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BJtYRNA, DELAWÄUK
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stray waifs.
Tbo schools of this town aro closed,
at fÄ" 8prU#UCe U buU(li ''« » Pier
moÄ7s. healthy at L
I.ÄC now * dv ® rUs eunent
A fiaily line of 8teamers ply between
Lewes and New York. v 1 l ' veon
1' lick's water i.-es cannot be
Main st., opposite liunk.
Customers always suited by Clyde
Commerce st., near Main. J yae >
_-A hattallion of "peach pickers" arriv
ed in town Wednesday-still tlioy come.
Firs -Class assortment of stoves and
M« hi*™ ttt 1!ri " tou ' s Coinmorce st., near
I»éach re on a siônd rf '° ", xc " r8lnn 'o Collins
Jersey MoQday » trom Vnmdm, New
. P°°j. work and reasonable charges
the I£iR C ^°^* tailor, Cou m tree st., '
ewes, and no
mov
excelled,
OB
*" r " le ol >e*P-»n cxr.lle.it Garden
Uda om'ce" ,UPBnur artlclB ' in, » uir * ' lt
Agricultural Implements repaired
promptly by G. W. A S. Taylor, Main
st., below Souili. J '
Geo. Waller, residing near Seaford.
was seriously and perhaps t'ulallv
struck last week. J
Houso pajnting and paper hanging
neatly done by S. E. Clark, Main street,
below Commerce.
sun
Men's straw lints in all the different
styles at Primrose's on Main st., opposite
the Delaware House.
Capt. Henry Laws, raised on his farm
near Seaford, i5 bushels of good wheat
t > one bushel's seeding.
A ChrUftteld negro man got as far north
as Seaford, riding under a ear. He was
bound for Philadelphia.
l'he new Masonic Hall at L^wes was
dodicatei to the use of the Order
Thursday afternoon week.
Persons in want of stoves and tinware
can obtain the best at R. E. Knighton A
Co's, a ornmerce st., near Market.
Primrose is selling his hats and shoes
very cheap for cash, at his new place on
Main st., opposite tho Delaware House.
Fmw assortment of gents' Summer
clothe* and furnishing goods at Ward A
Phillip's, Commerce st., below Main.
The Government pi«*r at Lewes is to
be Imilt about too hundred yards below
the wooden one—towards Cape lienlop
en.
one—towards Cape lienlop
en.
Stencil plates and key checks furn
ished promptly and at reasonable rates
IHN * ' Voic * en > Commerce st on the
Cider, Mineral water, <fce., l ottled for
lintels, restaurants, ami family use, by
T. 1>. Cummings, Commerce st., below
Main.
Pliotoprnpiia, photominiatures, forr» -
types, Ac., lakon in the highest style of
file art, by Hlair, Commerce at. f opposite
post office.
Mi»s Jenny Von Busk, tlio famous
Cermnil-American Nougat ress, did
give a concert iu tbo Town Hall, Tbui «
«lay evening.
A peach train ran into a freight train
at Wyoming, Tuesday afternoon, •mush
ing up several cars und injuring a Joco
luot.re; nc one was hurt.
In 1859, Mr. E. C. Fen ni more, near
Odessa, planted 110 acres in peach trees,
which in ten years produced 164,050 bas
kets, amounting to $150,811.80.
A nurneymaii in Sussex county lias
discovered a new variety of peach.
which ripens about the middle of July,
und is far superior to the Hale's early.'
Messrs. G. W. A S. Taylor, tills
town, bare the contract for furnishing
the iron work for the new jail at Dover
—from $7,000 to $8,000 worth of material.
The black glanders lias mado its ap
pearance among the horses in Broad
Creek hundred, Sussex county, which is
said to be contagious and rarely cured.
, of Seaford,
day last week.
.ot
Miss Maggie C. Daw
was nearly hu fiocated
while boat riding, by the sudden falling
of tho sail, which completely enveloped
her.
Hagh Bogan, an old bachelor, died
in Christiana Hd., Wednesday week,
leaving nearly all his property—about
$15,000— to tbe Catholic Bishop of Wil
mington.
The Bee Hive is once more opened rn
Main st., opposite the Delaware House,
where the largest and cheapest stock »f
shoes and hats en this peninsula will
be found.
A schooner laden with five hundred
bushelft tf apples recently arrived at
f»eaford from Northumberland county,
Virginia. The fruit was transhipped by
rail to New York.
Dunning's "Diamond State Black
Ink" is the best in use, will not corrode,
1ms beer* tested thoroughly by all busi
ness tnen, and for sale at all principle
stores in Smyrna.
A correspondent of the Mutual Friend
writes that a young girl has beon nns^
sing from Lewes for several days, ana
that "ioul plav ia suspected." No par
ticulars are given.
Mr. John McCarter, living near Smyr
na, one day this week, cut front on«» of
bis anule trees, a brunch about a loot
lonR. on wliiôh was closely clustered
tliirty-six good sized apples.
• tataa ÎMÂÏÏf?
" How did he come.
<
Meath, -
CO Mr r j y o!rCy.onb efi r m ofMurpl 7
Mr. Jos. rarrv. Mills," »ear this
P'^ 8del p hia >
iav whilst on his way home from So«.
• ?*!„, whence he had been to benefit his
•SSrSsff ^-"» 8
West 8ev»nth St., W BimniB thBt
d»y» »ft". *" < L^SÄ ia house bad sent him
ffiÄBÄwr. The trick <e.ied
'"^'■jxsssrÄin-
comp«ri^n n wlth Bur
('ÄSffSÄ'SSSS
i a
w Spruanfl® ba* , ,^j 8 year
\ .'BÄ.« «r. /oh,
* MS aUo xealized very
iJmeiy,
h
1
Lift ml'
ft
To Peach Growers!
yte are now inaklhq the best
STAVE PEACH BASKET
um»n| , J re 'ri , ° the , paoh Growers oi fils Pe
anrtwni T leT ? re stronger, more durable,
R?iik* lL!' nr ' y , ,n jiJ hotter than any Stave
lower nïï»V. '!î c - We will sell them at much
de7s%rom"tly an formert y. "'«> «H all or
virv V.'l'H of ' he Prospective large crop, a
« , number of Baskets will lie re
„ Orowfrs, and those desiring our
dering'earlv° nSU ^ t * le,r ewn interests by or
a
WORDEN & EVANS,
Smyrna, Del.
ln?m*SS£5*. Certain persons are endeavor
ourSuSî« uL Dt u U « fr ? m . »'»kingand selling
Ba#k «t.l>y claiming Letters
il2n «r« h n reon ' We pohlish.for the informa
c»Unt n iÄ r *o ü p"LC t fr Sted ' the toUowln *
Washington, D. C..
May 26th, 1871.
>
'
Gentlemen
r ., „ . _ We have examined
Letters Patent No. 106,605, dated August
3d, 18/0, granted to Richard Mitchell, o.
Smyrna, Delaware, und find them to be
[or a fruit basket made by tbe combina
tion of "inwardly-curved staves," A,
thickened beveled hoops, B, and
forated disc-bottom, D."
It is the combinat ion of these three ele
inents which constitute tbe invention of
Mr. Mitchell.
You state to us that the beveled hoops,
perforated disc bottoms, in combination
*ith staves not inwardly curved, have
been in con mon use since 1864 -that you
are now, and have been for some timo
past, engaged in the inanuiacture of
H uit baskets made by the combination
of staves not inwardly-curved, thicken
eued beveled hoops, and perforated disc
bottoms, such as you say have been in
V? e %r- tl,e P ast 8<#ve h years, and that
Mr. Mitchell threatens to prosecute not
only yourselves for the manufacture ot
such baskets, but also all persons who
may use them.
In regard to the subject of infringe
ment, it is well sei tied that it is no in
iniigement of a patent for a combination
unless all of the essential parts of it are
substantially imitated. See Bell vs. Dan
iels, ct. at.
1st, Fisher's Patent cases, 382.
Bai rett vs. Ball, 1, Niuss, 447.
In Proaty vs. Buggies, 16, Peters, 336,
t hief Justice Taney, in speaking *>f a
combination Patent, held, "The use of
any two of these parts only, or of two
combined with a third which is substan
tially difiment in the form or the man
ner of its arrangement, is not the thing
patented. It is not tiie same combina
tion if it substantialty differs from it in
any of its parts.
If Mr. Mitchell
I»cr
had invented not only
the inwardly curved ataves.but the bev
eled hoops and perforated disc-bottoms,
and suffered the two last mentioned to
go into common u.<
years, in combination with straight
staves or staves not in vardly-curvoo, bis
patent would avail him nothing
against you. See Section 7, Act of Con
gress, 1839; Section 24, Act of 1870.
\\v are of opinion that the manufac
ture, sale, and u-e ot the baskets which
you say >ou are now making, is no in
fringement of Mr. Mitchell's Patent,and
can subject no one to liability for mak
ing, selling, or using (hem.
G ko. P. Fisher.
Richaud Hauuington.
To Messrs. Worden A Ev
Del.
tor more than two
M
, Smyrna,
Jut e4-tf.
Good News Fur The People!
-
of
«
A NEW ARRIVAL OF FRESH GOODS
AT TIIE
Clothing House
OF
WARD & PHILLIPS,
Commerce Nt., two <loor* below Main,
Smyrna, Del.
roltnislied <
We have agaiu .
a flue assortment
stock with
FANCY CASS. SUITS.
FANCY CASS. SUITS.
FANCY CASS. SUITS.
VERY STYLISH. VERY NTYLTSH
VERY STYLISH. VERY STYLISH
At Prices to Suit everybody. Como and
see them. They will suit you.
SkU W»ÄT If SS WÂBT.
They are what you have been looking for
them while the stock is
Come and
and Iresli.
LINEN SUITS,
J.INEN SUITS,
LINEN SUITS,
NEAT AND NOBBY.
NEAT AND NOBBY.
NEAT AND NOBBY.
They are the very thing for this warm and
op roBstve weather, and will make a fellow
feel as airy and light as a feather.
DRAP de ETE COATS.
DRAP DK*ETE COATS.
DRAP DB* ETE COATS.
The nicest thing lor Summer Conts that
there la out. .
A fellow pats one on and he feels right, about
Come mid see them, and we are confldent
you'll buy,
And leave the store a shouting, "How is this
lor high."
A N1QK UNE OF HAT6—FOR AND WOOU
A full line of
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
%
Consisting of Shirts, (Over and Under) Half
Hose. (Plain and Fancy) oil of the novelties
in tiie Scarf, Bow and Neck-tie line, Paper
t oilers and Cufft, Suspenders.
and Linen
and in fact, almost everything a gent wants
to complete his outfit.
f these goods are new and stylish and
are confldent if you will come and
we will soon convince you that our house is
the place for you to bay at. Con\e and
us. and bo convinced that what we say is
true, and bring all tiie stamps with you. We
will sell you bargaius.
All
WARD & PHILLIPS.
p. 8.—A nice line of Trunks, Valises, and
Traveling Bogs. _ JelO-tf.
P
GEORGE W. & S. TAYLOR
of
eg leave to Inform their friends and the
ublic generally that they are now moved
into their uew shops on Main st.,
They are prepared to fill all orders for
PLOUGHS
AND
PLOUGH CASTINGS
G. W. & 8. TAYLOR.
Smyrna, Del.
fcb-12-tf.
Men's spring styles of silk hats at
Primrose's on Main si., opposite the
Delaware House.
Worden & Evans
t
General Agents for the Celebrated
Ï
WOOD'S
SELF-RAKE REAPER
ANb
COMBINED MOWER,
The cheapest and best in the world.
Send for Circular, or call and seq before
purchasing elsewhere
DEPOT ;
Commerce Btreut, Smyrda. Del.
JelO-tf.
T, D. CUMMINGS'
BOTTLIE ESTABLISHMENT,
Commerce St, Below Mf.in.
A superior article of
Porter, Ale, Cifler anä Lauer Beer
AND
MINERAL WATER
Bottled for Hotels, Restaurants, and Family
l,R0 * JelO-fiin.
STEAMBOAT LINE.
THE STEAMER
fisSfiPILOT BGY&sQ
1
will commence running between Phila-
delphia and Nprtianee*« Landing, stop-
ping at Port Penn and Collin«' lieach,
WEDNESDAY, JTfJI-Y 5TII,
making thereafter a round trip on
Wednesdays and Saturdays,
Leaving PMIadelphla. from first wharf
below Arch St., nt 7:45 A. M.
Spriiance'H Landing at 2:30 P. M.
Collin«' Wharf about 8 P. N., and Port
Penn about. 4 P. 31
between Collins* Beach
a»c*'s I .and In;, and Philadelphia, SO
Cents.
Freight of all kinds solicited, and carried
at low rates.
Jyi-tf
E. B. TAGGART. Agent,
48 N. Del. Avenue, Phila , Pa.
The "Pilot Roy" will commence'dally
trips about August 1st.
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
HOBT. DEÏ_
(Opposite the Post Office,)
SMY'RNA, DEL.,
of the best arranged Galleries In
Delaware, and is prepared to make
I
Photographs,
Photominiatures
'
AND
FE RROTYPES.
in the best style of the Art. Also
Frames, Picture Cord, Stereoscopes,
Stenographs,
Ac. Having had many years' experience, he
thinks he can give satisfaction to all who
may favor his with their patronage,
april l-3in.
Peach Growers
TAKE NOTICE.
GEO- WHITLOCK
of Clayton, will run
.
TWO CARS PER DAY,
at Sassafras Cross Roads, and
FOUR CARS PER DAY.
at. Clayton S'ation. for New York, during
the peach scuson. Will buy orchards by tiie
basket for cash, and find ii is
baskets, or
consign them for other parties to the best
commission house in New York.
All parties shipping
furnish baskets, will I»
baskets not returned.
commission, who
remunerated far aP
GEORGE WHITLOCK,
Clayton, Del.
may 13-tf.
Peach Growers
% OF MARYLAND,
TTa».l«:e Z
E. LURTY has made arrangements to run
cars from
Sodlersville, Millinaton & Massey's
TO
MT3E -wmr YORK
f
for the accommodation of Peach Shippers.
He has also made arrangement with the old
of A. A.
COOK, late of the firm of Cook, Tulane &
Quick, New York City,ana earnestly solicits
consignments of peaches.
June 24—lm
and reliable conuniRsion b
E. LURTY,
Smyrna, Del.
Xîi UU3B3BR
PAPER HANGER.
It,
r h
Tiie subscriber begs to inform the citizens
of (Smyrna and vicinity, that he lias taken
lilt!
Basement, ander Dr. Collins' Office,
ON MAIN STREET,
SM,Y r RNA, DEL.,
and Is prepared to execute
well all orders for Painting
Jng.
May-7-'70-ly.
prompîly and
ftPaper-H
M. E. Clark.
Read
•'Convent Life Un
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and Ktsrtling. Price
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Hummer Arronffemënt^ 1871;
DM) Eallroafl Lift
ea
On and after Monday, July 17tn,'
1871.
(S'JWUAYS EXCEPTED)'
Passenger Trains will leave os follows:—
NORTH W.lItU.
it 00 a. m;
11 15
11 3Ô
11 jo
12 05 r. m;
12 15
Leave Delmar,
" Laurel.
44 Hen ford,
" Bridgeville,
" Greenwood,
" Farmington,
" Milford,
Harrington,
FeJutg,
Canterbury,
W codai Je
7 00 À u
7 20
12 30 p. M.
7 .it
12 50
7 .(■»
i."
7 4U
7 .70
»1 •«?,
I I ;»
8 00
Dover,
MoortOn
" Bren lord
" Siuyina,
V Claytou,
" SaH.safras,
•* JBlackblrd
" Townsend,
*.* Middletown,
" Mt. Pleasant,
" Kirkwood,
11 Rodney,
V Bear,
*• State Road,
*• Now Castle,
Vrrlve Wilra.
V Phllad'a,
Haiti more.
1 25
810
1 I 1
8 15
M
14)
i
s 30
'
2 15
8 45
-
9 05
2 .r»
9 Iff
I.
;: n
0
3 05
3 16
3 2»)
04 '»
H 55
10 15
11 45
I 05 P. M.
3.ff
52»
8 K0
SOrriMYIKI).
Leave Phllad'a,
•* Baltimore,
" Wilm*
" Newcastle,
" State Road,
" Bear.
V Rodney,
V Kfrkwooa.
" Mt. Pleas'nt, 11 10
" Middletown
•* Townsend,
" Blackbird,
M Sassafras,
" Olayton,
ArrlveSmyrna,
Leave Bren ford,
*» Moorton,
*• Dover,
" Wyoming,
" Woodside
" Canterbury,
" Felton,
" Harrington,
Milford,
" Farmington,
•* Greenwood.
" Bridgeville,
" Seaford.
" Laurel,
** Delmar,
New Castle Trains—Leave New Castle
for Wilmington and Philrdelphia At 7.40 A.
M. Leave Philadelphia 11.45 M..
miugton 1.00 P. M. for New Castle.
Nniyrna Brandi Trains.—Additional
to tiiose above leave Clayton for Smyrna
8.40 A. M., and 2.U0 P. M. Leave Smyrna
Clayton 11.35 A. M., and 7.35 P. M., to make
connection with trains to and from Dover
and Stations South.
8 30 A. M.
725
10 10
10 30
10 3i
10 45
5 00 P.H
2 n
<■ -■.
6 41
6 50
Tun
7 07
11 no
7 10
11 25
1135
11 40
11 4)
11 53
12 0 p.m.
12 00 M.
12 15 P. M
12 20
12 30
124)
12 45
12 0
7 35
; «
d • 0
8 10
K 3d
8 n
8 25
8 3)
8 4*.
K 51»
V 00
0 0»
«2*
1 10
9 15
1 2t>
l I
1 45
2*5
2 25
2 41)
and Wil
Freight Train with Passenger Car
attached, will leave Wilmington at 12.5»
A. M., New Castle, 1.20, Miduletown, 2.25,
Townsend, 2.45; Olayton, 3.15, Dover, 4.00,
Wyoming, 4.10, Felton, 4.40. Harrington,5.0.j
Farmington, 5.15, Bridgeville. 5.50; Seaford,
6.15, Laurel, 6.45, and arrive at Delmar at 7.06
A. M. Passengers leaving Philadelphia at
11.30 P. M., will make close connection with
tills train at Wilmington. Returning—will
leave Delmar, 2.30 P. M., l aurel 2.56, Hcatord
*.25, Bridgeville. 4.00, Farmington, 4.45; Har
rington 5 10 Felton 6.35, Wyoming. 6.10; Do
ver,'6.30, Clayton, 7.10, Townsend, 7,45, Mid
dletown. 8.10, Kirkwood, 8.:.», New Castle
«.25. and arrive at Wilmington at O.oO P. M.,
Philadelphia 11.30 P. M., and Baltimore, 3.50
A. M. Hubject to delays incident to freight
husinesu.
This Train will stop to take up Passengers
only at Stations named, but will set down
Passengers at any stopping pluce except
Haro's Corner, Htato Road, Rodney, and
Dupont.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Kent County,
Queen Anne's A- Kent Railroads,tor Kenne
dy ville, Sudlcrsvllle and intcriuediato
places.
At Clayton with M. & D. R. R„ for Easton
and intermediate places.
At. Harrington with J. «fc. B. R. R., for Mil
ford, Georgetown, Lowos, and intermediate
places.
Atbeaford with D. & D. R. R., for Feder
alshurg and Camltridge, Ac. __
At Delmar witli E. S. R. 4L, fDTrfWT^"7T?î
Princess Anne, Crisfteld; also for Beilin and
other stations on the W. a P. R. R.
H. F. KENNEY, Superintendent.
Maryland & Delaware Railroad
On and after MONDAY, April lltb
1870, Trains will run
follows:
NORTH.
Leave Easton,
*• Woodland,
•*- Gudova,
4 Hillsborough,
*• Ridgly.
4 Greensborough,
44 Goldsborough,
44 Henderson,
6.00 A. M.
6 15
(>.:' ■
6.40
6. m
7.05
7.15
7.25
Marydell,
Slaughter's,
Kenton,
Arrive CLAYTON,
44 Wilmington,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
New York,
7.35
7.45
8.00
8.10
10.15 44
11.15 44
1.05 P.M
KOCTH.
Leave New York,
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
Wilmington,
Cluyton,
Kenton,
Slaughter's,
Marydell, *
Henderson.
Goldshrougn,
Greensborough.
Ridgley,
Hillsborough,
Cordova,
Wwotlland.
e Easton,
12.30 P. M
■j. i 11
,, oo
6.25
K.25
8 . >0
9.10
B SM
0,8 i
9.45
8. if
10.1*
10/i.)
10.35
Lr
Fr ht Train With Passenger Car
Attached.
Going; North.
I leave Easton,
44 Woodland,
10.30 A M.
10.50
Cordova,
44 Hillsborough,
44 Ridgely,
" Greensborough,
44 Goldsborough
• 4 Henderson,
44 Marydell,
44 Slaughter's,
44 Kenton,
fcrrlve Clayton,
44 Wilmington,
4 Philadelphia,
44 Baltimore,
44 New York,
11.20 44
11.35 44
11.55 44
12.15 P. M
12.25
12.50 44
1.05
1.25
1.5«
8. *5
8,10
10.o0
Going South.
Leave New York,
44 Baltimore,
44 Philadelphia,
4 * Wilmington,
44 Clayton,
44 Kenton,
44 Slaughter's,
" Marydell,
Henderson,
GoldslH>rough,
Greensborough.
Ridgely,
Hillsborough,
Ccnlova,
Woodland,
arrive Easton,
By the above arrangement, close connec
tions will he made both ways, and passen -
rill arrive early both in New York until
Haltimon*. and wilKbe able to visit Plain-,
dolphin and BaPlmOre, returning the same*
d ay.
Ail Freights must e at the various Fit«,
ions at least (30*. thlr* v minutes before star
ing of Traf ns, otherwise thev will lav
twenty-four hours. J. L. CALDWELL,
Superintendent..
12.00 A.
7.25
8,80
10.10
12.10 P. M.
12,20
12.35
11.50
I n,,
1,15
1.40
1.60
2.15
2.31
K'
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