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

smyrna Branch Trains.
Coin North, us, sos, ISL, A. ~. $50, $50 p
Going So nth, 9.27 1908 A. NJ, 44s, 600, sop
Closing of Mails.
Going North, $50 a. m, $50 p m, SIS D. m.
Going South, 9Oj a. m, and 5. IS p m.
Mail for Delaware & Chesapeake road a
Baltimore 4 Delaware Bay will close at 9.O5 a,
Opening of Mails.
From North, 1000 "a. m, 1890 and $50 p.
So p, m Wilmington only.
County and State 1 TENS
Reed bird season has opened
Milford is building water worl
aud electric light plant.
Blind staggers is killing hors
around GumbOrO, Sussex county.
-, thursday was big day at Augustin
fier and 5000 people were there.
More apples have been grown i
Delaware this year than for fv
gears past.
A Sussex county farmer thrashe,
100 bushels of wheat and two tramp.
in one day.
Sheriff Cole has sold the stock o
general merchandise of Samuel &
Jones at Hartley.
A. b. Richardson and wife are ex-
pected home from their European trip
about the 18th inst
Bdrnum's circus and the great Lon
dOn menageries will exhibit in Will
mlngtOn on October 10.
Edward F.. James, of Wilmington.
has accepted the business management
OF the New Haven, Conn, Palladium.
DE-. 5. P. Manship, of FELTON,, has
purchased the drug store of Thomas
u. Cook at Ninth and Pine Streets,
wilmington.
AsDury NJ. E. Church, Wilmington.
invites Presiding Elder, Alfred smith.
Oi the EastOn district, to become It's
pastor next year.
Three young men were each fined
$40 or % days in Jail at WILMINGTON for
insulting or improperly approaching
young women on the street.
A small LeghOrn hen was Matched at
MOOIc > mills hear Dover, in March.
since then she has laid IA eggs and
commenced setting on them Aug. l.
Only 4 eggs Matched.
Labor Day was observed i'm Will
mlngIon for the first time, Monday.
The different labor organizations.
with Richard S. Monck AS chief mar
sinai, had Il street parade.
The negro arrested in Bordentown
n. j., on suspicion of being james |
IruItt, the murderOus assaulter of J
ID. Hubbard, of FELTON,, has been re-
leased. He is TRUTHS double.
II Is understood that the sureties of
ex-Iax Collector Mckee have made
arrangements to pay over to the coun-
~ treasurer, the sum of his shortage.
which amounts to over 81 100.
-, Mallory FOulk, John c., and George
dFuitt, Arthur Reynolds, Davis Grier,
William Watson, Carl and Watson
Harrington and John johnson went To
Delaware College from Milford last
Week.
The Pullman Palace Car Comnanv
IN Wilmington, mas discharged 900
workmen, but the Philadelphia. vii.
mlngtOn and Baltimore Railroad car.
SHOPS 400 hands, the full capacity, are
employed.
Jesse Hyatt gives the most of Sen.
temOer to storms and southerlv winds |
ANY prophet who will keep uD sueb |
wei, iunky weather as we have been
having for another month, ought to be
suppressed. s
Miss Maria L. TOrbert, of Anderson q
VILE, aud Mr.. Cornelius Van Vorst '
son OF General Van Worst, living near
Mllfnrd, were married at Harrington b
bV the Rev. w. H. Stone, on Wednps- s
day August 20. "A
Mrs, Mary Robinson Marvel publicly "
horse whipped Farmer Benson and e
VIeIOusiy cut up his face aud head in b
Georgetown last week. The cause was a
ALLEGED ImpudeRce while delivering d
unit vegetables. 81
kaIe MahOney, aged nineteen Years o.
"nd her sister, Josephine, aged thirteen IL
were arrested in Wilmington, Del. ON 81
Friday, charged with having des- A
troyed the infant child of Kate Ma. o.
honey by drowning. k
1t is predicted that at the newt sos.
sion of Wilmington Conference which
viii be held in Wilmington. there will
be such a smashing up PASTORAL an. be
polntments states that many heads
will be made to swim.
sa
Shortly after midnight Saturday the is
people OF Wilmington were startled bv
Two loud explosions from the Dupont
powder works. There were two loud err
reports. the sky was illuminated for Oy
minute, aud again all was still No
body hurt. W.
A Dover writer cites the circum- ste
stance of Presiding Elder Wilson bav- ity
ing only l52 persons to hear him when
ne preached in Dover, as an evidence
or ought to be to him, that the Metho, ha
dlsts do not ueed at this time another Nj
church in that town. .
Work has now fairly begun at Della mi
NOHeBei tnere being about 100 la
in attendance, the largest
number since the reorganization of the I
institution. The freshman class num- mi
oers between 40 and so. Asa resnIt the
OF the increased attendance. there will ma
Do TINS year military companies. emf
Inc annual session of the Sovereign \
1rand Lodge, will be held in st. Louis cou
BEGINNING September 2lst. James AID. rep
ppieOy, OF Wilmington, and DR.. E.. W. Col
cooper; OF Camden, will represent the VIII
5 : Lodge Of Delaware, aud George par
Morton, of Wilmington, will repre.
ware. " D0i"- IA
Mr.. Robert Carey, a prominent resi-. pea
tent OF Milton, died last Wednesday ripe
ieed 81 years. Mr.. Carey was the pea
amer OF U. S. Senator, Joseph Carey. in
ma u DIR. John +. Carey, of Wyoming
y Messrs. Davis and Theodore Carey. II
u Philadelphia, and of Misses sallie cOu
.nd susie Carey. He leaves quite a will
aFge estate. ed &
sue,
Herman Wilson, from near FELTON,. emo
,ttended the eolored Camp at Spring est.
branch Sunday. He insuted two col. app
req women, and upon being upbraid-