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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-02-12

The election of US. senator by direct
vote of the people, is favorably spoken OF
by ali parties. We now have an instance
in which the popular vote would have
elected Mr.. Moody, while the legislature
will not.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-02-12

Hugh J. Campbell. the independent
candidate for senator, was a member OF
the Louisiana returning board which
helped to elect Hayes president in 1876.
OF course democrats love him. and will
break their necks.. ..to-keep him home.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-02-12

NJ. X. Rankin and family are now loated
in Colorado.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-02-12

On motion the warrant destroyed Of
wm. Carter for tho year 1884, No. 5Il
was reinstated.
On motion the proposition of district
attorney in relation to Office and fuel was
accepted AMI proposition placed on file.
On melton the petition of j. II. Bensen
in regard to taxes for 1890 op burnt prop
srty in st. Lawrence was reconsidered.
On motion the petition Of j. T. Benson
in reference to tax of 1890 on burnt prop
erty in st. Lawrence was allowed at SIS.
On motion Board adjourned until
Wednesday morning at Q o'clock.
Board met ut appointed time with all
members present. Minutes of previous
day read and approved.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed.
G.. W. Hidden medical services
to Vim. Kellogg g.............S i %
ID. Walsh bill SJS2 allowed at. 52 rs
Forenoon spent in consideration Of
Keeler artesian we'll matters which were
postponed until p. NJ.
Board then adjourned till p. NJ.
Board met at appointed time.
On motion the following bill was al
lowed G.. A. Gray stove for district at
torney's Office $500
On motion w. J. Longsdon was allowed
rsfunding order for Sl4.43 i'm 1857 for
1885 personal property as II was a double
assessment being assessed in lll-6S.
Cn motion the Road and bridge, also
civil levy Of ll2-67 was ordered spread
on the tax books as petitioned by the
township Board.
On motion the j. p. report Of A. L.
Mcwhorter for Or. ending December 3lst
1890, was accepted and approved.
On motion the j. p. report of AS. 0ber
for Or. ending Dec. 3lst, 1890 was accept
ed and approved.
On notion the j. p. report Of p. T.
Derfiinger case of state vs. Andrew Thomp-
son, was approved and fees allowed as
follows.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-02-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

b. F. Torrey is off on visit to Iowa.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-02-12

On motion Hultie McCune was refund
ed the 1883 personal tax in lli-70 to the
amount of S7.06
On motion the bin of DR.. Howell Of
$500, treatment Of Mrs. o. Evans was re-
jected.
Motion made and seconded that the
South Dakota State journal and HAND
COUNTY PRESS be two of the official pa
pers OF Hand county for the ensuing year
Motion made and seconded that the
previous question DO amended by divid-
ing and u vote taken on the papers seper-
ately. Notion to amend lost. Vote on
previous question then taken and motion
carried.
On notion Board adjourned till p. NJ d.
board met as per adjournment. -
On m otion the bill of Thos. Wood OF
S25. for care of family of VIM. Bowan
was rejected.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed.
DIR. l., Pyle medical services to
MIS-. ilnaudLu, poOI ..... ......S w w
Nrs. C. Raymond nursing Yada
family, days at - day. IA 0C
G. W. Bovine stamps etc bill of
81 allowed at ............ 8 OF
w. Nj. Dunn work at G, III. and
jail ............ ........,. u'
j. J. O'Connor board Co. poor E. 2l /,
J. A. Bushield printing artesian
notices .............. I'd o.
| Vanuosen & CLAYTON stationery,&
printing artesian notices ....... 4G s
/ d. II. Watts wolf scalp . o
On motion the petition of residents o
western Hand county for the appointment
of sheep Inspector was placed on file.
On motion bill of J. L. Benson Of 80
| fot colin for Warren McCnne was reject
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-02-12

Grant BoIes returned from Utah last
night
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-02-12

One good bill voted in the senate is to
specify Just how much personal property
furniture, etc--is exempt from taxation.
Last winters law has created great
deal OF Misunderstanding.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-02-12

Board met at appointed time and we're
called to order by the chairman. Minutes
OF previous day read and approved.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed .....
r. w Rakar nooJs 10 M,s Noa.tt
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-02-12

Board met at appointed time and min
utes Of previous day read and approved.
On motion the j. p. report Of Stephen
Duckeck case Of State vs. Geo. Cromer was
approved with no fees allowed.
On motion the taxes on NJ n. f. & M
N. W. l7-1l1-66 for the years. 1885, 1886,
1887, and 1885 was refunded as title to said
lapd was cancelled.
On motion Jacob Hartley was appointed
-ecunty constable.
Bin allowed VIM. Bulloch for wolf
bounty, 80 90.
The entire matter of the completion OF
the Keeler artesian well Is referred to the
artesian well commissioner for compile
ton and determination by refusing the
present contract or otherwise as provided
by law, and the states attorney Is directed
to bring and prosecute any action necess-
airy to enforce the present contract, by the
contractor or the bondsmen, necessary IN
the case,
Bills allowed.
GA. Gray copy Meriiiels prac.
tlce. ...... ...................S %
Refund J. E. Kelley, 1887 for
1889 dog tax. Observation-Disclosures. ! 90
On motioa l.. Meredith was appointed q
member OF the Board Of Insanity for the
next two years.
Board adjourned till p. M
Board met at appointed time.
On motion tho county auditor was or
Ldered TO ask Of the townships named be-
low, the number of names set opposite the
respective townships for service as jurors.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-02-12

Three very brainy, bright men have
been presented by the three parties at
Pierre. Personally the PRESS would
prefer TO see Mr.. Moody returned, but it
also recognizes the fact that Bartlett
Trip, democrat, and Hugh j. Campbell,
independent, are men of ability and ex-
perience, men whom the state would
never have occasion to be ashamed of.
There is danger, however, that in the
triangular fight some nobody will be
picked up as a compromise.
-.
joint memorial to congress estimates
that South Dakota will need 100000 to
provide seed for destitute farmers.
-.
The Senate has passed bill abolishing
capital punishment.
-.
Fl. B. los will meet with general favor.
II provides for taxing express companies.
The public, however, will be sinched just
q little harder, to make up the tax.
A bounty for the manufacture Of potato
starch, is the title of a House bill.
-.
The special committee on seed grain
made the following report, which on
motion was adopted
We, your committee, find that the sec
fetary Of state has forwarded TO tho pres
ident Of the U. S. speaker Of the house
Of representatives. in congress, and all of
Rress. certified copies of the memorial
TO congress. asking for an appropriation
TO the destitute farmers of South Dakota.
and that your committee estimated the
amount required in ~ counties as fol.
lows: Over 1000 900 actes in cultivation
10000 acres Of which belong to farmers
who have no seed or feed for the crop Of
1891; and figuring on basis of so lush.
per capita and feed to put the same in,
the crop will require an appropriation Of
sjO0.0O0. Copies Of this estimate have
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1891-02-12

A joint memorial to congress estimates
that South Dakota will need 100000 to
provide seed for destitute farmers.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16
HAMBURGER'S.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
OHFRIFF,S SAFE

SHERIFFS SALE
~ BY virtue Of a writ of Venditioni Fxnonas. tc
, uIe uIn{eSIeu Will be exposed TO Public Sale III
Duck Creek Hundred, Kent County and Staia ~
Delaware, on N S'A'e Vi
SATURDAY, the 18th day of SEPT, A. D.. 1891
heu at ? o'clock p m.
the following real estate 10 vii.
All the right, title claim and interest of Wilhor
r. Clements in aud to the following describod
lands and premises to wit: N''Oeu
No, l. All that certain niece or naroal Of -,
situated az the corner of Commerce street snS
DelhWare street in the town of Smvrna Duci
creek hundred. Kent county and Stale of Della.
49,, a aitt 'front.' on Commerce street of
6y eght rect ana front on Delaware street Of
seventy live feet and containing ThirtvsjT ~, "
uIeu square feet OF land more or less Tho i'm
b5iiu upon which are twO.sory brick
NO: 2. All the right. title claim and interest
81 nI WIPER r. clements in and to all that certain
lot, piece or parcel of land situated on Delaware
street, IN the town of Smyrna hundred Conntv
and State aforesaid, adjoining lOt No ! and io,,S
6!ale OF toward Beck, and said to have front of
oeeEcnty'nVe feet on Delaware street, and depth
% OHe nuhared ana t~enty-eght feet and CON
talnlng Nine thousand six hundred SQUARE faet
OF land more or less. The improvemenfs uDOy
which are frame stable and Carriage house ~"
no g. All the right. title claim aud Interest of
MlDer +, Clements in and to all that certain To-
piece or parcel of land situated on Comrno ,o
street IN the town Of Smyrna i'm the HundTad
County and State aforesaid, adjoining lot No !
aD love 1eseIlOed, having front on said Com
nerce street, Of Seventy five feet and denth ~
que hundred and sixty-fve feet coniaining
twelve thousand three hundred and seventv.fIve
,quare ieet OF land more or less. The improve
ng mouse with back building attached
Seized and taken in execution as The nroDor,,,
q ,MlLBER +. CLEMENTS and CHAkLFs Y
ELEMENTS and VIII be sold for cash. ~
Iherifrs ONCE, Dover, Del. O0i'A' eherih'
0~ft' - AoSAs HlJt
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

PHILADELPHIA Monday, Sept. IA. 1891.
This fourteenth day of Sep.
TENDER, 1891, begins a serie.
OF daily store events which
concern and interest the whole
community. The last half OF
September will be a trade
EPocA-a natural outgrowth
OF this store and its methods.
Ancient and modern trade
had a long conflict in this COM
munity, but now emancipation
has come, the new trade laws
are known, argument so long
needed is not required. Ours
to show results-effects. We
do this every day, but to-day
begins a larger testimony, a
greater showing.
Our modern methods com
pell you to read our daiIynews.
There are no precedents.
The electric shocks Of trade
are SO numerous that you know
not where the next will strike.
what novelty or bargain. will
appear, what long-felt want
satisfied, what taste grati6ed,
what economy achieved.
General EOents:
Our globe trotters are all
back, but the resident Paris
organization Of course remains
the contingent OF observa-
ton. The buying period, the
collecting time is over, the
store is full. fuller than ever
with freight Of rich arqosies
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

safely landed, and subject tc
your command.
The world of merchandise
is here. Brought here to
amuse you, interest you-to
sell, but not to give away.
You shall have everything at
the least possible market price
that's the contract with the
public and we'll live up to it.
Don't forget that when you
look over the many things that
await you.
Special Evenks:
The exceptions of the mer-
chandise World are here.
things that have gotten out of
the usual channels and are
rich with money saving
chances.
How many they are and
what they will be you NAV
guess from what the year has
already brought.
Store Calender:
Today, Monday, 18th inst,
Oross Goods Exhibition
Bargain Offerings in Shoes.
4aces, Ladies' Neck Ties.
aprons, Chairs, Books and
1rockery.
10-m0rrom, Tuesday, 18th
nst'' Opening of picture gal
cry.
Next week, Tuesday, We'd
esday and Thursday, 22d to Z
4th inst, Millinery Recep- :
on.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

The Great Peach Crop In Kent.-Tbe
greatest peach crop ever raised in Kent
mas 0een sent to market within tbe
last two months and greater failure
IN prices was never known. The cron
IS one-fourth larger than was est,mst.
ed, and fully three million baskets of
peaches were grown in Kent this wear
"A Ialr crop has been left untouched on
the trees. One farmer near EdesvilIe
estimates his unpicked crop at I2OO0
baskets, another, near town. at 3 oOO
and many Others of like amount W.
heard one farmer say that of the FIVE
thousand trees on his farm. he exnect-
ed to dig up three thousand There
VIII no doubt, be revolution in the
peach business in Kent. Thousands
OF trees In the first and second districts
VIII be dug up on account of the vel
lows, while thousands of others will he
vanished upon account of small fruit
Farmers who prayed for a full erOn
certainly should believe in the success
ofprayer.-Kent News.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

NOTICE.
~ Thames p. Honecker Of the town Of smvrns
~ tne county Of Kent aud State Of Delaware and
IDsil.oing WITHIN the limits pf tho United School
BlsIic9 N said county designated AZ lismvrna
fublic Schools" beiag licensed druggist sanS
SAiIylhg on the drug business at and IN Inc giore
. nVuse owned ~ me- located on west side IN
i,,i,, street. ~ me Town Of Smyrna Aforesaid
auj9lhink lands OF THE National Bank OF Smvr.
~, 4o iands Of Others and within the Limits ~
W. We United school Districts aforesaid do herehe,
ssS notlee o. my Intention 20 apply 10 the Cont
~ & sessions Of the Peace and Jail DELIVER
~ the STATE 81 Delaware In and for Kent onni, x,
We next session thereof TO be held az Dover IN
Monaay, the nineteenth day Of October. A. ID ie9i
lor license % me, as such licensed druccist ~
a. leatlng liquors az and IN my said above
Iesi8nated drug store in the mode prescrihed -
law IN that behalf The names 81 tbe ~
citizens more than nne.helf ~ ~ ~ iccthpie
siantial freeholdere) recommendin@ nv ~ SUD
plicatou are my saad APP
1 n..ssf4 u 2; 2; Dleient, ~. ~ VIM. NJ Bell
~, 49,. - r l.,.-so'' John II. Honecker
rs. IS. , I. -.- q ~ el o-., John NanGaskon
f1,ii4se - 91se.Ss a. D., Robert d. uonoeker
i'.,,.. Is f 81. .+-''e@i samuel Taylor
1l4se6 +, fIi,s.,., Milli4n I'll Baens.
r. william A. FaTIat
HslVnxt ~. o. tAME@ r. H0FNECKEn
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16
Mics Nerve and Liver pm.

:. Act on a new principle--regulatin the
hVer, stomach and bowels fhrom0R he
nerTe' A new discovery. DR.. Miles;
fllls speedily cure biliousness. bad taste
Torpid liver, piles, constipation. UneonaIed
LOT men, women, children. Smallest, mild
est sqrest so doses, 25 cts. SAMPLES free
at >. Wesley Denney's drugstore 40 - -
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

eoae e USst save ia the world for Cuts Bruise
mapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns. and an SSfn
-luPtlons, and positively cures Piles, or no nav
FFe9ulIed II Is guaranteed to give perfect satis
box. For sale bv James p Hoffecksr 'S SIo,P per
c. c. Harmonson. Clayton. oHyrha'
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

NOTICE.
~ Dominick McElwee, te nant and occunsp,
81 tne smyrna House." IN the Town OF Smyrna
IN Kent County and State Of Delaware. DO here
~ give notice that on Monday, the 18Th dav az
october, A. d. 1891, / intend 20 make apnlieaiion
% .ne Court Of General Sessions of the Peace and
jan delivery Of the State Of Delaware, In and for
henI county then 70 be holden at Dover. for A H.
cense 70 keep an Inn or Tavern and 10 sell In
toAcaung liquors therein in less quantities than
one quart 70 be drunk on the premises AZ The
mouse known as the Smyrna House" situated IN
w H1lleq school Districts Nos. and a aud and
w IN Kent County and State Of Delaware and
forming one United School District bv the name
OF smyrna Public Schools and located on Main
Aforesaid. N' S"u"sy
The following respectable citizens residing In
the united District lat least one half OF whom ava
plication: ny n'iu up
Jacob Leinberger Elmer HofFaclar
I'll y ~. n LeIsy, Or, Wm. A. McKoWn
4 a t III ~, =. SohlhA, VIM. NJ Lewis
James McCloskey, Charles Smith
~ \, M ~ p 7s Snlltn, Frank Murray,
- - Scheisoh' VIM. 4. Riggs.
O.. ~, DOMINICK McELWEF
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

The GreenshorOugh Free Press speak,
thus caustically of the Easton Fair
Inc late fair at Idlewild Park, Talbot
county, is very generally commented
upon as the most disgraceful affair
ever pal lined upon the moral and we'll
behaved people of the Eastern shore
IL has been variOusly dubbed "a farce y
"a den of thieves, "a gambling help
and we have yet to hear a word of fav.
orable comment. One exchange. after
severe severe criticisms, says: eff the Talbot
county Fair Association cannot main.
tain its existence without resort;no -
these low and degrading means of
gambling in its worst form II had
better disband and 60 out of exist.
ence than to be the instrument of
demoraiizing the young and rising
generation of its neighborhood." II he
greatly to be regretted that mis-mop
agement has so early prostituted a
child of such fair promise.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she slung to CastorIa
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

NOTICE.
- Notice Is hereby given that we, William
asl s y ana John W. Clifton, trading as ASH
cfaft Y Clifton, Of the town Of Smyrna IN Kent
county and the State Of Delaware, Intend n
a make application % the Court OF General seS
slons OF the Peace Of the State Of Delaware IL
LOT Kent County, on Monday, the nineteenth
uak OF october, a.. d. 1891 Then 10 be boiden
~ D9ver Tor license to sell intoxicating Iionors
~ lrnggist IN quantities not greater ihan one
quart BY order or prescription Of ree,ilar ,rael
Iclng physician az the house or place 81 business
situated IN United School Districts Nos. 4 ~ &
ana w N Kent County aforesaid and located IN
we she NORTHWEST Corner CT Main and Commerea
Streets IN the town OF Smyrna Aforesaid and Nv.
recommending the same are e'''-0''s
= = ~; heeki John Cosgrin
= = eiiSh ~, @oofei W. A. Winford
:, y. S ge w. w. Tschudy
ii iesa. T. a Soi1ns, Wilson 4. Lavender,
John q, Bailey, Robert Hiil
J G stockly.
e,. X, AsHCRAFT & CLIFTON.
smyrna DEL, September sth, 1891. ~
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

The trustees of Kenton church are
making strong effort to pay Off a debt
OF Sl4OO which rests on the parsonage.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

For endeavOring to secure a pension
by fraud. Moses Frisby, colored, has
been taken to Wilmington from Phila-
delphia for trial.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

The Odessa and Middletown railroad
It Is now stated, will be in operation in
two months. Dummy engines will be
the motive power.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

From being thrown from his gar
rage while racing in Wilmington, John
Law, OF Brandywine hundred, is dead
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16
Maryland Items.

The Cecil Star, Of Northeast has
been sold TO T. B. Williams.
Kali and summer duck SHOOTING ia
good In the Talbot county marshes =
The Princess Anne Presbvter;ar
Church has been improved at a coat -, 81
81, 500. - ~ " eose OF
Thomas F. Johnson. leading mar.
chant Of Caroline county, died, aged
sixty-four years.
Mrs. W. W. Sharp, wife Of Rev. w
W. Sharp, is very III at her home
on Kent Island.
The examinations for United States
naval cadets at Annapolis, Nd, have
closed until October ~, and fifty candi-
dates were admitted.
A Needle Par y--The Misses Rick
etts rendered their many friends a pro-
gressive needle threading party, Wed
nesday evening. S. their residence,
north Of Elkton. The game was q
great novelty. and proved 10 be great
source 81 fan and enjoyment.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

The Sussex county Sunday.school
convention will be held at Georgetown
on Sept. 20 and 80.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16
County and State Items.

The Wilmington Fair last week
cleared $1,000.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

Supervising Inspector Walker of the
Treasury Department, faVorably in
sptcted Wilmington's prospective
$2OO,OO0 post office.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

Mrs. Wiley. the mother of Mayor
Wiley. of Wilmington, fell down a
flight of stairs at her home in Newark.
aud is seriously hurt.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

Zoos Corn Cutter.-Tbe first oorn
cutter ever successfully operated in
queen Anne's county, and perhaps in
the state. was put in operation in the
heId OF Mr.. Frank Draper last We'd
hesday morning. by Messrs. Fodder.
man and Earle, agents. The machine
with two men and two horses. will emf
from ten to twelve acres per dav. The
machine did its work in a satisfactorv
ana excellent manner during the time
IL was operated, and clearly demon.
strated its perfection and adaptabilitv
TO accomplish this hitherto herculea1
task. 1t is the intention of the agent
here to have a supply of them for the
next season, as they believe that thew
VIII come into general use with onr
farmers when once seen in operation.
CentreUiUe Record. '''''"'
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

FIERCE FIGHT OF Two YouNa
mEN.-Frederick Williams of Laurel.
ana Harvey Wells, of WhitesviIlr'
several miles west of Delmar, had a
desperate encounter in Delmar Satur-
day night. Williams is TWENTY-FIVE
years of age, Wells twenty-six. Years
ago, Wells, who is a farmer. sent an
offensive valentine to Williams sister
and since then the men have been
enemies. That night both of them at
TENDED the village camp of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Williams
started to leave the tent. Wells. who
Is said to have been drinking faII
against him either purposely or acct.
dentally. Williams exclaimed; "Tsnit
there enough room for you to pet in
without hitting me?" Wells became
protane and wanted to fight a. once
Out the other said quietly: "This is no
BiaGe 70 hght. Let US go outside"
DO1n went into the street and struck
several blows. Wells was getting the
worst OF 1t when he drew a pru5ino.
i KNIFE and struck at Williams neot
Inc Keen blade struck him on the
oack and rig ht side of the neck making |
a gash I'VE inches long, from which, |
the blood spurted. Those who sav
tne cut say that Wells made a deaner-
ate attempt to cut off his antagonistis
nea9. de continued to slash with his /
knife, cutting Williams left cbeeL
FINDING himself in danger of Being
Dutchered, Williams drew a revoIveP
md hred five times in quick succession.
"a his excitement he sent one bullet
through his own forearm. Two bnI.
cts went wide of their mark and the
,thers struck Wells. One entered tbe
houlder-blade, the other lust above
he heart. After Williams had tbns
implied his revolver, the men clinebed
.nd fell together. When separated
hey were cOverered with bloSd. but
eemed intent on fighting 10 death.
Medical aid was summoned and tbe
many wounds were dressed.
A letter from Delmar saws that
harvey j. Wells who was shot during
ne hight with Frederick Williams las1
hursday is getting better. The two
ullets that entered his body have been
xtracted. On Sunday Wells was able
So up and ask for something 10 eat
VILLAINS, whose throat was 40 terrible /
W, seems to be improving also. M Il
sooaDle mat both men will be arrest
u they recover, and held on a char1a
commit murder. ,
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

The Dover Inder says the autumn
girl will don epaulettes. But what is
an autumn girl? A maiden in the
scar and yellow leaf?
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16
Does Advertising Paw?

considerable in course
us seldom that
n ORDER to find read
manu- 'no lOHO"lng offer for short U'0r'ng pays
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

Inc I. W. & B. railroad seem to be
ssomeWnat partial ia its management
= our City Of Brotherly Love. For
se p ume, Wilmington. q city OF
ha n'0h Delaware is justly proud Of,
.~S neen petitioning them to allow
,ss-sasnRers 70 stop OF on excursion
s.eee.s 10 Philadelphia. This would
oas'a,nly prove Of great advantage TO
'us business men in Wilmington.
~ az accommodation 10 passengers
put olE Philadelphia merchants are
aMsf : e1e9 = would prove detrimental
80 nnssness hence il is reason
eEFsa that Philadelphia ID in-
sa' e 3nozine tbs FeQaaat. +
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

Mr.. w. R. Phillips, of Milford has
a pairing machine with which he has
pared l25 baskets of apples in ten
houIs. Its average is l12 baskets.
Smyrna times., 1891-09-16

Delaware peach growers comprise
two classes this year-those whose
peach crop failed, aud those who had a
big crop and lost money.