Smyrna times., 1894-01-10

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r.dDesday Afternoon, Jan. 10, 1894 St,
,x,r1,a Branch Trains. oie
North. 7.1s, s.42, 9.55 A. NJ, S.57, 615 P M w,
OO.'o south. e55 l1.56 A. NJ. S57, $50, 7.5S P. VIZ
Closing of Mails. dc
,-,.. North. $50. 925 a. m, s.25, 4.5Op.m. W
49, 49, South 925 a. m, and 45O p. m M
o'nI for Delaware & Chesapeake road and bI
niore Man & Delaware Bay will close at SlO a. m d
Opening of Mails. W
-, North. 7.4O. 1880 a. m, $50 and s2j p. m
wilmington only.
ron, South, 7.4O 1880 A NJ. 4SOPN u
county and State Items. D D
The Odessa Creamery Company has D
,ociared dividend of 10 per cent. on Il
the capital stock
uovander AIinner has been APP q
TOD Dostmaster at Bowers, and w. "
Arthur at KentOn, Kent County. f
Tho State Commissioners having o
,;ioJ TO sell the Delaware Building at @
,Se Worlds Fair, will advertise for l
bids for its removal.
The Rev. Robert Watt has notified {
willard NJ. E. Church that he desires a
obange of pastOrate. He has been in
vited to Scott Church.
An old building in Lewes that was
used as a school house 15O years ago
i to be pulled down to make room for
town lookup
Governor Reynolds and staff have
bsen invited to attend the annual re-
csntion of the Old Guard of New York
which will be given January 18th.
Wm f. Goodwin and Miss Emma 7.
SspD. both of FELTON,, were married
Dec. 2S. at the residence of Walter
Kelly in Wilmington, by Rev. b. f. |
Jester.
ONLY one milkman bid for the con-
tract for furnishing the State Insane |
ASYLUM at Farnhurst with milk, and |
he got the contract for year, at AZ
cents per quart.
Little Creek protracted meeting has
closed with the grand result of ninety
six conversions. Pastor, Rev A. Z.
Jones has been great help in accom-
plishing much good.
Harvey Baker, of Dover, was fined
SO and costs and held in 500 bail for
assaulting Byrd Delvin, lad visiting
there from Washington. An un-
provoked attack.
The Peninsula Methodist says Asbury
quarterly conferenc, which has changed
lis opinion has decided to refer the sub
iect of pastoral supply to Bishop Vim
cent and his counsel.
Three new school houses have been
erected in this county, for the educat-
ion of cOlored children, within six
months. They are located at Freder-
lea, Canterbury and Slaughters.
Milford people are playing with
tickle future by guessing the number
of shot in bottle for bedroom suit
aud trying to get the one key in 2,OOU
that will unlock a box with S25.OO in
gold therein.
On Thursday evening, John w. Jar
rell of Kent County and Miss Mary
Louise Beatty of Wilmington, were
married at the NJ. E. parsonage, Mid
dletown. Rev. n NJ. Brown performed
the ceremony.
William Turner, of Sassafras, Md
and Miss Martha Vandye of Odess
were married at the Methodist churcI
MiddletoWn, by the Rev. n. Nj. Brown
on Wednesday evening. There wer
many guests present.
An income tax is the most unpopu
lar of ali forms of taxation, and if Cor
gress shall finally decide TO go tor tn
incomes of the country, it will get int
deeper mud than they are now wit
the Hawaiian question.
Lafayette Lodge, F. and A. M,
Wilmington, has received from Cor
ductOr B. F. Dennis a gavel mad
from mulberry tree that was plante
beside Washington's tomb, at MouI
Vernon, by Lafayette, 1920.
Florida is said to have shipped Ov
$l,2OO,OOO worth of moss last yea
Delaware might derive a cOnsiderah
income from this business were
practicable to utilize its several thoU
ands of "mossbacks. ."-MiLfOrd Neu
The wind is tempered to the sho
mild one, and as a consequence
millions Of unemployed have suffer
less from cold and hunger than wou
have proved the case in cold wlnt'
KILLED IN RAT HUNT.-While "
- liam Long, aged II years, and Ha
Dean, aged 81; were shooting rats II
barn near Wilmington Sunday, Lc
shot and instantly killed Dean, b
let from IA FlObert rifle passing throu
his heart.
An exchange says that Mrs. Tilgn
L. Wiley, Of Georgetown, has &
from one COW, three hundred and
pounds Of butter since the first
January, 1898, and had full sup
for the ismily. The butter
amounted to $80.75