Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1888-01-18

The H pa Mc6aniel to Jas. P. Hop
by s9eLSs9 5000 1t is now on a trmer I
basis. MN. :,
the nS Is waxing hot, as the ap-
Kent Cut win be made on Saturday
Rsst, the 2lst.
w. -.sn NJ. Ford, proprietor Of the
Jon55 House, Dover, who has been
Baya noly nj for the past six weeks Is
now cOnvalesclng'
,cleord is about to experience says a
MlllOlu Ident. one of the biggest reviv-
CORES the leadership of Mr.. Wiley,
sS.t has has happened there Tor It years
The anti-saloon people of Whining
Inc a .,;rrinq themselves, so as to be
ton aV linen the applications for liquor
Teaa! Wv "a are considered by the court IN
February nun
The injury which John Pilling of
,-aa-srk sustained week ago Wheh ne
N ,!naa and fell upon the icy pavement
sIP Philadelphia, will probably disable
him for life.
-, tbousand dollars of the sub
EO O,;ons 10 the First National Bank
sc s4Pu,;noton have been certified to.
S.nator Gray Endorsed the application
for charter.
The project of establishing a news;
4no Odessa has been abandoned |
pap ~ present. but James G. Ludwig, |
III I. int of Philadelphia, intends to
~ office there
Yesterday morning John w. Pretty
md Miss Fannie Lank were mar
LA Ia st the NJ. E. Church at Seatord
~ Harvey F. Marvel to Miss Name
S cirm an at the NJ. E. church in Laurel.
NJ. Harris. an aged widow of Mil
hrd Yesterday received $1,000 back pay
and pension of twelve dollars per
month u Her husband served in de-
s.Ocs Of Lewistown during the War of
1872.
Governor Biggs is said to have ex-
,,essed himself as being bored to death
X tbe friends Ot the different candi-
Ss,ss for the Registers Office. A Con-
vsntioD and election by the people will
rectify all this.
The directors Of the Delaware Rail-
,oad met at their office in the depot on
Thursday. and re- elected the old board
ofdirectOrs, excepting that Z. }. Hal,
OfMilford, was elected in place of ID.
B. Fiddeman, deceased.
The petition of ffty-nine Whining
ton merchants, asking for the removal
Ofthe corner peanut and fruit stands
which was presented to the directors
oftbe streets and sewers some moths
AGO. has thus far produced no results
Thomos B. Giles, of SeafOrd, ex-statC
treasurer intends to remove to the
West soon, either to Colorado or New
Mexico, for the benefit of the health o
bis family, all of whom, except himsel
are pTedisposed to pulmonary con
sumption.
The House journal has been complet
ed in time for the meeting of the legis
ative Committee this week. Tn
check upon the governors order wa
drawn BY the state treasurer last wee
to the Delawarean for 81, 106, which
with the bill of E. T. Cooper, the clerk
ds5OO for experimenting it. will max
an expensive document to the State.
Milford, Delaware, now has a goo
electric light plant, and in the distribI
ton are included As dwellings, so store
4Churches, 2 printing Offices and {
street lamps. In some respects tn
goes ahead of Wilmington. The ele'
trio light has proved boon for tOwI
too large for oil lamps and too small
warrant the expenditure for gas work
Ameeting Grange of Sussex count
vas held at Bridgeville on last Thur
day, when resolutions were adopted
favor fading the movement to bril-
the case of the Delaware farme
against the railroads before the Int
State Commission; in support of t
Blair Educational bill, and in cOndeI
nation Of the judges who granted 4
liquor licenses for the taverns at M
ford and Bridgeville.
The school board of Seaford has
eeiyed several applications for tina pr
dpakhip Of the SeafOrd public scho
made vacant by the death of Mr.. Bre
wood. The board, on hearing of
death Of Mr.. BreerwOod, wrote to 10
I. Stephens of Brooklyn, a form
principal Of the school, offering it
him again. But when the let
reached the family Mr.. Stephens
Just died suddenly while taking
usual morning cOld-water BATH.
The list of Democratic candidates
Sheriff and Coroner of New Ca
county is as follows: For Sheriff
van Allen, Peter J. Ford, Andl
Iiainor and William G. Alexander,
wilmington; John P. Mckee
James J.TOner, of New Castle; v
nam d. Morrison, of White Clay Or
hundred; Purnal J. Lynch, of
Georges hundred. For Coroner
met ". Palmer and Nevin G. Gam
u wilmington George i. Willis,
o9llstiana hundred; George Halln
DELAWARE RAILROAD.-Friday
selnoon the annual meet Of the st
aeloefs Of the Delaware Railroad {
Pany was held at Dover. S. M. Fe'
Taac Hinckley, George Gray, Chit
warner, Christian Febiger. Edm
smith, Joseph r. Whitaker, Man
II
M o-s, Albert Curry and J. Tu
loole we're reelected members of
Doaiu OF directors. Cornelius j.
"as elected to succeed Henry B. F
-aui deceased, and ManlOve h
was reelected treasurer.
n b. Knight and VIM. P. Lord,
Iol.s men Of Camden, after stuC
am u Dover, left some twenty
~ lot the far West and locat,
Io.sand, Oregon. To-day WI
N'l = Is Chief Justice of the State
M ~. ?; Knight, a gentleman Of
1aIullg appearance with long
~ locks, Ia Biggs, commands
tb'esI attention when he add
of ~ court and jury, being there 81
49,: - me modern Cicero, further
s" @hg the saying that Delaware
% the top. ~
~. EfERAN OF THE WAR OF /
,-.lsn B. Register, for many v,
sS;,ll M OF Elkton, where he r
49, ~ ms brother Isaac until ten
~ ~ uied on Tuesday 10th inst,
~ 80, a. me residence ofhis neph
wy gas.on Register, in Philadelphia
$50 ~. native Of Camden, Del, a
wSsu IN the defense Of Lewes
Il nm ~ II was bombarded by the
sa sue war Ofl812. He had a d.
raintanee with many pro-
NJ ~ Of the past. His evesiQ
..aned good and his mind ciaar