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Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
Clayton.

REV. ENOCH STUBBs, of Philadel-
phia, had a successful day of it at ST
Paul NJ. E. Church at Clayton OF
Sunday, preaching to delighted au
diences. The amount of money aske,
for to clear the church of debt for sew
eral minor improvements since th,
dedication, was nearly all raised
The Sunday School services in the af
te-noOn were made especially inter
esting, with J. Ed. Holiecker and Mis-,
Clara Wilson Of this town, to aid then
in the music.
Superintendent Mills, who has de
cided taste and skill in landscape gar
dening has a fine opportunity in an
open space in the centre of the tow
on piece Of ground of from a-half, t.
an acre in extent The sod has al
been removed this week, and th,
ground is being thoroughly prepare,
under the supervision of the gardener
We do not know just how it is to b,
laid out, but we are safe in saving i,
will take down any flower garden OF
the line of the Delaware railroad.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
Want TO be Taxed

The colored people Of Duck Greek
hundred are not satisfied with their
school advantages. They want the
privilege of raising more money SO
Jhey can run their schools longer
Charles Potts has devised a plan to
meet the eXigency which he has pre-
-ented to Col. Geo. II. Raymond, John
VanGasken an others, with their ap-
JrOval. 1t Is to divide the hundred
ntO three school districts the town and
'ounty west Of Mill branch between
smyrna and Rothwell's landings to
orm two, the rest Of the hundred east
Dt that TO form the third, already
inown as the Peterson school.
There are about 100 voters in each
ot the two first named districts and IS
the latter. There are between 400
nd 500 children in the hundred An
'ct has been prepared and will be pre-
,ented to the Legislature this week
tsking to incorporate these three dis
tricts allowing them to tax themselves
$500 each, and Il reasonable tax on
heir property so as to raise $50 more.
With the $3.50 they already get from
yhe State and a further grant of $50
hey ask, would make them $3.50. Will
Which they say they can run the three
chools ten months in the year.
They differ with Superintendent
Handy in his report, which says that
ne mad visited the schools, that they
we're getting along very well, aud that
$50, what they have been getting, j.
efficient. They differ with him in
he amount needed to run the schools.
md would like him to name what
'chOol he has ever visited.
The colored schools of the State are
allowed $4,000 from the school fund. for
he raising of which they are taxed
tlike with the whites. This money
passes through the hands of the Actu
Ary, but they claim 1886 Of it has not
gone to pay teachers as designed, and
hey would like to have it. They also
'ay they have a superhuity of super
ntendents-virtually seYen-the three
county superintendents and the actu-
iry not visiting their schools at all. the
last named however sending Owens.
McGnnis and Beamer, three colored
teachers, who have to neglect their
schools where thev are paid to teach
90 go and examine others. They
want better schools and are willing to
ak themselves for it, and then they
would be glad for any assistance the
superintendent or others may be will
ing to give them in the line of in
structiOn.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20

MAYOR HARRINGTON'S police of
Wilmington, in the effort to en-
force the law in the interest of
good morals, have hauled up a
number of shop keepers who
have been fined for violating the
Sabbath. The political heelers
and strikers, who have had their
largest backing in the law-defy-
ing class, think more of them
than they do of the sacredness of
the Sabbath, as the following ex-
tract Of the proceedings of the
city council will show:
Mr.. Baugh presented a bill pro-
viding as follows: THAT from
and after the passage of this act
it shall not be unlawful to sell
newspapers, periodicals, cigars
and tobacco on the Lords Day.
commonly called Sunday pro-
vided, that the curtains Of stores
where said newspapers, period
icalS, cigars and tobacco are sold
shall be drawn, and the doors
closed, so that the articles sold
therein shall not be exposed to
public view"
Mr.. Baugh's motion to approve
this bill and send it to the Legis-
lature was adopted by a rising
vote Of 13 to IA strict party
vote
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
About the Proposed New Railroad

Al. Morrison, the well known bridge
builder Of New Castle, was down to
Woodland Beach week or so ago
prospecting the ground at the railroad
terminus there with the view of max
ing bid ON the pier for which con-
tracts will be issued, so he understood
with this was also coupled the infor-
nation about board for workmcn at
the hotel
MIR. Campbell, the proprietor of the
Woodland Beach hotel tells us thatdu
ng the past few weeks several parties
have come down there who seemed TO
be interested in the railroad terminus.
depth Of water, whether seven feet or
not, who kept away from the hotel
and dId not seem TO want to be known.
one or TWO OF these parties came across
tue river IN boats from Bayside, the
terminus Of the Jersey Southern Road
Mr. Campbell says the latter road is
energetic in pushing business: chat
persons can cross over in Il boat and
ouy ticket from Bayside TO Philadel-
pha and return for $3.50, good for anv
me IN the year.
1t has been some three years since
there has been a meeting of the direc-
tors of the Smyrna and Delaware Bay
railroad, the provisions of the charter
being that an annual meeting should
ne held. At that time Col Bingham
requested that they should hanI in
their designations 80 there should be
nothing in the way of transfer Of H.,
.oad, and the request was complied
with.
As the charter Of the road was OBJ
tanned twenty years ago it will have to
be renewed to hold it in force: it is
probable that this is provided for in
some bill now before the legislature.
lfit is designed to have the road
ready for the berry season, as has been
stated, there will have to be some en-
ergetic work done.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20

The Senate has confirmed the
appointments of John A. Kasson.
William Walter Phelps and Geo.
H. Bates Commissioners to the
Samoan Conference at Berlin.
The selection of Mr.. Bates, of
Delaware, to be a member of this
important commission is one.
while it does honor to Mr.. Bates.
IS accepted as a compliment to
the State. Mr.. Bates, as is stated
more fully on our first page, is
peculiarly fitted to act as a mem
Der Of this commission, because
he had visited Samoa under the
direction of Mr.. Bayard and ac-
quainted himself fully with the
status Of affairs there, and espec-
tally with the aggressive policy
Of the Germans. 1t is not expec-
ted they will be able to start be-
fore the middle of April.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20

THIS is looked upon as the big
week in the Legislature. 1t COM
menced with a meeting of the
General Assembly and members
of the Wilmington Law and Or
der Society on Monday evening,
in which the High License and
Local Option bin made a good
impression; the discussion in the
House yesterday Of the bill for a
new Constitution, in which
needed reforms played a large
part to-day the Oyster bill, when
the oystermen win try and knock
out the nonresident clause OF
the bill (; then win follow the
Educational bill, which is likeIy
TO have a hard road to travel
then following there are the In.
sane Asylum bill, the Delaware
and New England Railroad bill
the Addicks and the Anfenger
financial schemes, a half dozen
pllls affecting Wilmington, and
corporation and private acts al
s'2'tum By resolution no new
work is to be introduced after
this week,
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
Meeting t6 Secure the Publication of
State Laws in NeWspaDers.

\ number ct newspaper editors and
publishers mel at the Capitol Hotel
Dover, Monday afternoon 10 discuss
measure which the newspaper men
propose 20 bring before the Assembly.
The measure will not be a grasp at the
States money by any means, but il is.
IN the estimation of many persons out
side the newspaper profession, a step
that should have been taken long ago.
1t is, in nut shell, desire on the
part of many people TO have laws that
are of vital public interest published
in the home papers of the various
counties. There were present at the
meeting J. B. Bell, of the Sundav
Star, Lieutenant Townsend of the
Milford Chronicle, II. l. Hynson of the
Nelcs and AdUertiser, c. W. Edwards of
the ECeaiRg journal, Robt. ID. Hof-
| fecker Of the SMYRNA TINES. John
| Bowen OF the Newark Lecturer. G.. b.
! Iaylor of the Smyrna Record. John f
salisbury of the DeiaWarean. Professor
| Webb OF the Farm and Home. J. B.
| Clark OF the SUSSEX journal, Mr.. Grif
fenburg Of the Seaford ReCietC and c.
}. Freeman of the Middetown Ne,C
Era. RObt. d. Hofiecker was made
chairman of the meeting and J. b. Bell
secretary. a general discussion was
bad and j. B. Bell, John f. Salisbury
and ). b. Clark were appointed to pre-
! pare Il bill for presentation to the Leu
isiature, but which will he reported at
subsequent meeting to be held at the
| same place at IL O. clock next Tuesday
for approval.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
CONVENTION DEBATE.

The House yesterday, passed bv a
vote of Is to 1, the Armstrong bill re.
ducing the annual taxation Of the r &
+. railroad to $4,000 per annum.
At lilo o'clock Mr.. Downham called
up the order of the day, the constitu
tional Convention bill, and speeches
were made by Messrs. Downbam. Eck.
les, Lodge, Whiteman, MauH, Hynson,
w. E. Davis, Clark and others.
A vote was then taken at :. 5.35 O'Clock
ne yeas and nays being called, and re.
ulted as follows:
Aye-BrOckson, Clark, Davis. Davis.
Downham, Eckles, Hynson. Hoffecker,
Lodge, Lingo, Morgan, Masten, Rich
ardson Sackett, Wallace.
Nay-ArmstrOng, Biggs, Gray White
man.
Absent-Maull, Short.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20

The appointment of Collector
OF Internal Revenue for Della
ware and Maryland has not yet
been made by the President.
There are several applicants, but
the interest more largely centres
IN Geo. T. Baggs, Esq, of Balti-
more, who has a remarkable
strong endorsement by leading
men of that city, and DR.. E.
Dawson, Of this State, who be-
sides strong letters, has Senator
Higgins to push his case.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
Does it Pay to Advertise ?

In our issue of last week appeared .
small advertisement of a lot of twenty
five Kentucky young mules, for sale
by George Cole of this town. As a
result of this simple ad. Mr.. Cole in
forms us he sold four pair of tn,
mules before the week was out ano
almost before he had had the mule,
here long enough to recuperate after
their journey of seven hundred mile.
from their Blue Grass Kentucky home
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20

The papers of this morning
note the passage of the Conven-
veation bill in the House yester-
day, after a day of debate, by a
vote Of Is yeas, 4 nays, two be-
ing absent. 1t now goes to the
Senate, where it is thought it will
be defeated.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
HOUSE.

Friday, March 15th.-Passed House
Dill to incorporate the Citizens Loan
Association of New Castle; Senate biII
Incorporating the Homeopathic Nedi-
cal Society House bill creating a new
School district in New Castle eountv :.
senate bill Incorporating the German
Mutual Beneficial Association: Honse
bllls TO IncorpOratethec colored schools
OF Seaiord; to transfer the farm of
Alfred X. White to District No. 116
Sussex county; to amend Secrion I
Chapter 492, Volume XVI: to amend
the charter of the Christjann Iron G,o,o
pany. >0iii-
Adjourned till 5 p. NJ. Monday
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, March 90, 1889.

THE TIMES " is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBr. d. HoFFEcKER, Editor and
Proprietor. at Smyrna, Del.
s-SUBscRIeTIoN-One year, strictly in ad-
vance, Sl.50; if not paid in advance, $780, 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 irstinSertion 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 Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
Adjourned till 5 p. NJ. Monday.
SECRETARY BAYARD, SPEAKERS HOE
FECkER AND LEWIS AS BOUND
AIRY COMMISSIONERS

Senator Donahoe's Boundary bill is
lkely To become a law. The commis,
sloners named in the bill are ex.Secro.
lary OF State Bayard, Speaker of tbe
Senate Lewis and Speaker Of the
House Hoiecker. These gentlemen
are to meet similar committee from
the state Of Pennsylvania, and deter.
NINE the boundary line between the
TWO States. The commissioners are
authorized to employ the necessary
surveyors, make maps and file them in
me i, once OF the secretary of state. and
'.i Muen lhe llne Is determined fix stones
slmilarto those placed when the ,a.
nous Mason and Dixon line was RIM
The decision of a majority of the ioini
commission shall be Iinal and bindin,,
upon both sides. The sum of - GOO +
appropriated for the expenses Of the
commission.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20

Sussex county is still without an ex-
emptlon law. 1t is about the only
county in the United States that man
can have everything he has got taken
away from him by debt. Mr.. Down
ham introdu ed bill few DAYS ago
nut the other members from his county
sat down upon it.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
HOUSE.

Wednesday, March 18th. Passed .
House bill to incorporate the Farmers
and Mechanics Manufacturing and I'm
prOvement Co; to amend the Middle.
town Water Works act to amend sec.
l. chap. l6, Vol. XVIII, Senate bill to
amend sec. l, chap. 81 Vol. XVI;
House blll TO transfer George II.
Iownsends iarm to district lSI. Sns.
sex Senate bills changing the names
OF FINN girls To Pusey; House bills
changing the names Of Lynch boys to
Bratton.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
Business f.ncni

When you want ICE Cpr.
order and get the best 'y%Ee y' Your
orders filled promptly. wholesale
Prettyman's. " '"e Stale at
Window Shades and Snri..,..
At j. b. Coopers. Loops AMI 'I'j FE,.H1lures
Prettyman's. -''' Shoes at
VIM. p. Smithels has to lo..
IN sums Of 81 900 each and 'aIn aIl, 5000
Oh mortgage on farm land. '' Sz'3O0
rupture cure guaranteed. Easo....
iy atI1u OF Dus ness delay. Thous,I I'N'e. No or
GGtICular' Dr' > b Mayer, S 4 Arci, - cured. For
keystone HOTEL Reading, Pa.2d Sat. o ofe5.i rfi At
For the BEST Lemons in =,
10 Geo. NJ. stevenson's, Main Siraa, ir,a, 80
Best $l.25 Plow Shoe in fin. ....'I ,''
Prettyman's. " '"' world at
Table and Pocket CurIer,. ~,
Cooper's. ''eIy at J. B.
A few Carpets and Mattiro.
T. = Is. Cooper's will be sold a, 1.r,. ,t'I at
Solar Tip Shoes at Pretr,man.
, Pulpit and Family Bible, -,
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
The Charter Of nheswnld

An act was introduced in the Legis-
lature on Thursday asking for the in
corporation Of Cheswold. 1t covered
every possible contingency, taking the
reading clerk nearly a-half hour to
read it, and apparently had enough
law to cover city the size of Will
mington. This perhaps is the part of
wisdom, when it is remembered that
Wilmington was once no larger than
Cheswold. The bill as offered by Rep
resentative Clark specifies for its lin
its, a parallelogram S00x700 yards, to
have commissioners, alderman and
other officers necessary for enforcing
the laws. Among the specifications oi
the charter is, that within these limits
no intoxicating liquors shall ever be
sold or given away, except for sacra.
mental or purely medicinal purposes
Cheswold, or Morton, its former name
has never had any liquor sold
in it, and in thus fencing out
drunken brawls and homes where
wretchedness and penury have a lodg
nent, the inhabitants design to make
it the model town of the State.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
SENATE.

Wednesday, March 13th.-Passed
House bills to amend act to reincor-
porate Brights and Haines Glades
Ditch company; to divorce Josepb
Barker from Lizzie NJ. Barker: Senate
oil to amend the act to incorporate the
William Lea Il Sons Company: an act
for the relief of school districts in Sus
sex county an act to divorce Edith
Husbands from William Husbands
acts to incorporate X Of Hall Com
pany, the bachelor Boat Clu5~ and
Bureau Can Company No. l. An act
IN regard to notaries public; AN act
preventing the illegitimate use of G
A. H. insignia an act for the relief of
the Diamond State loan; an act to
authorize the opening of Eleventh and
Monroe's street in the city of Will
mingtOn.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20

The Peach Yellows bill slumberetb
ne latest objection is shat now as the
peratlons of the law are confined to
NusseX county, it will make the
reaches of that county sell at a better
price than can be obtained in Kent and
New Castle.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
Postofices of over $500 Salary.

Wilmington, r. II. Taylor, $3.1OO ;
Dover, John G. PenneWill, $1,7OO :
smyrna, John II. Bewley, 81 400; Mil
ford, X. Y. Watson, $1,000; Middle
town, w. Wood, 81 200; Newark, Sam
uel B. Herdman, 200; New Castle,
John B. Manlove, 81 900; Georgetown,
David S. Purnell, $1,000; Bridgevile,
q. w. Willin. S5O2.77; Camden, James
W. Cats, 5000 80; Claymont, T. n.
Baldwin, $31783; Clayton. J. :. Cas-
person, $45S.09; Delaware City, w. w.
Cheairs, 500 40; Delmar, William J.
l.. Sirmon, S36O72; Edge Moor, John
B. Cats, 1929 "A; FELTON,, Peter Crea
lick, S456.93 Frederica, w. II. Whit
aker, $484.S7 Frankford, Z. G. Col
inns, $558.27 ; Greenwood, David Por-
ter, $3O0.70; Harrington, II. J. Smith,
S'49.19; Laurel, l. Wootten, $S7l.76;
LeWes, Thomas +. Records, $Y4294
Milton, John B. Mustard, S437.94
Cheswold, Charles c. Boyer, $32O.3S
Newport, J. +. Porte S3l3T5; Odessa,
Lawrence II. Davis, %66O5O; st.
Georges, A. n. Sutton, 1913; Seaford.
Henry l.. Phillips, S9y6.36; Townsend,
w. A. Scott, $35021.
In the Wilmington post-oliico there
are IL clerkships within the gift of the
postmaster, ranging in salary from S420
to 81 200; also, Is letter carriers, whose
salaries range from $l00 to $1,000.
The post-ofilces at. Middletown and
Newark each have clerk at a salary
Of $500 per annum.-
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20

Senator Chace of Rhode Island. has
resigned bis seat in the Senate. His
reasons are said TO be Of business ma
ture. Lyman B. Gof, Benjamin N.
Nappum, Ex-Governor Wetmore and
Congressman SpOOner are said 20 be
candidates for his place. The Rhode
Island Legislature is still in session
and can elect q new Senator without
delay.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
Legislative Proceedings,
SENATE.

Monday, March llth.-Passed Sen
ate bill to amend chapter 5, Vol.
XVIII, Laws Of Delaware.
NJ bills were passed in the House
on Monday.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
on Monday.
SENATE.

Tuesday, March 12th.-Passed Act
in relation to the White Marsh Branch
Ditch Company; act to incorporate
The New York ANA Bay Head Termi-
nal Company; act 10 incorporate the
Delaware Screw Company House
Joint resolution to receive no new bus
mess after March 25th; Joint resolu-
ton to adjourn both houses April 5th
at p. NJ; an act to authorize the reg-
lstrar of chancery to record trustees
accounts and settlements; act to
amend an act in relation to the public
schools of Dover; an act to INCORPORATE
Georgetown Council, 0. L. A. H.: an
act to divorce George from Cora :.
Walker; an act to transfer the prom
erty Of 0. II. Gordy from district II to
I43 Sussex county; an act to enable
school district 81, Mill Creek hundred.
to expend its surplus money.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
Use Marvellous Cough s,rnn

., A |ure cure tor Coughs. Wb.o.f,..,.
'N'"i OF Ihrvat eiiec IONS of any KID ''S" HFnl-
y States Pencils, Pens, Ink. Ts,,.,.
o,ba. n[,'oero. .i, bI1nN Books, Cra},o. and N
school Books, at }. b. Coonrr.." al = 'he e
Store. upper Book
Custom Shoes made to mea.rr.
Prettyman's. '''0 ''"Ie at
est pSYGe oii @a5d Brilliant ia OIL the bes and SAT-
odaiiIi6. Blanh Books 30 J. all Styles, sizes and
cSlI Granite and Porcelain Tea and
IinsmGer q @', sets, plain and decorated at
Prettyman's. '' ''r al
- Order any Book you want. atJ p
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20

The Senate Of Rhode Island has
passed the Ballot Reform bill, to take
elect IN June 1889, instead Of April.
1889. In the House, the bill amending
Chapter SO, making the manufacture
ofliquor in the State common nui-
sance, was sent to the Senate.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
FOR SALE.

An ircn-gray Horse. year, old. we'll
broken. kind and gentle and IA good +r,,-
e.er Apply to J. &. BRINroN'S TN Am
STOVE STORE. Smyrna, Del .m2lt3
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
HOUSE.

Tuesday, March 12th.-Passed
House bill to regulate the navigation
of st. Jones river; Senate bill author
izing the Kent prOthonotary to make
new indices.
House bills to divorce George W
and Elizabeth 5. Mann to divorce
Mary A. and Charles w. Galloway :
to Incorporate the HGtna Hook and
Ladder Company of Newark to di-
vorce Thomas f. and Maggie Collins.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
SENATE.

Thursday, March l4th.-Passed +.
Acts to lay out public roads in Nanti.
coke, Broadkiln aud Baltimore hun.
dreds in Sussex county; an act TO in
corporate The Griggs Electric Signal
Company; an act to incorporate the
Merriam Land and improvement Co.
an act to allow citizens of Wilmington
to act as jurors in cases against the
city; a supplement to the act to nnite
the Laurel schools; an act requiring
the Street aud Sewer department 10
pay the damages in suits arising out of
imperfect streets acts diyorcing
George w. and Mary r. Meredith
Ernest from Kate Henderer. and
Charles w. from Mary A. Galloway !.
an act to incorporate the Camden Be.
nevolent Society an act to amend the
act for collecting School taxes.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
GRAIN.
OFFICE Oh

OFFICE OF
Philadelphia Z Smyrna Transportation cs=s.::.,r.
March 2Oth, 1889
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20

Senator Donahoc has bill in embryo
10 allow women the right to vote at
school elections in the city Of Whining
ton, The Senator will father the bill
ana urge its passage He holds that
women who pay taxes for the educa-
ton OF their children should have the
right to vote for those who educate
them. The bill will also entitle the
women to be members of the board
Tins privilege is now allowed in
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20

James s. Clarkson has entered upon
his duties as First Assistant Postmas.
ter General.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
NEW WHEAT
Carriage for Sale.

a good two-scat Carriage. in good order
very cheap. Sold for want Of u.a Az
ply to J. II TiyTnp 'P-
mch20t4 K.,--, A.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
TO SHIP PENINsULAR FRUIT TO THE
NORTH.

10 SHIP PENINsULAR FRUIT TO THE
NORTH.
Representative Clark has introduced
an act in the General Assembly enti-
lied An act to incorporate the Della.
ware and New Eng and COMPANY -
which purpOris to be a combine of rail.
reaGs to better enable the fruit-growers
oI the Delaware peninsula to marker
thelr iruit in the New England States
and Canada without ferriage at Jersey
City. The course Ofthe new route ac.
cordng to the map that accomnanies
the ON, Is over the present PennsvI-
wanna Railroad route to Trenton. y
- thence diverging to Easton. Pa
Il series OF comparatively minor rail
IUadS are traversed to Poughkeepsie
II. \. The recently erected brid0c
over the Hudson river is crossed at hi.
point, and the fruit is distributed from
lnere. The incorporators named in
me act represent millions of caDital in
New ork, Philadelphia and Boston
ana are as follows: John 5. Wilson
harleymange Tower, Jr.. Arthur E
AeWbold, Henry Mccormick. Francis
W; Kennedy, Stephen A. Caldwell
John W. Brock, w. w. Gibbs. Arthur
Brock, Henry 0. Seixsas. Josenh F
9lnnott, Charles F. Berwind and
Charles f. Morgan. The capital stock
"I the company is fixed at $500 600.
with unlimited powers of increasing.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20
SENATE.

Friday, March 10th. Passed Act
to authorize the payment of colored
school taxes in the hands of William
Herbert; act for the burial of indioent
soldiers, sailors or marines; act to di
yorce Thomas and Maggie Collins and
Jacob apd Rosa Walter; House bill for
relief Of district 81, Sussex for relief
of Gnmborough public schools: act "a
incorporate the Marshallton Iron
Works act TO incorporate Etna Hook
and Ladder Co.; act to change The
names Of the Lynch boys to Bratton .
a resolution exonerating Clerk Of the
Peace Cochran. ''0
Smyrna times., 1889-03-20

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W',jiI'n sle was Child, She cried for ,'..-.-'
Wheh ne became Miss, She chung d. r..r..-'
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