Smyrna times., 1880-07-28
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.
TROTHS are on.
TRAMPl Tramp! Trampsl!l

WE hope DR.. Tanner will not digest yet.
WE keep a book in which to enroll the
names of the noble army of "W. BIS"
HARDcAsTLE & JONES have purchased T.
i. Blakely's orchard Of 1000 trees for
500 cash.
CAMDEN CAMP was largely attended en-
Sunday, and good order was the order of
the day.
Is there not State law against tramps
If so why do they tramp un.
JIMMY MCCLUsKEY was looking for our
town police last Saturday evening, but
could not find them.
A. P. GRIFFITH is searching for pleasure
and health at the White Mountains, and
Robt. d. Hofecker and wife at Ocean City.
ANXIOUS enquiries are being made as to
the whereabouts of Jones and his sprinkler.
Any information left at this office will be
thankfully received.
EIGHT or ten carloads of Kent and Queen
Anners picnicked at Woodland Beach on
Monday last Monday has been wash.day
on the Eastern sho' Cor many years.
TsCHUDY & CATS have made, sold and
delivered 250,000 peach baskets this season
and are now running their, factory day and
night and are yet unable to supply the
demand.
ATTENTION is called to the change in the
4obl 0f ho no1 G. Cba,farfOvu,,
Railway and J. & B., B. e F. and w. Rail
Steamship Co.
GEo. w. CUMMINs, JR., calls attention to
his high grade fertilizer and claims supo-
riority for it, over any thing of the kind
ever offered to this community. He also
has on hand press and hand made bricks
and land lime.
Mr.. II. C. CARPENTER, we'll and favorably
known throughout this Peninsular as a
commercial evangelist, is now representing
the Girard White Lead, Zinc and Color
Works, of Philadelphia. You have our
best wishes Harry.
Mr.. ]. w. LAVENDER, formerly of Mid
dletown, has formed partnership with
| l. AClJs Cdulh bAlO SlIS5dSSN III AAAS - ~
| commission business at 339 n. Water ST.,
Philadelphia. Mr.. Cavender is we'll known
! in this vicinity, we wish him success.
MEssRs BARKER & GILMAN, the fruit
evaporators, have bought of Mrs. Ann Lof
land, the building formerly leased by them
! at CLAYTON, with a view of establishing
| themselves permanently among us. Price
800. We extend hand Of welcome tC
Messrs. B. & G..
A LONG felt need supplied. g. w. & S
| Taylor have opened an agriculture store IL
the Town Hall building under the specia
management of Mr. Samuel Taylor Farm
ers needing plows, wheat drills, &C., will
find it to their interest to read their al. il
another column.
THE horse attached to the Smyrna Hous
hack took fright while at the Depot Oh
Monday evening and ran away. The pas
sengers were landed in front Of house
they had no idea of putting up and wher
the people were not expecting company b
that train. No serious damage done.
THE Kenton NJ. F. S. s., which picnicke
at Collins Beach on Thursday last, wer
stormstaid and compelled to spend the nigh
there. The genial proprietor was equal
the emergency, however, and slowed thel
away snugly and comfortably, I. c., eightee
to room: but the weather was good an
they kept.
E WALTER HARRIS, colored, mistook
rather took a new hat in the place of an ol
one from Beck's store on Saturday nigh
e Harris was captured and so was the ha
g Aid. Budd concluded he had better e
! plain his absentmindedness before jul
Y of twelve and held him to bail for his a
n pearance at court.
s EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY-By advertis
q ment the NJ. +. Sunday School Of ChestC
town will make an excursion to Cape Nj
: on Wednesday Aug. 4th ria. the Kent &
e SMYRNA & Del. Bay Railroad and steam
i Thomas Clyde. This will give our people
y elegant chance for a trip down the ba
d Fair 81 round trip.
FRANK JONES' lad of IA years, son Of
e Frank Jones, living on A. Stockley's Gre
i Roads farm in the Neck, was drowned
= Friday last, while bathing at Long BridI
1t he was in company with two boys abo
=" his own age, who saw him 60 down b
:, were unable to render him timely assistant
The creek was dragged, and his body
10 covered Saturday morning The coron
,s was notified, an inquest held and verd
= rendered in accordance with the abo
II facts.
81 OUR SECRET SoCIETIEs.-The following
list of the newly-elected officers of t
secret societies of this town.
u Odd Fellows, Morning Star Lodge, \
re 6.-N. g., VIM. Wells; V. g., VIM. Cul
ney r. s., B. V. Weldon.
Mcdonnell Encampment, No. &C.
T Joseph Wright; II. p, John d. Coles;
y W., VIM. Culleny; j. W., W. N. Ransol
It, Treas, Morris Kirms; Scribe, &. A. Wiz
ne Masons, Harmony Lodge, No. l3.-
B. V. Weldon; S. W., Chas. Smith Trei
oi Josiah d. Evans; Sec, VIM. Culleny.
as The following is a list of visitors to to
to since our last issue Miss Fora Cooke, N
H. Ella Smith, Miss Lou TrOth, Miss Em
Troth, Miss Annie Ofiley, Miss Brinkm
he Frank Raymond and family, Fred. Lyn
NJ c.. Pierce Strauser, Daniel y. Cummins,
A. Dyce, Edgar G. Wright, Phladelph
III Jos. II. Primrose, j. 4. Craddock, V.
de Holmes, Miss Florence Williams, Wilmi
nj ton; Miss Ida Il. Watkinson, Camden,
j.; Luther Reynolds and family, Baltimo
ed Archie Holding, Vestchester, Pa. John
ng huntington, Philipsburgh, Pa; Miss 1t
~ c. Hearn, Salisbury, Nd; John Nc WI
ci- ter and family, Norfolk, Va; W. r.
7as Farlane, Princes Anne, Md. Miss r
Iad Mcbride, Pine Bluff, Ark; DR.. NJ. g. ]
;, land and sons, Milford Samuel Vosh
Ital Philadelphia.
inc ALDERMAN BUDD has begun active m
ted ures to break up a long existing nuisal
bo A party of negroes who lounge aroI
"O open stores and grog shops, until
700 hour Saturday night or early Sunday mt