Smyrna times., 1888-01-25

1.nnty and State Items.
OO ,. .Ieepers are run on the mid
Three $r' and are we'll patronized by
I35Issough passengers. =,
'nlU'0 por ! S. Willis will address
The h 'blicans at Milford on Tuesday
the B ip February Z, on the protective
nrif. ..ouo a. pon
Willl utution on the D. NJ. & V. rail
nun s.a robbed of $3.50 in cash on the
S Tie6 Of Of January A.
~. Methodist parsonage at Gum-
The Net ~ Oot he sold by the sheriff, as
bOrO, VIII I'm nO redeemed from debt by
It ~ l's and good subscriptions
~, are out for tn e marriage OF
Ca[ la TAYLOR and Charles PostlesS,
Miss laS ny nover The ceremony will
both D1 "a at Christ Church to-day,
''As -, secretary ofstate and the Misses
Inc II have invitations out for the
BayaiTS Monday evenings before Ash
four 9!lr,, @ beginning last Monday.
". lane Dempster of Milford died
N TIssrTsday aged IS years. The de-
on Ilu I'os horn in England and came
cea .S;a country in 1915 with her hus-
band.
o..o the beginning of the protracted
o I,;U,s in the Milford NJ. E. Church,
meeVnes 49, ooo. more than so persons
vlno nrofessed conversion, and more
are following nightly
The Harrington town commissioners
-, In' nassed ordinances prohibiting
nav nav under Is from being out on the
yOy .ots after 9 p. m. and also from
smoking on the streets.
George Russell of Milford has in his
uSSs2 white hen-hawk that
PuSoSnros six feet from tip to tip of its
n n;n~s This is the first white hawk
, KUN has ever been caught in that vi
entity.
Eigbtv.three colOred men got them
.oivos assessed at Dover, last week
o-bon the assessor of East Dover hun
Srad sat to make corrections and addi-
s;ons There are about 100 more who
s .,TT to present themselves before
tbe Levy Court in March.
II developed in the reading of the
Auditors report that New Castle coun-
~ carries the following assurances
IN the almshouse, $4,000; insane asy-
linn. $4,000; courthouse, $4,000;
od courthouse at New Castle, $4,000;
bridges and other property, S27 900
total, $4,000.
Mark L. Davis, of the firm of Latch
nm & Davis and Miss Eliza, daughter
OfCol. NJ. H. Davis the evaporation of
fruit. ofMilford, Del, will be married
tomorrow. The same afternoon Miss
Salie, daughter of Mrs. Hester Davis,
will be married to J. Walter Cuyken-
dali of Hamilton, Ontario.
Invitations are out for the marriage
civilian Price, Jr., of near Warwick
and Miss Ella NJ. Dickinson, daughter
Of Samuel Dickinson, of New Castle
county. The ceremony will take
place on Wednesday evening, 25th
inst, at the residence Of the brides
parents, near McDOnough.
As Mr.. DuHadway's pastOrate al
Georgetown, must close with this
Conference year, the members of the
Quarterly Conference requested of thu
elder that Rev. N. NJ. Brown, nov
Stationed at Scott, Church, Whining
ton, be sent there. Rev. J. D. KemI
and Rev. R. c. Jones were also Spoken
Of favorably.
James H. Ward, superintendent o
schools of Sussex county, and Miss Id
Coats Of near Bridgeville, were mrrrie'
on Thursday last at the EpiscOpa
Church in Seaford by the Rev. Nj
Hall. The superintendent and brid
arrived at Laurel, Thursday night ant
Immediately took possession of thei
new residence.
PENNSYLVANIA RELIEF FUND.-Th
report Of the Pennsylvania railroad re
Lief department for December show
that $20,067. 90 were expended, 1905
5On account of deaths, So, 1925 o.
account Of accidents, and $6,868.40 70
sickness. Of this total the Philadel
9ha, Wilmington & Baltimore employ
es received 81, 517.20.
At the Methodist Church, Dove
sunday morning, the pastor presente
ma clear, concise way, the claims I
the Conference claimants, and the col
gIegatlon present responded with
VIII, and the collection of $3.50 aske
ior was soon raised and supplements
gS5 additional making the sum tot
Tor the collection $175.
Shopping in Philadelphia by the re
ueaIs OF Wilmington has increased
ssen an extent as to make the carryil
'helr packages, which has been dor
NE Of freight charges, a burden to Il
l. ". & B. railroad company, and h
@uitea Issuance of an order to 90 i
%eHect February l, by which a sy
S9 Of charges for these packages is
De inaugurated.
Rev. E. H. Hvnson. of Camden. h
oSen very ingenious in the getting
~ calender for three hundred yea
10 Ioo u Is good for the centuries la
loOo and 1900. 1t will be found We
uselul 70 refer to for dates in the ID
resent and next centuries, and will
"uNa very useful in the countir
iU. The size of it is about 81
s .aes, printed on a card. Mr.. H.
'u'ed 1t by copyright.
IHE AUDITING CoMMITTEE.-I
%e legislative committee yesterd
CII1g Mr.. Allaband moved Il
S '1rE Cochran's license account be
svas 70 the auditor and treasurer
so oaullsatlon. Messrs. Lewis, Fer
c on alu Ware held that if it was
poes nittee's duty to make the exa
tbs;u on Ihe committee should do it.
t5o oI request Mr.. Allaband withdr
Ia ha n9uon so that legal advice co
H. nau as to the committees iuris
"On in the matter
st., JUDGE" MISUNDERSTANDING
Est~.59 salisbury received orders
Sion uay evening to issue a conn
IN ~ . L. Heverin as register of v
Ho,aauu Tor Kent county. "Jud
Ofice I'm n entered upon the duties of
for ~ monday morning. The con
friends Ollce was a close one and
PranIIs Of Judge" Heverin and
Hs IA Denney were equally confid
Gov Cove over 20 years Of age. He
caIl LeinOr Biggs pulled together D.
'4iy In old Wing days.
Count MzNT COUNTY MUTUAL INSURE
poIcvA SS NJ, annual meeting O
n r,Sy'inolders Of the Kent Co
TbnSsadI insurance Company me-