Smyrna times., 1892-05-25
DELAWARE AND MARYLAND ITEMS.

% C00ssiu! revival meetings are bein
$ 9eld IN the M. E. Churches at Deal
T Island, and Union Church, Fairmonr
g circuit, and in the M. P. Church q
Georgetown, Del. Seventv.fve ne,
members are reported from Deal,
Island, thlrty-twO from Union ChurcI
: and twenty from the NJ. P. Church a
!. Georgetown. q
MRS. ISAAC GIBBs.-Mrs. Isaac Gibb
died at the residence of her bushan,
near 81. Augustine, Md, Thursday
after prolonged illness.
Inc deceased, previous to her mar
rage SIX years ago was a Miss Sinnicl,
son, ana OF the eight members of he,
FAMILY hve are now dead. Mrs. Gihhs
leaves husband and three children
George W. Waller of Laurel who !.
associated with A. P. Mowbray & Co
mas completed tour of the Peninsula
ana says the farmers nearly all saw
Chey expect to harvest a fair cron of
peaches except in the late yellow va.
ileI'es. he also says the crop of straw.
oerrles Will be the largest ever shipped
rom TINS Peninsula, but that black
oeTTles VIII be very short crop es.
cially in Sussex. ~
1HE MEDICAL SOCIETY.-Tbe Della.
ware state Medical Society will hold
us 1Oou annual session in Dover on
June ~ The session will begin at II
CLOCK. 1he address of welcome will
oe made by }. ID. Wilson, NJ. d.. chair
G1i Hah OF the committee of ARRANGEMENTS
me president, DR.. Joseph Ii. Chandler
VIII make his address. There will be
DISCUSSIONS made under the heads of
surgery practice of medicine and other
things. ''''o'
TIMELY WARNING.-A Newark
man writes: Beware of a mar. short
neaVy set, with IA clean .shaveu face !
ana mead perfectly bald, who call.
himself r. DennisOn and claims To live |
In Wilmington, and is canvassin0 the |
upper part of this State for varions
magazines and Offering large Dremi.
u'ns OF books to subscribers. A nun.
Oer OF persons who subscribed about a
month ago, denOunce the man "A an
accomplished fraud. Any reader of
lnls warning who has an opportunity
should have him arrested"
ID. & c. RAILROAD MEET1Nc At
tne annual meeting of the Delaware e
chesapeake Railroad Company. in
Easton, Md, Wednesday. the followino
0Lncers were elected President. Geo
3. Roberts; Secretary, Robert n
Groh; Treasurer, Robert N Smith.
george b. Roberts, Henry d. Welsh
J. n. Du Barry, John p. Green u g
Newhall, Philadelphia; James R
Groom, Elkton; David ]. CummiDs :
smyrna; George " Massey, Dover:
Oswald Tilghman. Eastou. !
Mrs. MARY NJ. GRIFPIpH.-After an ,
illness of several weeks Mrs. Mary M
Griffith, wife of Robert S. GrifHtb. of
sassairaS, Md, died Sunday week. q
a singular circumstance in connec- B
ton with the death of this estimahIe il
lady was that Sunday was the forty.
nrst anniversary of her marriage. and d
5he passed away almost at the same 4
nour nno she was welded Al years ago. &
ohe leaves a husband and six children r
tour sons and two daughters. Thew II
are Mrs. James WOodall, Mrs. Cliff \
ana Joseph T., Harry, Charles and a
hOoert. Another daughter was Mrs a.
-saae Gibbs, and has been deceased Il
l6oGt seven years. al
JUDGE HOUsF0H CRIrIC1sEp.-Tbe ii
lction OF Judge Houston granting a hi
ractional liquor license to l.. C.L. bt
smith, and then revoking it at the so. OF
lcitatlon OF another man who holds sh
similar license, is open to severe de
rltloism, When a man has received ps
license, having paid the required fee to
Or IT, he has legal right to retain it is,
.ntil it is revoked for cause and bv ey
harges preferred by citizens of the an
lace where he does business. There be
'as no reason for granting license to
mith IN the first instance, and this sv
ctioR alone was sufficient to subject les
1e Judge who granted it to the charge it
weakness. But to revoke the IL pr
shse when once granted, and this at inl
10 Oehest OF another liquor seller en-
lows iamentable state of mind for a tn,
,ember of the judiciary.-Farm and WI
lone. "''' ~
FORTUNES FAST FLIGHT. A OO' OO'
ew Castle youth, who inheriCed a pr
nal fortune Of $4,000 or $4,000 bv ~. III
le death OF relative some time aO0 W.. w
having gay time, Since he Joined -T Sns
10 sporting fraternity three waaks WI
20 MS personal expenditures have
mounted to $2,l00, and now he is init
way sojourning" with another 81. 600 Hu
MS pocket. Among the articles ses'
ICn which he has equipped himself nal
I Gne season are two $3.50 BICYCLES. a Ject
20 diamond ring, eight new suits of the
lIAes, and several 1000-mile tickets con
er the different railroads, He has this
so hlred Tor the summer box at one Tore
the Philadelphia opera houses mel
lere he can be found several even Sus
g each week. He is booked To ioin He'
ranks OF the benedicts some time "a.
xt month, but he SAYS he is datar- prol
ned to enjoy life. "by jove," till then Walt
t COST him few thousand more lish,
ndGy Star. shal
'kEDERICA.-Theh hail storm of last ~
sdnesday week, besides being n nov. 41a Aaoi'
y TO which we are not accustomed Cne
'Sed 70 6e more destructive in its a.l leau
II .racter than was at first supposed 9ec'
'se number OF persons living in III
,derica had their window panes the
ken and sustained other damage lden
Tue most destruction occurred In a Yves
tlon OF country embraced between killt
q Coursey's Spring Mills north tee,
y toward Felton. Mr.. Coursey had snu,
riy hundred window panes brokent fisel
os turner had the glass 10 his large MI
ehh9use mostly smashed; Rev. w place
England's wheat, a farm in tenure tute
ArmWeii Quillen was almost entirely
ied, ana number of other fields of III
Il fatal tract L'rSs raSs;,a ~ me storms ing n
oInr, ~. ! .sooisou eneir snare the
iaes' 'fr,it 49, VI iess degree. speed
y vaeetafiar % wggs sHsla!iatea and cial
WITH 10 the roau,y;'aae i's peAqer spHs
decent Of the JrS1s IoT n,slas ana aevasta- what