Smyrna times., 1888-07-25
closing of Mails.
..d state Items.

,DtX dlANN
Counoy ilny Higgins, Esq, sailed for for
Anthony on the tbe steamer CmbriG from
NeiEyork on Saturday
Se" ~ -. DR.. J. H. Caldwell has
The h5'id h,sd a vacation by the board
nsu granIge%t5 " Frederica NJ. L. church
o5SBB6i3bl' oo55S@Biob he S is the pastor. -,
o. w. BRADLEY and J. H. Roberts will
4. J. Dl"o1 Oncrate canneries at Ches-
ibis sea- ssas9n and d Nicholson's station and
leIoSnn Ell want 100000 baskets oil pea'neS'
WI we keep the girls on the
HOW .e.s yys an agricultural exchange.
brD?' asAS oniv i, way we can think of is
About lnd d1de T to hang around and look
s"''" TT Nullin & Son have pur-
Nessrsbi sbo o. saVille Building, in Will
chased 'uV n,bich they have occupied for
ningtoIai,, Ii,ns %plsD as a clothing house. The
1,ioe icei paid wass55' 100
P'S, ,rig Tenerife, which arrived at
as Ins SUI Sunday, from Havana, lost 1.-TWO Two
Le"es' soo 9r' from yellow fever. Two
men AZ 81" SEQ been transferred to the hos
eases t''e ewes. and are improving.
r' poolman. of Dover, has taken
Jonn tpoct po to erect Il steeple on the
the colo''Cb ie church. at Columbus, Ga,
CatnGIiU ,,ilI he 200 feet high. He also
a,n'grotiating a,''n for steeple the same
5sis6t, at savannah Ga
NJ. killing of Edgar Hayes at Hous
lnS station last week, should be :
Ion carOinr h to the boys along the railroad
gaInln5i g8aanE5iv every station boys can b'
Al nfn,ly ;nmninr on trains for a ride wher
'5ey ,5 are going on sidinss'
I..bro Bennett, of Milford, made
JOsuu,. snross the bay last week, and foun'
'IlP pms ~o. Of mosquitoes miles from tn
sSr,," Eora He said they were from New
iap.e Iapsey. he knew, from the peculiar wa
SSlTi1c ;o which they arose on their hind leg
TO attack him.
vooro in receipt of a circular frOr
.,minent peach growers in the vicln
.1 'n 1nf NIiddletown, setting forth tina
ny .t.S - will market their peaches indie
'nJsnt ,n, of the Bureau of lnformatio
sai Distribuipa, VIA some lniorm'
fam r regarding the prospective crop.
Tho old Little Creek Quaker Churc
tb1t was built over hundred yeal
r, .1',' and bought some time ago b
1,nieI N. Wilson, of Dover, has bee
s,,ad mn for double tenement hous
The Ti,s crave ward has mad a three-te
brick wall run around it, capped Wi
marble slabs.
Wm. T. johnson, of Milford. has {
caced with Charles l.. lreson, OF &c
foT to place his patent leather liz
boItinp with the Electric Light Coz
nanies' The Edison Company is usil
tbis belt. +. NJ. Johnson will ha
entire charge of the electric light bJ
mess in Milford.
The camp at Penrose Woods ne
Persons Corner, commenced vest
dav. Rev. J. f. Kidney preacher
charge. Sixtv-fve tents are erect
on the ground, and a large meeting
promised. Mrs. V. Downs has
boarding tent. and Blackiston " ID;
iel the bread tent.
Camden camp has been in full bl
for week. About seventy tent
are on the ground. Rev. 2. H. Ra
lins. who has charge of the camp,
endeared himself to the tenters a
visitors and has proved that a smile
cheerful word will accomplish M
than whole volume of rules.
At Penrose Camp, near Pearsc
Corner, which begins on the 24th IN
and continues ten days, Thursday,
26th, has been set apart in the in
ests of the Temperance cause. Il
Adam Stengle, of Wilmington. l
and Rev. Alfred Smith, of Cambria
will preach on the subject during
day. The W. c. T. U. will hol'
meeting at l.30 P. NJ.
Saturdays Smyrna Record cOnti
an article from c. II. B. Day deny
that he ever knew of a deal or had {
thing to do with it, and he would
be classed with men who would II
Of such a thing. In the same issue
several interrOgatiOns prOpounded
Joseph Burchenal to Beniah Watso
the effect that did he not upon seI
occasions say to him in his office
Mr.. Day knew all about the affair.
W. n. Brown, secretary of the
aware Fruit Exchange, has rece
returned from a two weeks trip thr'
Pennsylvania, New York and Can
He says that the most important
in Canada will be represented in
ware by dealers who will come to
Oming to buy peaches through the
change. Northern Pennsylvania
New York state will also send bu
The Canadian markets have a cap
Of from 6 to s car loads Of peaches
A FAILURE.-The experimer
Matching out the young sturgeon
not been a success on board the
HaUk, now in the Delaware Bay.
work has been going on for the
month under the direction of Prof
Ryder, of Philadelphia, and Z
States Fish Commissioner McDO
1t is the first attempt that has
made to propagate sturgeon artitiC
Encouraged by the success in hat
out shad, the United States CO..
sion decided to give some attenti
sturgeon.
THE BAR AND CUsIMINs.-Th
for meeting Of the Bar Assoc
was presented to Hon. Chas. b.
Friday, and the meeting directed
held on Thursday, July 26. A
the attorneys great interest is tai
the approaching investigation.
bar will appoint a committee VIII
sit Immediately and hear the ev
against Cummins. Messrs. Ba
Salisbury will appear as Cur
attorneys.
1t is said that a number of m'
Of the bar will present testimony
committee that has hitherto no
made public.
Local baseball is getting to b
much demoralized in at least
Z spect None of the State clubs t
playing without a professional
and SO the rivalry is not so NJ
secure good players general
rather who can secure the best
OF the local clubs, Camden Y
hrst to go outside the State 70
players, and the example has b'
lowed with expensive effect
hired professional players, Il
talent will lack encouragem'
developement. With Hessian
the proper rivalry between I
lOst.-PeninsuLG NetCs.
The OLD GUNS AT LEwEs.-
Delaware, has not been witho'
historical oonrrrpanppe nor al