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TO School Officers and Teachers.

l gave specimen lesson in singing
70 some children of the Cheswold
-, ruollc Schools, on Monday niobt
Ineir parents and others present were
grained to see how readily the chill
oren read notes and learned n song
never never before heard by them. The BRO,
ceeas from the admission fee of 4 cents
TOT tnose under 12, and 10 cents from
sll otners was expended for material
ior the schools. A complete outfit
was tnus secured for the lower room
ana almost enough for the nnner
room. Tho school commissioners ar
ranged for the meeting, advertised Il
&c. I will gladly give NV services
elsewhere without any CONFORMATION
il other commissioners will arrange
for similar meetings.
RICHARD WKLroN.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER,
Editor and Proprietor.

THE Presidents proclamation calls
upon all good Americans to give
thanks on Thursday, November "a,
for the blessings of the past year. He
mentions the war upon Spain and our
success in compelling that power to
give up to us large part, perhaps all,
of its colonial empire. THE glory of
our victory" is mentioned, along with
''the mildness of the seasons" the
"fruitfulness of the soil," ''valor of
our countrymen" and "the hope of a
righteous peace" as matter for thanks
giving.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

RoRBED HIS HosT.-A gentlemanly
looking young Hebrew from Phil adef-
phia stopped over Monday night at
the private house of Harry j. Baker of
Wyoming, offering Mr. Baker 81
for, the accommodation. He had
large dressing case and seemed
in no hurry to get away the next
morning, but left quietly after n
seven o'clock breakfast. Shortly
afterward Mr.. Baker missed his pocket
knife, purse and Sunday clothes and
two revolver from their custumarv
places. Mr.. Baker and his brother-in,
law law Jumped INTO a buggy, taking plow-
dNs line with them, and found the ex-guest
They caught and tied the fellow and
took him to Dover for % besr;nn anu
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02
The Best Plaster.

ct a ! piece a OF flannel dampened with
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2 plaster. When troubled with a
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more more IMAM pleased with the prompt re-
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also certain cure for rheumatism.
cor cot sale by Clifton & RAYMOND.
SMYRNA Del, and Clayton, Del.
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SMYRNA HIGH SCHOOL.
Literary Society Officers Elected Senior
Class Standing.

rrom hlSh ScnOOl correspondent.
The Literary Society of the SMYRNA
High School met last Friday after
noon and elected the following officers /.
President, Miss Bertha j. Price:
Vice President, Miss Margaret Walls:
Secretary, Miss Marie w. Grow: Iii
brarian, Q. Ralph Jefferson; Core
'spondent to the SMYRNA TIMES, Cyrus
Taylor.
The program for Friday afternoon
will be as follows: Readings" Lulu
nj. Beck, Beulah Hazell, Miriam
Swinney "Recitations, ]. o. Win
ford, Tommy @. Jones; Compost
tlons, Misses Margaret Walls, Minnie
iMcConaughy, Flora j. Wells; ODE
baters," LIST Affirmative, Miss Mary
W. Roberts, End Affirmative, Miss
Agnes II. Carrow; 1st Negative, Miss
Page Dame; 2nd Negative, Mr.. Harry
Layfeld. Question:: Resolved, ''That
the United States Should give Women
the Right of Suffrage"
Following is the standing of the
Senior Class:
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The SITUATION. Under the above
head the Sentinel has the following
about the political situation in Kent
county. ''The Republicans are con-
tent with the conditions and with the
indications. The party was successful
i'll getting a larger registration than
was at first anticipated. A quiet de-
termined undercurrent of enthusiasm
is everywhere prevalent. We are not
using brass bands, fish horns or gongs.
but the work of organization and quiet
effective work is being done all along
the line. There is no tagging or falt
terlng, and when the vote is announced
we shall be there with both feet.
Let the Democrats blow, bluster.
brag and bet. That don't make votes
or get them in the ballot-box; neither
does it swell the State ticket and.
speaking for Kent, we shall elect the
county ticket and get our due share of
seats IN the Legislature, without steal
ing a single one of them. And the
men who occupy those seats will not
be on the defensive.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

A young man or young woman who
wants a short cut to position sbonIJ
read read about the graduates of GoIJau
commercial N,I and Shorthand GALAXY
WI. Del. Send for new free cafsl'
logue. (See adv o oa'a-
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

There will be a special meeting of
the Ladies' Mite Society of the NJ. E.
Church tonight after prayer meeting.
Mrs. W. r. DAVIS, Secretary.
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For Representative in Congress-
John H. Hoffecker, of Kent county.
For State Treasurer-Dr. l.. Heisler'
Ball, of New Castle county.
For State Auditor-JOhn A. Lingo,
of Sussex county.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

Vanilla and Chocolate Ice Cream,
Frozen Custard and Orange Ice, go to
Stevenson's, on Main Street, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

The streets of our town are covered
in the mornings, with falling leaves.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

Astronomers, professional and anna
teur, are anticipating a wealth of inter
esting phenomena with the coming of
November, from hundreds of "shoot-
ing stars"
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

Rev. Geo. w. Dame held his second
meeting at Brenford Sunday afternoon
at the residence of George Devices.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

The travel on the Delaware Railroad
was exceedingly large throughout last
week-to the Peace Jubilee in Phila-
delphia.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

John b. Wharton of st. Jones Neck,
IS making great fight for sheriff OF
Kent county. He looks a winner. He
Is one OF the most popular candidates
on any ticket throughout the county.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

oFFICE:-Next Door to the Fruit Growers
National Bank.
Telephone, No. 10.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

Among the things distributed this
week actively in the county, have been
the ballot boxes.
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There will be a Single Tax mass
meeting on Friday evening, Nov, 4th.
at the Opera House, at 7.3O O'Clock.
Addresses will be made by John S.
Crosby, New York, and G. F. Ste
phens, Philadelphia.
Venus, the evening star, that has
been strangely mistaken for an 'elec-
| trio star suspended in balloon over
Washington, is seen every evening
just after sunset, little to the south
of the sun, and is very brilliant.
The subject tonight of Rev. G. A.
Hill in his course of lectures on the
"Pilgrim's Progress" will be, ere
pentence, helped and hindered, or run
ming for life" This was the lecture
delivered last Wednesday evening, a
rainy night, and will be repeated by
request.
A pickle factory will be started at
Smyrna Landing next season. The
proprietor will be at the office of the
Philadelphia and Smyrna Transporta-
ton Company, on Thursday, Nov. "a,
1898, to contract and give information
as to nature of contracts.
The teachers of the three counties
will hold their Institutes at the same
same, Nov. 30th, ,Supt. Smith at Middle
town, for New Castle county; Supt.
Tammany for Sussex county at Mil
ford and Supt. Tindal for Kent county
at Smyrna. The instructors and night
entertainments, will be in the main.
by the same persons in each county,
alternating between the counties.
The young men of the Americus
Club are having the room in the Win
ford building, repapered, painted &c. 9,
with the idea of making it more COM
Portable and cosier than ever. The
walls have been scraped and J. e. Car
ter has the contract for putting on a
rich paper of tapestry finish. The
wainscoating will be revarnished, chairs
and tables put in order, floor probably
oiled and covered with rugs and other
improvements to fit it out completely.
New pictures will take the place of the
old. There is talk of having monthly
entertainments at which the ladies will
be invited.
The ladies of the Mite Society who
have taken the care of Glenwood
cemetery, thus relieving the Trustees
of Asbury M. E. Church, are showing
their hand. The transformation is
very apparent, though the work is
only commenced. When they shall
have finished, it is very apparent, that
if anywhere else, the cemetery would
not be known. Besides cleaning out
the walks and cutting down a number
of trees that were we'll enough when
they were small, the mound in the
centre of the lot is being removed,
which will give an unobstructed view
from the front over the whole of it.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

The congregation at Mt. Friendship
church, near Kenton, will have a ''Lit-
erary Entertainment and Live Bird
Pot Pie" on Tuesday evening next, the
Sth inst.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

al DaVid w Stats, of Blackbird HIM
e, ared, has had his pension increased
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STOLEN.

On Thursday or Friday of Ios.
an Oliver Plow, No. 19 NJ noI last week
skim. Was taken from the 4 minus
reward OF $500 will be %iyon meid. id. A
return. 7''eh ior its
5, G. DERRICKSov
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

THE SMYRNA TIMES is published at Smyrna
Del, every Wednesday afternoon.
THE TIMES is an independent paper devoted to
the welfare of the town it represents and the
State of which it is a part. 1t also gives the
items of importance of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
ROBT. d. HOFFECKER,
Editor and Proprietor.
RoBT. D. HOFFECKER, JR.,
Associate Editor.
TERMS-SUBscRIPTIoN- per annum. II
paid strictly in advance s1.OO. No paper is
discontinued until all arrears are paid up
except at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTIsEMENTS-TH SMYRNA TINES is the
business medium not only for the town 1t rep
resents, but for the outlying district of which it
is the CENTRE embracing the towns of Clayton,
KentOn, Cheswold, Leipsic, &c. A rate OF so
cents an inch for first insertion and 25 cents
for each subsequent insertion will be charged
or transient advertising Locals and Reading
Notices, 10 cents per line per issue. special
reduction on all semi-annual and yearly sdver-
tisements.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02
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THE REPUBLICAN AND
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Kent County Candidates TO be voted for
Next Tuesday. Sth inst.
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of Sussex county.
FOR SENATORS.
First District, Thomas G. Moore.
Second {" Gamaliel Garrison.
Third &" James Frank Alice.
Fifth " Sylvester j. Abbott.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
First District, William A. FAIRIES.
Second " William T. Smithers.
Third d" John w. Houston.
Fourth " John w. Downs.
Fifth g John Satterfield.
Sixth d" George NJ. Bastian.
Seventh &c JabeZ Jenkins.
Eight @ George G. Herring.
Ninth &" William Tharp.
Tenth Davis HI. Frazier.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Second District, Thomas G. Roe.
Third Andrew FL. Moore.
Fourth James p. Aaron.
Eight Asa G.. Rogers.
Tenth Charles Postles.
For Clerk of the. Peace-RObert S.
Downs.
For Sheriff B. Wharton.
For COrOner-David H. Knots.
For County Treasurer-Pennell EN-
ersOn.
Inspectors, eastern District) Theo-
dore Mannon; Western District, Chas.
b. Archer. Assessor, Benjamin H.
Ross.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Representative in Congress
Levin Irving Handy, of New Castle
county.
For State Treasurer Willie NJ. Ross
of Sussex county.
For Auditor of AccOunts-Le A.
ii. Bishop, of Kent county.
FOR SENATOR.
1st Dist-Stephen Slaughter.
2d Dist-Robert H. Lewis.
Sd Dist-GeO. II. Gildersleeve.
9th Dist-George Pleasanton.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
1st Dist Willard G. Pierce.
2d Dist-Edward F. O'Day.
Sd Dist-Samuel M. Taylor.
4th Dist-James B. Clark.
9Th Dist-Cecil G. Fulton.
9th Dist-William L. Jester.
18th Dist-John E. Fluke.
8th Dist-Elwood C. Killen.
9th Dist-David Vineyard.
10th Dist-Joshua Bennett, Jr.
For Sheriff W. Emory, of
South Murderkill.
For Coroner-Peter P. Collins, of
Duck Greek.
For County Treasurer - William
Dyer, of East Dover.
For Clerk of the Peace-William
Virden, of West Dover.
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONER.
2d Dist-Benjamin H. Moore.
4th Dist-Alva b. Powell.
3d Dist-Henry G. Mabrey.
8th Dist. Frank Salevan,
10th Dist-Charles B. Townsend.
Inspectors, Eastern District, Henry
Slaughter, Jr.; Western District.
Samuel J. Reynolds. Assessor, Sam
uel j. Cole.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

Fires make one feel very comforta-
BILE these cool evenings.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

There will be a Single Tax mass
meeting on Friday evening, Nov, 4th,
at the Opera House, at 7.3O O'Clock.
Addresses will be made by John S.
Crosby, New York, and G. F. Ste
phens, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1898-11-02

Venus, the evening star, that has
been strangely mistaken for an "elec-
trio star suspended in balloon over
Washington, is seen every evening
just after sunset, little to the south
of the sun, and is very brilliant.
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is everywhere quoted, even in courts of
Justice, as authority. On account CT
this necessary reliance or the press
nothing So Injuries a paper as q reputa-
ton ter inaccnracy, or a carelessnsss
with regard to, or willful disregard of.
the truth. 1t is difficult because OF the
fallibility Of human testimony. the many
21d varying points OF view from which
different individuals look upon every
occurrence, to always secure perfect
hal m ny and cons.s tsncy in details Ye
The good newspaper editor or reporter
soon comes TO have. a nose" for the
truth in story, as well for the news
quickened by use. Judges and lawyers
after long practice, reach such perfec-
rion in weighing the possibilities OF evil
dence that it is difficult to deceive them
however much juries may be befogge6
The newspaper man has to weigh evil
having more practice, becomes more eX-
pert than even lawyers or judges There
IS sequence. a harmony or law, run
ming through all occurrences that goes
tar 10 aid in judging OF and deteImin-
ng the important facts of a story 4Ac-
curacy should so TO figures and dates
as well as TO Incidents. and this con-
scientious reliability is q matter Of sue
cessful business and OF enduring rep
utation as wSll as OF moIals-National
Printer Journalist
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some acrobatic work that is decid-
ed novelty and their representations OF
the Bowery boy and his Mag is said 20
be the very best that has appeared on
the Orpheum circuit. The European
wonder Mandola. makes his first ap-
pearance on the Orpheun circuit. He
is a famous globe equilibrist. perform
ing some wonderful feats that seer, 10
place at defiance all the laws OF SraVi-
tation. Maud Beall Price, the descrlp-
tive vocalist and mimic, Will appear
in the speciaiities that made her such
a favorite at the San Francisco house
Another Orpheum hit is the act by
Smart and Williams, talented colored
comedians. Their work is very fun
ny, their jokes new. their songs up TO
date. and clever dancers. Maggie Bur
sell will appear in monologue special
ties, introducing character impersona-
tions. songs and dances. The aero
bate feature of the bill is the Albion
Bros. grotesque acrobats and comedl-
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Rice's 1882 the musical burlesque
which is to be presented at the Me-
tropolitan Theater Tuesday, March
10th, is one of the largest and decld-
edly most interesting eXtravaganzaS or
recent years. 1t carries the record OF
two years run in New York. lit IS
witty conceit, which takes Columbus
from Spain and sets him down in the
streets of New York of to-day. At first
we have Ferdinand and Isabella, with
the courtiers of "1492' and their mag
nificent costumes. The second act is
in Madison Square, New York, and the
last back in Spain '1492' is bright
satire and a clever combination OF
comic opera and vaudeville and farce.
1t is Well filled With amusing jokes,
constant surprises and a grotesque
mingline of fifteenth and nineteenth
century ideas. The story is better than
that Of the usual burleSque, and the
umsic is bright and of a popular order.
There are no dull moments and fun,
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At the beginning of the Civil War he
was commissioned Lieutenant. and
saw great deal of hard fighting. In
July of 1862 he was commissioned Lieu
tenant Commander. and was with the
South Atlantic blockading squadron.
He was commissioned Commander in
49,, and was placed in charge of ord
nance at New York and Washington
until 1876. In 1873 he was placed il
command of the Swatara, and in 1880
was in command of the Boston Navy
Yard. He was made Captain in 1881
and was Chief OF the Bureau of Ord
nance until 1889. and in 1891 was given
the battleship Miantonomah He was
made Commodore, and on, the retire
ment of Rear-Admiral Gherardi was
placed in command of Brooklyn Navy
Yard His health is not good
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song and dance are the chief elements
of the performance. The special feat
ures are the original and famous Kill
anyi living pictures, a Spanish ballet
six daily hints from Paris, the Hurrah
dudes and the animated music sheet
introduced by Stuart and a large
chorus. There is a large chorus which
includes many handsome women.
Among the principal members of the
company of nearly seventy people are
Stuart, the Male Patti"; Master
Thomas Meade. a phenomenal boy ten
or; the famous Herald-square Quartet
Tom Peasley, Marie Conchita. Connie
THOMPSON. Francis Gaillard. George d
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trip north. he was met at the train by
the whole company, including the Silver
Comet Band. and given serenade, after
which an address of welcome was read
by NJ. ]. Hooley and Mr.. Duffield was
escorted to the hotel. Such are the pen
alties of popularity.
Edmund Rostand, author of the mu h
talked-of "Cyrano de Bergerac, is writ
ing a new play, in verse. for Sarah Bern
hardt, called lie Theatre"
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The announcement that Fanny Rice
is to have q new theater built for her
in this city has caused considerable
comment. and has been scoffed at. DR..
C. w Purdy, Miss Rice's manager.
rises to remark that the Fanny Rice
Comedy Theater" will not be built on
paper. but stone. brick, iron and NOR
tar will be used in it's construction.
He also states that the sum of so,o30-
in goodwill be wagered with any one
who doubts this fact, and the money
viii be produced at one hours notice.
New York Dramatic News and
Times.
Isabelle Irving has been re-engaged
by Charles Frohman for John Drew's
leading lady.
Reiasco writes Music and Drama"
3Oth inst to direct the production Of
THE Heart Of Maryland" at the Adei-
phi Theatre, where ii opens April 9th
with a fine cast. including Mrs. Leslie
Carter. Mr. Belasco expects 70 pay
California another visit during the
summer of 1899. when he may present
his new play.
Joseph Grismer. a Sacramento favor
lite. was seriously injured by an electric
fan at the Manhattan Theater in New
York recently. Mr. Grismer was di-
recting the production of Way Down
East" in which the machinery IS used
for a snowstorn effect. and while
manipulating the machinery his hands
were badly lacerated.
William Norris. son of Tax Col.ec-
tor Block OF San Francisco. is in the
cast of the new opera. "A Normandy
Wedding" which the Whitney Opera
Company are presenting at the Herald
Square Theater. New York Mabel
Bouton, formerly OF the Tivoli, is also
in the cast.
Thomas Keirns has been taken out of
the cast of The Girl From Paris 10
play prominent part in r. Z. Rice's
new piece, Monte Carlo" which VIII
shortly he presented 81 the Herald
Square Theater. New York The cast
Win include Al Clark, Ed Chapman,
Jennie winston and Josie Sadler.
Gus Williams. the famous inperson
ator Of German dialect character IS
laid up with inflarnmasory rheumatism
at his home in yonkers. n. Y.
The latest freak in the musical world
is lady tenor Continental papers
announce that Frau Corts-Geissler has
been engaged at the Royal Opera.
Stockholm, as a tenor, and add that
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ments they use are very much out OF
the ordinary. their work is tuneful to a
degree and most pleasing. During
their act they introduce a coiored boy
who does some good old-fashioned buck
and wing dancing. about the cleverest
that has been seen on the Orpheum
circuit Joe and Nellie Doner VIII APP
pear in their up-to-date sketch entst-
led An Escaped Lunatic." The Dom
ers have for years been famous III CON-
ic opera notably in the "Sinbad" COM
pany. and their comedy part IS thor
oughly up to date. They introduce
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he hopes 10 induce various eminent
artists % sing the vocal parts into :
phonograph so thai they can BE .e-
produced every night for his private
delectation.
Fifteen years ago Patti used to b.
oall@d the great fareweler because
she had said good-by TO the public "a
often. She is now - years old. ami
farewell ramors ere again circulated II
England. but it is said that she has
contracts extending 90 the end OF the
century. and intends TO fulfill them
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The Frawiey Company is meeting with
great success in New Orleans. and the
an1usement-seeke of the Crescent City
are enjoying the company's perform
ances in large numbers nightly.
Charmion, the Sacramento girl ira
peze performer, after three months
successful engagement at Roster &
Bial's, New York, went to Cleveland,
O., and achieved great success there.
San Francisco Music and Drama !:
When Manager Harry S. Duffield joined
the Shaw company at Salinas, after his
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Ont of the Cold,

Judge-you have told an honest,
straightforward story. / Will therefore
be good and give you ninety days.
Hobo-T' ank YER Judge. | know if
/ sassad yer an got riled yer'd flare up
ali ony give me t'irty days er discharge
me- Honesty is de best policy. Tank
yer, Jedge. Judge.
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REAR ADMIRAL SICARD.
The Commander CT Tie Squadron
Now IL Florida Waters.

The commander OF the North At
lantic squadron at present is Rear-Ad-
miral Montgomery Sicard. He was
born more than sixty years ago. ana
has been in the navy for more than
forty-five years lie is a native OF
Buffalo. and entered the navy as {
midshipman in 1851, being then but u
years Of age
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Cunningham, II. J. Turner and George
Ovey. The piece viii be presented
with an uncommnn display of scenery
and accessories.
The new bill at the Orpheum this
week Will be made up entirely of Or
pheum specialties and some strong
numbers are promised. The Whitney
Brothers scored a great success at
the San Francisco Orpheum and ought
to repeat it here. They 90 a novel
musical act and although the instru
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Newspaper Accuracy.

Accuracy is one OF the prime necessi-
ties in a newspaper. Notwithstanding
the fact that people are always talking
about the unreliabiiity Of the press. they
go to the newspaper from day to day
and week to week for information with
unfaltering confidence. The newspaper