Smyrna times., 1895-01-16

turn the groom 81 and bought enough
lemons to give "set out" with the
fifty cents! He was certainly finan-
cier and manager.
Under the local option law One-half /
the fines are given to the informer.
This fact is not generally known.
Several persons have killed wild |
geese in wheat fields of Garret Fox |
we'll and w alter Morris the past week. !
Bishop Curtis, of the Catholic DiO.
cease of Wilmington, denies the report
that a convent is to be erected at |
Easton, Md.
Miss Daley, OF Milliugton, was mar
ried Tuesday to Mr. w. Prince, of
Queen Annes. They were both
Seventh Day Adventists.
Baltimore Fertilizer men have or
ganized to correct abuses in the trade,
eQualize prices, and make uniform con-
tracts and credits. Look out farmers
Cards nave been issued announcing
the marrige of Miss Nellie Ramsdell
and Mr.. Roland 7. Carey, at Central
NJ. E. Church, on Wednesday evening,
January 10th.
City Solicitor Warwick, brother of
Mrs Eben F. Perkins, of ChestertOwn,
was nominated for mayor of Philadel-
phia by the Republican City COnven-
ton Wednesday. He is most sure to
be elected
The wedding of Miss Marguerite
May jackson to William G. Stevens is
announced to take place on Wednes-
day evening, Jan. %, at 7.3O o'clock,
| Rev. J. NJ Lindale officiating at the
Cordova NJ. E Church.
William J. Boyer, of Templevile, has
| sold his handsome dwelling in Sudlers-
| willie to w. o. Thomas for $1,150.
This property is better known as the
! DIR. COmegys properly, and Is said to
| be the haudsOmest property i'll Sudlers-
| vile.
The Democrats in congress are said
to be very much divided on the cur
rency question. If there is any one
thing they are harmonious on outside
of drawing their pay and mileage we
have not yet been apprised Of it
CentreUiie Observer. (Dem)
Wilbur Stephens, aged 15 years,
prisoner in the Jail at ChestertOwn, has
escaped The boy was allowed to
wallsinAhe corridors of the Jail, and,
becoming tired of his Imprisonment,
heated a poker, burned the lock of
aud escaped easily. Stephens was
serving a six months sentence for lar
ceny.
At an expense of $4,000 Mrs. Robt.
Garrett, of Baltimore, has built very
nice chicken coop. Her idea is to raise
about 2OO0 young chicks year She
is fully able to enjoy the luxury of
ten thousand dollar chicken coop and
the Only thing editors will envy her in
is having spring chicken all the year
around -SnolU Hill Messenger.
The recent cold snap has driven the
price of oysters up, ard with the rise
in the price the oyster thieves in Kent
county and other sections along the
Eastern shore of Maryland have begun
operations. The police boats have had
several engagements with the thieves,
but the police boats are too small and
poorly armed to fight them.
The s.. Michaels Argus has suspend
ed publication and the editor, Mr..
Richardson, has removed to Harring-
] ton. Del, where he will continue the
= drug business and probably edit a
t paper in that town Walter T. Todd
t late Of the Easton Democrat has located
| in St. Michaels and on last Saturday
/ issued the initial number OF the st
: Michaels NeWS, a creditable 7-cOl. folio
After long illness, Mrs Henrietta
E Cacy, wife of Mr.. Samuel CaCy, died a
, her home near Massey's, on Friday
: evening. at o'clock. She had beer
. since August confined to her bed, no
being able to assist herself in any way
o and her death had been expected a
). any time. Mrs. Cacy was a Mis-
= Hackett. She was born near Milling
. ton in 1885, and married Mr.. Cacy a
the age of 21, and went to live at tn
home in which she died.
:. Bank officers Elected. AT the annua
;, election Of officers for Denton Nationa
q Bank, all the old officers we're re
4 elected with the exception of Hon
# John F. Dawson, who rendered hi
il resignation as member of the bOart
q of Directors, and Emory 5. Turpin, G
! GreensbOrGugh, was elected to fill tn
se vacancy. Mr. David B Kinder, q
,f Brdgeville, Del, was elected to fill tn
:. vacancy of Mr.. J. p. Hubbard, dt
% ceased.
n John Daley, aged ten years, q
Ie Templeville, is recovering from a re
4 markable surgical operation at th
n Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia
t Several weeks ago the boy slippe,
ii from haystack, on his fathers farm
a and landed flat on his back. Paralysi
a followed and he was taken to Philadel
p phia for treatment The surgeon
70 opened the boys back and chsele
le away portions of the verJebrae tina
IS had been driven in by the fall so as t
id press on the spinal column, causin
At paralysis
a. Cardinal Gibbons preached an abl
i sermon at the Cathedral in BaltimOr
"a last Sunday On"the Christian religion
20 He was understood as referring to III
is blatant inddel. IngersOll. Here al
,s two thoughts from the sermon. "HaN
es two answers ready in your mind whe
m you are confronted by any difficu
20 ties against Christianity. First-Tt
re- thousand difficulties do not make
70 single doubt; and ten thousand doub
Or Go not destroy single TACT OF ReVel
IN tiOn; ten thousand layers of fog al
ed cloud do not blot out the sun in Il
40 heavens nor diminish its splendo
SecoDd-The Christian religion HI
been in possession for two thOusaI
years, and has been cherished by Il
wisest and best men in every age ar
country, and it is stronger to-day tn
ed il was ever before"
!, Many stubborn and aggravating cases
ne rheumatism that were believed to be incl
I. able and accepted as life legacies, ha
yielded to Chamberlain's Pain Balm, mu
to the surprise and qualification of the $
ed ferers One application will relieve
he pain and suffering and its continued use
So sures an ef'ectual cure. For sale by Gift
he IL Raymond, Smyrna, Del
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