Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1891-08-26

NTOaKers are being caught arOun,
the Breakwater in large quantities.
Sweet potatoes made their apDear
ahee In the Milford market last week
A state Farmers Alliance will be or.
canned at Harrington, on the eighth
OF September.
Senator George Gray and party, who
are III EUROPE, are expected to return
nome in two weeks.
By a bottle bursting, Soft Drink
dealer, Joseph Hayes, Of Dover. NAV
lose the sight of one eye.
BISHOP Coleman is reported to be en-
gagged IN writing history of the Epis-'
Gopal Church in America, for an Eng
lish firm.
"lOur Hammond of Dover, has sold
MS grocery business to Edgar Will
SOU, and will enter HahnemaLn Med
Icai-COllege.
The Delaware State Firemans As
ISOLATION appeals for funds to make
Tue hrst annual convention in Whining
ton on October IA, a success.
Attorney Walter F. Bacon, of Will
mington, is under $500 bail for hear.
Nhs next Thursday, for improperly
approaching ladies on the street.
Lewis G. Adams, OF New York. has
Drought suit against the f. Il. Clymer
Company, of Wilmington, carriage |
makers, for $1,000 for the loss OF three |
hngerS' while AL emplOYe.
George w. Spicer, of MaIshallton. is
candidate for the office of clerk of
The orphans court aud register in
Gu '"GerJ ~ succeed Charles McWhor-
ter the present Incumbent.
The season of 1891 will close at Au-
CUISINE Fer on the evening of Thurs.
day, September Sd, with a grand social
hop. The season has been most sat.
lsilctOry and successful one.
1here are more wrong doors in New
Castle county than the Jail can accom-.
mOdate, and unless an era of ,sfnrm
occurs, isolated Fort Delaware will
nave to be utilized as a prison. i
oscar Richardson, son of Rev. VIM.
Richardson, of Houston, died at the
nome OF MS parents ON Monday night. e
oI typhoid fever. He was well known n
by jewelers. on the Peninsula. Il
Kits Hammock, nine miles from q
Dover, Is reported to have been sold To
Philadelphia capitalists, and will be r;
converted into popular watering place a.
An electric railway from Dover is bro. b.
jected II
The days roll by, but Governor Rev. fl
nolds has offered no reward vet for the "
capture of John Marker, the white Ii
man who committed a felonious as
sault upon 16-year-Old white girl in D
Kent county. d,
The annual reunion of the Fourth 81
Delaware Regiment. will be held at V
newport tomorrow. Addresses will We
Do made by General Wagner, of Pbila. la
delphia, Post Department Command N
er T. b, Ayars, aud others. to
r. H. Davis, of Milford, has opened IN
MS eVapOrator, and has been operating an
on apples this week. The drying of .
tue Irult VIII prove profitable bust ha
l ness TINS season besides giving en- w
plOy to our working class. be
Chairman ]. Turpin Wright of thu an
Laurel Board of Health, has sued SCI
Joshua ii. Marvel, ia wealthy resident
Tor $40, the cost of burying a horse no
which died on the defendants Dronar. Oh
". An interesting case will resnlt Sa
- yls
Two months at breaking stone in sey
New Castle Jail and costs, was the sen. nia
ence imposed upon William Dubr
,olored, because he hit I7.year.oId by
William DOneliy in the head for Deen-
ny under Washburn & ArlinGton5s
circus. tent, Wilmington.
Wilmington is still turning out ras. n
'als. Young Clymer, the trusted and S6.C
brilliant young man, skipped out with
everal hundred dollars of the frm,s L
where he was boOkkeeper. He was sale
flowed all privileges, and the result he be
5 a fugitive from justice.
Ex- Representative Thomas Cannon A. .
beet to having his farm called magni- a 10
cent. We apologize for the expression
q our last issue and would say that the T
lrm Is no good, nothing will grow ON beg
) anu II there Is worse one in the rati
we would like to see il. of t
-SUsser COHntiGn.
T
General David McMutrie Gregg. who will
as on Wednesday nominated for Au. ing
Tor General by the Pennsylvania Re. is a
lblican convention, at one time lived
ear Milford. In 1866 after leaving ia
e army, be engaged in farming near fore
lltord, but after stay of less than has
sars, he went to Reading, Pa. where ploy
has since resided. GolC
will
VIM. Burton, son of BENJAMIN Bur
u, OF Frederick, has been very III By
tn typhoid fever, and on Monday Della
eek while the nurse was out Of the tOwI
on be jumped out of the second in a
DRY WINDOW. He died on Thursday. hour
I'd was buried at Barratt's Chapel on to S.
lnday. He was 20 years old. 500
BY the time the season is over. il IN
vi probably be found that the esti. III
ate OF zOO,OOO baskets, rs made bv Frid
Q peach convention, will not be 30 The
wrong after all. IL Is probable that was
% shipments from Middletown will ing
'gregate 10000 baskets at least. and ceipt
ay even run over that number. of bc
Pack
HeV. A. ID. Davis, of Delmar, has been fruit
ndncting revival services in the will
rye tent OF the Second NJ. Z. Church. Ship
over. Twenty or more have pro. fruit
lsed conversion since these meetines
and the society now num- La
rs "A members and probationers. A ETY. @
on which to build a new church has ny,
en- secured on New Street below Di- Benz
sion. Rev. w. X. Galloway is to the
re his place. low,
whei
When J. G. Palmer, a New Castle coun
tcher, was crossing the Delaware New
abroad freight cut off, ahead of a rap ship
y approaching freight train, his New
rise slipped aud fell across the track.
le butcher, being of herculean frame,
lckly jumped from the wagon and
Abbing the horse by the neck, pulled
and the wagon from the track as the whe
ssn dashed by. wbe