Smyrna times., 1874-04-01

THE WOMEN CRUSADERS IN WuMINGroN
Last ednesCiay afternoon, in Wilmington
says ErcD EtcnL"g, a number of earnest and
imteIIlgent women met in st. Pauls aI. f.
NhGrch for the purpose Of devising means tc
promote the cause of temperance.
On motion of Miss Anne Semplc, the mia.
tor OF the movement, Elizabeth w. Smith was
called to preside and Miss Emma WorrelI was
made Secretary.
After season of solemn prayer and the
reading OF appropriate selections from the
Dible, the objects of the meeting were stated
IN an excellent address written for the occosion
by the President "Truly," she said. the
neIdS are white unto the harvest, but oh. the
!aDorera are few indeed. If there is any suh.
Ject pertaining to human welfare, or to human
misery ana woe, which more fully than Others
should enlist the earnest sympathy and, untir.
ing efforts OF Christian community. il is
surely this which is the fruitful parent of every
conceivable misery and wretchedness."
several others addressed the meeting and
leSl,ng was manifested throughout the remarks
made to crush rum, but to use other means
than those brought into reouisition bv thS
western crusaders
On motion of Mrs. Beattie, the meeting
resolved itself into permanent organization
uhoer the name of the "Womens Temner.
ance Society," after which the following off.
GERS were elected:
Presldent-EIizabeth W. Smith.
Ice fresldent-Nlrs. George Phillips.
Secretary-Nlss Emma Worren
IreaSurer-MiSs Anne Semple.
!. Iotai abstinence pledges were then read and
distributed to those present. who arc ~ enn "u
yass the city for the signatures of cIergrmen
druggists, grocers property holders and others
A CORNER STONE LAID AND RoRREn AZ
tuesday morning. 24th, the corner stone Of tIa
new ScrVerSon 5 VI. Il. Church, near this town
Was wa lald with Impressive ceremonies bv the
! asIor' hev. w. Is. Gregg. The contents ofI
the box were New York Christian ITrocoto
Smyrna Times, DeiawdyeaD. name. of ,Ln
FaStor, Trustees, Building Committee. Stew
ara; d. Class Leader, Builder, pieces of coin &c
r 1hat hlght, however the box was knocked
from IT'S position and rlhed of its contents 50
i;,. iat aS me com was concerned, which was of
IN air'lo Ialue. We understand that suspicious
a. centre at one point and there is hone tbat
the pe;pe'rator can be brought to renrntan"a
visitation from a prayiDr band
Inc Old log church now standing il ono of
Ihe oiuest houses Of worship in the State T.
was built on lot decided by James Srrvcrsan
to James Hull, Moses Thomson EI;iab R"u.
let, John Jarrell, Benz. Truax. John Cnnnor
ana John David, May 18th, 1883 Tbronab
~ ~ .neoe hGty-one years good congregation
u substantial farmers have composed its mew.
OerShlp and sustained church privileges for tLo
1vmeut -.s1 ol a large scope OF country The old
'..9tture Is no" topping to its fall, however,
ind 1t has been decided by the pubIic Sr;r;taji
;ltIzens of ''the Neck to renew ibst WIN; ,vh;I
hSlr lore fathers inaugurated nearly Lundrad
ears ago,and add to their work such bcon,y .nJ
" In'SH as a century experience has given ne :
80 n' NC" CnuIch Is to be tasty edifice. 20 bv :
" leet; IS feet high, with recess, Sc Nj
lewis feekey is the architect and builder 9
We observe that Messrs Walton. Wbanr i
w., OF llmlngton, the we'll known mann. :
lt!IIerS OF fertilizers have prepared new I
'iclS' f "h'ch IS now for the first time offered u
= ,I;'' anu whlch is advertised elsewhere v
En.. tn's papt!' ne ,S"" GU0Ho and B00s t
H"I"'"fc' which is the name of the tsrtiI; h
en- Is manufactured in response 10 nn,na.,,. :,
quests made OF the firm that they wonId nra =
are a thoroughly reliable manure wb;cb
'i'' ~ "e S"'d al lower price than the stand
- "'d"uS ol phoSphate5 now in the markot
~ ga Improvements in the machinery in. u
1c'eu ny tnls llrm within the past wear and r
y Iac' 'nat they produce their own raw mo /
: t;ai' III ahc hence save the profits on them Il
.ion mere buyers would have to pav. enable u
orL II'A"u'dc'ure fertIllZcr at the re-
e tG IGaDy low price Of S@2 per ton, which but h
tneSe advantages would be an impo. sih;l;tr Ii
IIrrlng the past year Messrs Wahnn WY. WY. u
Oo'' erected set of extensive acid chan OF
rS-the only ones in the Siate-wLero ,t'a tLa,, On
anuiacture their own suphuric acid anJ ~
- S'ep they are enabled to use acid IiberaIIy'
!!hey get 1t at the mere cost of manniartnrys ra
,,'e nose who have to buy it, must not onIy {,
,a lie Ion,i' 'nanulactGrer profit but the add II
,Ii ThI hcaVy cost of transportation &c rn
he manufacturers of the {" ,S,n o.. tn
Il 6"ne Ehoph"te' guarantee thnt !, ""m1 a, Ci
Eed % with sand, dirt or any other wortbIe.. q i ~"
u, as Is the case with many of the 50 ca;IsJ III
zap nannTes now on the market. This iact ro
,elher with the high reputation the otb"r re
b"nn us q lSTl,zers Gd h manufactured by Walton de
';,la tbo % 70 p" nave always possessed should tn
m"r. ns,Y Inc Gun to the confidence of our m,
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