Smyrna times., 1888-02-29

oonfract, one OOO luis anu 'aAO
b3asi s S tons. They are both de-
2i1 aes for the Southern trade
Ivy Court ofNew Castle COun-
lne LIeos;Sgnated March 7, s, 8, ii, 10
Z M Is as days for assessing nose per
~ n New Castle County VINO are hoV
oow on the list.
,,stice Of the Peace Joseph w. |
E4's-f will be a candidate for the |
AAllssi nomination for Mayor. |
ysl ~, now comprises Norton, Dough- |
me rs whistler IJ and Vandegrift, with |
ofers TO hear from
Frank Ruth, member OF the Board
g,.i..esfion from the Eleventh ward,
O L --..-,-ton announces himself as a
ll I.I.7e for the Democratic nOmlna-
~ state Senator, against Council
-a1 William II. Quinn.
rsa first herring of the season were
a. Delaware City Friday. There
e4s-f re barrels Of large rock fish
s 80 from there. About $50 pounds
slFPe ~ we're stolen out Of the bar
- - while waiting to be shipped.
,1lford correspondent of the Ferry
IT,. nv sstsie of the late James H. Pos
- estimated at from $4,000 TO S2O,-
IN Wessrs. Frank and James b. Pos
- viii be administrators.
Henry I. Wilson of Leipsic, brother
.f,be ate Andrew X. Wilson of Dover
GENEROUSLY i'll Of epilepsy, at his
- Mr. Wilson is 81 sears Of age
"a rell known drought Kent county.
u has died since the above was IN
type
Rsgister of Wills, Heverin, granted
s,.tsrs Of administration to Hannah K.
So-nanoe. upon the estate of George
Woodal deceased to James B. and
Frsnk 1. Postles. upon the estate of
he late James H. POstles; to MinOs
Conawav. upon the estate Of John
Woodall.
sunday was a dry" day in Will
nington. thanks to the Wholesale and
Pefsil LIQUOR Dealers Association.
There were some drunken men on the
street and possibly they bought their
Fouor Sunday, bur at any rate there
~ a great Improvement over recent
sundays-MWaiag Aers.
Presiding Elder Wilson, of Dover
district. sent the PeaiRsuldT Methodist
The following gratifying report of con
versions-Milford up to Feb. 9Th, 10
Burrsville. 60; Cambridge, 50; Lin
coin. 100: Georgetown, so East New
Market. %. He adds, great reviva
now in progress at Pennington
The press Of Wilmington predict an
unusually prosperous year for thai
CIV Houses are greatly in demand
and rents increasing. Building opera
lions never looked brighter, and oil,
real estate men seem well satisfied tina
the boom is healthy, and that there
alvey demand to buy medium size
houses.
NEW REGISTER IN CHANCERY.-GON
ernor Biggs, on Saturday afternoon
appointed R. o. P. Wilson of Littl
Creek hundred, clerk of the orphan
court aud register in chancery, vice W
H. HObsOn, whose term expired FIR
day. Mr. Wilson entered upon b
duties Monday morning. He will nc
remove to Dover, but continue to r,
SIDE at Leipsic.
The editor of the Laurel Gazet
rises up to say
Who will succeed Uncle Eli in tt
senate? is a question that is being d
eussed. Why, the Hon. Eli Saulsbur
~ NNnr-a- ,f NNhrr - crrnh Z
absurd question asked? The ag
Senator could not resist the unanimO
call Of the Democratic party" This
enough to make the Record and Ind
howl.
The delinquent lists will be return
By the collectors of Kent county
Tuesday. the 9th day of March. Tho
not paying their taxes prior to tt
tine will be returned delinquent. I
court will place any names of persC
eligible for assessment on the list d.
ing its March session. About Wedn
day, the l4th day Of March, will be
apart possibly as one of the days
assessment alone.
HARRNGTON's New BANK
new bank at Harrington, capital s.
w, was organized on Tuesday, by
election Of the following named dir
lon: E. Sapp, VIM. I. Sharp, Glen
Harrington, VIM. Sharp, VIM. NJ
phy, Frank Porter, HeZekiah Harri
Ton, B. Tharp, r. w. Smith and DIR.
l. Lewis. E. Sapp was chosen pr
cent, and VIM. T. Sharp cashier.
committee was appointed to ereC
suitable banking building as soon
possible. 1t is expected that the
oank will begin operations about
Afsl OF July next. It will be know
NE flrst National Bank of Harring
This is the way the editor Of
eeaiord ReUieW let's himself go:
Secretary Bayard, says that t
nothing in the seizure of the We
ueian gold mines by England to
amt any enforcement of the Mo
uOc.rne by the government. IfTt
+. Bayard had become presi
WIN his propensity for being rule
nothing, be would have been impea
ere this. We are tired of Eng
uamphng on US, and the people
land that our Government shall
oe uampled on any longer. The
elles Treaty might have been cons
~ over SIX months ago, and our
elnen freed from the abuse the.
now subjected to.
DESPERATE FIGHT ON SHIPBoA
1le lille +. Starbuck left Cheste
N.Y. MIN OIL Thursday, bound for {
"nen below Fort Delaware, one
mates gave an order TO James Coz
aeek hand, who, being drunk, re
OBEY It. The mate knocked
O~h. Cooke, recovering himse
cSed his superior with a sheath
iunglng 1t twice into his side
eavlng 1t there. He then start
lux Tor another weapon, whe
ua1e opened fire with a rev
Funding Cooke twice. The mel
.nen arrested and brought to Ne
.le ~ tug, where Cooke was
- jail, and the mate, who is sci
blurred, sent by rail to a hosp
Philadelphia.
III: ~ Is generally supposed that I
VII eat crow, not even pOlitic
~ ne Is forced to, but the Lau
,S''e 10 the following paragraph
suaI there is one bird with a sui
sefong stomach to attempt it
u ID. Penuel, who lives near
OOro, on last Monday night he
awful eawing among the crows
woods, and determined to 90 @
ascertaln the cause. On going
woods be found that an owl had
crow, and both were on the