Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1891-09-02

@'S" OdSIlO jail.
" cards are out announcing the ma
rage of Miss Annie L. Stevenson
daughter of Mr.. Edwin NJ. Stevenson
re OF Dover, Del, to Mr.. Winfield s
K. Ihomas. of salisbury. The ceremo
ny VIII be performed in the Methods
d episcopal Church, in Dover on Tues
r, uay afternoon, September 10th, a
two o'clock.
|. Another preacher who hasn't enouoI
f work to do in his pastorate. has tnr1'
ed up. newspaper publisher. but hi.
paper mas a field and object. Rev
, AlOyslus Green, chaplain of the iot.
House OF Representatives. of Wvom.
Ing, Is the editor, and his Daner is
called the Ep,0Orth NelUs.
SHUT DOWN.-Our shirt factory ia q
thlng OF the past. 1t shut down On
Saturday last and Manager Vauobn is
looking for location in another stat
Win a dlvy.-SdJem Sunbeam.
The Mr.. Vaughn above referred to
Is the gentleman who is to locate the
shlrt factory at Middletown for which
$4,000. 0''''Oeu nearly
jim" TRUITT CAPTURED. The mo-
torlous Jim" Truitt, the Kent comfy
negro desperate, who SO murde-onsjy
assaulted J. B. Hubbard, an old and
hignly respected citizen of FELTON,. has
nee 1eeh captured in BOrdentown, N. j
lie capture was made by means of
uecoy letters. TRUTHS brother lives
at BOrdentOwn and the culDrit has
been staying with him.
Sheriff Amos Cole sold the FOLLOWING
real estate Farm of Joshua NJ. Mill
IN Mlspillion hundred, consisting of
q acres 70 Paris T. Carlisle, for $1,000.
larm o. VIM. II. Sapp, deceased, con-
ISSUING OF 90 acres, TO RObt. w. Rev.
! nolds, for 81 $50; Garnsof Dennis o..
nor, situated IN Aliford huhdred. con.
slsting of 63 acres, duviling and LOT to !
JOS. +. Perkins, for 81 900.
Ire mail train south on Tn prsdav
morning ran into the rear of an emDtv
peach train near Farnhurst. demolisb.
ing three freight cars and the caboose
ana badly damaging Engine No. 81 of
the passenger train. 1t is stated that
Une trelghC train was long one and
got stuck on the switch curve. and the
conductor was too slow in SIGNALLING IN
the passenger train.
brakeman William Dimes, of Bridge-
vile, was struck on on the head nv an
overhead bridge at New Castle Satnr-
uaY' lie Will probably recover, although
ne Is seriously hurt. Brakemen LANES
Nelly and Carswell were Injured
whlle coupling cars. The former was
oadly cut in the face by a counting.
pm breaking, and the latter had his
right arm crushed. I
Delaware farmers ought to take adj Fl
vantage of the opening of the new 9
market house at 31st and Market a
streets, Philadelphia, early next .
month. The railroad company will
run market train TUESDAYS and Fri.
lays for their accommodation and =
'hey should see to it that this train is
ne pest patronlZed on the road. The
advantages are all with the farmers
IS 1t brings them into direct contact
With the consumer. q
FARMERS SWINDLED.-Seyeral far
ners IN the vicinity of Wyoming, were
wlndled out of wagOn-lOads of water. 81
Melons on Friday. A man at the de. h
OI bought enough to load car, and
ave IN payment checks on a Dover &c
anK' Inc man engaged more water 81
ielons TO be delivered on Saturday.
W was not there to receive them. 81
ne checks proved to be worthless and OF
ne man had skipped out. A
Inc excursion to Ocean CITY on
hursday was the largest of the sea
IN The train was packed with peo-
e. the alsles and platforms being
DIVIDED. On the hOmeward trim inst
ter leaving Berlin, Reynolds Cook
ID Dr' McCauley, of Wyoming. got
hghtIng in one of the cars and dur.
the melee Cook was stabbed in the
yht side, by whom it is not known as
Veral were drawn into the fight.
SMALL CROP OF TOMATOES If 10
3 general report from Hartford conn
that this will not be "bi0 Tomato G
son." In Baltimore it is Stated bv DC
extensive packer that the tomato yO
'p of the State "has all gone to ~
ces, and that very limited prepare a.
l Us are OeIng made in this city for tnt
s king. 1t seems as though the otf
les came up promising and gave good
.lcations OF a large yield, the weather
oeen untavora6le to the maturin q
1t, and there will be but a small
p.-BGttimOre Sun.
William Walker, of REYNOLDS, Mill
'ut 3 miles from Milton, was kiIlej
his brother George Wednesday aE.
noon, IN an alteration in their ia. I
RS barn. During the fight George
<ed up spade and struck William IND
tne leiS eye, tracturing his skull. ers
TT distance away but ~" was HI sasel,a a sch
ana died the next morning.
DR. hearing before Esquire Chan I
=, Of Milton, Walker was lodged in L
at Georgetown. con
rsuop Co,n,,-,-,- new
up Coleman will take a vacation
middle of September, for two or
e weeks. He will make a wal k
tour through Virginia and
u virginia 10 the mountain regions
ar remote from civilization, from
outer world, from books, newspa-
, letters, and all sorts of COMMUNE
N. The bishop is one of the most
lrmed pedestrians of this region
proposes making a tour of some
Dr. 400 miles alone. This Is the
vacation DIR. Coleman has taken
ms elevation to the Episcopate 3
elaware.
sw CASTLE County HoRsEs
entries for the horse races at A
d Dell Park during the WHINING.
fair on September s, 8. 10. II 10 Line
closed Thursday by T. d. Brown N
ager. There are $50 entries In NJ
!, and among the horses from New
e county are Oliver Preston. own.
y Fred b. Ellicot, Wilmington.
ghty, J. Q. MeCOmb. Clavmont
Rowland, M. +. HAYDEN. vii
ton; Gray Ben. M. Devine VIII. n
ton; Harry II, M. +. HAYDEN
lington. These are of the two.
old trotting and pacing class
Wednesday, May 8, the three cIass III
be contested by New Castle conn. in ~
you
ATE ALLIANCE DELEeATEs.-The $40
wing have been chosen TO renra- -
the Farmers Alliances of Kent away
~ in the state convention to he conn
.s 2. H 8 Il SoR.,' next Tuesday to S.
Prettyman, w. z. Davis, j. Alex. ana
Ill M