Smyrna times., 1891-10-07

f Dover, were thrown from carriage
" horse frightened by a locomotive,
and are badly bruised.
J. Harry CahOOn, formerly of Dover,
,ut for several years in a drug store in
Brooklyn, has bought drug store in
PATERSON, N. j., and moved thither.
Twelve-year- old Harry Meredith,
Of New Castle, fell from walnut tree
on the farm of John Jackson, near
state road, and broke an arm, leg
and cOllarbone.
Bv eating chestnuts, Miss Maggie
Terry, daughter of Rev. I. u. Terry,
,astor of the First Dover NJ. 4. Church
Was thrown into violent commissions.
She will recover.
A large number of the farmers are
.eeding their corn ground. One far.
ner near Warwick, besides seeding 80
,:res of fallow, will also put in 126
acres of stock ground.
Pears are a drug. Growers have
sold their Lawrence when they could,
at 20 cents a basket at the depot.
Most of them have been unable to sell
even at that low figure.
Ex.Mayor Calvin Rhoads of Will
miugtOn, has accepted the position of
choir master of the Roman Catholic
Cnurch of the immaculate Conception,
Atlanta, Ga, and will remove to that
city.
Roland G. Paynter, of Georgetown,
a graduate of the class of 81, has been
admitted to the freshman class of Yale,
aud John d. Stops, of New Castle of
the same class has entered Dickinson
College.
Robert II. Davis, son of ex-State
Treasurer Davis. of Milford, has pass
ell the final examination and will be
admitted to the Sussex county Bar at
the next term of court. Two of his
brothers are members of the New Cas-
tie Bar.
The managers of the gentleman's
driving park, Middletown, have fixed
the date of their next and last race on
Wednesday, Oct. 18th. There will be
a 400 class, q 500 class, a 2.45 class, a
free for all, and a One-half-mile run
ming race.
The congregation of NJ. E. Church,
No. 2, Of Dover, have closed their tent
meetings and will hereafter worship in
the building purchased by them on
New Street. No love feast has yet
been held between the congregations
of the two churches.
Mr.. Wilbur F. RaWlins aud Miss
Flora J. Buell., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Buell., were married on
Thursday, October LIST, at Philadelphia
by Rev. p. H. Rawlins, father of the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins will
reside in New York.
When the sun crossed the line, u
the wind was south, the sky was clear
and the weather was warm, q cOmbina
ton of circumstances that caused sOmt
TO say that the weather of the coming
six months is to be warmer than the
average and generally fair. But i
didn't bring US our storm.
The young man named Minner, whC
died few days ago near FELTON,, anC
whose ailment puzzled the doctors, wa
opened after death Ly Drs. Luf
aud Hargadine, and found to be liter
ally eaten up by worms, having from
a peck to half bushel in him.
The September terms of the New
Castle County Court, ended Saturday
10 Wilmington TWenty-three hquO
licenses were granted and nine refused
Among the former was the APPLICATION
Of James II. s. Gam of st. Georges
which has repeatedly been refuse
because almost the entire cOmmun
ity protested.
The people of st. Georges refOugh
their old fight in the Superior cOuI
Friday, when they opposed an appl
cation TO sell liquor in their cOmmur
ity. The people of that plucky littl
hundred know what they want, an
the court has hitherto believed tina
they knew, but at last the Court ha
saddled them with a rum shop.
The MethOdists of MiddletOWn hav
made arrangements for an OctObe
service of ten days, beginning Sunda
the 18th. David B. Updegraff, tn
great Quaker Evangelist of Ohio, wi
be present the q, % and 23d. Grea
things are expected from these NEE
ings, and a cordial invitation to atten
Is extended to ministers and member
OUTBUILDINGs BURNED.-The bull
ings on the farm of Joseph Cleaver,
the tenure of John Swartz, on Il
road leading from Boyd's CO
ner TO Mount Pleasant, were burnI
between two and three o'clock on So
urday morning. The barn, stable al
sheds were destroyed in addition TO
quantity of wheat and potatoes. III
less is estimated at 5000, partly co
cred by insurance. The fire is 81
posed to be the work of an incendiar
COURT STENOGRAPHER APPOINTE
Z. G. Hardesty. formerly princip
Of FELTON, public schools, but for sou
time in the employ of the PennsylV
MIA railroad in BrOadstreet static
Philadelphia, has been appOint'
court stenOgrapher Of this state
the judges. He began his official wO
at Georgetown, Monday. The sala
Is II 800 dollars a year. Out of u
amount be will have to pay for
subscriptions. The bill creating I'll
othee was passed by the late Gene
Assembly through the instrumental
o. Judge !. G. Grubb, who framed
The CAT AT NEW CAsTLE.-T
whipping post and the pillOry in
New Castle jail-yard were aga
brought into service Saturday. Lore
20 Walters, cOlored, aged 10, was Civ
twenty lashes and an hours stand
me pillory for firing bis grandfathe
wheat stacks and robbing the hou
sear Middletown, and 6O-year-Old A
ufew Price, also colOred, for receivl
stolen chickens, and white James HI
.ey, Tor perjury, each suffering
same penalty in the pillory. 4
Sa1ch was whipped for larceny v
nam Moore and John Murphy, VIII
zen iashes, and John Jackson and ID
el oaWdon, eolored, five lashes. i
hundred persons evidently EMO.
The affair.
after undergoing his punishment
aew Price warned the spectators Fl
getting into trouble.
Hev: T.. o. Ayres has been very
ns home in Delaware City the ?
ra1 A. IL Is thought that IL he shO
10y ne vii not be able TO pre-
sam. He had Bnght's Diss
hgnt form but not 50 developed
disable him from work, but
neo so'e and mental worry eOnseqr