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Baggs-Stoddard.

VIM. E. Baggs, son of VIM. H. Baggs
OF this town, was married This second
wife, on December 10th, in his far off
western home, Stevensville, Montana
Territory, to Miss Mary L. Stoddard
The marriage took place in the Ste
vensville NJ. E. Church. Rev. R n
smith, OF the Montana Methodist Mis-.
sion, officiating. Five other ministers
were present. Mr.. Baggs, who for.
merly resided in Delaware, went West
early in life, and is becoming promi.
nent in what will soon be a new State
The happy groom is Grand Coupselor
OF the Grand Lodge of Good Templars
OF Montana and an active Layman in
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04

The year 1887 was remarkable alike
for the number and variety of the cal
antilles which have been recorded in
every quarter of the world. So accus-
toned does the eye become to head
lines announcing loss of life by fire.
tempest, shipwreck, pestilence. inunda-
ton and earthquake, saws the New
York Tribune, that these daily chron-
icles of disaster at last excite hardly
more emotion than tables of mortality
statistics. Probably few even of the
most intelligent newspaper readers are
aware that the closing year has been
almost unexampled in recent times in
its record of catastrophes.
Cholera has made terrible ravages in
the northwest provinces of India and in
other Asiatic hives of population. In
the district of which Simla is the CEN
ire 10000 deaths were reported in a
single month, and the mortality has
been excessive in the surrounding prov
lnces. In Southern Italy and in MANY
Mediterranean ports the same scourge
has prevailed, 5000 people dying in
Messina alone. The earthquake shocks
OF February extending from Nice and
Cannes to Greece and Bulgaria, and
similar visitations subsequently in
Iurkestan and Mexico, caused a great
loss of life and property. One thou
sand lives are reported to have been
lost by the burning of Hankow, China.
while by the overflow of the Hoang-Ho
and other rivers an enormous popula-
ton has been made homeless with
heavy mortality in addition. There
have been most destructive tempests
on sea and land. In Australian waters
during May 500 pearl fishermen were
drowned; in the Red Sea a steamer
with zoo pilgrims on board foundered
IN a cyclone during the summer: the
Gloucester fishing-heet lost $50 men in
storms ofunwonted severity and every
sea has been strewn with wrecks Three
hundred persons were drowned by the
upsetting of ferryboat on the Danube
and there has been an unusual number
OF marine disasters, the loss of the
Scholten with 132 lives in the Straits of
Dover and the sinking of the Benton
of the coast of FOrmosa with a loss of
$50 lives, and of the Bahia with 40
lives, being conspicuous in this group
of calamities.
Panlcs in theatres have been unu-
sually frequent and fatal. At the
opening of the year hundreds of specta-
tors were tranpled to death at a peo-
pies fair in Madras. In May the Opera
COmique, Paris, was burned with nearly
hundred victims. At Neschin the
collapse of circus building involved
the loss of over 800 lives, and in Sep
TENDER at Exeter, England, 1877 per-
sons persisted in a burning theatre. By
the disastrous fire at Vitebsk, Russia.
1000 people were left homeless and
hundreds persisted, At Blantyre in
May 200 lives were lost by a collierv
explosion, and many similar disasters
have occurred in mining regions. The
records of railway accidents has been
an appalling one, Tifin, Woodstock
bridge, ChatwOrth, Roslindale, being a
few among the many tragic scenes at
tributable to human negligence or
want of forethOught on the part of cor
pOrations.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04

HE disappointment felt on the one
hand and hejubilancy on the other at
the defeat of Prohibition in Atlanta.
Ga, few weeks ago, was really with
out occasion. Though by another
name, license, instead of prohibition.
the spirit of the latter has such a domi-
nancy in the community it is likely to
work out through license very much
the same result in the aggregate
amount of intOXicants used in the CITY.
The city council, as stated by the Bal
timore Sun, in the license law lust
passed, has by a unanimous vote fixed
the license fee at 81 800, and condition
ed the granting of licenses on the full
tlllment of numerous stringent require
ments. The conditions are in fact such
as will, it is thought, reduce to a mini
mum the evils that necessarily res uIt
from the finite intellect being entrusted
with the responsibility of deciding
whether or not to take a drink. The
mayor of Atlanta has the option of de-
Ginning to grant any licences at all in
particular parts of the city, the pur-
pose of the new license law being to
have the authorized saloons on the
most frequented streets and not in
out-of-the-way places. Publicity is
imposed on the dram-drinker by the
provision that the saloon-keeper is to
use no screens inside his door. or
blinds, or painted glass in his front
windows, and Is not to retire into the
obscuri,y " b Easement. On the con-
trary, he must put out sign defining
his occupation plainly and carry on
his business openly. But he is not to
keep his saloon open on Christmas. or
on Sunday, or after II p. NJ, on the
other days. His license will be revok-
ed if drunken person is found on his |
premises. If he sells liquor to a person
whose name has been certified to him
as that Of a man who has been twice |
convicted of drunkenness on the |
streets, he will be subject to the same |
penalty. Nor is the willy saloon-keep-
er to seduce the unwary lover of inno-
cent games into the use of stimulants
by providing facilities for such games.
Cards, billiards, pool and tenpins,
with or without gambling, are forbid
den to be PLAYED in bis place.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
DEATHS.

HALDEMAN.-Near Thomas Cor,o- -.
Mrs Ida Haldeman, wife of Jacob '" IL, dst
IN, man aged Is years months and DAYS.
SILVESTER-At MORTON. Dec Doth NJ s,,...
aged 40 years 'S 'OH" l. sylvester
TAILOR.-In this town Ian o, u,
son of Samuel and Elizabetb Talv1" ". LYNDON
years and months "!iOI' aseu II
ta+ Funeral services on Thursday tomorrow, af
Cemetery. Re 6fl0eS nd nterment at Glenwood
are invited to attend. uS Vi the family
0 Sd, H9IWOJOD-At the residence of Georga c
wood. '' '-ullly =. Under
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
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Business Locals

All persons wanting insurance or
buildings, furniture, live stock and
other property, at reasonable rates
Will receive prompt attention bv caIIinn
on }. I. Jerman, agent for The LIE LIE
rance Companies. " Ansu-
States, Pencils, Pens, Ink. Tablets
Erasers. Blank Books. Cravon and oI}
other School Stationery. and ali ~
Store. OOOK
VIM. +. Smithers has to loan 81 ono
III sums of 81 900 each and also So 50O
on mortgage on farm land.
Carpets by Sample or in Stock At T
b. CooPer's Dry Goods and Garnet
Store. Prices low. N pei
Granite and Porcelain Tea and
Chamber Sets, plain and decorotoJ %n ~
J. B. CoOper's. "''u' az
There can be no better Shirt than
the Que" sold by J. B. Cooper oniv
Stoyes-the best and cbeanest-
VIM FAIRIES, Commerce street. "
COOper's. '' "U - D.
Ladies', Gents and Chiidren,s Gossa-
meres' at J. B. Cooper's. '''''
For the BEST Lemons in SMYRNA 90
10 Geo. NJ. Stevenson's, Market ST.
window Shades made and hung TO
order % Artists Materials and Hand
F"nted Pictures at Wilkinson's.
-. Constantly on hand a large lot If
Picture Frames. Frames 49, ~ vi
order at Wilkinson's. '''0 10
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
Peninsula HorticuItural Society

The next annual meeting of this or
ganization will be at Dover. on Wed.
nesday, january 18th. in Burton's Hail
a large attendance and an interaetin, =,
ana profitable meeting is anticinqta5
Ihose who attend will find entertain.
ment at the Capitol Hotel at 81 o. nar
gay Reduced railroad rates will also
De obtained. There are committees nm
the various kinds Of fruits. on crates
implements, fertilizers, on injurious in
sects, etc, etc, which will nra.
sent elaborate reports of a very plain
ana practical native. DR.. T. 4. Wolf
OF Delaware College, State Chemist
VIII give talk on fertilizers taking mn
particularly the natural snppIv Of
nitrogen in plant growth. Henry +
EanDeman, Pomologist of the United
states Department of Agriculture. will
also be in attendance. DR.. w s
Maxwell, Of Kent county. MARYLAND
VINO has had such remarkable success
with pears for many years has prepared
d valuable paper on that subject. VIM
1. Corsa, OF Milford, will have a ro-
port on injurious insects. J. S. Harris
on peaches, J. G.. Brown on aDnlas
J"hn ;. Barnhart on grapes and ilp
scores OF practical farmers who will he
present will discuss all these tonics
ana no one can attend the meeting
without gaining much valuable infor7
nl"I'"h ana a thousand useful hints.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
CareY-Wells.

A company of relatives and invited
guests met at the residence of Francis
Wells, on Monday morning to witness
the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Mary Frances Wells and Wesley r.
Carey, of Sussex county. Miss Mary
LIppincOtt, of this town, and Mr..
Carey, brother of the groom acted as
bridesmaid and grOomsman. At the
appointed hour Rev. VIM. S. Robinson
performed the solemn service of mar
Tiage, by uniting two lives in one
Inc bride was the recipient of num-
DER OF pretty presents. The wedding
party left on the next train for their
home near LeWes. Del.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
for the Smyrna Times.

fOf the Smyrna Times.
Mr.. EDIToR,-Where did the editor
Of the Record receive his information
from, which stated in last Saturdays
issue that the owner Of Spruance's store
was requested to alter the chimney &?
Also, who advised the editor that this
hue was not in good order? A man
who speaks so positively ought to
know whereof he speaks and not shoot
so wide of the mark. A.
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Hop.

The young people of our town who
ENJOY Ierpsichorean pleasures ended
the holidays with hop at the Opera
House on Monday night. Thouob
somewhat impromptu, there were
some very pretty toilets and attractive
dressing. The following were the
participants: E. Wilmer Collins ~
Camden, N. j., and Miss Lizzie Fell
Jacob II. Cuykendall, of Hamilton
Ontario, and Miss May Primrose !
VIM. b. Megear, and Miss Mary Hall
Harry w. Jefferson, and Miss Hotties
Megear; Howard VanBuskirk. and
Miss Elva Smith William Colpitts
and Miss Hattie Smith, of Wilmington!
Hervey Hall, and Miss Minnie Reed
Morris l.. Clothier, of Philadelnbia
and Miss Flo Gootee; Alex. G. Cnm,
Minis, Jr., and Miss Maggie Blaokiston i.
Frank Bailey, and Miss Kate Tsebndv ;
Harry Mifliin, and Miss Fannie Hig6v
OF Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. ] Ria
die Mifiiin; Charles Fell, of SMYRNA
and Robert Small, of Lincoln: A Lee
Cummins, wife and niece. Mrs Sne
Erickson Carey, Of Berlin, Nd: Clar-
ence Smithers; and Mr.. aud Mrs. Har-
vey Speakman. --'''
The dance closed about one O'Clock
and they all voted it most ENJOYABLE
evening. Excellent music was fur
nlshed for the occasion by the Musical
Association Of Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
NOTICR.

My wife having forsaken my bed and
board, all persons are forbid harboring
OF trusting her on my account under pens
atty OF the law. She is Of stout build
hgnt complexion with light curly hair
and about % years old. 90
VIM H. COLT.
Smyrna, Del, Jan. I'd, 1883.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04

AN event Of the New Year that at
tracts the attention of the civilized
world is the Pope's Jubilee in Rome to
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the
ordination to the priesthood of Pope
Leo XIII. Thousands were there from
all parts Of Europe and 500 from Amer
lea. Thousands went long before the
morning, and when the massive doors
of the great cathedral opened at O.
O'Clock they poured in in continuous
stream and when the Pope entered at
$50, there were supposed to be 10000
people present. 10000 tickets were
issued. The Pope was received with
loud and long continued shouts Of
. long live the Pope" The music of
the mass was deeply impressive, and
many persons in the audience were
affected The Pope blessed all present
and left the Cathedral at IL A. NJ, the
whole audience expressing its JOY by
clapping hands, waving hats and hand
kerchieis, and enthusiastic acclama-
tons.
A correspondent thus describes the
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
Insurance Notice,

Office Of the Kent County Mutual Insurance C,u,non,,
Nh ,.., DOrer, DEL, jan 8. lSSS
M ne annual Meeting of the Policy Holders Of
0 y1 Wednesday the 18th inst, (being the tbir5
M,Siunesday IN january between the hours of m
CLOCK A. n. and o'clock P NJ, at which timo
serve for three years. -'''e''OiS 70
WIN. DENNEY, Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
HORSE SHOEINo! HORSE SH0rITo ,

Il Farmers and the public generally, look to vopr
having taken possession of the Blaelsmiib Nv .oli'
s On the corner OF Commerce and Delaware Streets
S ~ smyrna, formerly known as the "Fairbanlsl
r,,, 9egs leave 70 inform the public that ne is
smitn work In the best order, at very Feeso5sble
prices. Horse Shooting at the usual prices Sat'
eaiI MA " seasL l Please favor me with
cor,a. - ~. j. r.. COLEMAN.
0o'lief VI Dela"are aud Commerce sis, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
C5e Sngrua dimes.
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Jan. 4, 1888

he TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HoFFEcKER. Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
RMS-SUBsCRIPTIoN-O year 50 90 in advance
or $3.50 If not paid till the end of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
ofseven Cents line for the rstinsertion; sub.
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be CHARGED Five Cants
per line.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
GRAIN.
OFFICE OF
Philadelphia I Smyrna Transportation Company
January 4th, 1888.
MARRIAGES

CAREY-WELLS- he residence. oe ,,,..r-,,-
parents in this town, Jan ID. bv Rev VIM ue :
66o9lnSon, Wesley B. Carey of Sussex comfy
DEL 10 Miss Mary Frances Wells Of SMYRNA
hILN ~, ENEAR In Wilmington. Dec Dist
Dover. and Miss Mary E. Rcgenear of Wi ~
mington. e"1''' Vi VII
ne II E-GOOPER AT the residence oftbe brides
ITaIner, r l. Cooper, Dec. %, by Rev. T. E Terry
Lily Cooper, of Dover. '-N' anu MISS
LNESTER-SMITH-At the # F po.so.-
dm Dover, Dec 10Th, by Rev. T E. Terry Fnocb
county. JUN Vi TINS
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
NOTICE.

CLAYTON, Dec. Dist 1887
. All persons are forbid trespassing op
Oas3person's Mill Pond for any PURPOSES
under penalty of the law. P'''''
tie, rersons wanting Ice must apply for
Jan 4-2w at tba Mn
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04

Best place to buy Hardware in town
cheap, is at VIM. FAIRIES. "" -
r Asbestos Stove Innings, at VIM.
FAIRIES, Commerce Street. :"
Side Bracket and Extension Lamps.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
NOTICE.

q. Inc regular Annual Meeting Of tho
StQekholders Of the PHILADELPaIA' AM
SMYRNA TRANSPORTATION COMPANY will
mis- Town ~ w, s g nt u sald company, in
.2P NJ oH AusSuay' January l7tl, at
A. E. JARDrNE, seo'y and Treas.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
FOR RENT.

N, A dwelling on South street, in tenura &c
VIM. b. Grant. Also, a DWELLING ON nj ~
aware street, in tenure of II. IS Ho1oIi
possession given March LIST, 1888. AnnIv ~
Noo.e }. b. FAIRIES.
WV 'o-'l Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
NOTICE.

Guns or Pistols left at my shop for re-
PAIRS after having been kept for 30 DAYS.
VIII De sold at the first opportunity to paw
cost of repairs P''
Jan4-Sm GEO. w. TILGHMAN
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04

~ - - LUIS - 5000 Enough.
| 81 or. =. f. Bartholomew, Kalkaske Mich Co.,.
- owe my life solely to Dr. David In says
aa l1 remedy, Of ROndOut n. Y bad iiyo
~ o. 10y uisease ana for five years was unabIe
IyCri, % ~ " am now well and can do a man,
~ iI III! IdIln. shall ALWAYS hold nm MI
HaMus Tor Dr. kennedy's Favorite RemedUP P GGeL
sIOO bottle, six for s.. 0N'Su!' rice
GEO. NJ. STEVENSON will roooi,,,
and ill all orders for ice cream o Of tbe
shortest notice. ''-o
Deyoe Brilliant Oil, the best and SAT-
est oil made, at J. B. Cooper's.
Choice Mackeral, at 7. B. Cooner,s
The Perkins & House Non-Exnlos.
I'VE I'VE lamp IS the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
Plode or break. Sold only by J. B.
Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes and
Qualities, at J. B. Cooper's. -
y Table and Pocket Cutlery at J.B.
Window Shades and Spring Fixtures
at }. b. Cooper's. Loops and Fringes
. Order any Book you want, at JB.
Cucumber Wood Pumps for sale nv
VIM. FAIRIES, Commerce street. y
Spears Fireplace Heaters at wr
fa""S'' Commerce Street.
Tinware, Woodenware. T,amns ond
Oll Cloths, at VIM. FAIRIES. -
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
WANTED.

A White Girl for general homework in
small family. Apply to ~
MRS. W j. Carlow.
O"n4-l" Opposite Town Hall.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04

With the number for January, Serb
ser's Magazine begins auspiciously its
second year. The features Of the new
year promises TO be most interesting
and valuable contributions to literature
and the publishers announcement of
increased excellence in illustration is
evidently to be richly fulfilled. The
first of series Of thoughtful and
charming essays, by Robert Louis
Stevenson, is entitled "a Chapter on
Dreams" In it he tells in a personal
intimate way the story Of " Nv
Brownies, God bless them who do
one-half my work for me while / am
fast asleep, and in all human likeIi.
hood, do the rest for me as well. when
am wide awake and fondly suppose
do it for myself" The origin Of - DR.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" and "Olallaii is
incidentally related.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
FOR RENT.

occnnie5 T., RorIl1h OF the property now
on Main sty ~ WICK az barber shop,
JAS. II. WILDsI
or G. A. WICK,
oah4-4W on the premises
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04

When baby was sick, we gave her Css,o.;,
W hen she was Child she cried for CsStoris
W When she became Miss, she chung To CaStnrio
"nen she mad children, she gave them Casto1Iia
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04

At meeting Of Knights Of Labor at
7hamokin, Pa, a general strike Of mi
ners and railroaders was ordered
throughout the anthracite region ex.
cept IN the Wyoming valley.
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
FOR RENT.

Two houses in Duck Creek. Possession
gwen OF one Immediately; the other The
ROBERT DENNEY.
NV 1O-h Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04

,rF9r Carpets 60 to Cranor & Co.. 621
Market street, Wilmington, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1888-01-04
A MOTTO for the New voor

Serve God and be cheerfulp' The wintor
Rolls round to the beautiful spring.
Ard Ger the green grave of the snow drift.
Inc nest building robins will sing.
Serve God and be cheerfulr" Live nobIv
. DO right and do good; make the best
VI the quits and the work set before Won.
And to God, without fear. leave Inc rest
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

A man vhoss hand and wrist Rad bccn
badly burned walked into downtown drug
seorS tho other afternoon aad asked the drug
giss FOR lotion to assuaso tho pain. The
ran Of drugs seized = sipAon of seltzcr water
aad directing tao sufferer 70 hold his hand
and arm over the wash basin allowed the con
tents OF the boCtlo - lov slowly over the
G1octcd parts. II n moment OF two tho man
declared that tho pain had vanished, cfter
which soo.kiD O. healing lotion was ep-
Piled aad tie injured parts bandaSed- Then
the man walked away saying that be felt no
inc0nveaicace whatever.
That's something now in tho way OF treat
ing burns, said tho druggist after the Gus
toners departure, ''and find it very speedy
and a4icac.ous IN It's effects. IL relieves the
pain alnOss Immediately, as you have seen,
an1 il my opinion accsierates tho euro.
think t5o c.rbolic acid gas, with which tho
watsr IL i-npTegnated, IS TIE chiof agent in
affecting such good results. As tho remedy
Is cheap and easily obtained il Is wei worthy
OF trial IN ali cases Ehsro tho buras ara not
sufficiently severe % require tie immediate
Attendance of = physician New YORK Mail
E1d Exprscs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

After al it ses-ls that there Is no feature
quito Ike the ear to establish identity You
D.v know a man by his cars, when you can
nos distinguish him by his nose or his eyes.
Better yet. IN his make up a man may change
his other features quite beyond recognition,
but Lc can not conceal his ear mark That Is
somewhat after the purport OF the ancient
f2blc. Other features also modify w}.h a
mans growth. bit the ear remains faithful
% hersdity Taking his cue by this, a famous
police captain urges that photographs OF
criminals Be taken. nos with front view, but
from the sido. giving full Wow of tho ear.
A mouth wiz fan in, an eye VIII sink, q
nose grow r-ojoctiDg, y brow grow promi-
nsnt. a cheek bagEy, . chin pointed, but al
ear always remains unchanged into old age;
and 10 TWO ears Grs alike. 80 that thief
would - known By his ears as long as there
is ANYTHING lefs Ok him II ne clips bis ears
re- wil stul 70 u1arSsd ss thief -Globo-
Iterno~~ak