Smyrna times., 1892-01-20
CIoaInn of NIails.

Closing of MalAS'
Going North, $50. 915 a. m, S25, 5G5p,m
Going South, 90 a. m. and 5I5 p m
Mail for Delaware & Chesapeake road and
baltimore & Delaware Bay wall close at S.OO a, M
Opening of Mails.
From Nortb. 7sO. 1000 a. m, 4.2O and 6.10 p. m.
S.25 p. m. Whining on only
County and State Items.
New Castle is to have 12 trains daily.
A successful revival is in progress in
Odessa M. E. Church.
There were Is deaths from grip in
Wilmington last week.
st. Peters P. E. Church at Lewes,
has surpliced boy choir.
Receiver of Taxes, Dickey of Will
mingtOn, wants 20 run again.
The Dover ladies gave a leap year
hop last Thursday evening.
Wilmington authorities demand
overhead bridges across railroads.
Dover's button factory has started
operations with 20 hands employed.
Milford has formed fire company
which will go into service in few
days.
Eta Robinson and Patrick Dough-
erty robDed their cell-mates in New
Castle Jail.
In Delaware, says the Sentinel, re-
form is sleeping three in bed at the
present time.
The Olessa Creamery Company paid
its patrons over $2l,0OO for milk Tor
the year 1891.
Dover's hosiery mill is being run
night and day now to ill orders, with
two sets of hands.
The bonded debt of the town of Dover
ia $18,OOO The debt was decreased
$1,000 during 1891.
J. II. DilwOrth, editor of the Della
ware City NeUS, is candidate for
Fish Commissioner.
Nearly every weekly paper on the
Peninsula contains an editorial asking
subscribers TO pay up.
Walter NJ Keith aud Miss Rena
Montgomery of Dover, were married
in Philadelphia, December 25th.
Delaware farmers want TIE game
law amended, so as to allow them to
sell game shot on their own farm.
We learn that Hugh McCollum, OF
Wilmington, a former resident OF
Dover, died suddenly on Thurday last.
Miss Lizzie Duncan, daughter of S.
D. Duncan, conductor on the Delaware
railroad, died at her fathers home in
Wilmington.
The opening of the colored college
has been postponed until February 1st
on account of the unfinished condition
of the machinery.
The Watkins Packing Company, Of
Odessa, commenced making cans last
Monday. They will make about half
a million of them.
The Board of + lucatiOn of George
town has resolved to enforce the law
regarding vaccination after thirty days
from January 18th, 1892.
All the British steamers pr0ceading
up and down the river, are displaying
their cOlors at half mast, out of respect
to Great Britain's dead prince.
The Delaware railroad Company
reelected Christian Febiger, of Will
mingtOn, President. He died from
paralysis few days thereafter.
By the will of David Landis, OF
Dover, his estate of $4,000 goes to
Mrs. H. E. Moore, the wife of a former
employer, for her kindness to him.
The Riverside Rolling Mill of New
Castle, resumed work Monday with
so hands. They have just been re-
built after being destroyed by fire.
George Truitt, aged III years, plays
the organ for the Episcopal MisSiOn al
New Castle, and is said to be the
youngest church Orgauist in the state
The Rev. Charles ). Robertson has
been imvited by the Georgetown NJ. E
Church te return as pastor next infer.
enee year aud the salary advanced to
$1,000.
Cards are out announcing the wed
ding of the Rev. Mark E. Bowman
pastor of SilverbroOk NJ. E. Church, ia
Miss ReIla n Lazear, Of Chicago on
February 4.
The Rev. Geo. w. Bounds, Of Will
mingtOB Conference. is seriously i'll anC
will not, it is thought, be able TO re.
sumo his pastoral duties for severa
months or so.
In the United States Court, Maio
Thomas, colOred. OF Willow Grove, wa
fined 500 aud costs for selling whis
key without license, and thirty day
imprisonment.
Samuel York, farmer who for 4
years has resided on his farm nea
Little Creek, died on Saturday weeb
and his remains were inferred in LAX,
side Cemetery, Dover.
The marriage is announced of GaTre
p, son Of Garrett l.. HynsOn, of Mi
ford, to a Miss johnson, Of Philade
phia, in the First Presbyterian ChurC
of that city on January %.
The Firms Point Jetty in the Del
ware River, was finished to length
$500 feet on Tuesday, January IL.
powerful red light will be shown {
the outward point of the jetty.
COuneilmen of Wilmington talk
repealing the auctiOneer law whit
compells the ringing of bell thrOuj
town and the payment by the auctio
eer Of percentage Of his sales to t
city.
The storehouse Of William DerriC
son at Lincoln City, Del, was destroy
by flre on Tuesday night. January
The property destroyed was Partia
insured. The dre was caused by a {
fective hue.