Smyrna times., 1890-04-16


sTn on Monday
u..oal burning is a growing in
,..Iry cn1iii in Sussex county
plock is president of New Cas-
!, y New EVIL Board of Trade
no,oware Field Club, Of Will
.5soD' 5eS NV will have " $4SOO Club house
,,.,,;.o p Phillips, of near Delmar
Eli Whiting three legged chicken.
~. Baltimore and Eastern Shore
!uo !uood will be in running order by |
line.
n Gray's dwelling at Williams
4. =, \, has been destroyed by fire. Loss
500.
o...0s Supervisor S. J. Wiley has
uCiJsd C the State into seventy-nine dis
Fcs.
s,.u If be Marvel and Willis, or
D,'Sa,ison oaa,, and Bacon p Milford |
Chronicle.
,.,srapus is being shipped in small
.aa0fities from the lower part of the
Peninsula
r,Governor Charles c. StOckley
ri soon erect a handsome residence
10 Georgetown
Samuel P. Truss, one of the best
toowD citizens of New Castle, died
Friday aged Il years.
Cards have been issued for the mar
.;.@s of William r. Ryan and Miss Jo-
,a1bine Atkinson of Harrington.
Grin sufferers will be pleased to
l.,rn that a man who discovered an
Snyrip has already made over 81 900
WO
Tuo MiddletOwn col0red women re
..ntlv engaged in fight over a coat
Trt6 81. Hair flew in all direc-
ions.
VIM Knowles, of Frederick, has been
n.ointed to a position in the de-
mrtment of public printing in Wash
ngtOn.
Geo. W. Ingram, has sold the farm
Of Samuel Thomas, containing 10
1res. situated near OAes>a, to J. c.
IOrbit for $55 per acre.
Edward Lowery Of Milford, who was
scently appointed to 4 $3.50 per an
nun office in Washington, is to be pro-
noted next month to a clerkship worth
1920.
Levy Courtman Wier places the as
,ss of New Castle county at 81 1885,
0O the bonded d6bt at $4,000 aud
tie floating debt at from $4,000 to
100000.
1t is said that the late John Mccoy
Gd not owe cent when he died Mr..
Nathaniel Williams. administrator
will ind but little difficulty in fixing
up bis estate.
The steamer Thomas Clyde will not
stop at Augustine Pier the coming sea-
son. The following steamers will stop
there: John A. Warner, Richard Stock
ton aud Wilmington.
The Kent County Farmers Insti
tute, in monthly session at Camden on
Wednesday, adopted a resolution urg-
ing Congress to speedily enact the bill
tOpTevent lard aduteratiOn.
The term of postmaster Watson o
Milford will expire on the 2Sth of the
present month. The candidates for
the place are Wm. V. Sipple, James P
Pierce, and Andrew T. Thomas.
J. L. Smith has sold his mill prop
erty, located FIVE miles northwest O
Milford to L W Belts. of Frederick
for $1,000. Mr. Belts will put the rol
ier process into his new purchase.
Amy the daughter of Mr.. and Mr.:
Lewis w. Gibson rector of Christ p T
church Dover died Sunday evenin
aged l6 years, after an illness of on
week Of pleurisy and heart trouble.
Mr.. Higgins secured the appoint
ment Of Alfred G. Cox to succeed th
Democratic incumbent at MiddletOwu
for once, however, be made a happ
selection and got an uuacceptiOnabl
man appointed.
Wednesday the name of Rev. Jam,
=. Kerr, Father Kerr was sent to tE
senate by the President, to be arm
C.naplain. Mr. Kerr is now and hi
ior several years been rector of Chr j
Church Milford.
E. W. Dawson who went fro
smyrna to Newark a year or two al
aad started a creamery, has the cred
u making the best bu'ter that goes
ae Wilmington market-guilt edge
"feIalls at AZ cents a pound.
Charles L. FORESTER, of Camden, h
aAa the size Of his ears reduced by
operation SSi at the Jefferson Medic
vOhege, Philadelphia. They are nc
more symmetrically shaped, and
p. cause Mr.. Forester any social u
easiness.
sIong help it is claimed has come
sle republicans of Sussex in the ST
.O'g KeUleU removing to Georgeto'
s.I .I coming out as a Republican jOI
Ia ss.' The Laurel Gazette, too it is si
"a. 1as come out Republican during {
alss Matte Bonner, of Wilmingt
Ia' oeen awarded twenty-five dolli
s9ld by the Philadelphia Item
M oesI article on Naming the Bah,
ane,e were many competitors, IN
.oIOlhed efforts covering fifty
"lanns in. the Item.
i is said that John E. Smitbers
iss.Ote i'saeriea' has lost his place in Wa
s'on because Of inebriety. Smith
sc census enumeratOr in 1880
u'n Murderkill, and his report v
n, ,,smarkable for good penmans
ms ae secured a place in the C.
Years. "''N y" io' nearly
~. Inc big ship Rappahannock, wh
oSTg F' grounded and afterward anchO
eIs..ewy New castle, in the Delaware Ri
eIssa 3, Yea Friday for Hioga. Japan.
ol SIehg lightened of 10000 cases
ans s.e vessel crossed the Bulkhead
M. was then reloaded. She star
6.u sae biggest load that ever sal
''"n the bay.
hs hssek or so ago Detective Hui
Ha olonnght suit against Vincent
Rs y ~ Blackbird for hauling dirt f
pro, delaware Railroad COmpaI
r,sslly' AT the trial before So
a I'oa I've al Townsend. Hill was req
bss, pay sSy line and costs amount