He comes to a conclusion that
the demands on the Delaware railroad
for the carrying of freight and passen-
gers has become so great as to make
the building of double track neces-
sity. He argues that below Dover the
building of railroad via Frederick to
Milford through the prolific peach pro-
ducing country would answer much
the same purpose of a double track,
while it would add greatly to the traffic
of the road and thus benefit them
while it would enhance the value of
the lands and add to the material
wealth of the State. There is appar-
emily but one sentiment among the
people residing in the eastern part of
Kent county below Dover, and that is
that II railroad through their country
would pay and that they should have
it. The railroad company has GER
tainly surveyed it often enough to
know something of the approximate
costs, and there is strong faith on the
part of many that the "Pensy" will
yet build it.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
New Advertisementa

IHB attention of our readers is called
to the f9lloWipg new advertisements.
BUSINESS Loealg-John Wilkinson Jr
nome Made Mince- Meat. T,einberger
\. Taylor. f@T "''ps -FeQ. y. y
SRLlst49s Goods-Mrs. Dosch & Son.
H8OasssmpN995PERE. 8oa as.daIp 995PEs. 2. a slQcum.
noI!5 eyre kits-DF II. G, Root,
TaiIors and Ciot6eirsMJa t6imAqa%T + y Mh1i MSI01tse, 7,
Son. l. mulhh "
The Independent.
business Locals-J. II. Primrose g. "a
Barber Shop at Clayton-Harry A. sben-
business Locals-JohnsOn Bros.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18

The most interesting thing of the
evening to the young people was the
procuring of votes for a beautiful crazy
quilt the joint contribution of the mem
bers of the young Ladies' Missionary
Society, the votes 10 cents each.
amounting as will be seen, to S37. 90.
The young ladies voted for were.
Grace Quigg, Clara Beck and Mary
Hall, Miss Grace getting the highest
number of votes and was consequently
presented with the quilt.
AT a special meeting of the society
the following resolution was passed
ResolUed, By the members of the Young
Ladies' Missionary Society that we recog7
nize the kindness Of our friends of the
church and community in the liberal pa
tronge bestowed upon our entertainment
on Friday evening, the 18th inst. We also
acknowledge our Indebtedness to Mrs.
Baldwin and Mrs. John H. Hoffecker. and
other ladies by whose help we were enabled
to realize more than our most sanguine ex-
pectatiOns..
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18

Mr. WILMER B. SMITH Entire satisfaction is
the result of your work on my watch.
JOHN II. BEwLEY.
Mr. SMITH-Dcar ST:-The improved Ameri-
can watch which I bought of you is fully salts
factory. DAVID SrEyFSsoN
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
FRUITS and NUTS.
Registers Order.
REGIsTER's OFFICE, KENT Cousrv M,
DONER Nnunr., -. , [, -

= e FIIOh1 hkNT COUNTY, DFI
DOVER, November 7, 1855
I, pom application of ELIZABETH REYNoI rs
C5oo CSasGu'Fl& OF SAMUEL REYNOLDS. late of DncE
ordered and directed by the Reister & II u S
T@sentrlx give notice of the granting % Letters
,'a aes.alhehsary upon the estate Of ire said de-
within forty days from me daie or ny, OS poS.e1
FoS SiA OF tne most public places in the Comfy of
SSaiSs AeiS r,eSguirng ,Sg am persons having demands
a. ACT Of Assembly IN such case s Inss az solae @ oy
he T, anu also cause the SAME 20 Do iBsarfeh IN
vie ene a tahs. newspaper published in Smvrne sdd
NNNAa.
Ilven under the hand and seal of oelca of
lsEAL.l Sne register aforesaid, al bower, Kent
=. 1oinnity Aforesaid, the day and wear above
wa IT,. J. FRANK wILDs. Rrc1srFR
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18

The Capitol Shirt will be Made TO
Order in Any Style, by leaving your
Measure with w. B. Megear.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18

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Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
The Japanese Tea Partv-

The Tea Party and Apron Bazaar
held by the Young Ladies' Missionary
Society last Friday evening in the
Town Hall, was decided success. So
cially and financially, the latter being
shown by the following statement:
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
The water BONDS Nepotiated.

The Water Bonds Negotiated.
The committee appointed by the
Town Board to negotiate the Water
Bonds have done their work. After
having received a bid for them here
the committee went to Philadelphia
and Wilmington, and after a thorough
canvass in both places the best offer
that could be procured was by promi-
nent broker in Philadelphia who pro-
posed to place the whole amount at
par and charge % per cent commission
for his work. AS this was the same as
the Smyrna bid, the committee came
home and closed the transaction here
on Saturday last, the 18th inst. Thus
four per cent loan of twenty thousand
dollars is placed in our own town at
par, and Smyrna enterprise takes ano-
ther step to the front, and it's capital
higher place in the esteem of the peo-
pie. They have been taken by the
Fruit Growers National Bank.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18

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 ]. B.
Cooper.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
DON

UUI !
Make any mistake
about buying yourncxt
suit Of clothes or over
coat. You will notice
lots Of flaming adver-
tiSelncnts, all Offering
inducements. Wcdon't
expect people to buy Of
MS unless they believe
it to be to their advan-
tage, but we do make
the effort to so manage
as to offer the best goods
for the least money.
We keep a good assert
ment, which shows at a
glance if You will take
the trouble to look we
have everything in the
clothing kind there is
any demand for. We
have piles and piles Of
Overcoats for men.
youths, boys and chill
dren. Prices ali mark
cd on each garment.
SuitS--Plincc Albert.
-Four Button Cutawav.
One Button Cutaway.
Single and Double
breasted Sacks. Norfolk
and Pleated Sacks and
Pants. In fact we have
every kind ofsuits want
ed for man or boy. Re
member You have no
dickeling about prices.
We offer them at the
very lowest cash prices,
We have the finest
Of goods for making to
order.
J. T. MULLIN 8 SON,
'ailOrs and CIothiers,
SIXTH AND MARKET SITS,
Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
HIST A. GOOn

- ~ NHNlOD.
Many Inscriptions dealers NAV tell Won tbav
nave remedies for Coughs and Colds equal in
merit ana IN every respect just as good as Inc old
unless you insist upon this remedy and viii taIe u
no no olher you are liable to be greatly deceived
Price 90 cents and ST. Sold by Jas. p HofTecker
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
.NaTicE-

9 Pe!sonS m elaiIns against the estate q
ne ssma ra S..I hEa NOLDSi deceased must present
Sera S, ~ uuly atested tOGhe undersigOeiiibTt III
teii9Ie oei9Ie the seventh day OF Noyenbe5i' IsS9 os
and provided. =" s"eh case maas
ELIZABETH REYNOLDS Fvoor,,iv
Address Smyrna Delaware ' NNe0u'iiA'
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18

When Baby was sick, we gave her CAsTORIA
When she was Child she cried for CAsTORIA
When she became Miss, she clung to CASTORIA
When she had Children, she gave them CAsT'A
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18

There can be no better Shirt than
the Que" sold by J. B. Cooper only.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
GRAIN.

OFFICE OF
Philadelphia I Smyrna Transportation Company,
NOUembcr 18th, 1885.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18
Letter from Wilmington.

For the Smyrna Times.
Smyrna times., 1885-11-18

Clayton, DeI., NoU. 17th, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsufNCTOS. Wednesday, :

MAAHtNGlON, htunfhuiils fopt' - 1901
RIVER AND HARDoR INPRoyEMENTs.-Ge New
ton Chief OF Engineers u. s. A. estimates that an ap
,rnnrlotion of about 81 900 900 T3OOOOOOO Will be
roaured continue the work OF rNef alu hhIDor lln
proyeIncnts the next fiscal year.
KEEPERs OF LTE-SAyR0 srArIoNS-Ihe Acting see-
retarv of the Treasury has appointed the following
Point of Woods Long Island Charles J.. hcks, at Fire
Island Richard Ryder. at COney Island ana John e.
Sutherland 10 santa Rosa, Fla.
NYw.ORLEANs suBTREAsURY.- Tho report OF the As
blatant Treasurer ne EewOrleAns for the year ended
ne 10 shov, that the total receipts were ~ 4Os49i
me total e1pendtures $50 027 0J7 and tho balance
hand June 80, Sl6'Oil'l3o'
IsTERSAL REVENUE Charlottesville total coiec
ons of internal revenue during the month OF July were
~ S0 or 1851 2ll less than for the same period OF
fssl There was decrease OF Ss93,G3o IN the G0lec
lions for spirits decrease OF slOi70 from nlscels
neous sources There an increase OF Fl3l,llS on
collections tobacco, and an Increase OF @ls9oOl on
fermented liquors
TuE ALABAMA CLAIMS CoURT.-A telegram has been
received here from Judge Harlan OF the Court OF Com
issoners OF Alabama Claims, who was expecteh here
nv s,ciness and Is unable travel No statement will
be- made In the acts OF the First controller In
refusing requstlOns for the current expenses o! the
cout until Judge Harlan arrives here 10 confer with the
other members Of tho court
HOSTILE APACHEs IN MEXICo-Thc Indian Bureau
has been informed by General Crook hostile Apachos
are now Mexico about 200 mies south OF the bound
AIRY line and are still moving southwark
souTHERS UTEs QUIEL-Commlssloner Atkins, OF tho
Indian Bureau has received advccs from the Southern
lite Agency In Colorado contradeting tho pubiahed
tudo Everything IS quiet at the agency ana no trouble
Is apprehended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WAsmISGroS, Sept 2.-Captain Frank d.
Baldwin 9Th Infantry has at HIS own request been re-
lovod from duty acting Judge Advocate Department
Columbia 10 take effect October l, when he Will Join
bis own company The leave OF absence on surgeons
certificate Of disability granted Major William H. Pen
rose has been extended for six months.
The following officers have boon relieved from duty ms
acting Judge Advocates and will JOIN their respective
companies: Captain John r. Myrick, 81 ARTILLERY De-
partment OF Dakota Captain Cyrus s. Roberts, 18th
Infantry, Department OF Arizona.
Chaplain George q. Mullins. 18th Infantry. has been
relieved from duty at st. Louis In connection with the
subject OF education Ia the Army to take effect october
1885, and will Join his regiment as soon as possible
after that date. 90, e,
First Lieutenant Charles b. Lakewood. 9th Cavalry,
Will DO relieved from duty In the Department OF Arizona
by the commanding general OF that department ana
will then Join his troop In the ID partment Oh the Mis-
souri, =. ,,r.
Frst Lieutenant John r. Honeycntt. LIST Artillery,
has been detailed "a professor OF military science aud
tactics AZ Rutgers College, New-Brunswek n j., to
take effect October /, 1889. o., ,,,
Passed Assistant-suTgeon Samuel II. DICKSON has
been ordered 10 duty the Naval Academy; reviewing
Passed Acknowledgment A. A. Austin, VINO mas been
ordered 10 the coast survey steamer Gedney Assistant
surgeon Fits has been detached from inc Oedney
aud placed on waiting orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-03
To-DAYs RACING PROGRAMME.
THE LIST AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY-PRoBABLE WIN
NERs IN THE VARIOUS RACES.

TIE LIST AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY-PRoBABLE WIN
NERs IN THE VARIOUS RACES
majority of the races for to- day at Sleeps
head Bay have filed WELL and interesting contests may
be expected OF thirteen entries in the nrSt race
"a of nile Louisette If she gets good start should
win though Tyrant likely to press her hard and ought
to get the place Thackeray. If he were only right
would have chance second to none OF the others his
defeat OF Miss woodord at the June meeting showed
mat he has rare of speed and the distance Is to
his liking He Is said TO be sore however, and MS run
ming In the Twin City handicap proved him to be out OF
form.
Sam Brown is entered for both the first and second
races II he does not in the first one but Is saved
for the second which is welter weights one mle he
should win and Rica ought 20 get the place. ~,
The third race Is q handicap. lS mics I"elNe
horses are entered for it. Heeland-foe has been gong
well lately that IL looks as II shc Ought 70 "n' "o
Duchess should run second 49,, ,.,.
The fourth race for the september Stakes TOT three
year-ods 81 miles, Because of the inandout running
of threey olds this year II Is hard 10 pfeuog
race like this HdalgO, however, AT the weights,
to have the best chance OF winning anu faNOr
ought to get the place. . ,. . II - H.
Mile though she Is conceeding weight 10 all OF inc
Others i'm the twOy earOd acts rs II Se had inc
sneed and stamina to do It, aud should reach the wire
first Caera ought TO run second -, ..
The Sheepshead Steepechase over the run course
winds up the days sport Fourteen have been named
TO start with possibility Of several others being nanea
at the post Charemsgne is the most pr0DaOlo winner
and Wimbledon may run SecOnd.
The following is q list OF the entries: