Smyrna times., 1888-03-28
Closing Of Mails.
- and State Items.

Uouf yallandingham, of New
lal'' member of the New Castle
u, Del, bar, died Sunday IN
fli'' +..,er for the Fruit Growers
lhe ue cIe' which is the only one
ldsPn3Gn;oo't ~ the State by the Legislature
ranIea., II in in demand, and parties are
s..ssolisling : aill for it at about S0'OOO'
- od colored woman named
ID Harris, living alone near Fred
lSr! -as na found dead last week. 1t is
:dca, va VA she perished from the cold.
;lppo'su lo unts was found in a tin can in
be ROOM
CarIi5 arSi.;lie lie Davis. daughter of Mr.. 5.
Iiss MO',,f IF near Kirkwood, and Mr..
]. Da'6I9 D6 GRAY. on Wednesday evening,
Do;i sn.ii 4th. at S o'clock, at summit M
E. Church.
luz Ino viii meet in Dover tomorrow,
nIlsss ",rnose "rir of naming day for
for lls i.,io Convention which is to send
ihe o.a,e .os 10 the National Convention
dsissbld beld il St Louis in June.
n T F Bayard, has been named
h9n h9,oo,ion with the Chief Justice
ID eOun,c rscsncy. and Hon. w. G. P.
2sllFP.ksnridge. 2llP says if the choice should
bI.SaJ5,1 &c east of The Alleghanie's, it
sInJ nI he senator Gray, of Delaware.
Gorge Y. Massey, Esq, of Dover, is
uoo, uog iudqe-advocate of the Depart
lls s., IIS If Delaware, G. \. r. Edgar A.
7ai.v IsI. of Dupont Post, is department
I.nestor ny, and Joseph r. E. MOntgOm-
Z, n Of smyth Post, chief mastering
ofcer
,stbe case now stands, the Family
,ba-ga the Wolcottites with raiding
Ia .Ia sfste Treasury of $3.50, to say moth
-Sof y tbe charge of the DelG'CGreGn
n ,isSGO0 being squandered by a young
IN while the Wolcottites charge the
FAMILY with similar raid Of $4,000.
n.laWare is a small State, but if her
resent generation of politicians were
IN to die suddenly an enlargement OF
s,Js. would Oe necessary. Those who
-,sninnlate the assessment lists so as
n ,odisfranchise citizens would be given
he hottest aces.-PeninSuldr NetOs
The Levy Court, which had been in
session. three weeks, adjourned Friday
until April II. They adopted the roaC
ant State Street and the Cowgirl mil
nond. thence across the lands of Johr
Hutton and Samuel Moore the State
roa6 and an advertisement for bids tl
build the bridge across the pond, ha
bssD issued by the Court. TIL,
hilding of this bridge will save three
quarters of mile in the distance from
the present roundabout way of trave
DDOver.
The ladies' of Drawers Presbyte
dan church will give an entertainment
and supper in the Town Hall at OdeS
aon the evenings Of April Sd and 4tt
The programme, which is UNUSUAL,
good and attractive, consists of Tai
issux and Music. The Mistleto
Bough' will be sung and pantOmined
be ladies', gentlemen and childre
nking part in this, appear in costume
Of we Olden time"
The vOcalists are Miss Galloway,
EelLknown contralto in musical ci
ees Of Philadelphia Mrs. Newton ,
st. Georges, also a fine singer, an
Lester, Of Candidus, the famous ten'
ofthe National Opera Company ; NJ
Wm. Hamilton, of Wilmington, an
Nr S Pennewill, of Greenwood.
The Odessa Amateur Orchestra, whiC
considered one of the best in Il
State, will furnish the instrument
music.
HELEvY CoURT.-The Levy COu
completed its work Friday and a
journed. The terms of a majority
the members expire after a few mo
days service. The county has be-
we'll served by the present COu
They have run the business of t.
county on the same principle that tn
conduct their own affairs, on busine
methods, treating in a pleasant a
gentlemanly manner all citizens of t
county who had business before t
Court. That the debt of the cOun
should have been reduced $4,000 u
der the management Of such practi'
men, Is not surprising.
The Court was fortunate in havi
Tor its President such a practical bu
less man as Mr. John Farrell Of Du
Ufeek. No man in the county enjC
more than he the confidence and
leem Of his neighbOrs and acquai
shces. He is an every day man of
people; no show or spread -eaglei
ABOUT him, but hard cOmmOn-sel
S9d straightforward business metho
ne closing his second term, &
DUCK Creek Hundred ought to see
Ataat she does not lose the services
slen valuable man not only to
Out to the whole cOunty.-,Sentinel
DOyER's Town OFFICERS
to%n Council of Dover, chose its
aals last week. The Police Dep
aent was taken up first.
william F. MilbOurn, Thomas +
4non and Hugh McCallum were
oeeted town police, w. KinnaT
alght .Watchman, ard Thomas w
special ohcer at the Opera House.
For Town Solicitor. Messrs. c.. H
D-y' K. K. Kenney and Beniah y
nv, Esqs., were put in nominal
Ils latter was elected, Messrs. Re
c1.i Sla Wilson, Republican, and Me
Jl.on, Hancock and Reilly, the ne
Tiee'ed Democrats, voting for
I. LISTS. Dyer, Foraker, Postles
nVueeker, the hOlding-over DemOc
'D1su ~, ioT Messrs. Day and Kenney
-ue Treasurer was settled by
,aS ,1le vote. John BOckman was
uref. 'NN0 'i0 O'N v
o,snd ana the same vote settled the {
superintendent of Water Works
7 zones, who filed the Office last
Ssing turned down, and H. d. "
ug elected in his place.
Aiuerman Jester was reelected
~ ~ 1wo @ votes against him, and
s Pusn Cook and Joseph Pyle, chief
s'ant engineers Of the Water "
~ ~ unanimously reelected.
eoo,i ~ motion the town poll tax
cO@9llnued at 5000.
hd 1ne iactiOnal lines were draw
so,,!. ,~s e!lectlon Of the officials, the
sos ss.'l'es Joining with the two Rel
-Ia.d ~ aad getting away with the Il
~ saeaving not even the smallest
~ Oi crow to the Family followr
Maryland Items.
NoISe Nane Legislature will adjourn 81