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Smyrna times., 1896-09-23
New Caste ColrHfy PrBhisitiSniSts Name 4
CGmnfy Tickst

New Castle C0llnty Pr11l1u1z1SIS NAne
CsGrfy TIckst.
The Prohilitonists Of New Castle
county held their convention II WI
mingtola on Saturday and nominated
county ticker and arranged f0r COZ
due1lng the esalnTEig-n-
The eonTe1tion was called 20 order
by the county chairman, Joseph Der
icksoo, Who Nominated L y. BT0slus
for chairman, and Il was elected Tie
Rev c. 4 Williams Vas elected Set
retAry-
4 nUml1AlIg cODu11tee wAs Ep-
pointed consisting q George ". Todd,
Daniel Green. Thomas Slsck. g u.
Little and Joseph Derlckson. Who -
ported the following 1icket, whi-h W b.
unanimously accepted:
The Ticket Senator. Ashton Z.
Tatem, Christlana hundred; Leylsla-
ture: Horace 7. Wallace. Wilmington
William Hamilton. Wilmington: IEssc
4 :. Talley. BrAndvwine. Leonard C.
! VANDERBILT. Christians; Thomas Slack
1 New Castle; John B. Roberts, App
ouiniuink. Thomas Jones. BlacEbigd
Sheriff. TJonas klair, Nil Creek
I Coroner, William Z. SbumA-. Wi
mington. Levy Court, ". Atwooe
Weldin. Ch-istana; Alfred Iron6eld
Wilmington; / Elmer Perry. Wi
mington: Thomas Frazer, New Castle
Albert J. Lyman. Appoquinimink
1 Treasurer. Forris ;. Luton. Whining
ton. Comptroller, James Cranstou
/ Newport.
After appointing committees on III
erature ana meetings and raising
fund for the campaign. the convenuo
adjourned.
The county executive committee Wa
elected by reclamation as follows
Chairman. /. ". Brosius: secretary
William F. Ferguson; treasurer, Ia
Rev. o. G. Buddington.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

TIE Kant -y-eecs, one II TIE most re-
liable Eastern Shore papers, and a.
ways considered conservative, IL the
face II the warm eOLnDendatlODs i has
heretofore given the President and the
many leading Democrats who now 20
for the National Democratic ticket
nominste5 AZ Indianapolis, makes the
following severe thrust a. one hereto
fore little less than al idol:
"CleYelaud has announced hls puT-
pose ~ support the Fraud ticket. The
publication Of this fart, however, has
scarcely caused q single comment. il
fell upon the public ear utterly stale
entirely yalueless. The Indianapolis
gold bug Democratic ticket Is the mOE'
brazen political fraud Of the century.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

The political event Of this week was
the visit Of Presidential candidate
VIM. j. Bryan-to Delaware, at Dover,
Monday. The weather was propitious
in every way, and there were perhaps
10000 persons on the Fair Grounds,
three-fonrths Of whom tried to hear
him. These we're without distinction
Of party, the Republicans being largely
in evidence, among them nearly all
the candidates, including those for
Governor and Congress. Mr.. Bryan
has a pleasing face and possesses
doubtless the necessary qualities Of
tact. wit and voice for successful
public speaker. but he did not at any
time rise to the point Of high oratory
or express a sentiment or fact with
epigrammatic force, as is often the case
with men having the constructive mind
or build Of statesmen. His favorit.
theme was the cheap dollar. The on,
class he held up Of all others as being
under the heel Of oppression was thu
farmers. The successful men other
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

The factional bitterness il the Re
publican party in Delaware, gives little
evidence Of gubsidence. The dOg-in-
the-manger policy Of those late IN
control still continues, and Mr. Ad-
dicks has not forgotten the latter kick
ing him out Of the party in Whining
ton, and cutting him 70 il the eyes Of
the nation st ST. LOuis. In the light
Of the memory that Mr. Higgins based
q strong claim on his being the choice
for senator at the time he was elected,
that Sussex had been carried by money
he was instrumental in furnishing for
that campaign, it looks strange that
because others followed IN his foot
steps he would sink the party.
A member Of the late Legislature
from Sussex, who voted steadily for
Mr. DUPONT, cannot see that Ir. Hig-
gins is placing himself in q position
any better than that Of Mr. Addickg,
for while the latter went On the pFin.
ciple Of "Addicks or nobody" the for
mer is saying "Higgins OF his factor
in control, or defeat the whole party.
Certain organs Of the same in thei
zeal in kicking the ladder away tina
they reioiced in in once lifting them t.
power are now going beyond the Pop
ulistic idea Of one 10 sixteen and wan
one 10 fifty or "bust" the machine
though it may leave Mr.. Addicks i
the attainment Of his ambition.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

'-C-s.2 e7errf1i1y s,e,s--s .. ,,e ~.
plan r lie byya3 P955c--ets. a. ;-.y
elsi-. tr NJ &.r-,ss. t5,. J4e- ..,..
Iaate q 10 100 Ia. or1ty p Dt-svl,s il.
far sample Bvt IL private '--..
leaders tr1-Ly ad---t '-a; t.e s.e-, p
If Brya- AID teve-I would ps ~ p,
tie greatest political eurpr-s-s ss--
known IL t1ls country 1Ac II v...:
be -Ecery Etentte..
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

TIE EIktOn Democr0f makes the
sage remark that, STRIKES were never
heard II IL the United States until the
gold standard Was adopted " Gold
would thus seem % be bad metal By
this estimate
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Jesse III Test, Esq, an old resident
and highly respected citizen Of our
town, called this morning and after
purchasing a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrheoa Remedy,
said: 'sIf anyone asks you if this
remedy will do what is claimed for il,
tell them yes, and refer them to me. =
II. ALEXANDER STROKE, Reynoldsville,
Pa No one can doubt tho yalue Of
this medicine after giving il 4 fair trial,
Then 1t is pleasant and safe 10 take,
making it especially, valuable for
children, For sale by Clifton y Ray
mond.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

If you have ever seen d little child n the
agony of summer compliant you can
realize the hanger OF the tr0uble ard ap-
preciate the value Of lnst a1tane0us relief al
ways afforded by DeWltt's Collc i Cholera
Cure. For dysen1ery and diarrhoea il i 9
reliable remedy. We could not afford u
recommend this as a cure unless il were q
cure. Clifton / Raymond.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23
Champion Shot Of The World

Miss Annie Oakley writes Myself and many
Of The Buffalo Bill Wild West Co have given
Aliens Foot Ease. the powder - shake into the
shoes. most thorough ITial. aNd u does all II
not mere than you claim Il insta utly takes
the sting out Of COFns and Banions. Aliens
FOOi-e&Se Il certain cure for swollen. hot. ach-
ing or sweating feet. sold by all druggists and
shoe stores, 25c sample sen; FREE Address
Allen s OlIasted. lie Roy, y. \.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23
The SMYRNA TINES.
.SuTTnU, DeL.,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPT z5rl. 1874

TIE sMTENA TgEEs is pubiiEbs5 a. snTrns
De-, every Wednesday sferDoo1s q o'eloeE
TzE TsEEs is a. independent pepper dsTgaeo %
fhe welfare n ths tONn s. fepFsseuts and ths
s.sas q Nhleh s. e = par. j also gives lhs
lssrs q imporanes q lhs Eastern shore q
Merylsnc.
EOBT. =. HOFFECEEE,
E1it9r AID Proprietor.
EOBT. =. EOFFBCEEA, L.
1ssoe1ats E6ltog
s-svssoEp7soE-g19 50 per snnu-o- i
pala ssrsefy 81 aeraDos gl4y9. 10 payer 1s
slseorfinuse emil al ersesrs ers ga1e Up
eEoeps e. fbs optsoa O ne pStllshefs.
1DvEETIsEN ENTs-TEE sNTkEA TlNEs lS tbs
busines medium n0i ouly f0f ne town H re;S
rssssuis bsi fof tae 0Ulying 6isiTiea q Whieb q
s. tlle centre. embracing ne toEns q Clayton
Kenion. Cbeswoid. Lsspsle, &e. 4 Tsts q 81
eerss az lneh peF nOnfh vii bs charged foi
transient advertising 4 spsele reduction q
a. sswi-annusl sn6 yearly Advertisements
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23
Personal.

Rev. DR.. Thomas L. POulson, Of
New York, who came down On Thurs
day 10 attend the funeral Of Wm. ".
Tschudy, his wife's brother -in-law,
returned home on Saturday.
Mrs Sarah E. Anthony and Mrs.
Lapham, widow Of the late I. q. Lap
ham, who spent the summer i'll New
York State, mostly at Glen's Pals,
returned home On Saturday.
Mrs. G. c. Borst, Of Mt. Union, Pa,
and Mrs. John A. Gayton, Of Lewis
town, Pa, returned home last week
from a two or three weeks visit to
friends Of this section, guests Of Geo.
( G. Rothwell.
/ Alex. p Spruance, Of indianapolis,
paid his mother, Mrs. Presley Spru-
ance, q visit Of two or three days the
past week Mr.. Spruance has never
been anything but a democrat in pol
itics, but says he cannot 90 Populism,
and like most Of the Democrats Of
indianapolis will vote for Palmer and
Buckner.
Rev. Alex. q. Cummins, Jr., Of New
York, is on a visit to his father. He
preached on Sunday in ST. Peters
Church, both morning and night. His
discourses are spoken of very highly
by his audiences.
Mrs. Frances Crouch and daughter,
Miss Ethel Crouch, of Millington,
Md, are visiting friends in this town.
Miss Annie Legg is on a visit to
friends in Wilmington and Chester.
Rev. W. W. W. Wilson, of Freeport,
L. l., was in town yesterday between
trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis, OI
Washington, are visiting Miss Emmi
Weldon,
Mrs. L. E. Anthony will leave OF
Friday for a visit of some weeks tC
Troy and Hoosick Falls, n. Y.
Mr.. Walter Rich, of Washington
has been spending several days will
friends in town.
Miss Hettie Richar is visiting il
e Frankford
T. J. Wallen and William Phillips
of Laurel, have been guests Of L, o
e Waller.
Miss Florence HAZEL has gone t
, Petersburg, Va, to enter the nilliner
business.
a Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Moore ar
spending a pleasant soiourn at Niagar
Il Falls.
It William NJ. Simpson and wife, {
= RoxbOrough, Pa, have been guests {
Mrs. J. w. Jones.
John H. George, Of Tuckaho Necl
near Denton, Nd, former resider
: of this locality, spent last night i
Smyrna.
= Miss Elva Vandegrift, of Philade
: : phia, is visiting Smyrna friends.
" Mrs. Joseph Webb and son, Of Sti
Pond, are visiting her sister, Mr.
- : Geo. NJ. Stevenson.
= J. g. Lohand, of Milford and Je
= ferson Ford, of Rehoboth, have be,
= guests at the Chester House.
= Mrs, Ella Hatch, of Lutheryille, Md
e is being entertained by Mrs. n.
~ Wilds.
- DR.. Henry Tullidge, who las been
- resident of this town since he retir,
- from the active ministry of the Episc
p pal Church some fourteen years az
= purposes leaving Smyrna on Saturdi
- to take his residence with his son j
George B. Tullidge, in Philadelphia.
ne and his good wife have both reach,
ie that advanced period in life Che is
n. his 85th year. when the cares Of hou
at keeping have become a burden and
gn the request Of his son they, with tn
nd daughter Miss Sarah, go to make tn,
he home with his family. DR.. Tullidge /
Of man Of large information, his life
on eyeryway in conformity with the dignt
Ct Of his profession, and he and
IN. family go with the best wishes of h
rec community.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Misses n z and s. r Wright left /
this morning for Philadelphia. 10 pur-
chase their fall millinery.
The ladies' Of RsynOnds Church will
hold Al oyster supper and festival On
the 9th and 9th. A good tims l. ez-
psetsd
The barn On the fzrEn Of James. P
Hofeeker, near Odessa, known as the
'sHangnan farm, was eOnsidabiy
damaged by lightning Saturday eve
ming
Miss Hester c. Rutledge Is nov TAX
ing subscriptions for the LGdies Hume
.JouynQL. Those IN arrears would
confer . great favor by settling with
her as soon as possible.
The Democrats OfDuek Greek Hun
dred have organized fOr the campaign
with v. Denney HAZEL, president, ".
/ Lindsey MeFarl&ne, secretary, and u.
A. c. Ha5eastle, treasurer Their
headquarters viii be IL the store room
under Odd Fellows Hall.
The registration of Duck Creek Hun
dred last Saturday was as follows
Eastern District s.: Western Distric'
Cat Clayton 81: Kenton Hundred 10l.
( Every voter should register next Sat
4 rrtlay without delay. Their i absolute
+ " necessary 10 vote al the coming elec
ton
Mrs. Elizabeth YanFosseD, wife o
I Stephen YanFossen, Of this town, die
On Thursday last il her 63rd year
Heart trouble was the immediate caus
though she has been a long suiTsre
from asthma. Interment il Odd Fel
lows Ceznetary Sunday afternoon
Rev. J. L. Estliu officiating.
William Hutcherson Of Clayton
carpenter with contractor Van Winkl
on the new house Of A. L. Hudson j.
South street, fell from a scafold thi
afternoon. Or. Clifton was summOne
but the extent Of his injuries was II
known At this writing.
= Our public schools received az
: uouncement last Thursday that dil
, iberia had broken out among some
the younger pupils and current repor
would seem 10 give il the semblance
! an epidemic However, the coLami
= sioners acted On the physicians advi'
: and closed the schools last ThuTsda
. The two worst cases and IL fact Il
? only two which were q a malignal
nature were those Of little Caro-
Cummins, son Of A Lee Cummins, {
!. Delaware Street and little Richard
johnson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Afr,
!, johnson Of lower Commerce Stree
:. Both cases resulted fatally, sin
I. which times no new cases have brok'
= out. The schools have been through
: fumigated and everything made "a
for the children 10 return next No
e day morning.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23
NOTICE.

Whereas, my wife, Annie Klee, nee.
Annie Rawley, has left my bed and board
without Just cause or prOvOcatiOn. hereby
forbid all persons harbOring or trusting her
on my account, as 1 will pay no bills of her
contracting after this date.
JAMES S. KLEE.
Chester Pa, Sept. 14th, 1896. 2t
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

They sag TO get on IN the world" go Il
"GOldey's." the famous Wilmington del.
Commercial and Shorthand College. a
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

The September number Of Harper's
Magazine opens with . paper on
George Washington and his life during
the critical years between the close Of
the Revolution and the adoption Of the
Constitution. The paper is beautifully
illustrated from drawings by Howard
Pyle and others, and picture Of
Washington in his garden at Mount
Vernon stands as the frontispiece Of
the number.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Many persous VIC Lee'. jrys- T..
Wilmington were luo-gueu; q; J.. Sc
we're attack upYI -ue u-ils.e's an ~
expressed rAeluhe.'es. T. o.-,e--4-
tiou With repor.e' u --e E,~.lg
-Neut TIE Rev + = auor. as.- :.4, :.s
wanted 70 Tie u.s p.o.es. ps,--s; .ar,
utteraLcer, luaanuel as Sue, vs,s .,t
only ta,se. Uut Malicious l.1 MAT
when al oppor,"uI,, vas YFs,s5 him
he would defend ia, c.o,gy@.e. from
such cuayges
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

There will be special services at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
1890 A. NJ. and 7.8O p. M. In the
morning special programme Of sing
ing and speaking. At night a grand
rally Of the Christian Endeavor Society,
special singing and addresses by in
yited speakers-Mr. Evans Of Milford,
and Mr.. Thomas McCcrkle Of Will
mington.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Edw. G. Walls got in a very large
stock Of clothing last week. See lad"
il regard to fall opening this week.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

School will reopen next Monday.
The first frost IL predicted for Oct.
=.
Dr.. 2. l.. Grier, Dentist, Prettyman
Building, Smyrna Del
All the new fall style Hats opened
this week, at Edw. q. Walls. :
J. W. Tucker calls attention 70 his
fall line Of mems, boys and children's
clothing.
Cummings the photographer is here
every Wednesday. FIRST class work
and prompt attention.
Reed and railbird shooters are not
making much money, and soon the
season will be at an end.
Edw. G. Walls got in a very large
stock Of clothing last week. See lad"
il regard to fall opening this week.
The cluster Of twelve sweet potatoes
in the post Office window was grown
by Frank Attix. Of Downs Chapel.
New fall stock Of mems, boys and
children's clothing all open, at Edw.
q. Walls.
More than one person reaches fOI
the quilt at the foot Of the bed before
morning just now. The next move
will be starting fires in heaters.
There is no law requiring the publ
cation Of a marriage in the newspapers
But it is the best to do 50, If there b.
no good or valid reason to the contrary
Rev. Henry Tullidge, who intend
to discontinue house keeping, adVer
tises elsewhere o list Of goods that wi!
be sold at public sale on Friday sfter
noon next at 2 o'clock.
W. q. Pierce sent a large car lOa
Of manure 70 his farm near Marydel
Monday making the third this veal
This looks as if Mr., Pierce had eI
! tered OH a high state Of fertility for bi
} land.
p Tomato canning has about ended
e This is nearly a month ahead Of som
|. seasons. The shortage was brougl
: about by the two weeks Of hot weath'
/ the first part Of August which blistere
= the fruit where exposed, accompanie
: with five or six weeks Of drought.
i Exposure to the suns rays is injui
= ious to farm machinery, as well as lea
Y ing such in the rains Every impl
ment that goes out Of use for the seasC
l. should be well oiled and the iron {
4 steel portion cleaned and wiped wi
kerosene, a shelter being prepared I
y their storage during the winter.
= Wheat seeding, which usually cor
e naences about the first Of Octob'
: finds this year, contrary to the usu
a. custom, nearly every farmer ready
y seeding some two weeks ahead Of Il
I time. The cooler weather since 81
urday has caused some TO commen
this week to put their wheat in I
as ground, The soil is in especially Fl
= condition.
us There will be special services at 1
ps Presbyterian Church next Snnd
4. 1890 A. M. and 7.80 p. M. In
ar morning a special programme Of sil
on ing and speaking. At night a gra
Iy rally Of the Christian Endeavor Socie
Ill special singing and addresses by
Ior yited speakers-Mr. Evans Of Milfo
an and Mr.. Thomas McCcrkle Of v
ses mington.
Of
ful The September number Of Harp'
my Magazine opens with . paper
'ry George Washington and his life dur
ith the critical years between the close
ase the Revolution and the adoption Of
ma Constitution. The paper is beautifI
'ite illustrated from drawings by How
one Pyle and others, and picture
ing Washington in his garden at Mo
the Vernon stands as the frontispiec'
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Wheat seeding, which usually com
naences about the first Of October,
finds this year, contrary to the usual
custom, nearly every farmer ready for
seeding some two weeks ahead Of this
time. The cooler weather since Sat
urday has caused some TO commence
this week TO put their wheat in the
ground. The soil is in especially fine
condition.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Tomato canning has about ended.
This is nearly month ahead Of some
seasons. The shortage was brought
about by the two weeks Of hot weather
the first part Of August which blistered
the fruit where exposed, accompanied
with five or six weeks Of drought.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

w. q. Pierce sent large car load
Of manure 10 his farm near Marydel,
Mondsy-making the third this year.
This looks as if Mr., Pierce had en-
tered on high state Of fertility for his
land
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Reed and railbird shooters are not
making much money, and soon the
season will be at an end.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Always IL 9easo- topt-s -,eamed
Hominy HuLeo .o.l 5..eyant
lunch IL Mill - eal 10,
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Rev. Henry Tullidge, who intends
to discontinue house keeping, adVer-
tises elsewhere o list Of goods that will
be sold at public sale on Friday after
noon next at 2 O'Clock.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Cummings the photographer is here
every Wednesday. First class work
and prompt attention.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

There is no law requiring the publi-
cation Of a marriage in the newspapers.
But it is the best to do 50, If there be
no good or valid reason to the contrary
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

The cluster Of twelve sweet potatoes
in the post Office window was grown
by Frank Attix. Of Downs Chapel.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

J. W. Tucker calls attention 70 his
fall line Of mems, boys and children's
clothing.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Exposure TO the suns rays is injuri-
ious to farm machinery, as well as leav-
ing such in the rains. Every imple-
ment that goes out Of use for the season
should be well oiled and the iron or
steel portion cleaned and wiped with
kerosene, a shelter being prepared for
their storage during the winter.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

The young men say the new fan
Suits are the most stylish and the best
assortment they have ever seen IN
Smyrna. a Edw. q. Walls
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

More than one person reaches for
the quilt at the foot Of the bed before
morning just now. The next move
will be starting fires in heaters.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

New fall stock Of mems, boys and
chiIdren's clothing all open, at Edw.
q. Walls.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

All the new fall style Hats opened
this week, at Edw. q. Walls 2
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Some farmers have moved the hriars
and high weeds II the road along their
farm fronts. If al would do this il
would greatly improve cur thorough
fares.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Dr. ?. L Grier, Dentist, PrettyLnar
Building, Smyrna Del 7
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

An exchange thus very patty puts it:
There are a lot Of subscribers to this
paper who are not keeping paid up, and
when it runs up TO a good sized bill
and the officer comes to collect, they
will say they did not subscribe; yet
they are taking the paper from the Of
fee regularly each week. Examine the
label On your paper and see if the
figures say you are paid up to '9G or '97.
If you don't want the paper settle up
and stop like white people, and don't
come around saying the paper is forced
on you and talk as though your liver
had been out of order all summer.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Dr.. z. L. Grier, Dentist. Prettyman
Building, Smyrna Del. :
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

The winding up Of the peach crop
generally occurs when the tomato Is
IN its fullest fruitage. but this year
they end near together.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

The Prssbyterisns have issued inTi-
tations 70 : Reception and Birthday
Party 70 be given al their church,
Thursday evening, October 18th, a
30 o'clock
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

School will reopen next Monday.
The first frost IL predicted for Oct.
..
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

The barn On the farn Of James P
Hofseker, nsar Odessa, known as the
'fHangman farm, WAS e0Dsloabiy
damaged by lightning Saturday eve
ming
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Miss Hester G. Rutlsdge is nOw TAX
ing subscriptions for the LGd5es Hume
JOuynQI.. Those ii arrears would
confer . great favor by settling with
her a. soon As possible.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Misses n z and S. r Wright left
th5s morning for Philadslphias 10 pur-
chase their fall millinery.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

Notwithstanding the low price of
grain, considerable sales Of phosphate
are being made, and . great deal Of II
has already passed through the town
% the farms.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

A novelty il the way Of large aoat
holding six large cars On tracks with
coal for a. Z. Jasdine, agent, was al
Smyrna Landing On Friday Of last
week. Another Is expected Thursday
Of this week and another the follow
Ing Thursday.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23
MIR. BRYAxs SPEECH.


Mr.. Bryan was introduced by ex-
Congressman John A. Nicholson of
Dover, chairman of the meeting and
after the noise and confusion had sub
sided the Democratic candidate said
in part:
"The chairman said that no Presi-
Dental candidate had ever spoken in
this State. Aside from the fact that 1
have been making quite a complete
tour of the country, have an additi-
onal reason for speaking in Delaware.
When the roll was called and the nomi-
mating speeches for the Presidency
had been made, the first vote which /
received was cast by one of the dele
gates from Delaware Salisbury,
(applause.) who lives in this citv, and,
therefore, it gives me a great deal Of
pleasure to meet the people who sent
him to Chicago. (Applause.)
Let me show you what Prince Bis
marck said in regard to classes, on the
questions which concern agricultural
depression. A little more than year
ago he was quoted as saying to far.
mer audience in Germany that the far.
mers must stand together and protect
themselves from the drones' Of society
who produce nothing but laws. (Greai
applause.) Remember the Significance
of those words, that the farmers should
stand together and protect themselves
from the drones of society who PRO
duce nothing hut laws, Great ap-
plause.)
! My friends, divide society into two
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

The ladies' Of RaymOnds Church will
hold Al oyster supper and festival On
the 18th and 25tb. A good time is ex-
psetsd-
Smyrna times., 1896-09-23

The Democrats of Duck Greek Hun
dred have organized for the campaign
with ". Denney HAZEL, president, "
Lindsey MeF arl&ne, secretary, and "a
A. G. Hr6eastle, treasurer Their
headquarters viii be II the store room
under Odd Fellows Hall.