Smyrna times., 1900-02-21

chine for stuffing collars, having a
capacity of twenty dozen day. The
price of the machine is 50, 500 and it
does the work of many men and does
it smoother and better. This firm has
been the largest manufacturers of har-
ness in the State for some time and
now they will manufacture more col
lars than all other State factories put
together. 1NjddietOWn Transcript.
SUSSEX COUNTY SCRIP. The Levy
Court of Sussex county is determined
to put the county finances in better
shape. For a number of years county
order OF coupon was the cause for
many testy remarks at the expense of
the county fnanciers. These orders
have sold as low as 20 per cent. dis
count. The clerk of the peace has
been instructed to furnish the court
with statement of outstanding orders
and something will be done to redeem
them and put the county on frmer
financial basis.
Says the DeldWarean: delaware,
the proud little Diamond State. has
seen the trust mill of New Jersey and
gone it one better. 1t not only incor-
pOrates companies for the asking, but
it boasts a novelty in trusts "a trust
that creates trusts. This parent trust
is none other than "The Corporation
Trust Company of Delaware, incor-
porated." It's offices are on the Cap
ital Square, or Green" in Dover, but
a few yards from the ancient edifice
in which the Delaware ship of State re-
ceives its biennial greasing. It's capi-
tai stock, according to the report of
Delaware's Secretary of State, is 800, =
000; and as the Secretary of State is
likewise one of its counsel, its facilities
for multiplying legal corporations are
practically unlimited.
The SEAFoRD GIRLS. town of
Seaford, down in Sussex county, has
a gallant resident in the person of Mr.
George Fields, a popular bachelor,
who thus described the girls of his
home town to newspaper man:
'Here's to the girls of Seaford-God
bless 'em! They are the sweetest, the
purest, and altogether the loveliest
creatures to be found anywhere on
Gods green footstool. The man with
anything like an eye for the beautiful
and taste for the sweetest things of
life, who can look upon the cheek of
one of our girls when it is red, and
gaze into her eye when it sparkles, and
drink in the music of her voice when
it is low and soft and with the melody
that makes the music of Paradise, and
not become her slave on the spot is an
abnormal development in the human
family, dangerous member of society
Altogether unworthy of full faith and
credit in court of justice.
WHY so INTERESTED. The New Cas-
tie NeaOs, that has been strongly anti
Addicks in it's party adhesion, has the
following to say of the position of
EUery Evening: The EUery EUening
(Dem.) of Wilmington, is very much
worried about the factional trouble in
the Republican fold. In discussing
the conference at Dover, one would
actually believe-unless he knew the
papers politics Wilmington
contemporary was actuated by the
most exalted Republican purposes in
the interest of the Regulars" Won.
der if EUery E'Uenin9 really wants har-
mong among its political enemies? II
the Regulars and Unions should
come together would help the op.
position of which EUery EUening is an
avowed organ? 1t is really humorous
to read the staid advice of a Democratic
organ admonishing the Regular
Republicans not to have anything to
do with Addicks. Politics have ''ways
that are dark and tricks that are vain.