Smyrna times., 1889-01-30


Its annual meeting Feb. 4th. in Dove
The Middletown Ne,v Era celebrate
its hith anniversary on Thursday nipF
by banquet. LIE -
Inc Cambridge and seaford branc
OF the Delaware Railroad was rnn 1os
year loss of $4,000. ~ -'''
Colonel George W. Marshall. of Mil
ford, has assumed command of tb,
First regiment of Infantry.
The Presbyterin churchs of Middle
town, Delaware City and Odessa are +,
be supplied with new preachers.
Governor Biggs flowing gray Iocl,.
can be seen on our streets now nearly
every day, says the Dover Sentinel,
seventeen persons have professed
conversion during the extra meetings
now IN progress at the Odessa M f
church. ~ f.
Ityou have not examined the limo Of
Underwear and Furnishings kent bv
EDWARD u. Walls, do so when YOU are
q: W. Layton of the firm of F w
y W. Layton of 'Bridgeville, died at
his home in that town on Wednesday
after an illness ofsome weeks.
The Republican members oftbe Lev.
lsia'ure are over burdened with annii-
cauOns Tor Endorsements for offices nm
der the coming administration.
A. B. Frost arrived in Wilminoto.
on thursday, having ridden the entire
GlstaIce from Brooklyn, n. Y. on
yesterday. O''oA
Great revival meetings are in nro
gress at the NJ. Z. Church in Gaorr,o
town. The alter is crowded niGbs5I,, |
with penitents and many have pr5f.s:.
ed religion. F0'00S-
A juvenile band of thieves which
mad It's headquarters ia an old fsbiNl-
cabin on tae banks of the Brandv,--ineo
creek, in Wilmington, has been brola1
up by the G4iece.
Frank Smith, james Hogan and Ed-
ward wells were fined S2O and costs
eaeA oy the Wilmington AlunicinaI
Court yesterday for maintaining a d.
orderly "sOcial'' club. '''''
The travelling statesmen comnIain oe
tne great duliness of trade on me p.n |
lnsuia' Ihey say January is generally
dulI month, but their never yaso t
January like the present one.
Miss Lizzie Lee Hearne Of Georgo p
town and Albert Bacon of the sage [
place Will be married to day at Georga- a
toWn. Miss Hearne is a graduate Of il
delaware College of the class of '86. /;
Harlow H. Curtis has resigned his n n
position as State editor of the JEorojno a
NeGS ana will sever his connectio99 -, -
with that journal in two weeks. M u
Curtls Will probably pass the summer
at bis home in Newark. D,
The Laurel Gazette said in its issne P,
week before last, that the Sussex Ma. ~ ~
Ionai 10 Bank would be moved to Laurel ~ ~
l MS Is a mistake, aud the Gazette had ~ ~
10 authority for making such a stat -
neRt. Peninsula papers please COW. go ~
'eyord ReUieV. '0PS 90
Democratic Delegates from New Cas- wa
,e county will meet in New Castle on tel
lay II next, to consider the nueston on
a0ollshIng, in the interest of barmo- col
y the customary county meeting y for
inch has hitherto been the initiat0rr,, -
ep In eampaigne.
Ihe Experimental Station connected off
lLn Delaware College. is Drenarin@, viii
lother bulletin. This last includes a L
e month OF December. The next one of
Ill be issued in March. Active omar dra
ions are now noticeable about the sec
Hege, ana good work is being done 4
the Presdet and his assistants mig
DINNER AND RECEPTION To NTp wa. MA
LGGINs.-The Republicans of Milford 80;
u Cedar Creek hundreds have sent -
Z invitations for a dinner and recen- -
~ 10 be rendered Senator elect Hig- g.,
Is Is on Friday evening, FEBRUARY l. in the
nora. Prominent Republicans from the
parts OF the state will be present.
'lrs. Maria Causey. widow of tho 4
e Governor Causay o,d Vi 'ne Sens
Secretary of StateCanea,, Y9i,e5 Sinj VI says
ford on saturday, after an illness If men
} weeks. She has been very feebIe ton
many months and her death 1voe Deen
unexpected. She leaves three sons hx I,
one daughter WiIlis,, Z DE- peeI1 soIls by c
Jown w. Causey and Mrs. r. II mum
lliams L. Holy
trans
N extra freight train on the Pbila- copy
lhla, Wilmington and Baltimore in NJ
iroad was derailed at Landith Sta Tb
> near Wilmington, late on satur unde
hlg-t by defective frog. The "Ble.
motive and fourteen cars were pil. Tn
Up IN commission, but were not dam parae
70 any great extent. Travel was Frids
yea Tor several hours No one Good
injured five ,
ne schooner w. L. White, abandon l0u
her crew off the Delaware Bav cry
1g the great storm of March the X Odptl,
mas turned up stranded on the Ine II
rides. During all this time she HoO O'
led 0,OOO miles over the ocean couiIl
signted and reported fortv-fve | upon
ana described a ziz zag course copy
northeast, southwest, back and rom 5Il
to all points of the compass. Inc
e fruit growers are contemplating Nea
bic meeting to be held in Dover are in
lleh Professor Smith Of Washing people
VINO has been investigating agains
J yellows,is expected to talk on
lgan law on this subject. The me
Board of Agriculture is working nave
junction with the Horticultural from u
" OF the Peninsula to bring the they v
Ing about at an early date.-Ml- VIDE
,hrORicle. has res
evenin
Republican proposition to in we viii
the duty on timed plate is as in the
rous as it is absurd. It is in the secrete
OF direct blow at the hundreds lonely
lneries that have sprung up on along '
eninsula and that give profitable man ma
yment to thousands Of our peo- during
It's danger lies in this blow at our ticipate
ries as well as the industries of and Nj
states, while its absurdity lies in him, en-
= that there is not a pound of tin tended
made in the United States.-Sus- stanter.
nrndl. "intimi,
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AIT FOR ANXIOUS MAMMAs.-A stead ~
eiphla Times Washington spec picked
$; The mothers aud daughters Rvsdvk
senatorial circle are in state comes ,
sctancy over the acquisition of him co
Y senator from little Delaware. seconds
Oeen circulated around that he recover,
'nelor and a great society man. prined !
I liddle aged, handsome, eloquent and prot
me conversationalist, which fills endvke
. The looping Of the north-eas- Oneepst
ner OF the solid south is a good came 10
.ng' socially speaking. Senator exchang