Smyrna times., 1882-04-05
Smyrna and Vicinity.
SHAD are becoming more plentiful

SHAD are becoming more plentiful.
B. Il. ALLEN has added a drag to his
livery turnout.
The church choirs are practicing spec
ial music for next Sunday.
NANGAsKEN & Cats are building a
lumber shed 125 feet long.
Z. II. BECK has sold his newly built |
residence on South street to j. f.. Tygert. !
The NJ. r. church, at Clayton, is being
greatly improved by bright coat of paint
within and without.
The annual meeting of the Smyrna
Building and Loan Association will be
held Tuesday evening, April llth.
THE preparation for the Easter anniver-
sary of the Episcopal Sunday school prom
ises it to be an interesting occasion.
]. w. ARTHUR, at Kenton, intends put
ting in large eVapOratOr and Is also con-
templating a canning establishment.
OUR students Oft to distant schools have
mostly been home on a short vacation.
Some have returned and the rest will in a
few days.
ROBERT RICE, killed yesterday near
Leipsic 81 snipe. They were sent to Phil
adelphia to-day where they are selling at
40 cents per pair
WM. J. CAMPBELL, of Collins Beach,
purchased yesterday in town new car
riage, horse and harness that will do
credit to his establishment.
B.F. C. ROTHwELL has the best field of
wheat on the Thoroughtare Neck road.
Those of Andrew Spear and VIM. Wood
follow next in order.
MRS. MARY \. KINNEY has sold her
residence on Commerce street to Mrs. w.
Z. Riggs, Sr., for $780, Mrs. X. purposes
going West in the Autumn.
A SPECIAL car with the superintendent
and other officials Of the Pennsylvania
road went down the Delaware & Chesa-
peake road on Monday, on tour of inves-
tigatiOn.
B. B. ALLEN lost a horse Ol Monday
from the effects, it was supposed of hard
usage on Sunday, being very warm day.
Young men do not always think OF crea-
ture comforts when they get on the road.
THE circus did all the community lex
cept the hotel keepers and the printer's) a
service by passing us by, and saved good
many half dollars that will find their way
to the butcher the baker and candle
SHOEMAKER"
THE carriage shops OF J. c. Lassell &
| Co, on Market street, are in a state of
| a,r,.ao1inor ofnxr finnn CinRn tho
establishment of the works in these shops.
The wood, paint, and smith shops, are all
| busy and they have on sale some handsome
carriages
GEO. +. BoRIE, ESQ, T. G. NJ, of Phil
adelphia, will deliver his lecture entitled
American Odd Fellowship, its origin and
Mission" in the Town Hall, Smyrna
Thursday evening, April 9th, for the
benefit of Morning Star Lodge, No. g.
/. o. o. F.
Miss MARGARETT PETERSON, second
daughter of the late Alexander Peterson
died at the residence of her mother sud
denly on Sunday morning, in Philadelphia
She was we'll known in this town the
place of her birth, and frequently visited
here. The remains will be brought down
burial place, near this town.
ADVERTISERS firm Of Collins
Savin have dissolved, Miss Sallie Z. Col
Inns continuing the business.
VIM. Z. Phillips, of Milford, adyertisei
100000 peach tress for sale.
F. A. Williams, ESQ, of Dover, profes
siOnal card.
Cooper & Conard, of Philadelphia, sum
mer silks, dress good, &c.
4 SOCIETY was organized last night
known as the Mutual Relief Society o
Rochester, n. Y, with the following
officers w. II. Baggs, President, J. H
Primrose, Secretary and Treasurer; DR.
w. r. Collins, Medical Examiner; JOSEPH
Smithers, delegate to the annual meetin!
held in Rochester, May 14th, and Rev. L
E. Martindale, alternate. The societ!
begins with 25 members.
REV. J. d. RIGG, has been suffering from
a throat affection and was unable t
officiate Sunday more than to take charg
of the communion service. Since Eunda,
he has been confined to his bed with al
) attack of bilious fever and catarrh Hi
, pulpit was supplied on Sunday evening
by Rev. ]. T. VanBurkalow who preache
on the Attracting Power of Christ"
: discourse exhibiting thought and clos
f analysis, and enjoyed by those who TO
: lowed the direct line of argument.
TIE Friendship NJ. E. church, in Tho
{ oughfare Neck, is 100 years old in its o.
ganization, the deed for the prOpert
!, having been given in April 1882 At tn
Il Quarterly Conference held on Monday,
It committee was appoint. d to make arrang,
) ments for formal centennial cOmmemt
- ration, which will take place probabl
sometime in the Fall. This society it wi
4 be observed was formed two years
)f advance of the full organization of the \
j. E. Church which did not occur until l7S
ID PERSONALLY. w. Trumpeller, me
" chant tailor, who left here yeas ago f
II Harrisburg, Pa, is now located ia J.c
= sonville, Florida,
J" Rev. w. J. ID. Lucas has been sufferiI
st from an attack of Bronchitis since Il
j. Conference, in Baltimore, and not ab
ct to move to the parsonage in Kenton, b
is improving and expects to be able to l
~ snme his ministerial duties in two or thr
OF weeks.
ne Mrs. Rev. II. S. Thompson and childre
a. of New Hampshire, are on a visit to re-
=, tives in this town.
:" Mrs. o. B. Voshell is visiting relativ
&c in Milford.
ly S. Brady Cooper has taken charge oft
ma Clayton school, and VIM. E. Baker, la
of Walkers, the Townsend scho
Rev. G. A. Hill, of sassafras, is in to'
up to-day.
ITS Misses Addie and Annie Morgan
Ite Sudlersville, Md, are guests Of Mrs.
ty Beck