Smyrna times., 1893-10-25

The SMYRNA TIMES
.S1sI2'5U, DeI.,
Wednesday, Afternoon, Oct. 25, lS9
smyrna Branch Trains.
coipg North, 719, SAP, s55, A. NJ, 857, 6l5 P,
Going SOUTH s.55 1l56 A. NJ, S.57, $40, 1853 P. !
Closing of Mails.
Going North. $50. 9.25 a. m, S25, 45Op.m.
Going South, 9.25 a. m, and 45Op m
Mail for Delaware & Chesapeake road an,
Baltimore & Delaware Bay will close at $40 a, n
Opening of Malls.
From North, 40, 1890 a. M, $50 and s25 D. m
wilmington only.
From SOIth 7.4O, 1880 A. NJ, ,4SOP.M
County and State Items.
Over hundred Wilmingtonians are
at the Worlds Fair.
Revival services are now being held
in many towns on the Peninsula.
The Grand jury of Kent County is
composed of 20 or 81 Democrats.
The Middletown creamery will paw
sl.O9 per hundred pounds for Septem.
Der milk.
The new Baptist mission in South
Wilmington is meeting with consider
able success.
Governor Reynolds attended the
dedication of the Trenton Battle Monu-
ment on Thursday.
Frederick Beecher, of Wilmington.
has been elected musical director of
the Delaware Saengerbund.
George Reed, of Wilmington, owns
two thoroughbred Skye terriers, each
of which weighs less than two pounds.
The Rev, Robert Watt of Milford
has been invited to become pastor of |
Scott NJ. E. Church Wilmington.
Robert S. Morris, late the foreman of |
the DeIGUGre Democrat, of ofGeorgetown.
is now a prOOfreader in the Govern |
ment office.
Married, in Camden, N. J.. Oct. ).
by Rev. J, n. FOlwell, John B. Merritt.
of Philadelphia, and Miss Mary Emma
Devices, of Camden, Del.
Miss Lille NJ. Taylor of Dover,is one
Ofthe class of FIVE graduates from the
homeopathic Hospital Training
School for Nurses, in Wilmington.
J. Parke POstles, administrator has
sold the Stephen Postles mansion. in
Camden, with 81 acres of farm land. to
Prof. G. s. COnwell of Delaware Col
lege, for $4,000.
McKendree Downham, of Milford
accompanied his mother and sisters to
California, starting last week. Mr..
DOwnham will make a lengthy visit to
the Golden State.
We are told that there is no politics
in heaven. If this is so it would be a
very dull place for some people we are
acquainted with. should they finally
succeed in getting there.
Miss Emma Lore, daughter of Chief
Justice Lore, has passed with honor
the examination before the expert iurv
in music of the Worlds Fair exposition
and will receive the Fine Arts Medal.
A cow belonging to Mrs. d. F. Bur. {
ton, OF Dover spent Thursday night in t
well, She fell through the boards I
which covered the old we'll but vas {
gotten out safely with block and fall. I
The Rev. L. F. Warner, pastor of the t
Methodist Protestant Church of Dover. i
and Miss Byrde Gardener of Liberty. q
Md, were married at the home of the
brides parents last Wednesday after.
noon.
Some of the good people of Whining
ton are surprised and shocked that the
Democratic leaders of Sussex county
should so tamper with the jury panel
as to permit only one Republican to be IL
drawn upon it.
The Practical Farmer Hotel. near 0
Claymont, one of the oldest hostelries u
OF the State, the doors of which were
open in ante-revO!utionary times, has u
been sold to John J. Kennedy, of Viii. | p
mington, for $4,000.
Harry R. Martindale, formerly of d.
Dover, on Tuesday week was married A
70 Miss Maggie Young, of Railway. n.
j., and on Saturday brought his bride D
to Dover on visit to his father and -
friends. They will reside in Philadel. ~
phia. Y
John B. Wharton, Secretary of the .,
state Fair Association, is hustlinR to f.
make the race meet success, and it in
VIII not be his fault if the Golfers of the
organization are not we'll filed with h,
luere at the close of the two DAVIS pro. ~
gramme. VI
The Pullman Palace Car CompaDv
1,:, mas paid to Mrs. Maggie Harkins, of
Wilmington, 81 400. the amount of a q
III .luG united | III
states Court on account Of her hus. h,
Dand, who was killed in the company's
Wilmington works.
!. d. Primrose, the organizer of the tv
order OF HeptasOphs in Dover, informs CO
US that be has fifty or more names. to
eomposed of prominent men ofthe town.
sad that next weekor shortly after thew
expect to effect permanent organiza. bi
aon.-DelalOdreas. sn
, In the Baptist Church at Dover last ur
sunday, congregational meeting was OF
Aeld aud it was decided to extend a
Sall to Rev. A. D. Carpenter of New
tork, who had allied the pulpit that eli
Day Mr.. Carpenter accented. and vi
VIII begin his pastoral duties Nov. /. liz
,, Rev. DR.. E. L. Hubbard. pastor of an
Union Church. Wilmington, will be ne
. OSmcially transferred to the Madison