Smyrna times., 1897-10-20
County and State Items.

pension.
Mrs. Frisby B. Clark, of Dover, fell
down stairs one day last week and
broke her arm.
J. H. S. Gam, of Augustine Pier,
and Miss Mary Hahn, of Odessa, will
be married to-day.
The chrysenthemum is about due
and the dude will soon be seen peering
over the the top of one.
Thepeople of Harrington are agitated
over the number of burglaries which
have occurred there recently.
William E. Knowles, formerly of
Frederick, has been appointed business
manager of the peninsula Methodist. "
Governor Tunnel and his staff ar
rived home from the Nashville Ex-
position Friday, where they spent four
days.
Rev. Walter E. Avery, presiding
elder of the Salisbury distrist, is in
such poor health that he may be COM
PEELED to resign.
Leipsic now has daily mails from
Cheswold, leaving Leipsic at $50 A. NJ.
and 2.20 P. NJ; arriving at Leipsic
II A. NJ. and P. NJ.
New Castle is preparing to have a
grand demonstration on October 9th,
the anniversary of the landing of Will
liam Penn at that place.
William T. Smithers delivered a
temperance address in Wesley NJ. E.
Church, Dover, Sunday night-Me-
mortal services in honor of Neal Dow.
Miss Elizabeth Irvine Boyer and DR..
Horace Vaughan, of Middletown, will
be married tomorrow at o'clock in
the st. Anne's Protestant Episcopal
Church.
The eighth annual convention of the
Delaware Christian EndeavOr Union
will be held in Delaware Avenue Bap-
tist Church from October 9th to OctO-
Der Goth, inclusive.
The farm formerly belonging to
John J. Nivison, a few miles from
Dover, was sold by him a few years
ago for 1000, and at a recent sheriff s
sale it brought only $4,000.
Secretary Long has written to Sen
ator Gray that the gunbOat Whining
ton will probably be sent to that city
to receive the silver service which the
citizens propose to present.
J. ". Gains dog in Harrington,
went mad Tuesday and had to be shot.
He bit about thirty dogs before being
killed The town commissioners have
ordered all dogs shot that are not muz
zled.
Mr. and Mrs. J. wilkins COOch have
issued cards for the marriage of theil
daughter, Miss Caroline Cooch, to W
S. SchoOlfeld, of Pocomoke City
which will take place to-day at Cooch'
Mill.
An extraordinary revival, without
any special effort, has been held il
Grace Episcopal Church, Brandywin
hundred. During the past montl
nearly twenty adults have been bap
tised.
The Adhesive Mogullians of Dover
gave a parade on Wednesday night
About seventy members were in line i
costume headed by the Mogullian band
Eight candidates were initiated into til
mysteries of the order.
E. B. Frazier, Esq, Secretary of tn,
State Board of Health, is on tou
throughout the State, with the view O
ascertaining the sanitary condition G
each town. He will give particula
attention to the school buildings.
G. w. Barger has moved to Dove
from Wyoming TO take charge of hi
shoe store recently purchased of f
Reedy. John G. Gooden has take
charge of his store at Wyoming, an
Thomas Buckmaster the one at Willo
Grove.
The Rev. F. NJ. Munson, D. D
rector of Emmanuel Church, New Ca
tie, has been appointed editor of I'll
Delaware Churchman, the Rev. G.
Gassner having resigned. The Re-
w. J. Wilkie has been made bushes
manager.
A musical and literary society wa
formed in Camden on Wednesday {
the home of Mr.. J. L. Carrow. Th
following officers were elected; Pres
dent, Jonathan L. Carrow; vice-pres
dent, DR.. L. S. Conwell; secretar
Charles Satterfeld; treasurer, Mr.
William Graham. 1t is called the
A. w.
The citizens of New Castle have d
termined to make the meeting of t
New Castle County Teachers Institut
to be held in that city beginning
December Z, the most successful
stitute ever held. At the same til
the Kent County Teachers, Institu
will be held at Smyrna and the Suss
County Institute at Milford
1t has been decided to build an q
dition to the Methodist EpiscoT
Church at Lewes to accommodate
new pipe organ which has been
dered. The organ will be built
John Brown of Wilmington. The
E. Conference of Wilmington W
meet in the church for its next sessi
in March.
KISSED AND MADE UP IN COURT
After seven-years' search for the m
who deserted her in Poland, M
Joseph Radka, with three childi
confronted her erring husband IN q
Court in Wilmington, Thursday.
The two kissed and made up, Rad
abandoning another woman with wh
he had been living and who has
ob;Id Whom Radka first came