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Arizona republican., 1895-04-26
ASSayer.
Bicycles.
Corral.

DURGER CORRAL, Northwest corner First
ID Ave. and Adams ST., Pat Mc4owan, Prop,
is the old reliable feed corral where teams are
well cared for and where everybody receives
lair and honest treatment
DNHE STEWART-Camp ST., Tucson, Ariz
Il The best furnished house in the south
west Special rates to travelling parties and
theatrical tr0ups. Prices always moderate.
MRS. B. STEWART, Proprietress.
Arizona republican., 1895-04-26
ArCh1EecC,
Meta IlurQ1St.

@~e--o@~-->~-~----~o~--~--~-
W. MORGAN-METALLURG - Metal
~. lurgist the Harcuvar Copper Company,
Mines examined and reported upon, assays
made and chemical determinations of ore of
every description. Residence North First
avenue. Office, Room 10, Fleming Block.
Arizona republican., 1895-04-26

TOR SALE CHEAP-Good buggy and har.
L ness. Inquire at Trask kessler Grocery
company.
Arizona republican., 1895-04-26
Pensions.


r HAVE opened an office in room l, IS West
i Washington ST., with Riddle & Gray, real
business. If you have a claim pending and
need help come and see me. I'D GRAY,
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

WE noted the fact two or tbre.
weeks since that NJ. NJ. Gillian. VIII,
mas conducted the advertising denart
ment for John Wanamaker for som.
years, had accepted similar position
for large establishment in New YorL
A A. Christian has had the good for.
tune to be chosen as his snccessor fo,
thls important position. Mr.. Cbristian
was Tor some years a Peninsula man
having established the Greensboronob
free Fress some fifteen years ago RIM.
ming it successfully until he sold out 70
go into the mercantile business with
MS father-in-law. Mr.. Satterfield Ho
subsequently changed his residence to
virginia, and feeling he had an anti
tude for writing advertisements two
years ago offered himself to a largo
mercantile house in Richmond for ,b;s
purpose and succeeded so well that be
secured the place with Gimble Bros
Fhiladelaphia, on opening their LARGE
business last season, and now has ad
Vanced to the still more responsible
place with Mr.. Wanamaker. We con. |
grataiate hr. Christian on his GOOD |
future. eO0u
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
Death of Mrs. r. E. Cantmon

Mrs. Elizabeth Cantwell wifa y,
ROBERT b. Cantwell, died after n min.
ful illness of two years: first of rbepn,a-
tlsm and then paralysis. near tbis ton"
Tuesday the 2nd inst. in the 5otb voo.
! of her age. O'Uu year
up to this time Mrs. CantwelI had
Deen the possessOr of excellent health
.I auu Vigor-erect, self-reliant-more
tnan usual capability in the use of
every faculty. mental and physical
Deing endowed with clear percentions
coupled with which were some strono
convictions GO directing the purposes Of
Ille pertaining to herself and tbosa
matters affecting the we'll being of so.
clety' she was naturally leader rather
than follower of opinions
Frcm her girlhOOd she had baon q
Chrlstlan, obeying the faith and me-
1esslohs she had espOused, first in the
baptlst Church, Chester conntv Do
put from her marriage and chance of
lOcalltv, connected with the Metbodiot
Cnurch. An illustration of her stronotL
anu a, u, devotion to an object was shown
- Ine 'act mat when her husband was
- % of the Sunday School
at Aenton (which position he held for |
several years prior to his removal r.
Ihe Brlck-stOre" farm below Smvrro
Landlnng] and though several miles d;sl I
ant she would not only bave tbin%s
eauy Ior MIN but be ready to ioin him
very sunday morning, and be mt Iba
o'clock. e'Sions at
=, They moved down to Kent from,
'hes'er county ten years ago. settiinn
ear Downs Chapel. Two of tbair
onr adult children came with than
Ut Tor six or eight years thew have
cen gone, the daughter msrrvin1
If, frank Downs eight years ago. M ,
ahtwell i' thus left alone. and has - H..
eep sympathy of his friends in his ba. {
,avement. - us oe'
Mrs: Cantwell was member of tvo
ules' sOcieties-a lady Mason ana
SO a member of the Philozatban so il
to Odd Fellowship Z
ne remains were taken up to Chestar Ii
friday and buried in the Rnroi a
metery, near that city, il
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
Death of Governor Maruil

Joshua H. Marvil. Governor ocn,-
ware whose serious Illness al bi. Lora,
IN Laurel for the past week had hean
1o'ed from day to day in the Dsnors
dled at s.l5 O'Clock on Mondor a''. -
,ng' in the 10th year of his ase ''s", ",'s
less than three months in the .o''a' .'-U
nor's chair. '"e COVER
nis death of course cast a gloom
on ms party associates. as il bs. renr, iTol
mem OF the fruits of a victory bardI',
"on' and gave a promise tbron..,1
change of administration. to a snaaal
SION to the Offices of those wbo -
Deen Milling them for thirty years as :,
IL nad become natural rigbt - "
Governor Marvil v as in evsrv .o
An exemplary man: successful n ha.,
NeSs' benevolent in his tendeno;..
extremely :: kind to those needing ba1u a.u
= = not TO be wondered at that ~
popular sense he was one Of tbe 70.
most men In Sussex county D.,
condition Of his health was not suob =
justified his candidacy for the @ Gobar' =
material once and promise Of a nm
ziiment OF its duties for four wear. us
so declared himself, and the disin,a.
ss.ed members Of the party felt Il Ne.
s@klng TOO great a risk, but the nors;.,
sns urgency of bis candidacy bv Sss.s Sen
-. higgins prevailed, With tbe ros.,I.
1rssoa n"a even than was anticipated
. = 1sovernor Marvil had not baa.
Dmce = q long enough TO outline a mol noI,on =
= .a. lacI. aiiiictions seemed to tale lonoy, 2
session. | OF his family almost direpsI" pJs'
a.aer MS Inauguration, but he gave 10y s
.ense 10 his few official acts of ssron ~
sooa sense and judiciousnaas' ''SSss shas
aaugused we'll for his adminIstras,o.a .a1s
me e, anasra Of the State. @''on u
!, Inc Republican party has hssn
,,.s ulariy unfertnnate in losing thslr !
0nly TWO governors 10 Ihirtv Ssss sns'
= = q. Cannon, in 'o5, after flIfn~ - :
'mce Two years. aud Governcr Mar.,sI sa I
ess than three months, both Of 5as', whon, !
ss5e men OF singular purity Of liSss i've :
ma great usefulness as citizens. Gov. Gov
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
On SATURDAY, MAY 4th, I895.

ana 0 D clock p m, the following desc,;ho, -
ana premises, TO wit: uescnoed land
No: l.-All that certain farm o,d
stat ~ N1sI n DoVer Hundred Kent Co,tSs.s siIu
, dIon the State road 70 the Ror, IOad leading
WiniIe iIe from Central Church sdiojni,o,au ,oau, aoOu
lands o9 Msst MhettTlck lands of Edward i1naS F o
a., S g.. " mary Z. Moore, and othar - n. Evans
rIs olxty Acres Of Land more o. iIHnus' Ias' contain
bnI,sS bUsellelS upon which are a ooos; ne I'm
inc Sood u o1t9nlldings all in good or1a 1naWelIlne
apple and pesr orebosA ne acres in good timber ma
ateS IN ,h III mat certain farm and nrar,;..
on the nnS,io County and state -
to Dinabs CorDo.u leading from the KentOD ro.
81: 1ilnlng y lands of Joseph NJ WjIaS. rom Dover.
lands OF otbs,S lands OF Maria T. BnTton 90,
Nine Acres ~ isnsu containing One Hundred anu
iS. = upon which are two.sfor ne improve
ana o,bnse Jbuse with kitchen attached hne hs Iweil'
fences and annie o.nhes hes IN good condition eood
~; S'-All that certain farm o,s -
STATE of DaSsOteeE OteeE Hundred Kent tSo1Itss sltu, %
ma adfoinfng ls,e;; aoout one mile south az Srn,S
vi vi Nathaniel +. Wilds and io. ". Anthony, lands
Iand T,nsa one Hundred and FIeven T'nels, ana
are large frsroa Inc improvements on yvhicb
w u,t99ulldings. Hedge ana fan stable and other
sherr;as u good streams Of water Duho aDtil every
water All ihe ho.ner fruits and frst.cass waII PIgIS[s
churches and No. sahus , are close to schools ana
he finest tsda nAVe been well kent mn N anu =.
public sale os some M fhS ti%s that has been Ofed
Veil SSn-, @ : nome and dairy farm ~ sitq1iated 1ited
ooFnT f5r ksns attention Of investors % or a.. ,b are
VsS VsHiSaaS-Ien per cent Cash on
eed shte hhte per cent. additional o. S! ~, oI safe.
nd tbe Tn VIII be executed within INV OF
tents s Se iR two equal annual inS,sy Ssys
'0eu'eu oy bond sndmortga0e 9''Aii'
F~ao,,.. ABRAHAM c. M00PR
Dover nLiXeoutor Of Joseph Moore. nSons5a,a
= = FORCUM, AGctioneer. -''''
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

HE terms of peace now trying to be
made between Japan and China are in
some ways rather peculiar. One NJ
.ne requirements which Japan makes
Is 'nat China shall open up her country
70 all nations and permit the introduc.
"on OF machinery. The aim is to make
civilization compulsory.
According to the political proDbats
the great motto of Japan was ASIA for
Inc Asiatics," and the Miksdo,s mn.
Willingness to march upon practically
unprotected Peking was attributed -
MS fear lest the fall of the buoa NJ
eOlisn Empire would place her vas.
realm at the mercy of Russia and Gres,
Britain, if not also of France lamar.
purpose OF recognizing China hes beon
neld up as plan to prevent EuroDea.
influence. Japan now proves the sin.
SeFity OF her own Europeanization In
V'e~ OF her own young Western eiviIi- |
-s'Oa % through the agency of the |
Da'cn' tne Land of the Rising Sun de-
serves the thanks Of the entire modem
world. She bids fair To become tba
.'islng Sun for the eutire OIL,
Japan Is evidently doing ber best 70
Tear down the Chinese Wall
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

lss que to include the Jewish church IN
the above because the members of tba,
pody recognize their responsibility m
the same God as do we, and If there
ever was any church ritual established
Dy the Lord it is the Jewish. and ohris-
tlanity is its fullfllment. Nowhere in
america is this truer than on this
Peninsula. '"'S
At the Conference I asked tho prosi
gent OF the largest Rolling Mill Co. in
the State-himself an intense Christian
worker-Whether this is true in vii.
mington and vicinity, and he tboucbt.
Iuliy went over long list of mercbents
anu manufacturers and replied. "I am
surprised at the extent of 1.-THE beod
men In nearly all of our enternrisos . ~
active in church work"
Whilst the gift for money getting 10
not the true standard by which to
measure success even in this life vet 7
am conhdent that the monev Of tbis
country Is much more under reIioiouo
moulding than outside of it. and wben
properly appealed to aids IavisbIv
enterprises, and that the chill.
ureh OF the wealthy class increasingly
are are receiving their religious bias in H.
DlOie schools under different names Of |
Cne country. And as the coming cor
Jury VIII be whatever the children -
,nis oay make it, 1 am a decided
1Ptimlst as to the future both of chnroS
-N N'S''e' ALBERT Cowgirl
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
Y. J. Phillips. H. c. Ford and J. "

". J. Phillips. H. C. Ford and J. W
Dyer.
L. F. Moore has been appointed sale
man for the Kent Iron Hardware %
and he has secured wheel-wright apc
blacksmith and the work of the sbor
VIII be carried on as usual.
Mrs. John Serwell was visiting he,
sister at FELTON, last week.
Mrs. Ann Cohee, has been visiting her
daughter Mrs. Terrell.
Miss Viola Hinsley of Dover was the
guest of Miss Laura Barcns on SUNDAY
Mrs. Laura Boyce, who was sent as a
delegate from Cheswold n. E. SUNDAY
School to the Sunday School Conven.
Glon at Lewes, returned home last
Saturday.
Mrs; Mary BOyce, visiting her son, D.
H. BOyce.
Miss Laura Barcus, was visiting
Dover, last week.
Miss Belle Moore, returned Saturday
from two weeks visit to her brother
DIR. L. Q. Moore, of Smyrna.
Misses Matte and Daisy Shaban. of
mlddletown, were summoned home
to the bed side of their mother who has
been very i'll with La Grippe. but ia
now convalescent.
ChessOOLd, DEL, ApriL, 8tk 1895
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
Two Business Enterprise. Un,,.

The sale of the interests of A..
w, FodK Ounmins in the frm of Cnno %
n'n5 q Cosgrif, Tile Manufaotnr rs ~
naS brought about an important Chez,
II two business enterprises. Reel 4
hazell, who for some wears bavo o0SH S 9
uoing real estate. brokersce Dee1
bnnn bnoney -loaning business in this town
aave bought the interests of the AZ
ceased member end the two enternp;ae. TT oe,
nave oeen consolidated under m ~ Fro. 'sr'
sgement, the name Of the new firDo ~
oe Cosgrih, Beck q HazelI. each how W
ing one'third interest, The cbon n"v-
S",h 1891 upon as natural course as
oo,il oosn nrns heretofore. have been trarso ss
acting their business 10 the same y osanS ens,
snu now by the consolidation the Oe nn.''
urn ~, VIII start out upon strongar haS;" 10"
Inis new business, which covaus Isis
Htlf5er OF Interests, will be dio;So5
into departments. John CosSris u.'ius9 tlsIl
nave n1ve charge o the tile works oyar we,
rni mnicn business be has had a long v' sv
periencei d. II. Beck will attend = ,Ls TAs
ihnanceering and real estate and n,o,''' ~ 'ne
loaulng department; the third daoas,S
nent' which calls for a salesma,P PaiS.
Veeh put into the hand of r Ha.an nn7
a number OF improvements are Cor, con-
',ai, w, pieLed TO take place in the Hs]aiI I'll
eellluipg, WHERE apo situated tbair r1erl 90
pces and IN the course of 49, s', M oi
I sapect s,l, to be fitted out 10 do 4 lsres sreg
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

THE case of Oscar Wilde against the
Marquis of Queensberry for libel was
Drought to a close in a verdict in favor
OF the defendant. The jury found not
only that the defendant was not guilty.
OF libel, but in subsidiary verdict de.
elared that the Marquis of Queens
berry's charges were true and had no.
been made for the public good. Mr.
Wilde was arrested. The case has
created quite a sensation in England.
and since the verdict Oscar Wilde has
been behind the prison bars. His name
has been expunged from all playbills
OF London theatres where his plays are
running, and his future is apparently
blasted forever.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

The elections of the past week, like
those of last year, have been a con.
tinuation of the Republican sween
only In some sections the majority has
been even more decisive. In Michigan
the Republicans carried every county
In the Statewide Chicago elected a Re-
publican Mayor by forty-ive thousand
plurality. St. Louis also went Repub-
hcan by the decisive majority of twelve
thousand, while in Ohio the maiorities
IN most cities was equal to that of last
ia'i, AT the election in Rhode Island.
on Wednesday, the entire Republican
ticket was elected by an increased ma.
Jority over last year. The general
falling of in the Democratic vote is mt
at forty per cent.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
81. so to 5000 eocl
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

w A large assortment of Sill ...
dotoo w ooI Novelties, both foreign 5T anJ arJ
shades ADJ Of # the tn new and staple
'n"ueS IN au-wool Dress Goods FOODS
Also Also a large assortment o. a.
ahureS dhllXtureS including str;noo ol
cae caaeecks, DeBege, cloths and So ScdtoS [3eI,
GlTects. y i Best value ever 'Vl offayod t1fUSgn
All wool; double width, uttered
O,,u only 25c peryard
l Dress Goods is immense ' Tbc 1Oc
assortment of Wash fabrics iO re
L all of the latest novel noyeitinI ili-
3nG VIII please you. The line s'IT; of
2oE 2wlyeI Silks, Plisse RoyaI li''e anJ ID
zephyr Ginghams are esDeciaiIu De- aHu
c,ou3' WHat a, zoe hoce,et IN, popular Dress
foods Z '0i1 be difficult to ,fr, fnd 1o,SsS aa',s
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

ernor Salisbury dominated the affair,
OF the State with a nowerfuI Mill -,
the national tide went the onnos;t'
S"y no was rowing. Whatever NAV
90 '1s eneet In Delaware, the moral
anu financial revulsion that set in a
year OF OF Two ago in many of the cities
anu states mas worked a revolution in
many places which it was tbougbt
| could not be shaken. Delawareis effste
constitution gives opportunities fo,
corruption that partisans of all grades
naturally take advantage of, that the
organic law of no other State in the
Union affords. '' =" '"e
by ny the death of Governor MarviI
William I. Watson, Speaker of the
senate, Democrat. becomes actin
Governor, and will so continue untiI
SIter a the next election. Governor
watson, las such he will be called he.
cause ne VIII exercise the functions of
the ot1cel is 46 years old, has a biob
sense OF character, and will no donbt
aumlnlster the duties of the Office from
Cne nignest point of party honor. We |
snail be surprised if he does not make
nlgh-minded executive and leave the
once with the general respect of ali
parties, and especially of the citizens Of
,, MS native town, Milford, where he
yesterday morning Secretary of State
Smlthers announced the death of the
!oVernor, and after the proper resolu.
IONS OF regret, the oath of Office was
to Mr.. Watson by Chan.
'ellor WolcOtt. The funeral of Gov
'rnor r Marvil will take place tomorrow
IIternoon at Laurel, in the M r
Rev. S. N. Piichard officiating
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
PersonaI-

Supt. w. w. Knowlas oss.
nugllc schools, was IN town vesferd oouhtl -,
'"SIe Rl,tn tne TIMES Office a pleasant ceiiy ah'
nliss Matte Sellers, ofCarlislo d.
Ssen Rts5 entertained for few dass ~ m mhai
Misses Yocnm. -" uays by the
az r., Wm. Hanes and dau0bter n.
4na Aiss callis Hance. Of Pbs, p,essie,
Ms IsS guests y Mrs. W o. Hoffecks'Bp p''"'
,ip1.,sA a; hngenie Richardsob of tUu
'4s.oa, ao Is being entertained by Mrs 7
Chas. y. Archer received notice ve.,or
IsS.a JIsy Or tho death Of bis father IN Nav Nav
n John John H. HoGeoker and q. B. Tavlor Of
5,us ~ town, attended the State davy.eobooi
S1Hn yenllon In Lewes last week
...s. ,.lss r. Estelle Waters, Of PHILADELPHIA.
I1rIilves to-day the guest Of her aunt. Mrs
9onl ~ u a: honecker. where she will spend
tne Easter holidays
tlss Florence g. Hazell. has gone 10
Milford, to be engaged for several months
~ tne millinery business
Mrs. A. Duncan Yocum. and SON ara
making a visit to Chester, p. TT ~
MRS. Edward Farrell has been in a critical
condition for q week past. Her husband
VINO IS residing Ia California was teleI
graphed for several days ago and Is er-
peoted TO arrive tomorrow
Joseph Burrows, who recently went into
ne grocery business in the Mrs. Spencer
tore on Delaware street, has sold out his |
business TO John Crossley and left town.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
DsatL Of our oIae.r Gill;.

o,5a' MRS Martha Stubbs, said to be tn,
%Sr' TIuest person in the town, died or or
Inv thursday last in the 90 year of he,
SSge; She was the widow of William
9Isuoos, practical and skillfuI painter
.S,1 Tno came to Smyrna from Delaware
HlIy nearly 40 years ago, having nrev.
Eus ISus TO mat come to this country from
england. Mr.. Stubbs died about
twenty years ago since which time sba
mas made her home with her soO
David. Mrs. Stnbbs was a commnnil nj
cant cant OF the Episcopal Church the
larger part of her life and maintaineJ
good record in her society. The re-.
CemntNve uS were inferred inferred in the Episcopal
SNSem99tery SS 9y Saturday afternoon, Rev
Mr.. Dame officiating. -'0''
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
Death of Mrs. James stuhh.

MRS. Hannah Stubbs, widow of tho
iate Rev. James Stubbs. and mother % ~
the Rev. DR.. Enoch Stubbs. who Jied -
a few weeks since, in Philadelnhia
expired last evening from an sttack Of
59neumouia' at the residence of her
ttaugnter, Mrs. VIM. FAIRIES, in this
Sown; low o., she passed, few week since
~ her ooth birthday. She was a woman
e,tt OF remarkable gentleness, simplicity of
lal!h and devotion to her family.
arrangements are being made for
Ine iuneral at Mt. Moriah Cemeterv
rnlladelphia, Friday, where repose the
remains of her husband and SON
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Here you will find q n;oo o,.,..
pSlotL ppaptmentS, where you will find
tGHvery tHty comfort and convenience an lnlre
I Clat the most modern citv Ioo Sboo
,,oo,'t nooreS oIIer dG you. Our assort-
iiGIlt - G OF Shoes and Oxford Ties
n,,nal lS larger and more complete than
ever before. We have comnIntal conn Ilit'li
y u resStocked this department dnr-
fIs SIfssd 5ne .e,Efl past week, and it is now
Snt;1 Sirlea with It the latest novelties in
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

The first issue of the Milford Herald
IS upon our table. 1t is published bv
Fisher and Stevens, Charles G. Fisher
being the editor. 1t proposes to be a
home paper, without political bias, de-
voted to the better education and ele-
walton of the masses. 1t is a very
oreditable looking sheet.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
PertiIIzer Rn.ino.. 49,,

- IIe eutlfe buslness good giII hronI. -,
1on ~ H.S, trade names; &c or the iste u 1ias
been q so,d IN mann 9h Co., Wilmington, DE-" VAL
No. Chessnn,T nS ,Tygert-AlIen FertIIEer CO.. .o's
eTclnSi.g 1ne goods will be manufactured be,oda fa
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

I, PRESIDING ELDER SMITH held hi
nrst Quarterly Conference on Frida,
hlght Tor this Conference wear anS
preached his first sermon here Sundav
N mmOrning. HIs text was from PauIjs
6pistIe to the Ephesians-"Tba, tba
ratner OF glory may give unto Won tbo E
spirit OF wisdom and revelation - ~
knowledge of him: The ewes NJ vonD
understanding being enlightened. tbat
ye may know what is the hone of biS
callng, and what the riches of The
glory OF his inheritance in the ssint" b,
Inc speaker dwelt especially On 81
ogad oyes ~ tne understanding being enliebt-
SiU, Sneu, VIZ: being obedient to Gods viii
usssceernlng os him through the revelations
oI tne spirit. He introduced his dc
course by reference to the testimonies
~ tne Love Feast that he had inst Ied
III 'ne IoWer room, that the most of ~
SPEAKERS had by coincidence testi6aS
IN tne direct line of his text ora -
Ject-ot their knowledge of the reva1o oJ
tIOns oil the Spirit, and desire 70 bo "a
IuIi accord with His will. One of III
resultant effects of the late sessioy,s &c
the Wilmington Conference bera "
oeen the taking in of three adnit ,s1 na'
oeES oed , on PROBATION, by Pastor StenpIe
pan.n n sue Love Feast indicated that The
ehtecostal meetings had had a onicL
StnIug enect on those who had attended, |
,uem sincerely. There is almost .
I1suinous expression, it MIGHT he
luued' Ior the Conference to 6e baIS
lere again In few years. o'N
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10
CheswOld.
H"AnIiNG THKfR PAsTOR-TowN ELFc-
itoN, LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

I ~ hAth AAclUh- EI. &c
itoN, LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
'Psc,e T, coFrespondepoe to the smyrna Times.
nh.e ne congregation Of Cheswoltl M II
snndsm, were treated 10 Gne discourse
Rev, VwV'nlsg w rg W their new pastor
n1se1nel Sunday afternoon and S"eno. sne,. AZ
Dneewold at night. Rrotbas a"T Ea.l,a asa'n at
man man Of God and is makian o' g, Iogie, is a
Ionn;na ho@e among our people Ana "lmse'i ~ at At
Brother % iSp%aso Fosla' to TO grand years WORK ny
oxford this week. expected from
The first quarterIv
be held at.Cheswold al bpnoplerence viii
day morning. Love Nscn 130 Satur
morning at 8 30 ana ,sast sunday
1890 go, by Presiding Elder smieee srssehing at
ouis,Iv D9T 'o%n ssa sIsc,aio Isass.ioe passed Of v.
missIoners J. NJ. Smisso s'so'i2wing CON-
S'n'sn, John Moore.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

y QUEEN ESTHER REPEATED - Tho
Oratorlo OF Queen Esther will ba re
PeaIed W IN the Dover Opera Honse
WeGnesday and Thursday eveninns
Aprll 10th and IIth. This is done .;
Sne "a urgent request of the ladies oS S
wesley M. E. Church of that town for M
l'? lGr whose benefit the proceeds will 'ba he
ho +: M. c. Choate, of Newark has
%o STen elected vice president of tbe
aooi Mew castle County Teachers's As-
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

REV. Mr.. sTENGLE's ARRANGEMENT
ccCmmemorating 20 the Semi-Centenarv
OF the M. E. Church, which will bs
held sunday week, the 2Ist inst nrono,
ises 10 be very interesting-sermnn hv
neVi Dr. John A. Roche, of New YorE
ID the morning, and reminiscences of
some OF the older members in tbe even
ing. 1t is a little singuiar tbot e sisn- o;t'Et
members OF the original choir of ffftv
5sa[s " sE ago are still living, and members
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

sub;s.t viii !, De an agreeable surprise to nors0n.
fbs3 n 70 attacks of bilious cole p peiLsOns
Cha prompt relief may be had bv - toe;Iil learn
RemeSv RSialns T S Collie, Cholera and 6iarbass
nav be- nroIa, In many instances tbe 11aSa s.tas5
as soon as prtSSHe4ate9 tSe by taking this remedy S
appear Is and az 5ocy ocyBPto%S BSEtIo as Of the disease
ton q Raymond. ''''e lot sale by Cliff
Smyrna times., 1895-04-10

IHE Smyrna Loan Association msds
l's annual report last night, and makes
good showing. 1t has issued iftsem
series of stock, six of which bsva nieeen been
oe.lIeu. ooo5 IL is a home enterprise, under
good management, and paws a good in.
5 5srest on monies invested in it. It has
gone gone well, and deserves well The
sixteenth Series of stock is now omen
II noe ei subscribers and we commend it as
hrst'class institution. See ad.