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Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

AAE opening sermon at the preat
''culn'h''a' Council at Washington /. X,
ect Of which is To bri,,
]oout TIE unity and co-Ob.ra,ion- IF
FnFlstlan workers in betteriu., ,b.. .,...
"lIion OF the world, DR.. Nr.r..,.
VINO set the key note in the spirit that
was 70 Pervade the assemble lii.
both the Papal and the p,,s;,;,,,.t
SCHOOLS recognize schemes far Inc 20
construction of society. Our Inr5 ~
al nis apostles sought its reyersro,; ;-l-u
Inc structure of society is sptIi.d r.
,Ies ia the couple, ia the Gsuily Az
klndred, the neighborhood or to,' vno
sHip, the nation, and finally the o;rnIo
Oi nations. Regenerated indiv;droIe
constitute the basis of regaoa 1913
couples. these Of regenerated farn;I;eo
these OF regenerated kindred the
regenerated towns, and these of $3.50. VI
Grated nations, aud so on IN a -o1.oss en-
abed world. Our work as set hefo,. ~
linen, 10 not to give to the sbootS 81 tL
wiia tree new timber aud new honI'
Out 70 have them all grated q, H,
stems. which will give the na,,, ue"
ana inen may we look for new frni,
In fulfilling this blessed con,no;a s;
sne agents of the Church incInda ,s7, eIl
her true members. The Cbnrc5ss an s,i
GERS are set for the prompting of I'm
en- snti re force to move upon the economv
aor the leading of them on. and for tba
settling Of them in order as chew o oSe
vance: But the apostles never diy;d 80,
the Church into the teaehinr aJ
me learning church. Whether Au
Seacning by word in the kitohen .S
nursery, the harvest field. or 5v t me !
a'os .a or teaching by exDositioS
q the private house or class rdono
"a preaching ia the great conereoati;o " =
Lne whole history of power in the SO;n' 7
lssratlons of the Church Is writ M MI y. !
Dhe word. They went forth nyescb;n ~ Z Z
\ everywhere, the Lord WORKING liz 3
mem, mem ana confirming the Word viz :
Ilgns following u with =
" men the Church had SCARCELY ba Z
s1n 70 go forth with the purnose ' q
os,esaching everywhere, down ID 4 80 t,,sa g
sl.nin the memory Of living men III ~ : :
'lasslc lands of history. Of the Rib ,0 ~
'no q romance, We're surrounded w;th =
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

was almost entirely without rain. and
upon the whole a satisfactory one
Both canneries have been Forwarding
as last as they could pack and shin Ia
supply contracts, large part of those
recently shipped by John H. Hoffecker
going to London. Messrs. McGaw &
Bro, have put up and sold about
SO,OOO cases, and have recent order
which they hope to get enough to FIJI.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

The news from Europe in regard 10
Their lack of breadstuffs gets worse
instead of better. Senator BarapofF
estimates that no fewer than 80, 600, 900
OF peasants in Russia are now destitute
ana must be provided for for the next
ten months.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14
Letter from Leinsin.
I.EIporn a.. 1c

M, LEIPsIC, Oct. l2, 1891.
me NJ i. Church people, not need
ing 9 new church, are neyertbelsss So Iro
Iusu win the idea Of Improvement
a Deiiry is being erected. from the TO-
OF winch gold mounted weather % !
WIN De respondent. The interior ~
'hS building has also been imnrovsd
since the change of conncii 81
towns welfare is better looked e,n
Street lamps are here. dit 3 a
poi'cemen' ditto improved pavements
The festival held in town on Fridav
ana ana saturday nights last was a succ..sS
Che OF the features was the "mnm> 800"
ciaoie though just where the "mn0en
part came IN, depOnent sayeth NOT
Inc supper was also better than orS;'
nary the menu consisting of the del.
icaeles OF the seasOn-Oysters in S,o.-
ious ways, salads, roast lamhs g.
NOW 1t isn't every church festival ,bat
can BOAST of having the latter on ;ts
Oil OF fare, but neither does evar,,
neighborhoOd have such cbari,ahlJ
people as this one particular r. ! IT,
was elegant, they say, and that nlaass
% Mr.. F.. We will not attemnt -
give the names of those to whom ~ ,h ~
,redlt IS due for the success Il was
umce It to say that everybody con.
' : RI ed labored assiduousIy. About
10000 was realized, which goes toward
ne new NJ. Z. Church in course Of
rectiOn. '@ VI
The stores are doing a Aourisbino
'aae. W. ). Harper has inst Iaig ts
stock of new goods. Moore a. -
avl1g enlarged and remodeIed their
ess. VI ousl-
Miss Rebecca George, of near odas
eek '""n last ]
,wn recently. 81 was :
n! MISS Maud Wharton and Miss R;ra 1
her day. 0"A sne
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14
The Peach Cases in MARYLAND


,hd Hope pc H. BarrOll, Esq, counsel for
S4:,,. reach Growers Association 'O 81
mIlllngton, and the growers of Dali
ware, Sudlersville, Queen Anne;s
county, ana interested parties from
other SECTIONS of Kent, is deterr,ino1
~ uFihg TIE cases against TOmnkin o.
Ahern, OF Millington, and Kill6m"b a
Io.' OF New York, to a sDeedv ,r; ~
y possible, recognizing the fact thot
Cne cases should be brought before ' tho
courts while the facts are fresh ~ t tLie
nlnIs OF and thoroughly nndersto oo
Mr.. BarrOll has received lettsrs r.o,.,
persons representing entireIv diganoi
sections, stating they are in beaot,'
sympathy with the movement any
nave already or are anxious N "on, s;iu
ute TO the fund. A letter fron, W
I Ell, - AnO9, secretary of the Boston
tb nc'S ~ anu Frod nce Exchange, shows
' UuaU "n interest in the present move.
meht Is widespread. ''''0
An " BOSTON, Oct. 5, 1891.
O., Al q; HOPE II. BARROLL.-M Den,
2r' your letter of the first ia nt banJ
was glad to receive it and to lean
NAT there is some interest in the mat
.or ht your end. None of the roads
',, which peaches were hauled com
S Su with the orders of the Interstat,
Joumerce commission, although the
Oaus TINS side of Jersey were wilI;n@
hu made quite a reduction Tb |
ounsyiVanla and the Central. of NaU,
ersey absolutely refused To comni,,
40 seemed to do all in their novel, -
ostrnct and prevent the peaches FROM I
Dming this way. '' rum
uur action az an exchange has al. L
'auy resulted in the saving of a Ioroa i
mount OF money to the growers ~ q
10 cars that have come here thaDa
IS eeen saving of over SAG O0o b,,t
US Is only part of the amount which
tho I uaVe oeen saved had the orders
y s1 hS commission been complied wish :
% : :1 sy that u Is possible to get the
IIa IL through the courts, and will
l n meeting Tomorrow TO decide
'on some course Of action. The 20. n
,vers reel that the growers ought 10 III
Y ~ the matter, as the benefiF will
'rue 10 them. It's action is In no Nv
zen, IL will be best to take il ~
any steps you have taken or inland Ia
axe .iiS we would be pleased to know
III keep you posted ia regard To onr "a
ngs. Yours very truly. ' AZ
r. n WARREN 4. KNOX, Seo'y.
IT. parroll is DESTROYS of havinv tba -
4 case decided before going 10 New oi'
X as he felt that the weight of the
lslon would materially benefit the 20
v York case, 'H'
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14
Register Cooper Sustains the cnw
minis Will YUM

Register of Wills T.. II. Coonor NJ.
gay morning rendered his decision ~
tne matter of the last will ami 80
me9t OF Geo. w. Cummins dsoaoa'1
latter D "rs ~ aeeaga by him during the
The decision is i'm favor oPtbo,,,
an uuseI LOT Ihe contestants will file
~ ~ appeal and the case will 90 to
| ton. uoIeFmlha-
The register of Wills in announo;no
I.ls uecislOn reeites all the circumstano
yes OF the changes made in the will of
she Ceslator, and concludes that the
een.a'nges were made because of tho
W ,alIure OF his sons, George W.. Jr. and
, maIIer Cpmwlns, 10 realize the exnec'
LsaV,ons OF their course In life which he
n"u lndulged In. The Statement -
T 1aaue mat George W., Jr., and Waller
niihs mad caused the testator nonch |
"a ehse and trouble, and in NJ Iaost |
tne case of Walter Cummins L"S
Already absorbed more than Their shaa1
% tne estate. The circumstan css 20
Inc drawing of the various will
4Fss one made in 1855, the second o
~ december, 1888, by N. r. Smitbers
are also recited, and in them the rs,,;a
.e. mus no reason 20 believe the fas-
'AVor 20 nave been either personalI,,
unable TO make a will, or that he Wy
iuu uly influenced by Others In mails,
petition Is made. VI winch
hegister Cooper gave at some lanoth /,
y, aS .eas IONS Tor refusing the petition
sAlng tpalt On Issue deVisavit Vel nor d
= klaeted and the case semi 10 iurv
! .ne superior Court. He said The I
ssllmony In this case has all been "a. q
ucea 70 writing, aud do not tbiaL
would be justice to the estate ~
eur the expense Of having ali these d
ltResses se attend court again wb sSe
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14
Personal.

uperintendent TvndaI wos :,
Smyrna Friday to examine orr Dubli
schools. He reports them in frs
class condition.
wesley Webb, president of the Col
OTeu college that is to be, near Dover
addressed the cOlOred citizens of Tn,
town at Centennial Hall on Thursda,
evening, on the advantage of attend
ing that institution.
Harry Tschudy left on Thursday fo,
Pa. OuesVer
Eugene Shugart and wife. miss
Belle Wood, formerly of this placeG
moved from Philadelphia to Portland
oregon, last week, their future home
l; ). Armitage, one of our Young
clerks, has secured a position in the
railroad office in BrOadstreet station
Like others who have pleasant Nom.
ores clustering about their old home
ne subscribed to the Times to get the
weekly news of Smyrna.
Mrs. Jane A. Pittman. who bas bear
spending the past two months with Ion
Saturday. '"" vi
do,,,.L. ~ n LIance IS visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker'
MISS Helen Belle Huntington. who
returned T TO her home in PhiladeInbiO
rrluay was given AN evening party nv
ner host, Mrs. J. w. Jones, on Thurs.
day evening. NUTS
c Mrs; Lottie J. HOfIecker spent from
saturday to Monday visiting friends
JOS Il. BrintOn, who has been do.
ing business in Millington. Md. for the
PAST Two years, has closed out bnsiness
'hGre ana returned to Smyrna.
Rev. Herman Roe filled the nnInit of
D NJ Morgan, at HillsbOro. Sunday
Geo. +. Brown has been home G,nn
lrglnla for few days, and will give
some attention for awhile to the lower
Peninsula. '''0 'O"er
II. >. Anthony, who went to his
summer cottage at Woodland Beach in
ne summer, returned home last wenk
WI WI ana Mrs. Wesley VanGaskpn
u 0hamokln, Pa, are visiting his eis1
er, Mrs. Edward Farrell
rev. K. X. Stephenson went 70
" ashlngton Monday to attend rho
lcuemenical Council wv
Mrs MRS. Z. w. Fisher and daughter. of
IoVer' who have been visiting bor
mother here, have returned home
: Yrs yrs P'E. Uhler, wife of Prof. Ubler
iOtfecker. '' - Hu'
.d Mey WIT Mr., Wilson returned yesterday
- Gr -, >. W. Dawson, of Washington
ma Mrs. DIR. Marshall of Brooklvn
ISlted friends here last week.
Mrs nI DR., Moore is visiting her sister
Philadelphia, ' ''''e'
MI, MISS Emma Mutschlechner, who has ,
Zen ~ visiting relatives in Chicago and
uualo the past six weeks, is expected
'me the last of this week.
IOhn ). Wilds, of Kenton. is attend.
n, N. J. - MAUI \
NJ Ella and Miss Julia Griffith
10 nave been at Ocean Grove for
u'e weeks returned home yesterday N
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

In making this announc.,
we claim that our stock - i'.ll'
Goods and Ladies' and IIi. Dly
Goats will far surpass anv ,'@ ,S.l
| Vlous season. While we pre-
urged by the approaching a.. are
son TO give extra att4nfian ''' a.
Inns department. we are ,,a,.. 10
o otiSleSS not unmindfuI Of on" gr.
oIher departments, which ' 'uI
never neglect, always Amino we We
E Iead a IN these, however great t'1 1aa 10
be the rush elsewhere 60 may
Now is the time to fall i
wearing apparel. Wr.k"n@.. 'I
nothing more dressv. or nra,,; 'I
IN dress fabric than = fin r'I IT
rietta. '''i' Hen
We have the Ieadio.. J., ,
shades in Silk Finish Ua1,.;,' ran
al sac per yard. An c.,,a..;.' ''''
good thing. ''"Ily
we cannot suggest a mor..
VIceable dress fabric than ~ o a6
W wool Surah. We are ofrrr;no
inns in all the popular sbaJ.I ~
QUO. 1t IS excellent vain. a., 90
be cheap at Coo. '''''
All-wool cloths, with p dash
+ and there Of high ca '''',.'
forming broken plaidsand strina.
The effect is very good T5nr
are marked to sell at 5oc lnt
would be very cheap at Co. "u'
Aldlne Suitings" are exten.
'lvely talked about by pbiIaJ%
1 :, merchants at 39c. We have
hem in greys at this price. and
hey are very good value. Strict
y all wool and 3G inches vida
Mourning Goods are a snac;aI
y with us. We can show von
ONE very good things in This
me- IN both all wool and printed
OttOns. ''0u
We are 'in it" with 25c Cloths
nd Henriettas. In plain coIors
e have the latest Fall shades
nd IN stripes and plaids we will
low you some beautiful STYLES
Our space is not sufficient II
We IN detail our assortment Of
lnted goods. Such as. Seroes
ltlng, Chuddah Cloth. Calico
lnghams, &c. However. if Won
Ill give US the opportunity. we
n show an immense assert.
ent in this line. Everyone
-ows the American Indigoes
az never were sold for less than
We have a large assortment
these, which we are Offering
&c.
AS the cool weather approach
It suggests the need of Blan-
s and Comforts. We are
dy for you and can honestly
that we never before had
n a beautiful line, and. better
n ALL onr prices are right.
tier many days of patient
ting, we have at last received
n our Cloak manufacturer
largest line of Ladies' Goats
were ever offered to the
e in this vicinity. We now
that we, as well as our
IDS are justly rewarded for
long waiting, as the STYLES
urpasS our highest expecta-
> and we think they will do
&c to the best of city cloak
eS.
& me comprises an assert
OF Is different styles, which
he latest, and we assure Won
rices are right.
you know a good Muslin
you see it inquire for our 81
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14
Seeing is Believing"
COME AND SEE OUR STOCK OF
LADIES' GOATS

and you will believe we are offer
ing exceptionally fine values in
TINS department. Bought directly
from the manufacturer we are
able to offer extra inducements.
Misses and Childrens Coats,
infants long and short coats and
sacks, '"
4 beautiful stock of Ladies'
Nd Nd Gloves, in Mousquetaire,
roster hook and Mather fasten.
ing A good Cashmere Glove at
20 cents, Better grade so
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

WIN. GEO. HILL has completed his
calculations on the excess of freight
ana IS refunding the farmers what he
thinks is their equitable share.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14
The Women Temperance worLor.

The Women Temperance Worksr.
The event of the week with the tenn.
perance ladies of the State is the An.
nuaI convention which meets in tbis
Town to-day for three davis Conven1
Cion' IL assembled this morning at IN
O'Clock IN what is called the Workers
conference. The Convention nronos
VIII be called to order at 2l5 this IF
t ternoon 6y Miss Margaret s. Hilles
Lne president. This evening there viii
= DC an organ recital, music by the Lovaj
Legion, Band of Hope, L. NJ, Pic
Mrs. Mary NJ. Wolcott, address 81
welcome by Mrs. Mary H. Hndson
responded to by Mrs. Culbertson far
view Castle county, and Mrs. Jefferson
TOT sussex, and addresses by pastors &c
1 ~ e.. Q churches of the town Thursday
morning and afternoon will be devoted
! Inc work of the Convention proner
including many items of interest," With
interesting papers and addresses
thursday evening will be more
inurgeIy devoted to music, two anthems
by the united choirs, solo bv Ia
II. Hunt. "is' MARY |
r., inc inc Convention work of Friday |
'm n'g and afternoon will be foi. |
iT"eH In the evening, by an anthem
double quartettel duet by Mrs. Woi'
;QtC ana Mr., Price, addresses nv NJ
wary Clement l,eaVitt, of Roston and
tTu naI' Remember now INV
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

J.. 49, Snteo uays' the delegates beir
> provided with homes secured nv ~
ladies of our local society y -
] NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Wilmington.
/ MIS- IFS. Thos. Darling Francis
Mrs. Lingo, T InFn;oiei'
" Taggart, " OnigioT
" Tally, F"'si'y'
Wilmington, South.
Mrs. Flora Atkins, Mrs. Hannah Canhv
Mrs Hendrix. g Teu Ia harriet
:, Mary Il; Hilles, Mrs. Lucy Wasb biT'
Mary Clark,
Wilmington, No. 3
Mrs. +. d. Clark, Mrs NJ A b.,
&" Helen Hill, ""Fard'
Hockessi1
Mrs. M. A. Quinby. Mrs : 4 T.,.,
:, Z. Elva Pyle alternate :" IT,
ID. A. Corkran ''''e'
Newport.
WIS w. ~, h. Watson, Miss Laura Everson
G amabIo' Maggie Lindall,
" w. Alice johnson.
Staunton.
NJ Mrs.. Annie j, Guest Mrs. Hettie Dickov
Miss Annie Chandler '0"ey'
Ne,eayk.
Mrs. Deputy, Mrs Noru d
Duhadaway, Mrs. Butler.
Ne0 Castle.
Mrs. NJ. Challenger, Miss Deakvne
Eliza Wise, Mrs Annie Cannon
AIiddletoaom.
MIS- Nary l.. Cox, Mrs. N. NJ. Browne.
""riou Frice' v l.. Culbertson
To1onsend.
Mrs. Sallis r. Taylor, Miss Nan Townsoua
Anna L. Malo-Mrs. Guile Hart N'
Deiacare Cfty.
M rs. Julia G. BrumelMrs. Ida Croad
Wilmington J..
MISS ts niles, Miss Russell.
g 1IIIutIer' Annie Hillas
F opn Mary Taylor,
Thomas, " '4Ioopes
Ne1oarh, =,
Miss Jennie Webb, Miss Maudo 1Vano-
Louisa Garlick, ' aver
=. Middteto,on, J.
Miss Emma Ingram. d.
KENT COUNTY.
henton.
/" - II r. " F. moor Moor, Miss Brayman,
r. V. Brayman, Mrs. Chandler
Cayton
irs. Ii. C.. Mearns, Mrs. NJ Clifton
llss Annie Vande-Miss Fannie Thorn
'0' son.
poUer.
" W.. Mrs. Slaughter, 5
o. IWv.SU!cOtt' Lou Kirbin I
" r Jonp,s Mary Smithers.
Wyoming, I
. i, Mary B.; Jakes, Mrs. Maronori.o !
lins mary D. Jep- Green. . = - 7
Mus F. R. Cooper, {
Camden
IS Lena HaiFgroveMrs. Il. d Slavmakor Y
" Emma Caulk, ~ ''"Ner
Camden, J. :.
roS nd5argaret Ham Miss Cora Clark. S,
Miss j. Mcintosh 8,
Magnolia. Ii
Rs. NJ; ). McIlvain, Miss F. Rnrl,o m
1N'tH Aouge. -
Felton, a,
rs Ruth A. Wright, Miss S. r simn.oa r.
yo,i Emily }. Cald-Mrs. R. G. Killen h
Frederick. " "
IS M Mi,. CaldwellMrs. Rim sipple n
Elite Smithers IN
Harrington, ~
S, Lydia HarrinR-ATrs n A Nt;u.:, ~ ~
Richards. on
Felton, J. o on
;. lmogene Cliff Miss Olive Jegorso, ma
IN, - T'S Jefferson, wa
IS Clara Reynolds, dith. " -u' e an
SUSSEX copETY. The
fridgsviHe, hel
b L HIS r. .SHdler Mrs. Cora Emery see
AOOle Fisher, tot
Seqford. Eai
Phelps, Mrs. Prettvmon bui
Il. }. Jefferson, " Martha Sham Thi
rel, Mrs. Hitch. old
Milford W.
a4.9lggie Grier, Mrs. Truiu. gu
Georgetown. 1
). A: Williams, Mrs. L. f Roo.o.. TINS ms
i ANNE Il. Tun- alternate. VIII
Il =" Hatfield, ): n
D =. Morgan, H. B. Tupnell nigl
Lt,oeS. '''''-'' the
MeSorley, Miss Marshall Che
Bingham. ~ ~ S''"'' este,
Milton.
Hannah Causey, Mrs. K. Chsndler =
JENNIE Dreamer, " f. r. Hindiev -
Bethel. III
Matte Willen, Mrs. A. w. Kinder Mil MI
Nassau. ~,
osenbinn i9P. d Mrs Eliza Ii. Fisher, COun
~ IL Ms Mss MHiaggle Robbins Othe
Hettie Fisher. fH Tlnsi snort to hT
~ tNHh!l4sQH, Ahar
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

A HOME entertainment,-Herm
hoe hoe at the Opera House Friday even
ing, Oct, 2Srd. Under the cross of
ST. George )" or under the British
flag. Tickets 25 cents. '''-
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14
BUoKwHEAT -four and cranberries
at Harvey B. Stewards.

OUR stock of coats are expected
this week. Call and see them. T..
A. Cotton. -
STEAMER Fla carried up five horses
to-day, two of them being valuable
ones from the stock farm of S. B. Rich.
ardsOn, of Masseys, Md.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

The Gamers have been fortunate IN
reaching the middle of October witbont
irost, which sometimes drops on tben,
ras SJ'sona my early, with disastrous
s sesJi.s; rms year however they were
s eoauy Tor e, the vines except in q verv
Nv Nv cases having yielded all thew In,
i isHuea, II the fruit had commenced a
5 p1l earlier eRd not drop OF 80 All A.
enS ~ y wo1id have eYeBed gn things
1"u Oeen easier managed, but sbe time
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

y. u. Grant has been appointad
: aos p,ser at Hartly, aud P. A. Dodd
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

NEXT Sunday, October 1s rav,v.l
services will begin in Asbnrv M III
Church. Bev. w. w. w. Wilson Net. :.
dhere gill be an all DAYS, mas a1,Or
All II4 .s. i.xpenegee meeting in which
P p. sne Glasses Will unite ut 9 A. NJ
cisrIe az 1850 A. NJ, by Rev. J. O.
al baltimore. Meeting at
So ma, Asoury, yerman Chapel and
p Buy Landing Schools uniting and
10y tses. Grant 5. =. Fuller, one Of the Quar-
S SSs.e soy Evangelists Of Waterbnrv
a SLt4ss., singing and addressing H.
snn.ren' Christian Endeavor drawer
.nosAng, with special reference 10 fba
i1 viva at $50 P. N. Preaching fai-
1a by revival services at 730
me revival will continue during tba
week. the pastor being aided bv o1ber"
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

1T isn't too soon, perhaps, to remark
that next year will be leap year.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

WALTER l.. MAINS Show, that is
now doing" the Peninsula. gives
Smyrna the gO-by. This will not be
regretted by the farmers who are he.
mind with their work, however much
II may be by the small boy.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14
Annual Convention, w. C. T.U.
LIST OF DELEnArra

The following are the delegates an.
pointed to at the 18th Annual Convop
ton of the w. C. T. u. which nonto
IN TINS town to-day, and will be in SEES.
SION three days, the delegates being
provided provided with homes secured by the
ladies of our local society:
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

The Summer girl has left us, but the
Autumn girl is here.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14
Six Cents Reun.a

scT fiB1n"% "n M from the premises Of ~
notes. p0n aeeG soIored boy nsme art $
him Under ere pd 115Rd ae or Snd ali
vt S'TI :" bI We law. trusting
Kenton Hundr oodIEdPHEN MINNpn
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

ALEXANDER FRAZIER, constable of
Ae11ton, who has been in a state of
decline the past year or more from
powell consumption, died on Friday
nlght In the Gath year of his age. His
remains were inferred Yesterday at
Brynzion Baptist Church. Elder r
RittenhOuse officiating.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

,, OUR coal dealers are busy now sup-
PLYING customers with their winter
supplies aud all their teams are re-.
CURED to I'LL orders. For those who
are fortunate enough to have The
means 20 lay in their winters coal
80" Is the time TO do it, as much Is
; yea oy the operation, both IN price
ana weight, owing to the snow and ice
s snse mlngie with the coal m the
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

The Bickford & Huffman drill at w.
r. " ). Il. Clements, Clayton, Del. 4
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

TERRENCE CARvIN, proprietor of the
hoteI az l+elpsic met with a severe ac.
Gldent while drying on Main street
FRIDAY evening. He ATTEMPTED to
pass team just ahead and In So do;n@
IL being dark he ran into a hitcbi1s1,
post dashing him out into the dirt to
railing he came in contact with tba
curb stone, breaking his nose and
soaring him up otherwise. ""U
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

REV. s. N. MORGAN, now at Hins-
borough, Md, occupied the place Of
.ne pastor, in the M. E. Church oS tb;s
SW1w9, Sunday, the latter being in
washington. His ministrations were
i none pc inc less satisfactory than a simi.
laf sunday spent here when he waS
stationed at Townsend, lust before AZ
close close OF DR.. Robinson's pastorate NJ
morgan impresses bis audience as ono
called to the work, never losing sight
OF MS great mission as an ambsssados
OF Christ while showing evidence 81
bpe student in thoughtful and csrefoi
preparation Of his subject. His S dis
courses both night and morning were
characterized BY earpestless. vi0orons
search after the hidden thines and
leeper meaning Of his subiecf ana
sxpounding withal, for the snir,tnaI
Of his hearers. In tbe es
iential qualities of a successful nastor
y IS regarded as standing in tba
oieiront OF the preachers of The vii.
nington Conference. ' WI"
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

The fierce Northeastern which broke
IN on us so hercely Sunday night and
Kept 1t up all the next day was unite
suggestive of the Equinoctial, except il
ieit more like snow than rain. tt was
besides three weeks out of date, if there
IS anything in the Equinoxtial storm
"hlcR scientists say is a popularIfallacv
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

IN I u following officers of the W. G.
a =. y, nave been elected to serve the
TeA' SIX months; President, Mrs. Kate
d. omitherSi Vice-presidents. Mrs
i neoecca r Hough, Mrs. Caroline Will
l1ams, Mrs. Emma Hail; Recording
secretary Mrs. Eva Riggs Cores,
Pondlng Secretary, Miss Elizabetb
Smlthers; Treasurer, Mrs. Mapgie Roa
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

The Court of Kent County convenes
next Monday.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

D u, STINsON is putting up a COM
portable residence for John Whey on
East street.
Smyrna times., 1891-10-14

MARKET
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