The Clayton call. (Clayton, Del.) 188?-189?, 1897-07-06

How to keep cool is the great CUES
ton Of the day.
Miss Muriel Janney is the guest 0
relatives IN Baltimore.
Cummings. the photographer, is ii
Smyrna every Wednesday,
Edward Beck, of EIkton. Md. wal
a guest of friends in town yesterday.
The gay and festive mosquito has
been getting in his work the past week.
Skeeterine-a mosquito PreYenta-
tive-at Clifton & Raymond s Pharmacy
Clarence Smithers. of Cape Charles.
is a guest of his mother for a few days.
Reynolds Stephenson. of Philadel-
phia is a guest of his parents fora few
taays.
j. Harry HURT. Jr.. of Philadel-
phia, spent the Fourth with friends in
town.
Miss Florence Hazell has returned
home from pleasant visit with Milford
friends.
-B. Barney Metofsky and wife. OF
Philadelphia. are guests of her father,
NJ. Refs.
In the public schools in Japan the
English language is required by law to
be taught.
Miss Theresa Refs of Philadelphia.
is spending few months with her par
ents here.
Miss Bessie Starr. of Wilmington.
is being entertained by Miss Anna
Stevenson.
George Thomas. of Philadelphia
is q guest of the family of his uncle,
Geo. F. Brown.
In the United States 1000. OOs farm
hands raise half as much grain as &c.
OO0.0 in Europe. =
The new timestables Of the Geo. F.
Brady and Elizabeth Van Solver appear
in another column.
William E. Riley and daughter,
Miss Maize, of Camden, N. j., are guests
OF Mrs. Abel Taylor.
Miss Florence Hail has returned
home after an extended visit with
friends IN KemblevilIe.
Miss Elizabeth Omstead Fraser, of
Chester, is being entertained by Miss
Mary Emma Anthony.
Miss Ada Cochran and Robert Com
eggs, Of Middletown. were guests of
Mrs. Margaret Bailey yesterday.
Alfred Conner. wife and daughter,
Miss Chilla and son, Barnett, of FELTON,,
are guests of Mrs. Laura Temple.
Only the brave know how to forgive;
it is the most refined and generous pitch
of virtue human nature can arrive it.
The average canine has an uncon-
querable antipathy to the small boy
loaded with firecrackers and patriotism.
Good nature is the very air of a
good mind; the sign of large and gen.
erous soul and the peculiar soil in which
virturs prospers.
An old bachelor says: "a woman
always has few old letters saved up
somewhere which she can find and cry
over on rainy day"
Misses Ella Jones, Helen Slaughter,
Mollie Smith, Howard Wilkinson, Ed
ward and Pomery Jones, of Dover,
spent the Fourth in town.
Graham and rye bread and fresh
fruit in plenty, particularly oranges, be-
fore breakfast, are of great benefit to
persons of constipated habits.
S. G. Stinson advertises a new lot
of wheels received this week. He has
taken the agency for the Great Scott BIZ
cycle. 1t sells from $50 to 800.
Mrs. H. B. Taylor and daughter,
Miss Caroline, of Chester. who have
been guests of Col. and Mrs. Geo. Il,
Raymond, returned home to-day.s
Mrs. Mary A Hartnett and Mrs
John J. Scanlon and SOC, Johs, of
Dover. have been guests of Mrs. Michael
Riley. Master John will remain for
weeks visit
The finest field of corn in the, vicin-
ity of Smyrna is on the farm tellanted
by W. N. Ransom. The field Is near
the stand pipe and has made a very
rapid growth
Mrs. George Moore and daughter,
of Wilmington. and Miss HARRIET Lay
ton. of Bridgeville, are guests of Miss
Elizabeth Hall. Mr.. Moore also spent
the Fourth in town, riding down on his
wheel,
Mrs. A. Duncan Yocum and son,
Duncan. of Milleville, who have been
guests of Miss Ethel Cooper. left to-day
for Rehoboth. where they will remain
for the summer, Prof. Yocum having
charge of the Summer school at that re.
sort
Some for ten. some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered from
piles and then have been quickly and
permanently cured by using DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salye. the great remedy
for piles and all forms of skin diseases
L. L. Mason. Clayton, Del.
1t is an easy matter to love your
friends, but it requires some effort to
love our enemies The man who takes
stand for the good. works for improve
ment and gives his influence in favor of
reforms will have enemies, while be who
agrees with everybody and has no ideas
of his own may get along easier.
Notice is hereby given that 1 will sit
to dispense licenses as follows: Smyrna;
Wednesday, July IA. at Benz. HazelI's
office; Clayton, Thursday, July Is. at
w. G. Hills Office; Frederick, Friday
July Is, until 12 NJ, at Hotel; FELTON,,
Friday. July 16. from 2 to p. m, at
Bolden's Hotel; Harrington, Wednes
day, July 81, at Newman's Hotel; Mil
ford. Thursday, July %. at Central
Hotel. VIM. M. Dickson.
Clerk of the Peace
1t is calculated Shat the products Of
the American cycle manufacturers will
reach the 200, 600 mark this season. and
that over half of the wheels will be ship
ped all over the world to compete with
foreign-made goods. The competition
of the sale of wheels in England must be
very great One cycle making firm adj
7ertises to give an insurance policy