Smyrna times., 1930-10-29

been disastrous. She was made
conscious of the fire below by the
smoke ascending to her room.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At
the M. E. Parsonage, this town, on
the goth instant, by Rev. T. H.
Hayres, George FAIRIES anc Miss
Mary j. Wallace, all of this town.
Orrell-Thompson. On the 25th
instant at Itinerants Lodge, near
Odessa, by Rev. Bishop Scott,
James K. Orrell of Odessa, and
Miss Annie Thompson of Smyrna.
Owens-Tarburton In this town
on the 14th instant by Rev. ]. M.
Yingling, John F. Owens and Miss
Lizzie S. Tarburton all Of this
county.
Smith-Anderson On the 10Th
instant, in Milford, by Rev. j. B.
Quigg, assisted by Rev. H. L.
Bunstein, John B. Smith, cashier
of the First National Bank of Mil
ford and Miss Sallie Anderson,
daughter of BENJAMIN Anderson.
The Fort Smith New Era OF Oc-
tober goth, has the following local
reference: "Mr. J. M. Huntingdon,
second deputy in the U. S. Mar
shal's office for some months, has
been appointed chief deputy, vice
j. H. Wilkinson, resigned. Mr.
Huntington is a young man calcu-
lated in every way to fill the posi-
tion with honor to himself and his
superior and the New Era con-
graduates him upon his good for
tune.
The Democratic pole raising and
meeting which was announced to
come off at Clayton on Tuesday
evening was changed to Monday
evening so as to not interfere with
the meeting at Middletown. There
was a good attendance in the ev-
ening and addresses by Messrs. H
H. Colclazer and H. c. Turner of
Music was rendered
by the Harmony Brass Band of
this town.
Sheriff's Sale. - On the 18th
Sheriff Pyle sold at the hotel of
Joseph Kidd, in Delaware City
lot of land in Port Penn, the prop
erty of William G. Eliason to John
Fl. Rodney, Esq, attorney for $500
Also, at the same time and place
he sold the one-sixth and one-four-
tn of another one-sixth in a wharf
in Delaware City the
Of Anthony Reybold to
the same for S575.
Local Preachers Association
The next meeting of this associa-
ton will be held at Templeville,
Md, commencing on 10Th of No
Among the prominent
members are the following: Will
lam r. Cahoon, John Downham,
DR.. E. Dawson, j. v. Smith, Thorn
rs Mallalieu, David A. Price, Joel
Thomas Numbers, John
VI. Clark, and many others.
The campaign for 1880 in this
own closes on Saturday next by
he holding of public meeting at
30 o'clock to be addressed by the
ollowing prominent Delawareans:
Hons. T. F. Bayard, Eli Salisbury
md c. B. Lore and George Gray,
Isqs. We presume it will be a
entral meeting for the Democrats
# otrer places.
The closing meeting of the Re-
'ublicans will be held at the Town \
Hall on Friday evening and will /
'e addressed by Honorable N. B.
'mithers. Mr.. Smithers enjoys
he respect of all classes to an I'M
sual degree, and will doubtless
ave a full house. We are re-
uested to State that ladies will
e cordially welcomed.
DR.. Charles d. Green, formerly
f this section, but for the last 80
ears having an extended practice
4 Philadelphia has been, on ac-
cunt of succession of hemor-
hages compelled to desist from
ne practice of medicine. He has
etired to a farm near Kirkwood
here he will likely make his fu-
IRE home.
Our Census-Delaware is the
rst State to furnish official fgur-
5 of the census of 1880. The pop
lation is set down at 146,654, of
'hich Wilmington has 42,499, New
'ew Castle county (including Will
lington)77,746; Kent, 32,877; and
ussex, 37,O31.
Mr. George w. Knots near
Blanco," has husked two acres of
orn which yielded 160 bushels of
nelled corn. Thirty-eight ears
-ould fill a bushel basket. 1t was
n new ground" of the farm of
Tilson T. Cavender.
Mr.. Levi c. Anthony and wife
1T this morning for New York
tate where they will spend the
lost of the winter. /. G. Lapham
nd urifa ora alec cnon6ipo couoro1