Smyrna times., 1895-12-04
County and State Items.

A good revival is in progress at CowgilPs
Corner under the direction of Rev Fred E.
McKinsey. Seven have been converted.
Suerif Shaw sold at Harrington the store
House and lot of James G. Reed to r. r.
Kenney for $1,5OO.
Rev. Mr.. Dawson is conducting very
successful revival at Barratt's Chapel. The
little church is crowded nightly.
Revival services are being held in nearly
all of the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches on this Peninsula.
The money has all been raised to pay off
the 5000 owed by the trustees of Wesley
Church, Dover and the church is now free
of debt.
The Dover football team is arranging
games with the elevens of Delaware and
Washington Colleges.
Governor Watson has announced that he
will appoint James H. McGlothen, of
Georgetown, Clerk of the Orphans Court
and Register i'll Chancery for Sussex County.
Chief of Police Dolan, of Wilmington, has
issued an order to the police to watch the
saloons on Sundays, and holds each police
man responsible for the liquor law violations
in his district.
DIR. and Mrs. Edward Lewis have issued
invitations to the marriage of their daughter
Bertha and Charles F. Harper of New York
in Wesley NJ E. Church Dover, on Wednes-
day, Dee. IL.
Arthur Clendaniel, lad of near George
town, struck a rake into his foot and lock
jaw resulted, of which he died
J. Stanley Short, John r. Cahall and John
o. Truitt, all of Milford, are applicants for
the position of Fish Commission, which will
be filed by Governor Watson next year.
A. G. Gulley will next week addresses the
farmers of Kent and Sussex Counties on the
peach yellows-at Felon ON Wednesday
afternoon, Milford Thursday and Bridgeville
on Friday afternoon.
The New Castle County Republican Com
mittee met in Wilmington Saturday Ar
rangements were made to have every Re
publican put on the assessment list and see
that his tax Is paid.
Square Thomas Young formerly of Dover
was fatally injured on Monday week by fall
ing down a stairway while on visit to his
son in Washington, D. c. His skull was
fractured and he died in a few minutes.
He was "A years Of age.
On Thursday evening in Dover, John n.
Thomas, son of Mrs. Emma Emory and a
grandson of J. H. Nivison, and Miss Mag
gle T., youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. V. Boyer, were married.
Both John w Hawkins and Ezekiel I
Cooper OF Dover intend to offer themselves
as a candidate for representative to Con
gress to the Democratic party of this stat,
in the campaign of 1896 They both claim
an active part in the Kent County disfran
chisement.
LATE Gov. MARvIL's TOMB. Deputy Col
lector Eli R. Sharp will this week put up
handsome tomb of Italian marble over tn
grave of the late Governor Joshua H. MAJ
vii. 1t was constructed according to tn
designs of the late Governor, and bears tn
following inscription: I'm memory c
Joshua H. Marvil Born September 8, 1872
Died April s. 1895. Elected Governor {
Delaware November 6, 1894"
FAILURE OF ST. GEORGES FIRM.-Th
firm of Mary A. Pierce and George N. Sin
pier formerly of Milford trading as Simpl,
q Pierce, at st Georges, failed on Wedne
day and Sheriff Gillis made a levy on tn
establishment The firm operated lars
creamery, cannery and saw-mill. FL
judgments have already been entered at IL
Court House, amounting to S2395. II
firms indebtedness is said to be abo
SIS. 900. Most of this is owed to peOp
living in the vicinity of St. Georges. L
firm has been established for some time al
did a big business.
The Dover Telephone Company has
fected an organization with d. c. MOI
gomery, Jr., as president; Howard
Wilkinson, secretary; A. A. Watson, tre
urer 1t was decided to limit the stock
eighty shares at S25 each, and S11OO was
once subscribed by those present. the
mainder has since been taken. The circ
proposed at first will include an extension
the line to Lebanon and Rising Sun W
the expectation Of continuing it to Camd
Magnolia and other points. The charge
ADCtA4 DllO4ES Will DC NAV POA gNdA IL pa
- ofbusiness, and S12 in private residenC
payable quarterly in advance.
JOSEPH r. WHITAKER DEAD.-JOseph
Whitaker, one Of the wealthiest men Of
county, died Monday at his farm near Do
Mr.. Whitaker had been i'll for several we
and his death has been expected at {
moment Outing the past two weeks
,,-.e Io-,, ,,.o. DI,oorfer-iI1a Do op6 no
in an iron mill Deceased was bach
and about 10 years old. He was prom
ent Republican and was mentioned as
nominee for Governor by the Republic
of Delaware five years ago The rem
will be taken to Philadelphia, to-moT
and eremated, according to the reques
the deceased.
WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH ADDIcK
The above is one of the most impor
questions ofthe day. The Morning Ney
the AiddletOwn Transcript and Penins
News have denounced him in severe tel
and cautioned the people to beware Of
Establishments OF he may be instrume
in bringing about the defeat Of the p
Yet he has the temerity to go right on
open club rooms in this city, and it is
he proposes to assist in doing the saI
every Hundred in the county, if not
Hundred in the State, What will be Il
suit Of such action cannot be foretold.
opponents say that it will lead to the d
Of the Republican party, and thus ps
uate Democratic ascendency. This EN-
only be accomplished by Republicans y
the Democratic ticket or staying away
the polls. We cannot suggest any pl
get rid Of this man Addicks. II seems
he cannot be driven out of the State, a
will persist in spending his money Z
taxes and also to establish Republican
Now the important question is what 81
done about this matter? For ourselv
shall stand by the nominees of the pa
Wilmington Republican.
Few people know that all plants G
digestive principles. They cannot Z
their food until II Is digested any nor
animals can. The Mount Lebanon 81
have learned the art of extracting and
ing these digestive principles and it
this reason that their Shaker Digestiv
u NJ. II.