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Smyrna times., 1886-11-17
Death of a Visitor.

Mrs. VI. c. Christian. mother Of A.
A. Christian, of the GreensbOr0ugh
Free Press, came to this town on Friday
on a visit to the family Of J. Allen
Moore, Who moved TO this town
year ago from Greensborough,
Md and was taken suddenly
i'll with bilious pneumonia complicated
with spinal trouble and grew worse
rapidly, battling all efforts Of the two
doctors in attendance, expiring yester-
day evening at eight o'clock. The case
is a peculiarly sad one and elicits much
sympathy for her friends here as well
as her relatives and friends in Greens
borough. The stroke falls especially
heavy on her son, Addison, her only
child, who has been her stay and COM
fort since the death of her husband 20
years ago, and between whom there was
an unusually tender bond of affection.
He reached here on Monday and was
with her until she passed away. Mrs.
Christian was a lady Of marked social
and christian virtues, and her death
will be especially regretted in the town
Of GreensbOrOugh, where she has
resided for the past six years,
going there with her son when he left
Philadelphia for that place to establish
the Free Press. She was the widow of
a Presbyterian minister, Rev. L. H.
Christian, who died while pastor of the
North Presbyterian Church Of Phila-
delphia 20 years ago. She was in her
5Sth year. She was a cousin of l..
Irving Handy Principal of our Public
Schools, and daughter of the late DR..
Samuel Ker, of Somerset county, Nd.
There will be a short funeral service at
the residence Of Mr.. Moore on Friday
morning at 9 o'clock when the remains
will be taken to Laurel Hill cemetery
Philadelphia, for interment.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

We cannot too strongly urge upon
our readers the necessity Of subscrib-
ing for family weekly newspaper of
the first class-sUch for instance. as
The LadeDendent, Of New York. Were
we obliged to select one publication for
habitual and careful reading to the eZ-
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unhesitatingly The LndepeHdent- 1t IS
a newspaper, magazine, and review, all
in one. It is a religious, q literary, an
educational, a story, an art, q scientific,
an agricultural, a financial, and polIt-
icaI paper combined. 1t has 3 folio
pages and q departments. No matter
what a persons religion, politics OF pro-
fession may be, no matter what the age
sex. employment or condition may BE-
The IgdepeHdeat will prove a help, an
instructor. an educator. Our readers
can do no less than TO send postal for
a free specimen copy, or for thirty
| cents the paper will be sent a month
enabling one to Judge Of its merits
more critically. It's yearly subscrip-
tion is $500, or two years for $500.
Address, The IadependeHt, 25l Broad
way, New York City.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

SOME Of our ladies had the pleasure
of witnessing the ehrysanthemum show
n Horticultural Hall, Philadelphia,
last week, and it was immense, but
number Of others who hadn't that
privilege, have had a similar one,
though Of course on a much smaller
scale at the residence Of Mrs. Susan
Wells, on Delaware street, this week
in q choice collection sent her by
Mr.. Lippincott, the florist, Of Middle
town. The specimens are both novel
and handsome and show the great pos
sibilities Of flower development in the
hand Of practical florists. Among the
collection that attract the special at
tention Of the ladies' are the following
varieties: Mrs Frank Thompson,
Moonlight, II. Waiter, Emily Dale,
Christmas Eve, Mrs. Derrickson, julius
Shaft, Mrs. Yubbins, John Welsh,
President Arthur, &c. We cannot
/ pretend to give all the names bat they
are all handsome, as chrysanthemums
/ go. Mrs. Wells has also some very
| pretty specimens Of her own raising
| that do not fail to receive the admira.
/ ton of the ladies. We can safely pre-
\ dict that chrysanthemum culture viii
/ fill a wider space in our flower gardens
| in the future.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17
Hsddock-France

At noon to-day Miss lola France,
eldest child and only daughter Of Pre-
siding Elder France, and VIM. D. Had
dock of Zion, Cecil county, Md, were
Joined in holy wedIOck at the District
Parsonage by the father of the bride.
Rev. John France, assisted by Rev. J.
B. Quigg. 1t was q quiet family we'd
ding, the company being confined
mainly to the respective families of the
contracting parties. From the time OF
the wedding until the departure Of the
happy couple for q trip North, the
time was spent in pleasant social inter
course, including that always enjoyable
occasion, an excellent wedding dinner.
On returning from their wedding tour
the bride and groom will proceed to
Zion to occupy his new and we'll
furnished home The bride was the
recipient Of some handsome and valu.
able presents, and leaves with the
hearty congratulations Of her friends
and best wishes for her future happi
ness.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

The great success Of the Labor party in
New Y0rS has prompted a similar move
ment IN Philadelphia and other cities 10
organize frat f.r local work to get the par
ty ia trim for the national contest in the
next presidential race
Il Is a settled fact that there will be a
WorSingmen party in the field, with a
full tjcket, for the contest next February in
Philadelphia The success Of the United
Labor party In the northeastern section Of
that city at the last election has shown the
w1rNingmsn the great power they possess
when organized. The heavy vote polled
bg the Esw York workingmen for Henry
George for Mayor has also proved great
incentive to the labor organizations
Throughout the country 10 try their hands
At electing men TO Office who would directly
represent them.
At the first conference Of the working
men with view Of forming new party
there was f1II and free discussion, and 1t
vas decided that all the trades-unions and
labor organizations in the city should be
invited to participate in the movement for
the new party. It was decided that the
Mayo-alty contest should be selected as
that upon which 20 make the frsJ fight
and vigorous efforts viii be made to elect 2
Workingmen's candidate as Chief Magis-
trate of the city.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17
Personal.

F. F. Hinchiiffe, Of EIkt0u. local edi-
tor Of the Cecil U-hig, is in town to-day
in attendance upon the wedding of his
cousin, Miss lola France.
Mrs. Harry Lea and daughter, Of
Wilmington, IS visiting her father, D.
J. Cummins.
Mrs. Rowland Cox, son and daugh-
ter, of Plainfeld, y. J., are on a visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hill.
Miss May Appleton, of Odessa. Is
visiting Miss Nan HOffeoker.
Miss Emma Weldon Is visiting VIII
mington to attend the wedding Of Miss
Emma Mannering aud will be her
bridesmaid at the wedding this evening.
Miss Flora Culver, a former resident
Of this town, now of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, is visiting her cousin, Miss Ella
Buckmaster.
Mrs. Clayton Fisher, of Dover. is
spending a week with her mother, Mrs.
r. f. Hough.
z. VI. Fowler, B. V. Weldon and
Chas. 3. Peregoy, Of this town, are at
tending the annual session of the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Della
ware, now in session in Wilmington.
Mrs John L. Moore, nee May Will
liams, daughter Of Rev. T. :. Williams,
is visiting Miss Sue Quigg.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Naudain Bell and
daughter Lou, Of Salem, y. J., are the
guests Of his brother, w. VI. Bell.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

" The election returns indicate that par
~ ties in Delaware are lOosening. The
vest pOeke. voters on election day were
around and they were not few in number"
-DelQwareqn.
This Is a confession from our Bourbon
friend that was hardly expected, but
the fact is none the less graft
flying .nan the acknowledgement. The
w.. poczss the independent voter, "a
aff-.4ai factor in straighenihg up the
a...cs # cate when they get out Of equiIi-
h-sm Ha serves as a check rein
perate political leader
.-t.e7s- -anger0us trend he may
take. The man who boasts that he
al~ay. votes bis party right or wrong, and
mover scratches his ticket, i4 but little bet
than a galley slave. doing the bidding Of
hi. ma.tsr= who hold the whip, having no
convictions Or what Is worse, misusing
them. The dominancy Of party slavery in
our State for the past quarter of century
has been fearful and many men have done
Waat thelr conscientious convictions have
told them was wrong, because Of the fear
of losing prestige with their party. and thu.
tae prospect in the years to come Of a
place "a the ticket. It Is gratifying that
patriotism is rising superior TO party with
sufficient force and numbers 70 attract the
attention Of the old Bourbon leaders and
make them like our eo1sfreres Of the DeLa.
'eareao, come out for a reform in our laws
bat - ~ hope, On broader gagged track
On the line of democratic--republ re
form
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

Is the fall Of EapoIean the third, and
tho assumption Of a republican form of
goyenment BY the French, il was thought
By most persons the French we're TOO RckIe
a people 10 endure self government long
They have run the government thus longer
shan was expected, bat the following from
aleadiag metropolitan paper indicates the
process that may work in revolution;
The French Republic IS becoming a.
exWaPagan5 A. il once was economical.
Fr9fA being the cheapest government the
country Has had for a century Il has Al
Feady become the c0sliest. Under the
Consular and Imperial rule of BOnauarfe h
e9s5 p15Diy per hour % govern France
re Bes5ored Bourb0ns increased that surd
- u 30, and Louis PhiliDpe 10 s90 nm
Der houry This vas an increase cgoofde0.
stfaie Wlgb The growth 81 population. Tbs
second Republic further smelled fbe bour-
III budget - S5fGlO, and the profioafe
eeeee Efapife Eag i ap to an average oi
tae order n ghe dag aad ~ ~ 40 ~
VIZ raso 81 public e1Dsndi5ars was osig
~ ~ scarcely 0ofs tsaH q third
As 4 va century a10. Ihisextreme
~ vas eaased q eouse. b. the Dges.
,oe var indesaaigg. Bas since ~.
- yea Y doors aNge been Song wid,
gk 9ss.aess depression pre-
af1 saes afs universal II
p991ees tae G0gefafaen.
M f Feags been a5erdin.
eas saal q ~ 60 Or sels
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17
Smyrna Price Current, Nov. II, 1885
PROVISIONS
PER DOZEN
MARRIAGES.

BRITTINGHAM-DAVLS November l0th in It.
Georges, By the Rev R. Hamtll Davis James
Francis Birmingham, Of P0comoke City. Nd,
and Isabella Matilda Davis, Of st. Georges.
COLLINS -DOLSON.-In this town, November
10Th by the Rev. John France, Daniel e.. Collins
and MOllie r. DOlsOn. both Of New Castle cOun-
y, Del.
HADDOCE-FRANCE.-I this town. November
18th, by Rev. John France, father of the bride
assisted by Rev J. B. QuiZg, Wln D. Hadl0ck
Of JnIs town.
HIPLEY-MUSTARD-At the residence Of the
brides parents, in Philadelphia November 10th
by the Rev. s. N. Perry, Howard B Shipley. CI
Baltimore and Florence, only daughter O
John C. Mustard.
WILLIAMS-WEsT.- November oh, at the resi-
dence Of the brides aunt In North East. sd.
By Rev. Chas. Hill. Presiding Elder, Rev. T 5
Williams, pastor Of the N. f. Church North
East, Nd, and Miss Martha 5. West.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

THE November elections have some Gu
ria4s phases that attract the speciai at5en-
tl1a Of 14e politicians because Of the results
that have fHowed causes which otherwise
would ordinarily have been without result
Thus IN View jersey only four more Re
publican votes distributed In three differ
ems districts would have assured the cleo
ton Of three Republican members, a ma
i9-itv aftha Legi- lture on joint ballot, and
a United states Senator. The election in
Indiana has resulted ia the gain Of United
states senator also TO the Democrats on
maioricies equally slender The Hon.
john q Carlisle. member Of Congress from
Keo.g.'17 wil. take seat in the next Con
zrss- wa.ch many people think does rot
belong ID him. In the 5Jh District, part If
which lies in Louisville, the Republican
Candidate. Mr. Wilson, wa at first sup
posed -l be elected but the returns from
the s-r0ng Democratic precincts in the
country finally allowed, CarH.h, had a ma
ioricy 0fID The side issues of labor, tenn
peraace- &c, in the hands Of the indepen-
dent voter have made these changes.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17
Smyrna Library.

Mr.. EDITOR Tho Smyrna Library is
not paying financially, as it should, and it
seems strange to US that such should be
fact Surely a great many do not know
what good works il contains. Living as
number Of your readers do in close prox-
unity, we think il should have a much lar
ger circle Of readers. Yes. it costs some
thing TO join, but not more than the average
weekly paper What is that triang su m
when compared to the pleasure and enlight-
eminent that can be derived from perusing
standard books They are there in science
and fiction, poetry and prose. The doors
are open on Tuesday and Friday evenings
from seven until nine clock We have
been thinking Of making the Association
present Of subscriptions TO all the leading
magazines but our pOcket-bOOk (which, BY
the way is a wonderful book restrains US.
Take our advice and join and we think you
will never regret il. The librarian will be
pleased 10 write your name down as
member. Don't forget it, but walk up
like man and encourage home institu-
ton that IS valuable and should be indis-
pensable to such a thriving and intelligent
community as that BY which it is sur
rounded. WILL
Near Smyrna, NoUemJer 18th, 1886.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

4 Bishop at Work.-Bishop MalIalieu
went down the road on Monday 10
work under the auspices Of Presiding
Elder Wilson until the following Mon
day, speaking or preaching in Will
mington on Monday night next and in
Boston on Tuesday night The Bishop
preached in Salisbury on Monday night
and has two appointments for each
succeeding day in Accomac county,
Va, where Rev. A. ID. Davis is doing
missionary work, and from there to
Deals Island, Holland Island, &c,
thirteen places in all. He will dedicate
several new churches, including one at
Princess Anne next Sunday. The
Bishop is a man of untiring labOrs, and
during the thirty months be has been
in the episcopal Office, twenty-thFee of
them have been spent away from home.
He will go from Boston to his home in
New Orleans.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

DESPERATE efforts are being made to
save the convicted Anarchists Of Chicago
f-om the halter. \ bin Of exceptions to
tae verdict has at last been found. and BY
a certain process through g member Of the
Supreme Bench they expect 20 secure q
suDer-sdeas % restrain the execution Of
the -enteaees. By this method they ex-
Dee- e.. get the prisoners rsspited until the
March term Of Court and thus by delays To
soften the feeling against the bomb throw
ers and the cases finally commuted-
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

THE decision Of the Court some two
months a-3 in Wilmington that the laws
Of this state did not hinder the policy
shops and lottery writers has emboidened
them greatly. They have increased
in numbers. there being now about
tweety of these gambling dens which It is
said are robbing the people Of $500 or Sdoo
daily. There seems TO be 10 remedy until
the meeting Of the Legislature and a special
- 4 ra.sal
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

u. R0CsTAS, the French minister.
who has just returned TO Washington
thinks tranquility may be preserved IN
Europe antt spring, but that then events
Of great magnitude may occur This seems
the prevalent opinion os nearly all the d.
pl5mass Of Europe. The news this week
seems more pacific, because Russia has Mt
the temerity to force Bulgaria against the
protests Of Austria, England, Germany and
T+.Fe
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

THE Labor vote is the undefed quantity
in the next Presidential election Many
Democratic papers are expressing fears
that the Labor organizations viii cause
them to lose the next president BY putting
a candidate Of their own in the field
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17
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Business Locals

Wm. P Smithers has now to loan on /
First Mortgages on Real Estate, $1,000, .
$1,000 s., 00O and $1,000.
Spears FIREPLACE Heaters, at VIM.
FARES, Commerce Street.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-One large
No. 5. New sunshine . Cook stove,
nearly new. will be sold cheap for
want of Use. Apply at this ofice.
Choice Mackeral, at J. B. Cooper's.
The Capital Shirt will be made to
order in any style, by leaving your
order with W 3. Megear, smyrna.
Stoyes-the best and cheapest-at
Wm. FAIRIES, Commerce street.
FL. Carter wishes to notify the pub
lie that he has taken the agency for
the Diamond State Laundry, Dover,
Del. and is now ready to receive all
orders. Clothes can be left at his house
on Tuesday, and called for on SaCur-
day.
Pulpit and Family Bibles, at J. B.
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PERSONS wanting tresspass or gun
ming notices can procure them aJ the
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Asbestos Stove Innings, at Wm.
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Ladies, Gents and ChiIdren's Gossa-
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Striped Velvets and Velveteens in
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Cos, Dover, and :. ". Reynolds &
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Window Shades and Spring Fixtures,
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/ The Pearl" shirt is Justly noted as
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Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes and
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Table and Pocket Cutlery at J. B.
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Tinware, Woodenware, Lamps ant
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Over 100 Farms for sale, togethe
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Granite and Porcelain Tea an,
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Best place to buy Hardware in town
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Fine French China ,Haviland's'
Gold Band and Plain White Tea Set
at less than Philadelphia prices. at f
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Big drive in Gents Plated Bosor
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4 large stock Of Fancy Shirts. fror
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Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

The TINES" q published every Wednesday
afternoon By ROBT. D. HoFgECKER, Editor and
Proprieb0r. at smyrna, Del
BsCEIPTIoS-Oue year 800 n advance
OF $50 II not paid TIL the end Of The year. No
paper discontinued until al arrears arr paid
only A. the option Of the Publisher
ADVERTIs MENrs viii be inserted At the rae
n seven Cents line for the first Insertion SUD
sequent Insertions Three-and- half cents.
liberal DISCOUNT made 70 quarterly senli-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES vii be charged Five Cent
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Smyrna times., 1886-11-17
DEATHS.

CHRIsTIAN-At smyrna, Del, November 18th,
lss6, Mrs. Mary q, relict Of the late Rev. l.. II
Christian. aged s. years, months and 26 days.
18th, at $50 p. m.
ENN1s.-Near Wilmington, November 18th, Mrs
Ann Ennis aged l0l years.
RASH.-At Downs Chapel, November IGth, John
s. Rash, aged 1s years.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

We have the balance Of the i'm
pOrters stock Of Gold Velour
Squares, for furniture and fancy
work. They are in the newest
and handsomeSt STYLES and color
ings. $50 l25x251
We are now on our third lot Of
those very desirable Algerian
bordered Turk0man heavy Cur
tains. We never had anv Cur
tains TO equal them for the price.
Three yards long in crimson and
gendarme. S3,75 and 81 per pair.
Do YOU realize Ash. Ch-rrv.
Ebony and Walnut Curtain Poles
at 81 cents per window Either
brass or wood trimmings.
We've a full line Of Madras
Curtains in cOLOrs and creams /:
725c per yard up and $3.50 per
yard up. 4 new line Of Noting
ham Curtains. 81 per pair.
Three numbers Of beautiful
Swiss Lace Curtains $ from s. :
s. from SO: SO from SIS. ara all
great bargains.
Compare our Perfection Kid
Glove with any other at the price.
/ Take shape, material and price
.rC) consideration. Five but
tons, 81
Ladies' and Childrens Coats
and Wraps are here in great va
riety. with lower prices than ever.
y Ladies BOucle Jacket at >
you should see. and from that up
to $50 in elegant Seal Cloth Wraps
and Coats.
We have a nice assortment OF
/ little Boys Suits and OvercOats in
/ new fall styles. BOYS plain. plaid
/ and combination kits. , 10
| years. Boys Suits, I wears t5 I3
! S3.25up. Boys Overcoats. Z wears
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/ be fitted here as well as anv
/ where.
Carpets here in plenty. witt
plenty Of low prices. Brussels
soc, 75c. Soc, Ingram. pc. SOC
75c,
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17
LOST

On Sunday. November 7th, between this
town ard the residence uf Mrs William
Wood, beyond Duck Greek, pair Of Gold
Speetaeles. A suitable reward will be
paid for their return TO this Office.
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17
WHICH WAY

Would pay US to surprise
y5u, To advertise .v--v-
thing and ID only in part
Or vice versa ? No one is
more anxious TO sell YOU
your new Suit or Ov-rcoac
and don t think because we
mark our prices On every
garment and don't davtare
rlerefr0m than We are indie
pendent and are not par
ricu-ar whether We sell YOU
" not It's d pleasure f5r
rs % sell goods in this way
anl0ur customers say they
are pleased 10 know that
they are securing every al
vantage IN the way Of trad
ing Mems and Boys Cloth
ing. made in all the new
styles and in almost end
less variety Of materials.
Prices away down at low
est notch for good reliable
goods as we cannot aford
70 be undersold Or allow
anyone 70 offer greater IN
ducements, In our Custom
Department we ara srill
busy. but It takes lots Of
orders TO keep Us busy as
We hope 10 be all season.
VIII yours be one ot.-hen ;
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

The great strike Of the meat packers IN
Chicago has been ended, the bosses giving
away a little and the strikers a good deal
Smyrna times., 1886-11-17

We have just received $50
Smyrna Rugs, which we are offer
ing aCa great reduction from the
REGULAR prices