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ALMANAQUE Domingo IA, " despu6s
de Pentecost6s, san Basiio 81 Magno.
EFEMERIDE 1926. Circular del Gobier-
no Superior mandando cumplir la Real Orden
de 16 de Diciembre de 1926 por la que Sc dis.
minufa ell ndmero de dias feriados.
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NE9osIo IMP5RTVNT7

negoeio, Sc traspasa un luen hotel en- Maya
giiez, muy bien nonsad0, con nlucha parroquia
3 esta situado en- 81 nlejoF pnnse de la loeaiiaa
Nota:-Su dueao Sc hsc. cargode poner Al earfieEl..
delnegocio del hotela Ia persols que 10 conpfss
Para infOrmes tiFijirse al director de Ia CO.
RfEsPoNpENcIA. 151l
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EL ENYIDIOsO.

Magnifco manzano
en- ell corral de un cl6rigo crecia.
Un vecino de enYidia Sc morfa
svi6ndole tan fecundo y tan lozano
81 nj manzano nj corral tenfa.
7 va Quesde otro modo
no supo desfogar su encono fiero,
arrojaba al frutal desde un granero
eldesper,iieio de su casa todo,
hacienda del corral estercolero.
Bie1 ensuci6 ell ramaje;
mas Ia lluVia su tempo 10 limpiaba,
la TERRA con la broza Sc abonaba,
y ell resultado fu6 de ruin ultraje
que mas fruto y mejor el arbol daba.
Mas it'll que nociva
es la gente mordaz que tanto abunda,
pues hace con su rabia furibunda
que el 1ntegro varon mas cauto viva
mas pronto a sus 6mulos confunda.
Tasn,no TTc..4Aonno
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Juan E1geniO HGrtgenabMsch.

Cobre laton en- planchas de lax So Y
1880 para forro de buques para alambiques
de todos gruesos de 5x5 pies, asi como las ho-
jas de feltro alquitranado, todo muy barato, Ell
el almacen de los senores NJ Roman y CO.,
PuertO-R Rico.
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- 90 AQUIn

Puntos en- donde SO vendo LA CORRESPONDING
GIA DE PUERTO-RICO:
TIENDA de D. Emeterio Ochoa plazuola
le San jose.
KIOSKO de la Marina. Capital
Z on el deposito dc HIELO dc BAYAM0N
de don Jose Texidor, calle do San jose n. AZ.
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H o NJ E N Al q 3
a Centro de InstrNcel6as y yecgeo de zoo AZ

az Ce1ltgO 0e I9StyetCc9O9a q fecre0 ne IO0 alta
Felig q pueblo que con libre acento
Celebra el triunfo de Ia f6 sublime,
le da juventud al pensamiento
Z abrevia el NAL del coraz6n quo gime
Felis 81 pueblo que con ansia mira
La estrella de un progreso sacrosanto
Y hace vibrar las cuerdas de la Ira
Y al viento da su melodioso canto
Todo sus ojos Sc presenta hermoso
Todo le causa admiration sencilla!
La luz, la sombra. al pajaro armonoso,
La tenue luz que entire celajea brIlla;
al consagrar admiration sincera,
Henchida de entusiasmo Y lOzan1a,
Surge esa f6 que hermosa reyerbera
Como entire nubes ell fanal del dia.
F6 que llamamos. con afectO immense
con noble entusiasmo, patriotismo,
F6 que en- su arranqUe celestial intense
COnvierte en- luz Ia sombra del abismo.
esa es la f6 que conservar debemos
Queen ella un bien universal reSalta.
Amor de patria que aumentar queremos
AL pronunciar el nombre de Toa-alta
"a Mayo 1891. -.
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Tabaco en- rama

Sc vende una partida de de Capas = Tripas
y Capas de la Plata. a precios modicos. Diri-
girse a don Luis Sanchez Morales Crisbo NUN.
IL. altos I5-I3
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O. a n O. ~

Por haIarse la duena ausente J. no poder
viVir en- esta Capital, Sc decide 4 vender la ca
sa ndmero a de la Gale del SOL compuesta de
altos bajos, bastante eapaz muy fIesca.
Produce $50 mensuales, tlaOdose sumamente
barata por la precision de venderla.
Informan, Luna 81 81
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EE Baron del MMro.

Soluciones-Del geroglffco Entire bobos
anda 81 juego.-Del arpa: Josefina.-De Del logo
grifo: Muy bonita.-De la fuga: Cuando 81 amor
Sc corona-en dos corazones fieles-una fecha
los traspasa--y una llave los detiene.
Las han enviado-Del arpa: Quieren OIli-
tas, Ailudlo y sarerrac, El Baron del Lago, Ell
Baron del Muro. Del logogrifo: E! desgraeia-
do, Quieren Ollitas, F. NJ. Prats, AiludIo y Sa-
rerrac, El Baron del Lago.-De la fuga Ailud-
10 Y Sarerrac.
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Vapores due Sc aguardan :

Pedro, ilegara & fiaes de este mes-J1tl50,
estara aqu: del 10 al 90, en- sustibuci6n del Ma
1a0elG. Esp05a0, debera regresar de Venezue-
la hacfa el 25.-Alfoaso XII, saldra ell 15 de
Cadiz-SDae0t6e TOeOeg, debe haber salido el 9.
de NueVa York.-St, Simon, estara aquie ell -
A1oVG, sali0 el 80 de Liverpool Catalan, sa-
li6 el 6 de LiveBpool.
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PERFILES

Sellama como un rey santo de Espana
que 70 no conoci
Su apellido es ilustre en- los anales de L.
historic de la cOnquista de America. Un an
tecesor de mi .... per7tlGdo fu6 el que hizo pre-
So sl terrible cacique Caonab0 Is condaio Ell
aEcas de su caballo al fuerte Isabella On Sant0
Domingo
Es de pequena estatura, Gamma dando
bandazos babor Y estribor como los.marinos.
en- TERRA; hace un Cucufate que no 10 meiora
nj 81 Gallo de la Passion; usa generalmente
fuses d cMGdr0; no gasta dinero on barberos ];
sc entretiene en- las labores de un pequeno ma
mey de Hacienda es casado; come tres veces
al Cia, vive en- Ia Gale de la Fortaeza, presume
depyesWnst7o j le tengo por un bueE amigo Y
cumplido caballerO.
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lIBRERfA DE o. OTERO.-PoNoE, PR
PyeMaiOS para eN0NaeMes.

Medallas de metal banco A.. 1926 docena.
Medallas de metal dorado. 4-5O
Medallas de metal dorado (cruz
relieve l..........s.... ..... 5-50
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UN YERDADERO AMIGO.

Dno de los Objetos que mas ha entusias-
mado Bismarck al leer 81 testamento del di-
fundo Molke, ha sido ell legado que este le hace
de una impoftante partida de los excelentes
cigarrillos de la Habana, Las Palmeras.
Nota en- secreto les diremos cue pueden
Vdes. encontrar esta acreditada marca, digna
de los paladares mas exigentes, en- la Gale de
San Justo mum, 81 en- Ambos Mundos, ALI
donde Sc vende tanta variedad de artfculos
pero, y tambien en- confanza, deben ustedes
apresurarse, pues nos consta que los agentes
no piensan vender dichos cigarrillos mas que
hasta el fin del mundo a las 81 de la tarde.
Ell vino Riojano genuine de Ales6n, Rioja,
que vende don Francisco Font, Tanca esquina
a Fortaleza, es el mejor que Sc importa 4 Puer-
to Rico.
Volvemos recordar al p1blico qua los
ndmeros atrasados de LA CORRESPONDENCE
los Vendemos 4 5 centavos ell ejemplar 5.3
lIBRERfA DE o. OTERO. PR.
PrenaiOS para eUGnesees.
Medallas de metal blanco A.. 1926 docena.
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Queen ella un blen universal reBalta.
Amor de patria que aumentar quereInos
Al prOnunciar ell nombre de TOa alta
"a Mayo 1891. -.
LanilIa de toda clas9 de colores, refrijerado-
res para aqua, banos grandes dez zinc, inOdoros,
pinturas de todas classes, esponjas para banos,
eta, etc. IA que no me adiginan ustedes dom
de Sc vende todo ESQ? En- casa de Armas y
Jimenez, nj mas nj menos.
Las buenas hamacas en- Yauco, los meren-
cues eE Aguadilla, cOrozos en- San German y
buena comida en- la CatalGn0, San Francisco
n1merO 56.
HASTA AHORA siempre ha dado los result
tados ben6fcos que Sc esperaba dc la combi-
naci0n.
chicago. NoVembre Z. 1878
He recetado la Emulsion de Sc0H de aceite
de hfgado de bacalaO etc., machosNde mis-
efermos con resultados muy alaguenos. Rara
ha sidO la vez en- que ha sidO tOmada con re
pugnanca pues es comparativamente de gus
to agradable; el est6mago la aeepta, hasta
ahora siempre liza dado los resu.tadOs benefcos
que SO esperaban de la combination.
Su alto. s. s. s. adams Allen, M.D.LL.D..
Presidente y Professor de Medieina Elemental
ILL.,, Estados UnidOs
Muy Sres, mios;C CencnrrOa en- lOs.qne dice
Ia anterior recommendation; pues he usado elre-
medic varias Veces. Jos. P. Ross, AN, Nd
Professor de Med1cina Clinica Intermediates
del pecho, Rush Medical Collegue, Chicago.
H., EE. Unidos.
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Sobrino de Lui1aY y Comp.

acaban de recibir LACONES y JAMONES de
Astulias muy superiores 15-l5
Hay que confesar que 81 amigo Gonzalez
Rs hOmbre que 10 entiende. En- su estableci.
mipntO "a EIegaN6ia CWbnna, may cerca de
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Mercedes de Ia Isla
MAYAGUFZ


CGf6.-Muy limitadas existencias activa
demanda. Gotham de $24 4 $26 por extremes
de caliaades
Agatc0r. .-El mercado en- caIma. Gotta.
ci0n nominal de $28 a So 8Orefino ordiGario.
M9e1es. .-Buena solicitud = Sc pagan de
SIG a $40 los 110 galones, segdn clase.
CaserOs. Sc sostienen de So 4 ST los
salados.
C0DebiOS.--
Londres, 90 DIV $5-875
Nueva-York, 3 div $2l por 100.
Espana, $14 por 100.
PONCE
CGfS-Firme, cotizamos Cubano, $241
-Pilon, de $25 q $253 -Lustrado, $25a a $26
segdn elase-Hay buenas existencias.
C0febjos. - Solicitados, tienden subir
Cotizamos muy firme:
Sobre L6ndres 90 div, $5-825a a $5-85 POI. 6.
DIV, $500 S.. 95.
= Espana s DIV, $l4 4 $I5 por 100. p
8 NeW-York 9 DIV, $2I q $22 por 100. r.
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sEccToN Dis UNGI0s
R ~

Sc ceden habitaciohea tfeseaa Tentiladas
Cruz, ntmero 20. Ga
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ANAGRAMA
CELESTOS RILf

Descomponer este ncmbre formar con
las letras el de una senorita que actualmente
reside en- esta Capital
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Las buenas hamacas en- Yauco, los \
gues eE Aguadilla, corozos en- San Gera
buena comida en- La Catalina, San Fra
ndmerO Sc.
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HASTA AHORA siempre ha dado los resul
5ados ben6fcos que Sc esperaba de la combi
Smyrna times., 1891-06-24
CheswOld Items.

Edward A. Evans near Cheswold
commenced cutting wheat Wednesday
of last week the 18th.
Il. Nj. Cooper near ChesWOld Thurs
day of last week shipped two barrels of
new potatoes, also placed some in the
home market that sold for $l.6O per
bushel. They were of Grown Jewelu
variety, of fine size.
John Wiley living west of CheswOld
had this year an unusually fine patch Of
STRAWBERRIES a fraction over three quar-
ters of an acre Of the Buback variety
that yielded between 600Q and 1000
quarts or approaching a quart to a
plant and netted him more than $4OO.
We hear this patch was pOllenized
with the Wilson pGrietg.
William :. Hardcastle and ThOs. d.
Garrison haye each secured new self
binders that hold and drop number
OF sheaYes together for the shOelker.
Ellhu Jefferson has marketed II
baskets Of cherries from q single tree,
Ia large yellow cherry which netted
him over $500.
The hea bug Is very destructive on
some sweet potato patches, and no
remedy has yet been discovered for
them They reyel in ParNgreen or
per 90
Smyrna times., 1891-06-24

The Peninsula Methodist of SATURDAY.
III speaking Of the trouble between
Presiding Elder J. A. Il. Wilson, Of the
Dover district, and certain churches in
his district said:
we deeply regret the state of things
IN TINS district, as disclosed at this
meeting, and think "a prompt interfer.
ence upon the part Of Bishop Fowler is
demanded, for the adjustment Of diff.
cultles and the pacilicafion of the dis
tnct. With the possible exception of
one chapel, the churches that closed
Cheir doors, IN protest against the ar
rahgement of the work at the last con
ference, are still closed. Instead of
Ine new circuit Of three churches two
OF them, Dover chapel and St. Jones
are closed, and Little Creek stands
alone while in lieu Of Dover Chanel
the presiding elder has organized a
society IN ArmOry Hall, with a view to
new church enterprise.
why may not all parties refer their
grievances to Bishop Fowler, with a
request that he delegate Bishop Foss
our resident Bishop, to give them -
hearing and adjust the whole matter ,
Certainly some such course is to he
preferred to the perpetuation of these
disturbed relations.5
Smyrna times., 1891-06-24

CHERIFF'S SALE
- by virtue Of a writ Of LevaH Tacias. 10 me
directed, Will bc exposed 10 Public Sale al The,
delaware House in the town Of smyrna buck
ware, Ou
FRIDAY, the 3rd day Of JtLT.A. D.. l.sl.
. at O'Clock, j.. IN,
the following described real estate 10 wit.
NJ" j. All that certain lot Of ground and rIcce
OF parcel Of lAud situated on Main street li tbe
town Of smyrna. in buck Greek hundred Ernt
county aud state of Delaware. bounded by land,
Ol Johu H. BeWley. by lot No. 2 herein after men
u9hed ana other lands containing iu the whole
Three Thousand Five Hundred and Twruty
Five square Feet of ground NOR. .,r les, with u
lWO-sLJIy DrIck dwelling house besides attic and
Olher improvements thereon erected the sHid
mouse having IL front ot tWeuty-siX feet nine
inches 'u Main street siDr--iii uut runuifir,
back that depth thiriy-oue and ii u..If feet
40. All that '.l lot piece. Dr Marcel of
ground situated on Main o.Ieet-54 me town a.
smyrna IN DUCK Creek hundred Keut-c1luty
ana state of Delaware. bounded by ilf -
above mentioned, By a lot OF Caroline rty,,dsE
ana other lauas containing in the guyl. fnwD
Thousand One Hundred and Eleven square Feet
Oh ground more or less, with a two story bricEs
house with attic and other thelTeoTl
erected, the said house having a font Oh Main
street aforesaid of eighteen feet threefnch and
running back that width the dspth Of thirtv-iiyc
geet. Iogether with all aRE singular the build
ihBs, hNures, woods wat IS wavs easements
improvements, privileges and anuurtiuauc., h,
tic asIQ lands and premi-c,, and 10 ever. Of
them belonging or in RuyN.,e upuerta.t.ug -tuJ
every part and parcel thereof
seized and taken in execution 4s .b, r.r,.t,.-fy
ol tkANkLIN IEMPLE administrators Of MARY
PATTERSON. FRANKLIN TEMPLE aJfsffi.. I'M. .
tof w.. Ann PAT ER-CN. decca~-! and SARAH
j., j., MA-"N. tcfre tenant flud wiI be- sold for
.,...-.,. AMOS coLE. sheriff
May -,. I-r... tI5.
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RE was some surprise in the

RE was some surprise in the
FACof Trustees of Delaware College
action Of the majority in declin-
confer the honorary title Of d..
now that the college had arrived at
mmanding position of respect and
dignity, when the same board did not
hes.l,tc under less favorable circum-
stances to confer said degree in former
years. The majority did however
compromise the matter by comforting
the title of L. L. D. on the president
of the board, DIR. L. P. Bush, who has
the warm respect of his friends in Viii.
mingtOn, as local physician, but who
was surprised himself at the action.
-Ex-Gov. Biggs was one of those who
up strongly for the Board con-
honorary titles as they had
.e in previous years, and could not
e the institution was any less a col
ge because agriculture was taught
ere. The names of Rev. Keigwin of
e Presbyterian Church and Martin
lie and Watt of the Methodist church
ad been presented by their friends.
le Ex-Governor thought that if the
lane of Mr.. Keigwin had been alone
land his pulpit abilities make him
wC4thy of the title) he would have
gone through, but to be consistent in
keeping the other two out. he had to
be likewise shelved. Mr.. Biggs thought
er non action savored of hostility to
omination from the families of
fe expected to get the
3 ee our gre5s students, and that it
we'll to let this feeling be
&S1P
Smyrna times., 1891-06-24
The Dover District Troubles.

We have received, and cheerfully
give place to the following note from
the pastor at Little Creek. The article
which the writer sets out to correct
was copied from the Dover correspon-
dence of a Wilmington daily, and due
credit given. The other papers of
Wilmington as we'll as the Record of
Philadelphia, and weekly papers in
the State had accounts Of the meeting
Of the Stewards, all conveying about
the same intelligence,
Mr.. EpIToRi
Dear Siri-In your last issue state
ment was made which was partly false,
partly true which statement wish TO
correct.
Mr.. Voshell was refused seat in
the District Stewards meeting, on the
ground that he was not Steward from
Little Creek, which was correct; never
theless, the Presiding Elder thought
Nc. VosEgs was District Steward until
Aelore the meetiRg
Smyrna times., 1891-06-24

WE give on our first page an account
OF the meeting of the peach men at
Middletown on Thursday. It. was
more OF conference than conven-
uon' as no definite resolutions were
adopted or action taken. It served
good purpose however. as il
brought the growers and the buvers
together, the first with the estimates
OF the crops from the different parts of
the Peninsula. This is set down at
from 100000 to 100000 baskets,
mostly on trees over FIVE years old
Inc lower estimate will doubtless
prove the nearer correct. This. if
realized, will put 1891 somewhere in
ting neighberhOod of the great crop of
lSI when 9,O72 cars and 4,9S9, 600
askets were sent to market. But
ou ralaoad facilities for marketing are
far eheat Of sixteen years ago.
Smyrna times., 1891-06-24
OHRRIFEs SALE

CtHERIFE'5 SALE.
- by Virtue of writ Of Levan Facias TO me
directed, will be exposed 10 Public Sale at Inc
Delaware House. in the town Of Smyrna, Duck
Creek Hundred, Kent County aud State OF Della.
ware, on
THURSDAY, the 2d day Of JULY, A. d. 1891.
OF o'clock p NJ, the following real estate Ia wit
All that certain farm or tract OF land situated
IN kenton Hundred, Kent County and State of
Delaware, adjoining lands Of John Mustard
lands Of William Stevens lands of Thomas Da.
Wis. lands Of DR.. Jacob G, Streets lands Of Rachel
II. Darrah, lands Of Russell COe, and lands OF
Joseph l.. Cavender, aud being the same farm or
tract OF land which was sold under proceedings
had in the Orphans Court In and for Kent
County Nt the March term thereof, A. d. 1880, as
the prop0rty OF David Jones' deceased, and pur.
chased by the said David Jones the mortgagor;
said farm contains One Hundred and Seventy
Acres of Land. moro or less. The improvements
upon which are q twostOry frame dwelling with
back building attached, barn and stable, car
riage and wagon house, and other small out,
buildings also 2,50l TO 5000 peach trees aud a
lot Ofapple trees and small fruits. Together with
all and singular the buildings, fixtures, woods,
waters, ways, easements, Improvements prlvi.
leges and appurtenanceS TO the said lands aud
premises and 10 every Of them belonging or in
anywise apperlaining, aud to every part and
parcel thHrtOf
Seized l.Iti taken In execution as the property
Of AYlll-4ONES and MARGARET l.. JONES,
ms w.. - win be sold for cash. -
AMOS Ga
Mice, Dover, Del JuT
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FOR the smyraa Times

The Loyal Temperance Legion gave
quite bright entertainment at their
closing exercises, held in the Good
Templcrs' room, Friday evening, 10th,
consisting of the folio wing programme:
Song The Y is Marching On, ............
Song The Better Day will Come .........
Responsive Reading.
Song Temperance Bells" ...................
Recitation The Funeral. " ....................
Grace SWinnay
Solo. -" "Aaucy Lee, ....... Hettie richards
Reading Course of True Love too
Smooth, ....-........., Edith Beck
Solo" Down the Shadowy Lane She
Gues, ,....,."...,,..., Katie Beckett
The Yankees Stratagem '.......................
Misses Beckett and Lank, Messrs.
Jones, Smith, Truax, Cotton, Riggs
and Farrell.
Song There are Bands Of Ribbon
w hlte, .......... Legion
In response to request from the
Superintendent, Mrs. Eva Riggs, for
an imprOUptU speech, Mrs. Kate F..
Smithers earnestly appealed to the
boys and girls for fidelity to their tenn
perance principles during the vacation.
The pleasant exercises of the evening
closed with a reading by the assistant
superintendent, Miss Rena Williams,
entitled Rock of Ages "
The Band of Hope held the last
meeting of the Summer also, Friday
afternoon, and it is u matter Of regret
that through q mistake the Superinten-
dents, Misses Carrie Beck and Susie
Hudson and the dear little people were
disappointed in their expectation of an
audience. Press SUPT..
Smyrna, Jnne oath.
Smyrna times., 1891-06-24
INrHE REGISTERS COURT,
In the matter of the Proof
Of the last will and les ,-,,,,,, ,,,,.
lament of George W. MN NOO
Humutfne HonnognH

In the matter OF the PrOOfl
Of the last will and Tes- ,,,s,,,, ,I,,.,,,,,.
lament of George W. N-Nl NONNl L.
Cummins deceased,
And now 20 wit this fifteenth day of June A
ID. 1891 it appearing 10 the Register that the ci:a.
ton issued In this case has been returned by the
Sheriff non suit invent to Margaret 2, Lea.
Susan Fisler Cummns, Alexander g. Cum.
minis Jr., and Walter Cummins and that they
are not within the State of Delaware and that
they can not be served with process
II is therefore ordered by the Register that the
said Margaret 7. Lea Susan Fisler CummiES
Alexander G, Cummins Jr. and Walter Cum
minis appear before the Register at his office i'm
Dover on Wednesday, the eighth day of July A.
D. 1891 at o'clock in the afternoon, that being
the time and place appointed by the Register for
the hearing of the proofs certain paper writing
bearing date the twenty eighth day Of December
A. d. lSSS, aud purp0ring 10 be the last will and
testament OF George W. CumminS, deceased
And il IL further ordered that a copy of this
order be posted at the County Building in The
town of Dover, for the space Og three weeks and
be published in the SMYRNA TINES a newspaper
published IN the town of smyrna, Kent County
Delaware, for the space of three weeks before the
said eighth day of July, 1891
Given under the hand and seal Of Office
rsRAIl of the Register aforesaid at Dover
Kent County aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
4, T. COOPER, Register.
Smyrna times., 1891-06-24

A branch of The Delaware Fruit Ex.
change IS to be established at Easton.
and at many points of the Delaware
Railroad. A large peach meeting at
Easton on Tuesday endorsed the bro
Ject Bids to furnish baskets ranging
from to 81 cents. .
Smyrna times., 1891-06-24

The corporation of the Delaware
Terminal Railroad effected prelimin-
airy organization yesterday, at Dover,
with Speaker Sirman for president and
John ID. Hawkins, secretary. The
company proposes to build a road from
Lewes to connect with the New Jersey
Central, and get to New York via Bonn
bay Hook.
Smyrna times., 1891-06-24
Maryland Items.

The first Virginia peaches Of the
season arrived at Baltimore on the
steamer Richmond, Saturday.
A young women was found uncon-
sclous and beside the railroad track in
Micomico county, Saturday, with a
bullet wound in the head.
Smyrna times., 1891-06-24

For he Smyrna Times
My DEAR MR.. HOFFECKER
May ! have little space to correct
an impression that may have gone out
from your kind notice OfMy Children's
Day address ? Nothing but slip of the
tongue could have made me say that
cards belong to the list of innocent
amusements. The quotation in the
paper was, (which innocent in them
selves were often the means of great
mischief, never doing any good and
often Il great deal of HARM" Ed. The
evil we see resulting from their use can
not be counted for by associations" and
"abuse." They are themselves an
abuse. The principle miscalled, of
chance, has no existence. The law
of the world is order, not hap-hazard.
God is the only chance. Appeal to
chance is nothing lighter than an APP
peal to the Creator. Those who play
games which are gambling with the
money left out, would hardly play so
cheerily il they realized they were
summODing the Lord of Hosts to wait
on their frivolity. Every abuse car
ries with it its own commensurate re-
ward, and this one is not the exception.
Idleness, confusion of moral sense, and
many like results are daily seen fol-
lowing in the wake of social game of
cards, while worse but wait their
chance. Yours Sincerely,
CROFTON G. ADAMS.
Smyrna, June 2Sd.