Smyrna times., 1890-06-18

lnt n ZONES Neck last week.
,,;of Justice Comegys arrived in
oo,asnstown oro on saturday.
49,. will be no graduating class at
tl Dover public schools this summer.
r.1M Chambers Packing Co. of
lae are running ON berries, having
5ge orders
rs.ra j. no change in the condition
.Iijss In5,v Pavnter except that he is
goring weaker
,,,rondree Downham of Washing
snending few days among old
lend lends at Georgetown.
p,.rberries are in demand. Grow
A@1fb l;n ffbe vicinity of FELTON, haYe sold
a''l t,;. croD throughto dealers at 8 cts.
psrquart'
Tho Niddletown Transcript and the
Va Ira are threshing over the old
ga . in relation to the nomination of
Goyernor Bggs.
" Henry Jacobs, proprietor of the
.iosic Hotel. formerly clerk of the
E,attal I,,tl Hotel, died Wednesday at his
home in Leipsic.
The Delaware farmers have declared
.,ainsr military encampments and Mr..
5iairmay shake hands gleefully with
y. rillepnjum.-S -SUSSer COuntidn.
lanes W. Ponder, son of ex-gOver
ar Ponder graduated from SwathmOre
rs.teriay. w. and he will study law
9nder willard salisbury, Jr., Esq.
The Cqsser Couatiaa is the name of "a
nav naper published at Laurel, Del.
4. .neceeds the Harrington Enterprise
Harrington Sun and Kent COuntian.
The Lew Court of New Castle coun-
wis still piling up a public debt. A
ronple of weeks ago $4,000 more was
brrowed and run the floating debt up
to $4,000.
While at work in sheriff Aliens
backward. near Wilmington, Saturday
Inn Thshmm. colored. was taken
win nemmorrhdge and died in a
few minutes.
The Presbyterian Alliance of Will
ngytoa Wa incorporated by Judge
Grubb Saturday. The object of the al
lance is to erect churches in differ
slt parts OF the city
4 singular coincidence in Blackbird
hundred was that Mr.. Rothwell re-
e5yed precisely the same number of
votes for sheriff that he received for
Levy Court four years ago, 132.
Superintendent Bessey has finished
/ he visitation of all the schools of
New Castle county for the spring and
summer. The total enrolment of pu-
pills in this county for the present
year Is l4,l6S.
The first ripe peach of the season was
seen at Milford on Tuesday. 1t was
/ pucked from tree in the garden of
Captain Henry Shockley, IN South
Milford, and was Of the Briggs Red
Nay variety,
Rev. 7. F. Nartindale delivered the
hccalanreate sermon before a very
arge audience at Delaware college
Sunday The auditorium was packed
from platform to the entrance. The
singing was very fine.
It will be interesting now to watch
the contest for the pr0thOnOtary' Office
which becomes vacant the 9TH OF July.
General Theodore +. Armstrong and
Peter A. Horty Of Wilmington are
candidates for the office.
The trOtler F.irt, owned by William
B. Biggs of MiddletOwn, won the $50
rce at the spring fair of the Chester
County Agricultural Society at West
Chester Pa. Tuere were eight star
teFs, four of whom took a heat.
Herbert Deakyne, of New Castle,
graduated at West Point last week
sanding fourth in his class of54. Dur
lnghis term at the Academy he has won
number Of prizes. He was at one
tine student Of Delaware College.
Rev. jacob Todd, D. D., of Grace
NJ E. Church, is reported to be much
better The next operation on his eye
Will be made next month. He deliv-
cred the baccalaureate sermon at a
College in Central New York Sunday
A drove Of army worms that made
he road black crossed from the farm
o. Benjamin Potter to the wheat-field
aDavid Mills. in Cedar Neck, near
Milford day or so ago. There were
MILLIONS of the pest, and they covered
ae road for half an hour.
A story is told about a sportsman (?l
snO IN endeavoring to unhoOk an eel
ION hls line unwiitingly allowed it to
Ipup his sleete, and after almost di.
.ellng himself of his clothing in pur-
sM OF the fish it escaped into the
'aier by way Of his trouser leg.
Leighton Lee, son of Dr. Benjamin
ase Of Philadelphia, and grandson o.
'ls late Bishop Alfred Lee, was mar
Ne Nsl on Wednesday at noon to Miss
Aay Cook Justice, daughter of Mr.
sIu Mrs. w. w. Justice of Philadel.
pElia' In Calvary Episcopal Church
Germantown.
NTs David Stevenson, of Whining
Su' mas purchased through Messrs
S.atk q McLear at Eighth and Marke
SM,seIs, the three-story dwelling, No
a1 west street, for $500. She il
lasiog 1t remodeled, and will remov,
wy from her old residence in Kinl
aee'' which she has occupied 70
-'ay years, in a short time.
NJ LiNsIANELY KILLED BY A FALL
,sas IuOLnas Riley, IA bricklayer, fell from
III scanold on the new brick building
a. NY erected by Joseph Levi, MOnda,
DGVer, and was Instantly killed
s. ans mead struck a joist and wa
S1ushed. He came there about te
m:,s N.Y. ago from Wilmington, where hi
voef ~o'uef resides He was about 2
i ia.s OF age and unmarried, an
eu with his mother and brother
AFTER GAME LAW VIoLAToRs.-
..ec1lve n. B. Hutchins of Dover
M "a 70 Wilmington in the interests {
ws.y yGame Protective Association las
S,, e4 looking after violators of th
sooi.o e Jaws. Last season five partridg
ha No. ana eight hens were placed o
CA ao arm of Charles II. Griffith. r,
d dIiy Hy the Italians in the western pal
pa,,.;, sue city have been shooting th
bs'uges, bss. and all the cocks haV
lion N ! iAent ili County the delegate ele
Ro5ass. likely to be fight betwee
); Reynolds and the field, bI
spt "a" ;S" castle and Sussex the prevs
gsiion iuea Is to elect an unpledged del
yen,;u, yu, 50 that the majority of the CO.
hciioun hi'On ,unlnfiuenced by personal ar
DovoOtna feeling, can assemble
dtpa,;aand dti and after a calm review of Il
nav n-s'OG vSe make whatever nomination
bes,e oe deemed to the best interest