Smyrna times., 1892-10-19


Delaware will head the procession
during the dedicatory ceremonies .
Chicago Friday.
William Adkins caught two eels a
the Break water, one of II pounds ant
the other IA pounds.
An effort will Le made in Dover +,
form syndicate to buy. the hosiery
mill and put it in operation.
David H. Burrell. Obio's "Westarr
Oyclone' Is stumping Delaware in the
The missionary cOnvocatiOn of the
diocese of Della ware will be held in
Christ Church of Dover commencino
Nov. lst.
From the effects of a fall receivad
three weeks ago. William p. Stoops,
aged 81 years, a New Castle hundred
farmer, died Monday.
The annual convention of the Dover
District Epworth League will be held
at Brldgeville NJ. +. Church, on Octo-
Der 9th and 2Sth, 1892.
Mrs. Frank Moncur has lust pur-
chased the Red Bridge farm, near
Dover, from Mrs. Christopher of Flor
ida. Consideration, 81 500.
A Wilmington bank clerk cashed n
cneck OF 90 cents and gave the bearer
500. The recipient went off and had a
Jolllhcation. He is now missing.
An Independent Republican party
mas been started by some colored men
IN Wilmington, said to be under the
direction OF John T. Dickey, the Demo-
cratic tax receiver.
The sweet potato crop is a short one
TINS year, and prices are better then |
they have been for two years. Good |
stock sells for S1.2O per barrel for shin
ment down the country.
There will be FIVE tickets on the new
ballot in New Castle--Republican.
Democratic, Prohibition, Independent
Colored Republican and a blank ticket.
1t will be 16 by is inches.
Tensions to Delawareans were issued
Saturday as follows Original-John
II. CIllaway. Reissue-William II.
hei!um. Original Widows, &c.-Celia
b. Kellum, e. Bridget Feeney.
Little Douglass Lockwood, son of
Mrs. Fannie Lockwood, of Middletowu.
MIeli M and broke his arm in two places on
!, l thursday making the third fracture of
the same arm within a month.
The mile trOtted by Gypsey Girl,
owned by DR.. J. e. Mccoy Of the great /
kite track at Philadelphia Wednesday,
In zl14, was the fastest mile ever ;
trotted by horse owned in Delaware
James H. Ward, Esq, formerly su.
perlntendent of public schools of Sus
sex county, has completed his medical {
studies, received his diploma, and is '
low located in the practice of his pro.
iessIOn at Greenwood, Del.
The Republicans held a large mass =
Meeting at Milford on Saturday, Hon. a
has. Foster OF Washington, Secretary n
II the Treasury, aud c. H. Treat, of f
Baltimore, spoke in the afternoon. I,
nd Jonathan 5. Willis, J. r. Lofland c
nd Mr.. Ire at at night. G
Bishop Coleman has issued to his q
lergy request for the due observance a.
y religious services on Friday next, gi
nd has asked them to remind their c.
eOple that for our institutions ofrelig- n
'us and civil liberty we are chiefly Vi
ldebted under God to the Church of N
,ngland. n
WllmingtOn's Episcopal churches CT
'Ill have united Columbus Day seryi-
ss tomorrow, in st. Andrews Church.
ne vested chOirs OF the several -
lurches will assist in making the St
usic prominent feature of the ser. Ca
ice. su
Republican cyclists of Wilmington. tn
el., have organized a campaign club nj
I'd intend to participate in the politi- lal
u parades in that and surrounding cla
ties. Their wheels will be handsome. I'M
decorated with red, white and blue lnl
lntlng and they will carry Chinese ~
nterns. lin
One Of Delaware's young gallants is al al
ihlng quite reputation as a sprin- ~,
r. sunday morning at 2.30 o'clock on' o,,'
left Harrington for Denton, eigh- ~ ~,
en- miles distant, arriving at the latter ~, 49,
time for an early breakfast. His Va,
st girl was undescribably happy. NO
Dover will have her big Republican 10. ia
.eting tomorrow afternoon, com '"'
,ncing at 2 o'clock. The speakers 7
nounced are, Hon. John Wana- o.
lker, Postmaster General; Charles 80
nOry Smith, editor of the Philadel- ~, .io
ia Press; Ex-Judge Asa w. Tenney, ~
New York. IT.
FIRST DAY of r EGIsTRATIoN.- the
of WilmingtOn,s tax to
yers availed themselves Saturday of are
, FIRST opportunity to get registered ing
4 thus be qualified to vote on cleo the
n day. Fifty-eight registration wo
ards throughout the city sat con- |
uOusly from 11O'clock in the morn tina
, until o'clock at night. Nearly VIII
70 voters qualified. par
Of {
About dozen delegates were pres it C
at the Peoples party convention cor
Dover last week. They nominated biti
electors Geo. w. Kreer Of New paI
stle, VIM. Brothers of Kent, and