Smyrna times., 1889-11-27


In snnointed to a position in the
aiding department at Washington.
HoD Thomas F. BAyard and Mrs.
pavsrd are visiting Mr.. Bayard's
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Warren, in Bos-
ton
pstsr Waity, of Wilmington, has
ham deserted by his recreant spouse,
Who has elOped with an unknown
lover.
r William L. SmallwOod, died Sunday
in Dover after suffering a long time
from consumption, aged about 81
years.
William A. Reilly, who has been in
the carriage business in Dover for
some time, will shortly leave for Will
ningtOn.
TbsYoung Mems Christian Associa-
lion of Wilmington has secured J. r.
King. Of Altoona, Pa, as its General
Secretary.
A Dipktheria and membraneous
Group epidemic is raging in Magnolia
and FELTON,. Two and three deaths
occur daily.
Belva Lockwood lectured before the
Sussex County Teaches Institute at
Georgetown Friday night on Marriage
is not Failure"
Miss Rachael Deakyne, Daughter of
George A. Deakyne, of near KentOn,
was married 10 Reuben Warren, at
Middletown, on Thursday, Nov. 14th.
Work is progressing on the Camden
public school building and when com
Dleted will be one of the finest struc.
lures of its kind on the peninsula.
The Laurel basket and fruit package
factories have commenced operations
for the season. The several establish
ments employ upward of about $50
operatives.
Peter J. Ford hopes to poll a large
vote in St. Georges hundred, the home
Of fPurnal ]. Lynch. 1t is said that
Ford will have the support of Gov
ernOr Biggs.
The Presbyterian, Baptist and NJ. E.
churches of Dover, combine on Thanks
giving Day and hold a union service.
Rev. J. F. StOnecipher, Presbyterian,
will preach the sermon.
A son of NJ. D. Leonard, tax cOllec-
tor Of East Dover hundred, who re-
sides on a farm just north of Dover
was seriously inj ured Friday by the
accidental discharge of his gun. .
Samual w. Darby Jr. and Miss Julis
D. Burton, of Frederick eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Burton, were
married Thursday, Nov, 81, 1889, d
the residence of the brides parents. by
Rev. DR.. J. H. Caldwell.
George Hardesty of FELTON, and Mis-
MOie Evitts. daughter of the lat
William Seth Evitts Of Caroline Count,
we're married Wednesday evening =
at the residence of the brides mother
near AndersontOwn, Md.
It is predicted that the coming win
ter will be very severe. This idea
proved by a comparison Of this. yea
With the year 1856 which was so we
that all the crops were destroyed q
they have been this year in the lowe
part Of the state, and to a great exten
IN New Castle County.
Washington Hastings says the man
uiacturers of this country could d,
without the tariff and make NOR
money than they do now, but they d.
not want the wOrkingmen to compel
with the pauper labor OF Europe. The
want them to live we'll and to haV
some Of the comforts as well as necei
saries Of life.
1t is reported that ]. Alexander Ha
ns the Milford eloper, has written fro
Windsor, Canada, TO the family of Mis-
May Ellis, with whom he elOped, tina
ne would send her home il fOrgivene
we're assured, and Miss Els father b.
sgnihed his willingness to fOrgiv
harris is said TO have alsO attempte
reconciliation with his own wife, bl
tne latter is Obdurate.
Ihe hunting season has so far bee
very wet, aud many gunners in Suss'
report that they must wade up to the
knees in many places when out
quail. There are about as many
lnese birds as usual. The heaviest b
reported for this vicinity was made
tne opening day by Edward Lowe
and Thomas Ross. who brought hOI
81 aquail.-MLtOrd NelOs.
Charles J. Brewington, a white fal
aand employed by X. J. Burdick
Hrmer near Harrington, was arrest
sunday and locked up for the robbie
VI harrington's store at Harringt
s"O weeks ago. The stolen gOC
, were found under Burdick's ba
anat night BrewingtOn escaped fr'
.ae lookup, went back to Burdicl
s'Oie a gun and then disappeared.
y. NJ. d. Hart Of Townsend
administrator Of the estate of DIR. J.
JARVIS deceased, sold the same at d
Sle1own on Saturday afternoon. Oh
sS ~ b. Lore bid in the properties at
1nOwlng figures: $37OO for the br
"eiling now occupied by Mrs. Pal
~ main street; $l025 for the dwell
119use on East Main street, near
=. Z; church, and $4,000 for the Is
near Mt. Pleasant.
Ne" Castle has now two wee
opsH the first number Of the \
asae Tines appearing Saturday.
-" paper though small makes q Z
splesslon at the start by discardingl
=. Cutaides and giving its whole 81
Io'ginal matter. its salutatory 81
s mas come 10 stay; that It
oaew sectional and factional In
;Sses, NY. and that It will make q 81
~''s Of local news.
a. the session Of New Castle q
IL. IL. wednesday the New Castle
80 s were convicted after the jury
steo Tor nfty minutes. The na
saose indicted for participation
PsIlot are: George Bratton, y
Tles, Albert Barnes, James Z
cso II. Vandergrift, Jr., Edwar
n and James DOugherty. Il
we New Castle riot between
n. t5asn,lcans ncans and the Hungarians
N hungarian Jankoyazky was
Bun AT THE CoLLEGE.-The
a@an Of Delaware College att
hno is RE 10 sOphomores Ia
hq1gthe college on Thur
n8 ksfA1t the aturdv Sophs