Smyrna times., 1888-02-22

,1ounty dLAN@
O .,,''lniDgtOn is again clear of the
inali-P Tli,a L. Whitby, died at the
Mrs, n 5ar daughter, Mrs. c. Wat
bone q Odessa Ne on Tuesday l4th inst
Sl' .,.om Yacht building at the
The s' Il Enoch Moore for William
;bigaro sTSssaford, Del, was launched
b Ssooinrday afternoon.
~ arc out for the marriage OF
Card35 i az and Miss Lille f. Nau'
Y: D. b to.@orrow evening, IN Forest
dails, , to Church, Middletown.
I'', ,c Rowland died at his home
A Iu, Z Castle, Thursday, aged So
ID new The DECEASED was born in Cecil
years, Nd. He left large estate.
" w.. porris. a prominent citizen of
lOa i, ton and well-knOwn through
NllIlnsSt State died at his home in that
out NV Wednesday, IN the Goth year of
u,orriaUe of Miss Maggie Morris
.Ic1So,nnnwood to Mr.. Columbus w.
q %.u ulsv' of the Laurel Gazette, was
A Jyaumnj71ed at Bethel NJ. T. Church
last week.
,,o, 1enkins. a well-knOwn dentist
.yS Svr whose mind became unbal-
o. O'.I Doroe time AGO. had to be con-
e saoJ list saturday, his malady taking
violent turn.
.ories of ten lectures has been ar
a,od far to be given by the most
Ia .lSSinent talent in the NJ. E. pulpits
p \ ,bs State. sometime during the
~ootb of April, at different points in
~. IoI State for the purpose of placing
p d. E. D. Tarr in the lnvallds'
Home in Baltimore.
VoDday morning rifle bullet was
e.sj through the glass of window in
w. INV Snnerior Court building in Will
m;oaton almost in a direct line with
Ia heads of the Chief Justice and his
.ssociates when on the bench; fOrtu
ratey court happened to be a few
minutes late in converting.
The fight of the factions over U. S
n.r;ct Attorney 5 place is raging il
II its 6erceness. Lew Vandegrift
Tbois loved by the WOlcOttites for the
enemies he has made, is being Doomed
BY them for the place. Secretary Bay
al is looking out for him in Washing
nD A. B. Cooper has the Family
Lore-Biggsites behind him.
Fwbat we hear is true, that the liq
mar Dealers Association intends t
wage a vigorous war against all deal
es who do not observe the law, it Ger
ainly is a step in the right direction
Ifthe laws relating to the liquor trait
IN this State were strictly enforced il
Wilmington there would be much les
cause for complaint against the saloons
-RpEblicdn.
Mr.. A. Pullen, of Milford, says tn,
Ears, has received advices this wee
from Connecticut and Missouri whicl
state that the peach buds are general
killed in the former State, but some ar
vet alive. In Missouri the destructiO
hgeneral. In both States the extrem
Old did the damage. The buds on tn
Peninsula of Delaware and Marylan'
are unusually dormant.
A well.knOwn Dover couple, VIII
have passed at least the 14th milestou
10 their welded journey, have in
proved on the legislative divorce bi
idea by just mutually agreeing to dii
agree. They have made division {
their effects on the basis of twO-thirC
Othe wife and child and one-third
The husband, and hencefOrth the
paths through life are to diverge.
The Rev. Joseph L. Estlin, pastor
The Reformed Episcopal Church
Wilmington, has sent in his resign
tonic the trustees of that church,
AXE effect Easter Monday. Mr.. Es
In has left the denomination and, en-
OFaeng the Presbyterian creed has a
eepted a call to the DilworthtOV
Presbyterian Church of Chester count
"a, which pastOrate he takes char
'ithe coming Easter.
David Richards, a former we'll know
resident Of Wilmington, died in Phil
aephla on Saturday. The deceas
removed to that city from SmyrI
aOout thirty years ago and began bu
aess as an auctiOneer. He was twi
married, and leaves a wife ana t,
children, a son and daughter, childr
Gals hrst wife. The daughter is t
1le Of Stuart Carlisle; the son is
Minister of the NJ. E. church in I
Nle Of California.
Inc term Of Collector of the P
ue3Fy +. Pickles expires in June ne
laa the different applicants for
|%coesslOn are bestiring themsely
lucy are ex-Representatives Enc
SSOT'e, OF Wilmington, and Henry
DD4iloW Of Brandywine hundred, &
Usputy Collector Charles J. K,
.OlOhel Moore has the recOmmen
Iga o. Secretary OfState Bayard,
a. barlow that of Senator GRAY.
90 interesting, but thus far Il
"ghly gOOd-natured contest.
AZ '1e court in Wilmington
week, Franklin r Jobneon colo
s@ Ined for killing George H. \
v iTS, also colOred, by striking
MA 5 cup. The killing was not
an az " prisoners counsel, but the
,ouse was solely, The blow was
TTSsilsedltated, and was without NAL
ls a,II u would make the offense I
NJ NJ o 'lan murder in the first deg
occurrence took place near
t5s 'osn. Verdict, guilty of murdt
n.y. ~ second degree. Sentenced to
PisOnment for life
mas ,.'57sssMENT.-Copies of the As
h Ss ~ AisIs returned to the Levy c
oS Iue Assessors will be hung in
en- ~ I. most public places in the di
n hundreds by the 10Th dav of
mna according to law. Those
N, n VINO want to find out whethe
A. '4 ~. names are on the List,
TtS1s;nls opportunity to examin,
Ii' l' u names do not appear on
Ss ,.l saey can get them on bv ma
st@ ~ ~ application to the Levy {
as ,.s t1areh session, accompanie,
"'enolder to vouch for them.
fes az cHARRIGAN CAsE.-Chief
ebsr0oSSo .niegys yesterday moi
Pan 's =. the jury in the case of Ii
S SIa vs.. the city ofWilmington. A,
Vas points he instructed that The
OI, Ill., not liable for any defect n
VAN van, = o. the Adams street sew,
siD 6, u capacity. If the city had
On tSa = greater quantity of ,
ea,, ,as h9,arrigan lot than formerl,
and I' e there through natural CO..
t6s,aassd not provided a sufficient I
Anu , then the city would be
DE- i ii celebrating about two
~ jury raf,,rv,o5