Smyrna times., 1882-03-29

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a discount of four or five per cent. on the
amount of said taxes. This will give the
prompt payer the benefit of the discount |
and still leave the collector three per cent.
commission, which will pay him for his
labor and time
| BUSINESS NoTICEs.-Alex G. Cummins |
calls the attention of growers to his prepa-
ration for peach trees, Multi-Flora,"
which he has tested to his satisfaction for |
! three years. For what it claims to do. !
| See advertisement.
| J. G. & A. II. Stockly advertise a special |
| manure for corn, tomatoes and Strawber- |
| ries-ths result Of the best judgement and
experience.
Thomas Shaw, florist, near Kenton, adj
vertises a choice selection of bedding
plants.
Henry A. Dreer, Philadelphia, adver-
tises garden seed, bulbs, &c, T. b. Megear,
agent.
James G. Farson, at Brenford, advertises
Marvil's strawberry crates and baskets.
Clark & Mcdaniel, Dover, advertise a
highly commended horse and cattle pow
der.
VIM A. FAIRIES & Bro, undertakers, ad-
Vertise a full line Of furniture. at city
prices.
Clayton have "spurt' of enterprise this
Spring. This is the more noticeable as
there has been nothing especial to record
for SOme time. The Spring development
in which such energy has been manifested
is the effort to add another public bar to
the business of the place. The usual
spirit of a town is to foster such enterprise
as is considered to best enhance its mater
ial progress. This is usually manifested
in developing manufacturing of some sort,
but Clayton has chosen whisky selling.
The citizens have two establishments of
this kind already and are now pstitiOning
the court for another-three in all. An
inventory of the business establishments
of the place would stand thus One small
church, three whisky establishment; one
school house lin the distancel, three
: whisky establishments; two stores, three
whisky establishments; on eWheel-wright
and blacksmith shop, three whisky estab-
, lishments; one shoe shop, three whisky
establishments and two grain merchants
and three whisky establishments. 1t needs
nothing further to show, should the prayer
s of the petitioners be granted, the will of
: people of the burgh and vicinity.
PERSONALS. L. Kahn and family have
gone to Philadelphia to reside, where he
is connected with large clothing estab-
: lishment
4 Z. B. Louderbough, of the State Sentinel,
. and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with
: friends in this town of course he paid a
visit to the TINES Office his alma mater.
Miss Cora Tschudy returned last week
It from Il visit of several weeks to Alexan-
Il dria, Va. and her sister Kate from the
n Wesleyan Female College, OH its close
+ Miss Kate will leave tomorrow, to entel
Of
n. J.
Miss Jennie Wilson, teacher OF music al
= the Conference Academy is the guest O.
II Mrs. K. E. Hough.
J Misses Hettie and Susie Hill are visiting
relations in Maryland.
! Jacob Hallman, at Smyrna Landing, i!
# seriously ill. He is now in his 83rd year
d Samuel B. Cooper, of Willow Grove, il
r on short visit to his relatives John B
and Ezekiel Cooper, also paying the TINES
office a friendly call
y David c. and George W. Denney
is Esq's of Philadelphia are visiting thei
s. neither Mrs. Rachel Denney.
ID Mrs. Andrew B. Roe, of Greensboro
le Md, is guest of Mrs. Jas. II. Cotton
Mrs. Roe, then Miss Kate Skirven, was
resident of this town before her marriage
ST Miss Mamie, daughter of DIR. f. Dawson
le of Frederick; Miss Sadie Green and Mis-
ed Jennie Stevenson, of Dover, have bee
0C visiting friends in this town.
'r. WE saw in the Middletown Transcript
last week sharp and spicy little articl
on pickles, so to speak "a third of
vi column advertisement of the proposed ne
IL picking company of Smyrna. 1t is to
lo hoped that the Middletown man will RC
NJ send bill to Smyrna; because the adve
&c tisement was not authorized, and if
eh chooses to employ space in this graf
manner, why it is his own lookout. III
Transcript man never heard of such
On thing as machinists and moulders makir
alo pickles! Didn't he suppose iron worke
III could make anything but tools and m
oA chinery? Did he never reason about AZ
iSe affinity between minerals and vegetables
Ae Why, the country is full of iron medicine
wine Of iron, iron tonics, iron SyrupS, al
.. iron pills, and why not iron pickles?
Nv ready-made steam boiler is very good
iy steaming and cooking; a good steam engil
10 10 is a straight forward, steady, sensib
~, affair that isn't particular whether
'He =; makes plows or pickles, and the stea
IL - grindstOne will do first-rate for sharpenil
ONe the pickles. Though there will be plen
'uS !tt of meulds around, there will be no moul
Tvs pickles. and as for patterns, the patterni
PT4 PT4 of this new institution is sound. T
~ Company doubtless feel grateful to
Transcript man for his free advertisme
L. though his remarks were perhaps lit
10y irOnical but then we all have our pick
,l .,n1 arities, and if he will give them anoth
'cmo half column or so, we think he may G
,si'' pect to receive can of something good
'lIy if they can, and probably they can.
full A DAUGHTER OF FORTUNE.-The
lied cunts given in the TINES and other pap
SER two years ago of the chapter of roMal
ling in real life, whereby the heroine, Lot
. T. Maloney, of this town, daughter of Th
Maloney of the Neck became the adj
ted daughter of DR.. Leon, wealthy 6
,self tleman of Philadelphia, is familiar to
on our readers and need not be repeated.
vas June last the two came to this town {
,nt;I spent several days visiting her re!ItiN
oma Nothing specially has been hearI Fl
: as them since until the announcement of
Loot death and funeral of the old gentlem
here the latter occurring on Monday, from
Len late residence 1850 Walnut street.
cir, Philadelphia Times in noting the fun
owed gives the following incidents in relation
,urd the heiress;
cari- 1.-THE room was crowded by cousins
Ola nephews and other relatives, but few
them had been thrOwn much in con
with him in life. Just before the RI
tv of began the service for the dead-fOr
4r;I though the wealthy doctor was scar
T;ns known at all as an Israelite he was
II in that faith and renewed his allegianC
any ~ ~ before ne MeuL" yVuhs Hon'an ~
a,nfn nV...6 nd fnnly hnr ~