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Smyrna times., 1891-08-26
In Search of a Murdoro,.

On Monday afternoon il hoo
UEieeu ABOUT that murderer frooo
CIics'eFtoWn. one Tom Thomson w,a--
taxing refuge in this town TIL, was
.OInatlOn came to Esquire Cooner bn,
|'UIOuI uehniteness as to the narsoa
uoou OF any Information from the oGi.
80; 1,S 'lere' though they claim potifca.
'ou was sent to this town NJ.
topper telegraphed to Chestertown tbo
cU Ui,aC such person was here 81
uIu tney want him ?" In the delaw ~
IecelVihg an answer he issued 80 ~
ESn'cn was put in the hands of OH
grant, VINO did not find the cnlDv;s
tn1 mousse suspected. He is beIievod
W nave been in the next bonsa ~, Gu
was seen and talked to by severoI ~, nc
suns mat morning, having GvaJ b
uurIhg The berry season. two or th -
years since. 1t was very mnob ne
OHlcer Grant hunting for him ,,,;.i me
Orass Oand,as gang of bows and -
IolIOwed after, and published Il 'oneis
were. from the house ton Of "s II
the murderer made tracks for oD "UIise
hidihg place the first favorable n
UNITY. Thinking he mi0bt ho,,o oPpor-
70 work but he had not'takan was put
omit On IL. His clothes were bloody 9'" &c
seftlng that he had been wounded as as
@no'her party in fight. Sheriff Cony
eSys reached here yesterday rnornju
with ia lift Kelley and ConsfabInS oSSu;Ing !
son and Henley, expecting To 49, gu up p
nross;o'I 70 WIN Chem, under the i'm
preston ne had been made a prison ,su
..iIi III thls they were mistaken. He -
s SUI at large, and the reward ofTsrod -
pzo' Is hardly enough to maI 9eeu B
general ng search interesting.
lee murdered man. VIM Al.
vas also colOred, both of thu, AI L' u
. oi9 "a years old. The murder vas d
on ola Olo9ded one. They had nla~ed 81
wo weeks before a game of PTca 60 b,
thompson accusing Adams of o66'a"PI' m
~ ana saying that if he ever oSn%ht bu
INA MS way he would cut his bsut d,
% aI IL, IL appears that there was aIso la
"a at the bottom of it. Tbo %nSo ca
- Ian up along side of Adams OH m,
ruGk MIN 10 the left breast viii ""u Ter
lIcher knife, fearful blow "n tu
eur through two ribs and D;oso;s of
. heart. Death was instantonodmo M far
unne t IS SIX feet two inches tall of
,;aE5 9111iid, large boned, muscuiar ere
.asns no pounds, very black "n5 SCI
ge lands and feet. Such ma ""u lea
ngerous to be at large. He ms Is I
- Yesterday going up the St was VOL
ID inqniring the way to MidJIo.Sotate tba
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26
n, For the Smyrna Times
CheswOld Items.
BUSINESS ACTIVITY NEW p
FRUIT RETTrRNys

'-'' ACTIVITY - NEW DEPOT
FRUIT RETURNS
Mr.. Fred E. Emerson neo, Ch.
S %OII VINO built an addition ,o ~
Si "oIi'ng which we noted a few v,..'h
h., "C, mas continued the improy4ms,,".
~ IPuIIlhg up a "Kirkwundm ',t.',
mil Chas supplies water for H.. "iuu
JJulIGmings and desirable Dar,s Of ~
SH"eillng. Besides he has decorot,'d 80, .,le
laCIer inside and out witt Daint ,",, sne
carpets furniture &c, mill bp"per,
; llaue II most beautiful and co,,, mas
'eu ~ as well as modern homo e"-
of CuesWoId with the life and ao,;,,;,
70 - . cam merry, the general stir amongy
81 - CTS IN shipping fruit, the onani',sS
~ oro " ne" store, barbar shop and in
crease OF business in ali branon III
i seems TO have taken hold of n
~ was amusing last week NJ CL
wOiu now, when a report circ,1aisSI
!haG the Assau Baines Co cann" u'a'eu
increase their working force LIS TO
import score of ROhemians 49, 10
celVed by some of the citizens "S' reT
recei w. Sa .li!pais would perhaps not he
RObap,;,,, = S'N.VoI horror. These |
|, onI mans are said to be a dociIs
, ,o,H working people, in fact their de-.
vbiob W VHe'r work and religion
bev t - IHe catholic, is said to be ali
hSy know or care to know "'i
WOrkmen are making mol -,
e,ot w" ~ 'I, Sne foundation of the new
; P s;V e. eeo .yiteswoId which will be five
MS the bn;I5; III ~ mason work +; above
IL e T Utuliding will be of fancy wool
Yin, OiA' Inc design includes yai,;Oa
~ baggage room, with an oneratos
~. tss quarters in the centra
c nGre mere Will be baywindow nSo5
- W. 'front.'; The building will dophe.
~ ",L handsome one but for a corner.
:, ~, VINO are always supposed to 5niid
TTgEiyl y Is surprisingly small. 'u
aaS 1lylne Injunction "Barn thu
ioo' cy sne sweat on thy brown y
luInileu TO theletter here. Evar,
uy Is onsy. Even the co,nfortaLia
.,';nn Pensioner is pressed mt
vice, Wy Inc farmer who has = larcO
"on crop TO pick and short Of hasaa
81 SCARCE ~ mas the time TO eat and
y, Of after all his work. worr,
peIpiexity If renter he Is gett;n!. 3
I IotuFh ior It. As usual Vim
oIop ana tull markets, there IL a." n
-, ~, current OF suspicion that he o.
la1 they don't want"- at S tL
= en9' ne most likely oomna.
: WIN ms nelghhpF only Ia ba &c
ECU "a the opinion that the CO., ~.
man discriminatAs MANY ti,e4-
anlIg proceeds Of sales. n
= y also me excuse consnnissioa1 ..
L. Ia "Giuing hebasket lhatit en6an
'a .Ok Is fraad aud nethine S9 m.
iI4oery xo. We 05ef gr4.., & 's's' = w
,lclnity ofDover Who III; ssssf e
'ers are being A.j 49, tee
Z. men aid bnek " IL
ynt u It were possible bena Ap9
ed freely. Growers messIv 9g t@q
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

I'M, inc past week has been the moo,
" .';.h OF the season in the peaeb i eDu
Win Win the picker, the carrier "nd i M
S S' though it has been in into. 'ne
neat, excessive humidity and tho e" ',,I,
~ aiI' nat market. This did NV " sIs
n.y. Ky, however, to the basket miI liz up Up
lucy lucy nave been booming. some go, oS 10, Tor
s TasKet makers were leaving 10 ts II, sn :
steady fall job 10 the eapnor;a .aAe
thhls, or to stimulate the nroJn.,,i ana
cn price was advanced a Quarter oS !
cent basket and yesterdaw " a
quarter. Simultaneoysls s sLa
Z price OF the basket was Advance '1 10
pa cents, yesterday to seven. to.dsv ~ ~
5,gnI' and some expect the nrice =. "
a,eep on going up, one of the reoso~s
sven being that they have To nsv jug
nucn more for the making. The ho 90
I S question is, indeed, as it will he For Sor
ne next few days, a serious onestion
= = the grower. Yesterday. four or 6va
! the growers from the vioinitv nS
lenton. as several have done froU
nus section, went to Philadelpbia and
rev ork IN quest of empties. which
9uid DO bought for two and three Cent?
ne steamer Ella is bringing bacL
lousands every day. rs JACK
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

How the ten gear-old son of Aha
nam Z. Moore, living a mile 70 ,b
southwest of the town ON the Rr.oto ~
ROAD, caught the diphtheria lnotina y
death In last issae) could nut hs -
rateiy traced, as he had moi bes, CO.,
nome except u church in CIswI",, -.
the three previous weeks and 0 - 'oi
had been no cases ia. THAI vic,ni,,. NJ NIn .
Moore is since, however. well ~, III cil
as to its origin. He attrihnt.s :, oi
some wall paper that had been n, ,n, ~
IN the branch that runs alony bis ci Pe'
and which hissO had Soma To- ..' -'i u
OeIore been rgmaging among and had
saAen seVerai things therefrOm that
Iau attracted ms attention. Mr.. Monr,.
dOh i IKE such things. being hauled
there from town. and made the bnv
destroy them as Aoon as he found y
out. IL
The disease had in the meantim.
been contracted in dts most \irnI..nI
form, (lf FROM this PAPER AS susp4crrdt
death res lting in less than tw1 d.y.
III mas been sometime since there was -
prevalence of dIPhtheria here. and if
from thus paper, X shows that il bas
very staying propell lies.
me death last week of the child of
Lew Scotch, residing on the northern
part OF the Town, is also attributed to
S Sne same thing, supposing it to have
nal us origin from playing with some
paper IN the "old brick holen near |
.nelr Residence common dnmning |
ground. The suspicion, atany rate is |
strohg enough to demonstrate 10 ever
properly owner the necessity of burn.
tug paper taken from their residence
instead of throwing it out az a SossiIIs
disease breeder. pOs'ioie
Inc Board of Health on Iearnino of
Iue above death from dipbt5erio
WIZ IN the town limits, had a meeting
ana appointed Drs. Clifton and Dw;obt
! committee to see that the dwelling
throughout was fumigated and ita san
la5y condition generally looked after
lnn as lar as possible, isolated This
prompt action will doubtless have
29lehclaI effect, while it is assuring
ported. nave "eeh re- {
In the case first referred 70 Mr.
Moore not only kept the child isolotad
ma n thoroughly fumigated the premises
'i y death, but burnt the bed he'd.
ing and all the clothes that in o o"u
way came IN contact with the Jiso.,lo !
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

The worlds scarcity of wheat and
rye has started things booming. The
STOCK market goes up. because the
railroads will have much freight 70
IOVe' and because the dormant sDec-
uiatlVe excl tement has been aronsaJ h.,
sudden and large profits in the grain
market. Stocks advanced 81 % nsr
snare during the past week, and have
now advanced $267 since the Iowost
Polnt' July 81. with every prospect Of
gong higher if no reverse comes in ,bo
money markets or the condition of
foreign trade. The rise in the rate Of
sterilng exchange is by some tbouObt
70 indicate large foreign sales of Amer.
can stocks on the advance. and ofsoD,o
securities such sales are known To bo
considerable. This country can taka
D@ek great many millions worth e
II does not put grain so high that
europe cannot buy, and Just at present
foreign grain markets appear to be "a
much excited as the American. New
cotton begins to come forward aIso
ana within few weeks will be 0oino
out in large quantities.
The condition of industries has beon
rgntiy described as a waiting one for
some time past. But there are siono
that the waiting is over. From W.. /
tern centres of distribution there o.
accounts that the country mercbanta |
the new crops being now assured arc !
buying much more freely. The New
Aork Tribune, in speaking of Eurone,o
need Of wheat, says: b
- Inc RUSSIAN prohibition of exports p
80 70 startling because it shows !;
go -...s Suo VI the great exporting conn -
:. uas no gram OF any kind to exDort SC
a t;yolI1 ''r 1antlty this year. Il, in
hopes, there is always danger tn'., :"
weight may not be given ~ IL
Iaets. There is no room for H., i', -, ~
europe is going to require from ,n 10
country remarkably large supplies "f 81.
gram. The only question is Mn.IbSr ~, 80
Inc enormous American sunni, ,,,iIi ;- -
Squai or exceed the foreign dsnand 70
tnss1s partly question of Drices and :,
lAstty OF the result of haryests NOT vot VII
.eted' some profess TO know
slthin small quantity what evsrw 7
european country will produce R1t qui
stlnates By the most Intelligent az. par
aorities differ SO widely as 10 sbow dis
aat these pretentiOns have small the
,nndatlon. Thus Mr.. William n her
ear estimates the deficiency no France igh
lOO,OOO,0OO bushels, some French saw
Fiters make it 10000. 600 bnsbeIs thel
"a writer In the New York SIN nntS mo
at l65,OO0.O00 bushels. Mr.. ksa-
Inmates the American wheat surDIns X
4,0OOsOOO bushels, though there "a Will
npie reason for believing that ~ = be a
acn greater, and nearly the whole the
op Of this country is now ont ~ In L
rms way. An /
The official report just issued bv the antiG
'ricuitnral Department points m . chur
ID Of 544, 10000 bushels wbeat thing
z1,0OO,OOO bushels corn, 685. 0o0 Ooo cordi
shells oats and 28,OOOOOO bnsbe1S Com,
}: No one disputes that 20 non oo0 TO ms
shells surplus wheat was bronent ing Il
y July 1, while the reouiremests
iood and seed are but 354. O0o 900
heels, leaving 100000 900 bushels for Wa
'ort. ~ here
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26
Saturday Ninht

saturday night had its crowd hrt :,
was qule: one. After the turbnIaDo -
VI the previous Saturday niob1 q , "na"
Ilon was natural, though some bod 1e oC
wos sIir .HI contrary. The police force
vice Ill Fly increased to better suDer.
and -, .iIe points along Main street
Rndd 20 I'M instructed by Alderman
not u. W Keep the crowd moving. viz
""S ieI them assemble in knots for
any purpose. This was a strong noiUt
Jisa'hsC any chance of alteration ~
disorder disorder. A. pleasant feature Of tS Sa
1Iisne was no disposition manifested -
ods1ufO the peace. The officers haS
go oUO"sIoh 10 disturb no one. because nc
IN, Tne manifested disposition IN broaI'
Sne law. Hence the PREVALENCE IN
PeRce aud good order. '''''O0 Vi
10 many there appeared a Laos No..
oei vi people on the streets than ns,,aI
on gu saturday nights but this was annorl
tbo ratner than real, perhaps. becanso
co. pOiuts heretofore often taken No.
session OF by standing crowds pOs-
Aept clear. This state of ofIois were
very much to the comfort of The VA MAS
fnere are times, certain oond,.;o
~ IIe air, as i were, when thero ~
I', oTlsposltion to turbulence. Son. 20
Jur 9eEter thinking people attr;b,t VI {
. = ,t u.lncuity of Saturday night w DuJe s
y lHls rather than to anv nrod %eeA I
nlueq thought or purpose for r;p,"
y and thus think the nir," Uus
q " the superinducing causes ~ ,hp'
ualr' were OVerdrawn W. vnat n
uT2sequent events will prove II va nope y
flrst OF all, the turbulent .I %as s,
lust realize the fact that tba iuienC h
lpreme, Z is the rarest Of tb;no "a" Is q
ny one to be harmed who dds Ior n
! womae o'i " harm's way. The man Il
the to''. VINO comes TO town or living b,
Isiness O WI, goes out for the ncessar1 st
, ndl a ana supplies Of the week -. th
r aua ~ yuese things and goes home at til
SiIaDie hour, will always avoid ce
q 'o ou There is large Class iost an
), PPoslte OF this whose chief obieo, pr
mi sla.Ily animal propensities oS sil
tbonis ana rowdyism, defy law and els
~ ana 60 home making TIC Ike
sr Wv mucous with their profanity end Civ
W. OF the peace and quiet 6f tbo mt
ySoa oiaSs OF citizens. Such brinS kei
respect on the race. O'ing the
nao'1a I'ceaOie fact that the elass to
people who think they are discr J,1i1 Of
.eu against by the law, arc III Ke
inen VINO have grown an with this
I, o s5 Of civil aud political rlgbt Si Ne,
iudi1g the higest, chat of the r SnSs' con
lahchise-that their fathers ware The
niger to. Such cireums %s,o tho,
I y call for the highest resn" S''' os
, ,sm anu the protection II affords 4,
ssenship: y no III SCOT
mere Is likewise class az vo,.u ter
70 men from both town and oon uung OF wv Y
sometimes on by word or act nraoiay = ter
dllhculties that should not occnn GREI
however, Is more so with s,an ofG
!, VINO enjoy jibe, that Is ofsan ni ana
.oking, and who should be nndan IF,
mos, dp ''ne ~ IN, ene'r parents. trips
4eelion Is good panacpa, and tonic
are Indications that reoson father ter 4
lulee Will be appealed In What mre the +,
minor affairs, aud have no oeea- made
% grow into matters Of iinuor- and 3
: J recor,
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

ii, II ocean record breaking goes on for
erIps across the Allan tic, we shall soon
ges down to five day trips. The Ten
sonle' OF the White Star Line and sis.
Ter Snip Of the Majestic which lowered
me record last week nearly one bonr
made the passage in 5 DAYS. I6 bonrs
records. "a previous
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26
In the Hands of Rnnon st00rA,..

One of oar Old citizens. David PHI
"I'is' KNOWS little more ofthe Will
ways or the world than he did Nh,
ne ate his breakfast Friday marina
ne uOn / read the papers. Goto Cbnrd1I'
OF mix much with the wo-ld,s ,,,I.l,
S'Hg throng about the only divsr.i",,
ne takes outside of his mov;na, nI,a''4
G el1 immediate neighbOrhood is to 90
ho ','iis' but ne has comfortable
oanA account, and the world goes pas,,
MN him Last Friday morning
"aShourn u Arliugton's show came %
CO"h early. OF course, "Unclen ~
lior VhiS Is the name by which n, !,
senerdiIy addressed) must 90 ont ana
P p Tue ne, Sno" come in, pitch their tent
%c' Whlle he was thus saunterino,
"oGuC llStlessl y, man came up TO bin
anu addressing him famiIiarL, ~
Oucle DaVy," wanted to know bo,
ne ne was &c. Uncle Davv looked ~,
lIlli penetratingly, didn't know Hin
ana SAID so. The man assurad H.
mat ne had known him, that he Iiu '
over IN Maryland near MilIinoton ,L,'
IN nis iather was old like him and ,yo,,Ii
llNe 10 exchange his farm for bo,,sa,
qulU farming and move to town NJ,
Was something that appealed TO Incl
c.aVy SENSE, and at the invitation 70
!! new friend he accented the nit"
non TO visit his father 'iust o. &c.
n the tent" They sat dow =, 'ue i'e
y , ~" tL ec'ly 'he third man las is al.
10 .le case entered and had some.
ubi1 n"lTeIOus to tell about cattle in
r 'i.I STOCK he was dealing. endinn
i i, d challenge to bet, putting dowh !
ras pieces OF paper. Uncle .Davv
20 nGuced 10 take up one. when ~
vas Z informed he had won S. O0 .nS
ne money paid over. Il il sta ""J a
l1 i. ne won twice again in succns.;''.' !
uIi'ns ~ money so easy exoiting ~ s
upiuity IKE blood does the ferdoio Us a
pPGt'te OF the tiger. He tried re-
auu again and again but the tido ,.,
S"ihsC hin, eHding with bis -.
e5cea out of $45, all the snare cbonnss
: nad with him. But his blood NO.
cc'ng on the principle that the ,,Iaip1' q
~ money Is where you lose itn h.
q eu !L adlrectly to the bank and IL
y S'Ou TO win back what he had Nv,
u as uluoh more as he could IT, 80
nateiy for him he dropped the U na
a. on receiving the large MI.
ties, "I'll have that mop sv PIE OF OF
Yer nc had gone, prompted NV ~ H.
mark he had dropped il occn ny Sne
bank officers that it was sbnw 70
q Uncle Davy" had unwittin u9y
len into the hands of " IRtangly
,erers who would only need a hrioS
~ TO get all his money, On - 'e as
'm went Immediately in saoUn Ie OF u
IAN ana 1t was only after an earnos VI
'eai mat he was induced 10 retnsn
't 4 oank with his money. He WI
70 get that $45 back. The p van
~ nag In the mean time disappeoreJ
ne e haVy wanted to try his hand a.
T., Uue under the circumstances tbe
3 U,aa Cold him it was useless. ana
NV ~ Was taa,. more ne would get no svm'
y rom t anybody Tor allowing him.
TO De thus "scOOped in" "''hi'
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

DISPATCHES from Berlin report un-
usual activity in the war office since
the return of the Emperor, who is said
70 De OF the opinion that France is 50
S'lrred up by the evidence of Russian
sympathy that war may ensue at anv
moment any
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26
Mi os' Nerve and Liver pm

,;, Act on a new principle -reyoIo,i,..
llver' stomach and bowel, Ir,,',P The
n p;T a new discovery. br 9% he
, III: 5Peedily cure biliousne,, L.5 Lies
EG"r Cor IIVer' piles, constipation. T1"o.. "a .e
o lot men, women, children. SmaIl. '9'! ..t."d
at a. wesley Denney's drugstorr,r.' pies 'ree
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

ever are reasonable and quiet with
thelr discomfort, if there be anv.. ard
WINE the prices are low, the over
loaded trees will bring great deal of
money to farmers aud Others i'm the
time of need
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

THE Census Bureau has issued a
bulletin on the assessed valuation of
real and personal property which
seems to Justify the estimate that the
absolute wealth of the United States is
s0z.6lO'SOO,OOO, or nearly 1000 per
capita.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
Smyrna, DeI.,
wednesday Afternoon, Aug, 26, 1891

THE TIMES" is published every "Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. d. HoFFEcKER Editor on,
Proprietor. at Smyrna, Del.
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Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

IT, ~ GH.-On the 18th inst, Anna Lee da,oh
ypals' month and 10 days. O''e'' aged
START, On the qlst inst, Mary ine.,, a.,
s1s " 9oAn Wand Hesterstart, afed Ttbns,H
Sh9EEN-On the 2lst inst, VIM Green ~ ssos'
ana ana Martha A. Green, aged @an ~
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

Use the Mohawk" or "Milfordn
Baking Powder. pound tins. 4
CHILD's suit worth $3.50 and S5oo
reduced to $3 90 at Edward q. walls;
= Z. BRIEToN is doing the lin
Work on the addition to Winford's
store.
SERGE and double coats and vas,s
worth $500 reduced 10 AZ 5o and se Ss 1s
&C Edward g. Walls. 70
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

,, andrew D. White is to be the re-.
P S., candidate for Governor Of
new ','. York 5 The Peoples MnnicinoI
, ite"gHe naVq begun to take hand in
ln inc election 'of the next Leeisiatur rn
E %'fn view 70 further reforming The
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

Harper's circus was destroved h.,
rs y MOB mon at ThOmpsonviile. Conn
sbouip eI,i;s refused to give the
arrears The owners left with the r ~
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

,,. Last year about 100000 of yoId
E Ment tron this country to Eurone
more More thar twice this amount viii PC re
urn .urn TINS autumn. BountifII barvests
Tue cause Thanksgiving dav in The The
one NC hearty
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

Governor Page, of Vermont. has SO.
Iec'eu the successor of Senator III
,nuhds Secretary Proctor il believed
to be the appointee. - OeiieVeu
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

49, Inc WORK of rescue and investioa.
Ilon ana rescue at the scene ri r.
great disaster at Park Place. New Yo 'no
on Saturday, leads to tbe c AN" ! OK
i fnat over hundred persons lost Ibeir
h trVrS ~ me collapse of the TavIor
0 0uld1amg, which, iti- believed, gave w iT
sntS Sa , nc weight of the presses used
az The top floor Of the building ''o
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

sunday was regular East India dav
.ne humidity being 80 per cent ~
inquest "' the season. The mnximun,
temperature was 81 = '''' u III
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26
News Items.

me sessions of the Chautauqua AS
sembly for 1891 have come to a close
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

WAsHBURN & ARLINcroN,s sbou,
mere mere Friday, wasn't at all what The
DlIls claimed for il, but perhaps thew
were paid back by having at ni0bt z
thoroughly Eainy time. The tent was
olo ana ieaky and some of the visitors
~ ,s,Das that It raiped hagder under
S sne 'ent than 1t did out in the omen
AZ ~. At any rate it broke I'D before
Sne a ALLOTTED time, but not until enough
water mad fallen TO give some of f6a
saaies and gentlemen chance to wade
home, put u isn't stated that anv of
them stopped 10 take off their s6oes
ana stockings Those who were tbers
y tne afternoon spoke well of the fra
peze, and acrobat performances.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

Inc most phenomenal cold wsv.
years is prevailing over so",h, ior
Iowa. 1t came unexpectedly nn5 west
SO sharp that late garden truck T.. was was
narrow escape. The mercur, "u r. a
rom ~ degrees in the shade to r. 't ;I
Tess Tess IMAM twenty four hours, and moi, ~
ing but cloudy weather and h "o'u'
Winds prevented killing frost. ,TT Ey
C ,,i'c. are so far advanced that b ne
were uninjured. 'ney
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

For Sale, Cheap.
kERING PIANO
IN good order. Price with stool
Apply to Fo''
1924 " LATHAM,
Near Town.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

Of a M org snake had swallowed the arm
~ ei ss W. H,u.xley's child, near BuE
,alo shoals, W. Va, last WednesJav
S Wish = , me mother arrived on the scene
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

Inc President was the recipient. of
many social attentions at Saratoga
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

secretary Foster issued notice that
Viii v%I TLn ~. ~ per cent. bonds
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

ceipts and the audience not being ablo
20 get their money back set fire 70 % the
liberty. VIC norSes at
Inc Republicans of Maryland will
n4ld their State Convention to.morr" ",i'
The ticket, it is believed, will IL bn row
lam }. Vannort, of Kent county "il'
governor; EnOch B. Abel ~ Or
Mary's county, for Clerk of tbo " st.
OF Appeals; while the Attornev LSCurt
eral' George NJ. Sharp and II ,ue1'
Clay baugh are spoken az H. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

b. MR. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Stanley
i Law lie ielt Geneva for Paris. Mr.. Stan.
ny ivy ia" as almost recovered from the in.
i t6rS0r " ms ieg' which he sustained
through a fall while at Muerran 'u
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

lie ram" Of the past week bova
oeen OF great benefit to the Fall erons
III Wisconsin, which have suffered
greatly by reason of drought.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-26

Per a terrible rain storm occurred IT
d d.ea''lhg sunday, great damage benz
o aone' y appeared to be s5ccsssin ssh :
VI ,Jo o'unuuoursts, aud in some cases nen-
PIE mad to be removed from H. h.
no houses SCI IN boats. Railway tracks w n1ra
washed out, and telephone and ~ 49,
graph wires were knocked dow ~