Smyrna times., 1895-05-29
County and State Items

Sheriff Giliis has appointed David p.
HutchisOn of Townsend to be deputy
sheriff to succeed w. H. Money.
Bayuard Green was fined SIS in Will
mington for riding his bicycle at night
without displaying a lighted lamp.
Reports from Sussex county show
that the peach crop is in a good condi-
ton, and other fruit crops are the
same.
The City of Wilmington pays more
taxes by sixty-fve thousand dollars
than the rest of the county put to-
gether.
Ex-Speaker of the House Sirman. of
Delmar, is an applicant for appoint
ment as Clerk of the Peace for Sussex
County.
some baseball enthusiasts are after
the Dover correspondent of the Re
Publican for calling the Dover club
"glzzards."
Frederick Milman. aged 20 years,
was thrown from his carriage near
Glendale on Thursday night and his
neck broken.
A special fast freight train has been
placed on the Delaware Railroad, to
handle berry shipments from the lower
Peninsula to the city markets.
The late east winds have completely
destroyed the cherry crop around Re-
hoboth, and peaches and other small
fruits were also considerably damaged.
James NJ. Wise died at his home in
New Castle on Saturday night, aged Sc
years. Mr.. Wise was employed by the
old New Castle ana Frenchtown be-
fore the Delaware railroad was built.
The Peitz anti-pool bill was signed
By uipvernOr Hastings of Penusyl vania
on Wednesday aud is now law. A
similar bill was passed by our General
Assembly.
How smoothly things are moving
since the Legislature adjourned. Oh I!
what relaxation of mind to every
body in the State, of all shades of
political preference
r. c. BrocksOn, Alexander Deakyne,
Thomas Deakyne, John A. Derrickson, =,
John Lockermau, Alexander Lattomus,
AuuttM CPCdis JOSCBu oil pOlts "a bHO
fence viewers of Blackbird Hundred.
The Bay State gas fight has been in
process of adjustment, and the settle
ment of the two suits will be made in a
few days. Addicks is again on top in
the suit brought against him by the
Boston parties.
The people about Georgetown are
preparing Tor Sand Hill camp meeting.
which will this year begin on July p
and continue for ten days. The camp
will be in charge of the Rev. William
L. MacFarlane.
SALES OF BONDs.-Charles H. Atkins
State Treasurer, will receive proposals
for thIrty-fve bonds of the State OF
Delaware of $1,000 each, with coupons
attached, for interest at 81 per cent
per annum, for the benefit of Delaware
Hospital.
The Chronicle has the following ex
pecied Inquiry: What is the matte
with the Dover and Milford (purpOsed
electric ailway Will it be built and
in operation by August irst, as prom
ised, or did the management meal
August first two thousand?
Seventy cents per bushel for 5000
bushels, August delivery" is what MI
Jefferson B. Foard publicly declare'
last night as his offer for wheat. No
bad outlook for the farmer, it ap
pears to us, compared with last year
quotations. MiddLetOUR Transcript.
The monthly report of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad for April is remarkabl.
favorable. There was an increase
gross earnings east of Pittsburg o
SAL 900 and an increase in net OF Sl13
600. For four months the gross carr
ings have Increased 81 800, 900 and tn
net $360,OOO.
During a recent Episcopal visit
Sussex County, Bishop Coleman visite
three churches in one day, driving
miles and eating dinner IN his ca
riage, in order TO keep the appoln
ments. He preached three sermon
made three addresses and cOnfrme
two classes.
The fire losses in Wilmington for Il
year ending. May /, 1895, aggregate
in round numbers $50, 600, covered
an insurance of $652, 900, tho loss
being less than per cent. Of Il
amount of the policies. The assess'
value of property in the city, deterI
ined for purposes of taxation, is abOl
S38. .OOO, 900, upon which the ire loss
was less than One-seventh of one pc
centum.
Commission men are floating &
Peninsula and some tall aud toWeri
neW-staries are being told by the
The peach crop of Georgia has been l
ported killed but one peach man u
week in Milford says one man
Georgia has peaches for which he
been offered ninety thousand dolla
This neach man says Georgia will 81
fonr thousand car loads of peaches u
season. Chronicle.
ADpIcKs IS DENOUNCED.|Ih Bg %,
meas Mems Republican Clu0, oil W
Tnington adopted resolutions declar
thatJ Edward Addicks and tne Il
poD,,hIican members of the Gene
Hlar1hIv who refused to vote
GoIoneI DnPont for United states
- hove forfeited all right and cli
- considered members OF the
',tI;cao marty by reason OF tnelr gr
ppua1;sicaI disloyalty and treachery:
savs the Democratic Glasses of
Star: ..,.,.ast is now ab
=, reat until Congress meets an
asav be said to posses l'tIle uIreUi ,',S
way Cor Democrats, no matter WI
teresi !, 'O Goes. It is q pitiable matte Iy1
may = 10 see party going 10 W.
COURSE I'm a nominee whose elec
ingt0n VIZ. "l..,ahle as that OF Col
is 50 INT ID may eventually pro
Blessing to the Democr;aiIISS c.l;iI have We the e
D0ieIoneI 0iesI be seated: IL VII widIors nJrs and
~ eliminating Mr.. Auu,S n,eats in ]
anav o. from future con'T,s u,sy ON
money ,.ss~: n although, II may ups, bI
ana Sussd have the effect oi su9Is 80
other anol nanal DuPont's coin lot I'd
Aau'S> a novsr Sentinel that has S.a be
The DVsSdaik Vnsddicks backer, mas 1s
strong he tocsin for peace. 80 ~ ! !
sounded 'n' much to be fe%e%9 r;aS ~
There y nd much whicn al
with regret, But it is all past.
Iss's forget it. Lss sst 'I 10 work to
its os~mises, to bind sspces. Sp M bull
the ,.s o'1 repair broker. Within Thin the I
the waste I'd cultivate the hears arss a. =
let's repair 49, The mission : = =
spirit or osrty in Delew,eellsI 10
Reunblican pn.s' been fulnlleo.
~ a long way, wsssd by any mean
,srtv Is not uoN .,,gor and vim.