Smyrna times., 1890-06-04


cratic shrievalty contest in New Castl,
county.
Sunday was Children's Day at the M
f Church at Dover. The church wa,
handsomely decorated with flowers
Collection, $3.50.
Company, G. d. n. G., is holding 81
fair at its armOry in Georgetown foI
the purpose of raising money to Dur.
chase a flag for the company.
Atthe next meeting Ofthe Wilmin o.
ton NJ. E. Preachers Association Rev.
A. I Scott will deliver the only writ,
ten address Of Bishop Scott.
A young wife of Delaware Citv. in
cooking some onions for her husband
last week, soaked them in cologne
that his breath might smell sweeter'
United States Senator George Grav
Mrs. Gray and Miss Mary Cooper are
at West Point, y. y, where the duties
of a government visitor called Senator
Gray.
Rev. Alexis Ir.nee Dupont Coleman
was ordained 10 the priesthood in St.
Johns +. +. Church, IN Wilmington ON
Sunday morning by his father, Bishop
Coleman.
Harrison Rothwell, alias 'Sugar
Awful, au tscaped convict from New
Castle Jail, was captured in Phlladel-
pha aud committed to MOyamensiny
prison. He Is IA lO-year convict.
CT. ILL.,, ,,p A..
B. Cooper in North Murderkill hum
dred were burned on May 2S. Il is
thought that the fire originated by chill
dren dropping matches or Goals around
the buldlug.
john ". Salphin, of Trenton, N.
and Miss Mamie H. FeDnimore. dausb-
Ter OF Edward G. Fenni,nOre. of d" The
Rocks, near Odessa, We're married at
the latter place ON Monday evening
May 26, at 5 o clock.
DELAWARE COLLEGE CATALOGUE
The annual report and catalogue of
Delaware College contains inter
esting statements concerning the
growth Of the institution. The college
Is fast making for itself an enviable
place.
John c. File. member of the firm of
File. Derr, llanly x Co, importers and
dealers IN hosiery aud not ions, is ac-
cnsed OF embsZzlmg neary all the en-
dowment fund Of the Lutheran Or
phans' Home Of which he was treasu-
rer.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Amanda L. only daugb-
ter of H. c. Woicott of Harrington. to
DR.. John A. Klump of Willamsport. Pa.
The ceremony will take place in the
new NJ. Z Church at Harrington. on
Wednesday, June II. A reception
will follow at the home of the bride.
the Odessa v. F.. Sundav-school
takes the cake for good music. Miss
Fannie Grifienherg. organist; George
Rose. Trombone; Henry Heller. cor.
netist F. TYSON, flute, and John
West double bass fiddle, assisted hv
nearly 100 male voices. and the whole
under the leadership Of Mr. Joseph G.
brown. The windows fairly rattle.
Herald.
WILL BE BROKEN UP.-It Is the in
tentlOn ofth Law and Order Society
10 prevent Sunday base hall nlaving
10 and around Wilmington. As the
ponce officers have no authority be-
yOnd the municipal limits, the atten-
ton of Sheriff Allen was called to the
matter and Sunday he and a posse
were busy dispensing these Sabbath !
breakers in the fields and meadows
around the city.
The opinion gains ground that we
are TO carry over nearly 40 1000 OOO bu-
smells OF wheat on July / next in excess |
OIlne quantity carried over one year |
ago. as was pointed out in Bradstreet.s 3
iast week. Believers in higher prices |
point to reported prospects for crop
0Ionly 4l5,000,00O bushels of wheat
sns year as compared with 400. 900. 900
bushels IN 1889, as an offset with a ten
uency to favor holders of grain.
The election for Democratic men,
Oers OF the county committee resulted
as follows: Observation-Disclosures
lynch 1873; Thomas Toy, 129 New
Nastie-James B. Toman, 1913: Will
iam Herbert, 1856; White CLAW Creek
william L. Wier. no opposition st.
Neorges, Leonard G. Vandergrift, no
opposition; encader-Rickard l.
lam, no opposition ApOquinimink-
" " A. Scott, 40; Joseph Roberts O;
samuel Peachy, l. -
Inc man who takes a newspaper
"ou the pOst-Ofiice with no intention
l. ever paying his subscription would
", 'o nlgnly indignant and grossly insul-
.0u u he were called a thief. Yet a
solr' 10 Ohio recently convicted forty
r'll. ~ OF that calibre and allowed the
PuOlsher, who brought the suits. Judge
@ent to the full extent Of the bill in
g'ery case. The crime charged was
,dfeeny. A few more cases NAV boom
iuo coilection business and cause leg
ahluence.
OAADEN CANA meeting of the
managers y Of Camden onion Camp
SSrGlnd y was held Thursday. The Rev.
a. H. Rawlins wa4 made president of
BOARD. W. E. Smith secretary and Can
e'a Mench treasurer. II was decided
,o ~ oulId large and cOmmOdiOus audi
sOnum. and bids will he asked for its
.'eetOh. The committee on the erec-
,Oh OF tents was instructed to cOu-
sec1 ior tents at the lowest figure at
,,EE'naole. ~ The price of board during
AZ az camp was fixed as follows. By the
Say including lodging, 81 by the
SeA %. Special arrangements can
'' made for families Of four or more
tHE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.-The |
61laual ~, Convention of the Diocese of
- 'i1aWare ! will be held at New Castle |
~ Iuav, June 4th. During the cOnven-
MI all devotional exercises will be
m .'u In the church. The business
Eoe'lngs will he held in the old Court
fuse The program is as follows
psuay, June 3, o'clock p. m.-
WeSSching by Rev. Charles r. Murray.
9o,.Iiuesday, 8 o'clock, morning prayer;
lon ..o,eek-opening of the business sess-
nj ~ 20 O'Clock celebration Of the
Re- communion and preaching by {
nra. Joseph Beers, the convention
Inssss O'clOck--convention bus
'ss session.
bs.V IA AroEs WILL BE EPLENTIFUL-There
a. cot been before such a fine outlook
Sbosa AFge potato crop on the Eastern
lead;1 it Is estimated by some of the .
ibs truckers in different parts Of
acre. ehlnsula that the increase in
swas,e this season planted in ,
eiobtt potatoes is more than one
d.. he plants are looking well.