Smyrna times., 1891-09-02
Delaware and Maryland Items.


ner's Alliance will meet at Harrington
Delaware, for the purpose of forminl
state organization. This will mn
the movement that has attained sncl
large portions, into tangible shape.
The following named bows from
DeIaware City are named as DrosDect.
I'VE students to Delaware College dur
ing the next session George Bland
William Jester, Charles McMunn IT.
win Sheppard, George Kennedy and
and William ReybOld.
The work of thoroughly repairinO
the buildings of the life.saving station .
between the Delaware and C6esaneoke
Bays, will begin, September /. New
stables and other Outbuildings will be
erected. The station houses will be
painted by the members of the life
saving crews. ''0
Inc suit of William B. Powell. of
Hartley, against the Pennsylvania
hallroad company, for injuries receiv-
ed by the plaintiff in falling through
the station platform at Hartlv. three
years ago, was settled on tuesday
Powell. T-0'' "
The Honorable Albert Constable. of
Cecli county went on the
the war-path last week and sought
the scalp of the Editor of the Cecil
democrat, because of some ALLEGED
misrepresentation made by the latter
gentleman in his journal. Mr. Coz.
stable visited the Democrat office
threatened to thrash the editor. and
after giving display of those . gvra.
1ions when be can so successfully |
perform, went home. The editor of |
Cne DemOcTGt retains his scalp. but if |
Mr. Constable has any skin left on his
frame after the roasting given him in
the last issue of the Democrat. his cut.
lcle must be as thick as that of a rbi-
hoceros.- CentreCiHe Observer.
The proposition of the Delaware
farmers made at the meeting near
FELTON,, to have a market train mt on
Cne Deiaware railroad to run to Phil
1 -Ii twice a week, is good one.
The same thing is done by other roads
running into Philadelphia, and has
proved to be of advantage both to the
lallrOad company and to the farmers
! mere Is no reason why the Delaware
afmer should not sell direct to the
Philadelphia consumer.
A curious bit of local history is en-.
in the name of one of The
Ownships in New Castle county DeI
ne name as now spelled, is "Penca- :
ler' and 1t IL that of the township in
which lies the welsh Nort.". settled
bout 200 years ago by Welsh colo.
y, some OF whose descendants still
Ola part OF the tract. In the midst of
ne welsh Mort stands Iron Hill. the
My considerable eminence in Della
'are, and Pencader is only a cOrrun- /
on OF the Welsh Pen Cadr. which I
leans the great hill or the hill fort
he early Welshmen named their !.
'wnship in honor of its chief land i
park. To this day candle ends of the S
Telsh miners are still fohnd in the s
invoked pits of Iron HIM y 3
un.
The largest catch of fish ever known P
Chlncoteague was made by crews of
81 factories last week. Bunting &
1ns hlled 100 barrels with oil. and il
estimated that the catch was worth
them from $1,000 to $4,000 Can't.
uniting will leave in a few DAVIS To
lrchase another large steamer for the Il
Isiness. w \,
The Sandy Branch Creamery Com s.
my, whose new plant is situated ;,
out 80 miles west of Middletown. D,
IS started on Monday morning 81
e 18th inst, with $3.50 pounds of HH
Tx and the supply, we are informed. Fl
s been gradually increasing daily F.
er since. va va
Republicans of Maryland met at
can City Thursday and nominated Q
llllam }. VannOrt. OfKent county. for =
'vernOr John Mcdonald, of Mont. W
merry, for comptroller; George NJ, 81
arp, OF Baltimore city, for attorney su
neral, and EnOch B. Abel, of St. lie
iry's county, for clerk of Court of Nj
'peals. A canvass of the delegates Sci
owed that Blaine is the choice for La
nj nj
Says the Milford Chronicle: So long G %l
the farmers and fruit growers send Lii
N TO Dover to legislate for them. B Be
10 accept free passes over the Della. Gu
re railroad, and go on iunkets as Ell
ests on the Railroad, they need not
pect to see a competing line of rail- Of
% Quit down the peninsula. The
mbers don't sell Out-Oh MOI bnt De
se little cOurtesies make of them Sc!
run friends of the greatest monopOlv tri
Delaware. Let the Baltimore die
10 come down this peninsula and -,
Iches will be carried to New York tai
ten cents basket in less than one Th
n. cIa
Happy BEE SELLS For $1O.6OO.- wh
ppy Bee, the fast young mare bred ov,
E. b. Emory, of Centreville. Md. co,
sold few days ago to PAYNE. a 80
Veland man, for $4,000. The seI
the turf organ, regards lSe
ppy Bees performance at Cleveland $2G
wv days ego, winning big purse in
II, 2.184 and 2212 as being me
He'd for the age of the victor The
Ter regards the performance as
psing anything Sunol has ever 7
lie, and cOngratulating horsemen tan
I good horses can be bred outside e.
California lighthouses. ''o
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