Smyrna times., 1881-09-21
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
FODDER saving is mainly completed.
MANY farmers age ready TO seed wheat. \
CHAs, D. EVERETT commenced seedingk
wheat on Saturday.
THERE has not been a basket of peaches I
Sfor sale in our market this summer.
OUT of SO entries of horses at the com-
sing Fair only 13 are from this State.
q THE organ at the NJ. f. Church has been
ztuned, pipes cleaned, &C., this week.
d READ Hernheimer's advertisement ina
#apother column. Also Scouts Nursery.
8 SWEET potatoes under the influence of
Sathe late rain are becoming more plentiful.
4 PROF. GROVES will examine candidates!
for second and third grade certificates On|
Saturday.
THE renewed pasture has not reduced
&the price of butter nor greatly increased
| its quantity in market,
JOHN Z, PHILLIPS is in Philadelphia
81 SApurchasing full line of hats, caps and
s3gentlemen's furnishing goods
al THE warm air, dusty streets, and brassy
Mappearance of the sky looks as if we were
k8having another appendix to Summer.
rs NEW corn is in market. The largest
land handsomest ears of the season are
Ethose gfO4gp in the field of RObt. Denney.
VI r. NJ. JOHNSON is giving his store roQIn
Mwhich is to be passed over next week to
8 jos. III. Primrose, a new dressing of paint
It'd JAS. D, WILDs is having a conservatory
below and bay window for the second
story, erected at his residence on Metho
dist street.
# SodE samples of Capt Scouts later va
k#riety of grapes, Rogers No, /, Highland
Taylors' &C., indicate them to be Of the
best quality.
8 L. Moses PRICE sent yesterday sample
&eof his sugar beets to the Sugar Manufac
&tory at Riverside. He has about fou
acres, in fair condition for the weather.
- LECTURE.-Rev. VIM. H. Thomas viii
Hlecture in Centennial Church on Thursda,
'Eevening Oct. 9th. His subject will b.
M MUncrowped kings among black men,"
81 THE fence rows along the most of farms
! &by the clearing up of briars and bushe
tand moving down the weeds, present
@much neater appearance this than mos
+ seasons. +
eE MARROW BONE FACTORY, Brick Stor
Oh Landing, of Alex. g. Cummins loaded tw
i vessels and two cars yesteday beside Whs
y went out of store-house and factory
h#wagons.
. M J. FRANK SMITH is building an additiO
y #to the dwelling ON his farm near Moortol
. Also ]. w. June has enlarged the dwellin
$, ION his farm in tennre of j.. T. Davis "a
e Joining Moorton. i,
III J0Hs II, HoFFcKER, trustee, has sold
farm on the road from Belmont to 'BrG
y nrSsford, in two parts,-25 acres to dol
:, llackett for $50 per acre, $3.50, and Il
n balance, 30 acres, to A. l.. Hudson
y $32O0.
as DAVID l.. SPRUANCE, of the "Midd
lg Aiieyo raised Q contaloupe which is no
le ON exhibition at the Middletown Fa
es (which measures 3l2 by 86 inches al
ut weighs Is DIS. Bridgeton, N. j., pap,
ne take notice
~ The ground has again become too be-
N for the turning of fallow and the plo'
n have been stopped awaiting rain. FS
m tunately, the most of 1t was turned al
of the fields are now being put in conf
tion for the drill.
no 7. f. TYGEgT & Co.'S PHOSPHATE Won
er just now is one pf the busiest places to
M found in this peighborhood This fiji
ay wbom we noticed last week as hayi
ch shipped oyer 100 tons Of Star Bone RhV
IS phafe per day since the first of Septemb
er. ARE now running their works day a
in night with force of rs men and yet, tb
lite inform US, cannot supply the demand
ndU Star Bone They have three steam bo
of now employed carrying Phosphate,
la- side several sail vessels.