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LNINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCLUSIONS.

ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
For Turks ISLAND. JAMAICA HAYTI PORTO RICO.
ISTHMUS OF PANAMA and COLOMBIA
Calling every in"ited Oavail themselves
which they can make on any Iouo winch o
take the extreme low pflce 0i - per
an Ih includes living board the steamer the whole
& and tbey NAV transfer any other steamer OF the ne
they mi eet on the voyage
For passage apply 20 1900, . -o .oo,,.
''' 10 state st.. New York
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Doar0 an0 Rooms
East SIDE


| East Sds.
| 4 THOUSAND of Ncw-Y ork's best boarding
n houses, apartments and hotels Get THEODORE
| NEWS 90, 20 Beekmanst
| 4 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. owning their
~ house wl board gentleman aud wife, or two gentle
men. lG1 LeKugtOn-ave
| FURNISHED parlor floor; also square rooms
corner s3th-st
FURNISHED ROOMS with board, 100 East
i 2sthst. near Madison square and elevated station.
EXING TON-AVE., 17S.-A large furnished
suit two gentlemen terms very moderate to permanent
VO LET, FURNISHED.-A few doors west
1 Win Hotel but "a door and one room 4th
floor; opportunity for refined couple small family
ownS small family as part payment Of rent The address Of
house VIII be given by applying personally at conectoners
I-TH-ST, 237 EAST.-Fron'ing Stuyvcsant
square two beautiful rooms second floor with board.
references
IIST-ST, NEAR 5TH .AVE.-Liberal ar
4 rangements can be made for cheerful well furnished
L. NJ y, tribune Uptown Office, las brOadway.
IcS EAST 5SrH-ST.-One large and small
l.)D room. with good board.
IGI MADISON-AVE.. between 31st and
pator; also Upper single room with a closet
inS LEXINGrON-AVE., NEAR 42D-ST-
~ rag In bell rs S es paT s@ agep Pen. 9f SO s
West Side
PAYMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN to let
n IN the new apartment house
THE PERCIvAL
Ma $50 West i2d.st. Broadway.
The al SrsS light ami ms SUNNI Minimize EsvnoT and and
o''' i" ''''' ciIAs 5. BROWN &c Pine-st
At 1886 WEST 32D-ST.-New and elegant
u Ia al
removal cd bath hot cold through Crate
hIes excellent accommodations
SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY will let
n without board, to gentleman only large sunny room
newly and handsomely furnished 2lO West SVths near
7th.ayo.
SMALL family would let second-iioor
n neatly furnished en- suite OF sngy references vi
West lth-st. near 5thaNe
PLEASANT furnished room to rent hot
n ami ola running water bath American family no
other dodgers; gentlemen THOMAS BAUdH' 81 Mac
dOugals ST. ring twice
A SHERMAN, 4sth-st., between Broad Say |
fni,ie s' oniy Elevator. heat 30 l. a. DA CUNiiA ~
co. I,jl4 galway.
n one o. two: terms moderate. 23 West 40thst
HANDSOMELY furnished room, to let. with |
1 4 or without board references requi'ed rs West |
62dst
ADV WOULD RENT, near Rossmore !
IL Hotel Handsomely furnished suit rooms with run
mfe S G oI 81 @esi i4d r ''' O'
ODDS TORY Rooms; also single rooms, with |
- board; reference IS West Washington square.
I@AND % WEST 26TlI-ST., opposite 81.
James Hoiel-Fius suites I'd h0or lie rooms for
gentlemen 80 per week ami up heiercuces.
~ WEST 27FH-Sr.- Handsomely furnished
- room on second door other desirable rooms mousse
table. and location H. st-class.
DO WEST enthusiastically furnished suite,
'DO thid Goor fIOuti sunny single room hfSt''i"S'
board
'lO WEST 2lTH-Sr., Near FIFTH AVE.
pDsV NUE. HOTEL, LAree handsomely iurps hh I9ohs
for fsmes or gentiensa Very Taios Excellent
table,
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Ior!l drL sp5 Ell KTent No Rowling arn
GERMAN AND U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.

4
" NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BEiWkl.N Nt.W. YORK.
DOVAU saturday Fen. - y ICkA... at March. 10
WERkA. SATURDAY. March g. OBJ SATURDAY. lFI,lt
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-NORk - sou IhAAF'
TON. HANHE BREMEN. -
ca n ID a BiN tOO
STELRhGE. $50 800.
Return tickets at Prepaid Storage certh
Gates, S2i steamers sail from Pier between second ana
OELRICHs Il CO.. Bowling Green.
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~ Between New.Gor and Havre.
COnyany's pier No ~ North foot % Nprt1nst
Travellers by this line avoid both transit nv English rail-
and the discomfort of crossing the Channel IN snA
boat Special leaving the nauys dock a avIe al
for Paris arrival of steamers baggage checked
New. IOtk through 10 Paris.
PER -IRE -........... "Wednesday. Feb. 81 D.
AMLRIQUE Sdutc Wednesday. Feb. - . a. m
CANADA. EIdugcul " cduusiAy. March - D.
NORMANHlE new. Wrduc ddv. Maf %
Checks payable at sight in amounts the Banquo
Transatlantiquc OF Paris
For I. eight and passage apply u
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D0PULAR SHORE LINE.

II FOR PROYIDENCE BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express trans daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston NJ
Sa m psTlOr attached and 10 IN with palace
sleepiug CaIs. sundays al 10 D. with palace sleeping
cara Il. w. POPPLE, Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST t.,
Reduced So 10 Boston for 1rstcass tickets gOOd only
A specified on their face. - -
Fecanf steamers leave daily SUNDAYS excepted at M
from Per 80 River foot OF Jayst, kewYCrk. AT;
irving n Tcketsfor sale ~ al principal
PHCVIDTNCE LINE. for freight only. steamers leave
from Per % River foot of Warren 43O day
(Sundays ceped for Boston via Providence direct
f. w POPPLE, Acting General Passenger Agent
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financial.

" CLAIMS COLLECTED.
J.ARNOLD SMITH,
Washington.
CHOICE INVESTMENT Per Cent Cent. bonds bonds
- for r. Bank and nsgr az stocks o Pse
Jesse C. WOODRUFF,
City Railroad Cas- Insurance Bank Stock. and Trust
No "a q Finest. New.York
1rmcu AND wuKTsgtRHE COAL COMPANY.
2:jI soT'TH 3DsT. PHIIADELPH1A)
NOTICE-The annual election for presi-
~ and directors OF tins company VIII be held at IT'S
office in the Of Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
F1IY Isl AZ F sS9a 9s s 8 ne CITY Oh
Polls open at $50 p transfer books will close at
the No"'' OrA oHi0' o 'i' ''H r. POTTS secretary
DACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI.
l.. , GUARANTE i sT &c ,n.ott. C,onrt.
against the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company on tho
Resoved Tha committees certificates must be applied for
on u O'iO'e fOO'u'. sRHiEPoSEE10RE RoHNER,)
SIMON RorHsCHILD' ommittee'
Pw HOLMES. Secretary,
IL Wali.st NETWORK.
DUT up 5000 margin and buy or sell one
thousand barrels Of petroleum through the Office OF
GEYMOUR HUNT & CO.,
NO io3 EXcH4YGE e foT ,I1& i NEw i
Special facilities for The purchase and saeof :, Avn
STOCKS, BONDS GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON AND
PETROLEUM 80.
Refer to Mechanics National Bank. NewYork; Fifth
National Bank Chicago. and German security Bank, LOUIS
Vile, n.y.
THE BUFFALO, NEW YORK AND PHIL
l. ADELPHIA RAILROAD COMPANY.-General Of
fee No 242 south srd PHILADELPHIA. February u.
Board Directors have this day declared quar-
terly dividend At ONE AND ONE HALF PER GEN 1. on
the PREFERRED stock Of the Company PAYABLE al TINS
after MONDAY March 1884, TO the holders
thereof registered the books Of the Com
pany 3 u. m. Thursday. March 10. 1888
TO iac!ae making up Tho dividend li.t holders Of
PREFERRED of the BUFFALO, New York and Ihiladel
phi Railway Company, the Olcau ami Salamanca Railroad
Company the oil city and Chicago Railroad Company, aud
the Buffalo Ptsburg and Western Railroad Company, are
requested exchange promptly Tor cern
Buffalo, York and Phiadelph Railroad
COMPANY. be issued after Monday February 49,
1888 which the transfer books closed will be
reOpeuod York certificates must he presented TO
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, New York Transfer
discharge the General Office No. 2iZ south
PhiladeIphl, where the exchange Will be made
JOSEPH r. TRIMBLE,
Secretary
FINUE RAIJ. ROAD FOIrIpME\T co
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO 10 I RAILROAD / 70

RALTIMOREr AMP },S ONO 10 T KAl wFs1
Via Phiiadeiphia Baltimore ana Washington.
Trains leave from Pennylvana RK DepoI all o,,, Wa.
pm DAILY FAST EXPRESS through sleeping coaches
10 Chicago. Cincinnati St Louis Connects Tor all points
,eTIfDNIGHT Daily for Washington and all points West
sppy i at Gompanys once Il Broadway Fulton
g. Brooklyn.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ station in New YORK foot Of oerY-st Station IN
BROOKLYN Zoo 81 tmton; 5d 5sTeIs Wa ", v0r
Chunk Tanlnend, Tamaqua, Hazeton, Drfton Scranton
m F5T Flemngtcn High Bridge Branch schooleys
Mountain, Budds Lake Lake lI0pacong Easion Alenown
Reading. Harrisburg, Mach Chunk, WiamsporL Tama-
pmfor Bennington ESst9n Allentown, ksSding' liar
$I5 p m.-For EasIou Wind Gap, Mauch Chunk Tama-
qua Driiton Milkesbarre. scranton. lazeon sc
MoanIain i Badds LAKE, Lake HOpstcSns sc
$50 $50 @-For R~son n Allentown HARRISBURG
sunday Tpa ans at u for Bound Brook
and Intermediate $50 H. for EastOn Allentown
SsTa AKA al t5e & go 7l0 7$o sl5 Ss9
go 80, Gso j. 80 $50 545 8. 60 $50. $780,
So For y trains gS 10 1S c points time tables stations
F For era MMb a1 Peh Gmboy at SIS. Has
For ETsS1Sd a > S I e m is 445 epm
N IS WNfyJ3iEER IS iSSo5UtiTHERN RAILWAY.
~ srgAM yEA I, sA AyEs F FfEk $. r..
For Highlands seaOright. Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch 4
For Atlantic highlands, p M
Of S:l5 l'f5 Tor Lake
wood. Manchester. Toms River, Barnegat, &c.
Las p. M for Atlantic City. Vineand, Bridgeton, &c
S:l5 a. IN. for stations 10 Highlands
las, 1:a5 p. m. Tor stations to , se4brsht
New YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
IN BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON and PHI ILADELPHIA.
y from station G. RR OF n.
Philadelphia, Ninth aud GIeen-sts, al lao 93u Il,
m $50 so ? M For For Third SG 45 Ills
For 4 sS dse sq T On SUNDAY 49, 5o 100
II D. m On sunday, $40 a IN, $3.50, II p. M
Return trains Philadelphia for New-IoTi
stations Phila and Reading RR, Ninth ana Green
SITS. at 100 $780, $50 IL ll5, $40. o4O oso' l. ~ III
On Sunday, AT $50 q. 5:3O IL p: M M 49, a.2o
From Third anu Berkssts at 10, oZu ~ a. NJ, '''
6:2O $50, llSu p m sunday at & . M s'S2 p no m .
Trenton, l25, o:2O, SOi 900 lO:OO, Lea n -
422 624 72s sunday l25. 81 a M 0l3 p IN Trains
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are attached 10 uaV uS1ns'
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from New
York and Philadelphia ,,,. v,.,,o, 60 - .,ou,
BROOKLYN and Ere Depot, Jersey Clty ooo "a, an,
loot of Libertyst, Nos 2 Zo!i 4oi,
QA4 057 S2 broadway, and at the principal hotels nos
aud Conrtst and Annex Office. Jewers Wharf Brooklyn
Transfer Company Will can Ior ana cheoA pasE"so
"oi no'ei' Vi H. r. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. agent
Gen
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Ocean Gteamers.

A NCHOR LINE. L. s MaI Steamers
~ NEw.YoRK and GLASGOW: via DERRY.
from Pier 20, North River, New-lOrk.
CIRCASSIA. Feb. o. am ~ HNE>SIA.. Mar. 10, am
ETHIOPIA....Mar 3 noon. ANcHoRIA Mar. Il, PIN
Rates Of passacetO
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFAS Tor LONDONDERRY.
Cabins $50 TO $50 Excursion at reduced rates.
second Cabin $40 seerage-Outward. SIS Prepaid 81
or books OF Tours in Scotland" plans &C. apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. Bowling Green.
BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and directne 70 the South OF France:
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIkEtE
CHATEAU LATTE. 1000 tons. sat March 3. o m
CHATEAU LEONILLE. 1000 tons Wei. apr. !. y.
Travellers France. spain and Italy, Pyreuees Pau.
Nice &C. viii time and expense by taking ms line
Cabin Including wine $50 Stecrage. 80 for passage
apply 10 -.. 800. 49,,
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Mnsleal Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, ~ stops 1928. Pianos,
I'D 1927 go Factory running day aud night CaG'osues
free. Address DANIEL f. BEATTY, Washington - -
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Business Chances.
filming.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, JOcu-
Y tstlta Carbonate I'M silver cord. Castle Dome Dahl
gren Fteeaud Saeno Breeze iron bellevue and all active
unlisted mining stocks bought and sold
W. BltbNTON WELLING. 81 Broadway. Room -.
AIMING STOCK ORDERS EXECUTED.
WI Advances made IN Sew York and san Francisco
Advances made on United Pipe Line OH Certificates
THE MINING RECORD. - Yearly.
a. Il. Gil I0OLM q CO., 81 broadway.
OFFICE or THE GRON SILVER MINING COMrANY,(
II WALLsT. NEw- YORK. Feb. IA. 1888
rEHE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
L HOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY. for the purpose Of
eecn 10 serve for the ensuing year and the Trans
other business before the meeting
he Oice "wednesday March T. 1851 at -
o'clock m Transfer February ~ reopen
Mach b HOIEH \. HOLT. Assistant Secretary.
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noUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TiME CONSlsIENI
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

r1uess Trains New York, DesbrOsses Court
iarndt st Ferries "a fOOws:
O. ~ 20 8 3 80 % 10 Lmted II IN, l. $780, $40
49, n n and 9 ID. IN, and ~ night SUNDAYS B. Is
- Limited ana 10 a m. 4, o. T. and . p. m, and ~
Trains leave New York daily except Sunday at
70 a M and D. running through VIA Trenton ana
10 c trains leave Broad street stations Philadelphia
~ snn a. Z 20 $40, 0:J0 73t, 20 $50 M
tiimited Express 100 M. 3. 4. 8. 525 Llmited
81 s%Ga m 4 (526 Lfmitedj, $50 74j, aud 20
Leave Philadelphia via Camden o. n ana 4So Ia daily
except sunday 800 M, n, . prood,,ox A.,.r trou.o
1900 NJ stss and COurtandt SITS; COu tst and
ETooSIyn Annex station foot Of FuOns brooklyn Nos
ia rs and HudsOn.st H0DOAen StauOn Jersey CITY
Emi ONCE Pier L.
The York Transfer Company "lh CAL LOT ana check
p"sFG ~ 4 w as " PTGH J. X. WOOD,
GENERAL Manager, General Pass'r Agent
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LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER No. 40. NORTH RIVER
" eduedIY. IrD II. D. m
SlRNl w rnedaY. ft1 "a M
rdnesiIT. March - 5 D. m
PABTHIA Wcdne-day. March il. $50
cabin passage. 500. $50 ana 500.
ami from All parts OF Europe az very low
rates Freight passage Office, 40 BOwliu g-Grcen
VERNON H. Brown & Co, Agents.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.

Nv (Pennsylyapia II. r., foot COrtlandt
Stations in New.York} ST. and Desbrosses-st
(Central r. V. of n. j., foot LlDerty'sL
LEAVE NETWORK commencing oct III. 1852.
FOR South Amboy. via c. r. of y. J.. 5, Sl5 M l4'
L. p M via Penn r. r., 8. I2m. I'm SUNDAY ~ a. M
For Matawan, &c, via Q. r. r. OF N D, $40 H. -
4 p. M Penn. r. r.. II m $780, D p. IN. sun
days, nal.
Fol Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove AspuTy Park
H. l:45 4 D. Penn. h r. 8 a m, II M $780, p IN
SUNDAYS mot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asouiy F'A
For IT. lakewood Toms River arnegat, 60; via C. r. r. d
n For ar 1ffecnod via E. r r. Of n j. SID ll;45 ma
For Atlantic City. Vineland BTdgeion &C. ld5 ? nntpu
G. p A. G X T. of NJ q. p. A.. p. r.. r. supt
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leave denos foot Coaudt and DesbrOss sts
72O a. NJ $40 and p. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown
Recalling Mauch Chunk WilkesOarTe TOWanda, NaNerly,
Ithaca Geneva Lyons, Buffalo and the West Pullman
though coaches run daily Local trains at 54O M Tor
IastoD Bethlehem and COpay. a % - $500, ,.-.u
Trains leaving az 100 m. / and 34O m connect for an
mountain NahAuoy aud HaZetOn coal regions 5ubdy tIs
local for Mauch chunk. s:l5 Leave Mauch ChunK az
Al. ID. az Cnurcb and Cortlandt.
SeneiA- ~ l.. Is. BYINGTON. G. +. a.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
n nj aff 4 lSll


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROU TIE.
Grains New.YorK, DesbrOsses and COurtlandt
Streets Ferries as follows:
Harrisburg Pittsburg est and South, with Pullman
Palace attached, a. IN. and IN dairy NeW.fOr
and Chicago Limited Of ParlOr Dining smoking and sleep
iug Cars at . a III. every day. .-. ~. -.
Nismsport, Lock Haven. a. M p ms COIy ana bIle Al
Sp connecting at Cory for Ttusvie reuoieum Cen
baltimore Washington and the South Limited Washington
q arrive Washington p IN Regular Via Is ana r. a.
r.. at 5:lj and $50 $40 and M aud IL night via
SUNDAY via T. and p r. r., a m, D m, and IL night
via b and X. r.. 7 p and " night m
Atlantic Cty except Sunday, b;l6 m ana p H. on
For Cape MAY except Sunday 5l5 lilo a. On Saturdays
I0nG Branch Bay Head Junction. intermediate stations
via RAILWAY and AmDoy. a. M IL noon o:3O anu D D. H.
On sunday . a IN. Does not stop at Asbufy PafAl -
Annex" connect with all through rams
at Jersey city, afOrdng speedy ana orect uah'ie or
& From Pittsburg 62O and l20 1880 and
in1o - m daily Washington and Baltimore, D. ~
20 2 20 & 30 g35, 10 80 and 1000 N sunday 49,
60 ~ I0.35 and 1850 From Baltimore ~ y: M
-, SnnSav RI d. III. From Philadelphia, 800 go 6;3O
On ~ Sn g29 1910 m, 1870 2 $50 $50. -
so 40 go l:io 62O, 7:3O $3.50. lO%O 1889 ana
1O''O PIN TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oID.EsTABLJsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ooreArNs rACUwAY WEEKDAYS AND on SUN
nay STATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA, z IN
NEW.YOBK
noUBIE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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FOX oiIfENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving So y. r.. foot OF King 81
ABYSSI ucsdav Fen. % $50 n m
WNOtIN tuesday, Fob - 90 o. ~
tuesday, March o. p M
y
AItIZO A. Tuesday, Marrt
~ These steamers but waiertght cpmpart
mcnts and are furnished With requisite 10 make tho
passage both safe AMI agreeable having
bathroom smokfngrOOm drawing plano aud library.
also experienced surgeon scwless and caterer ~ crh
steamer The state rooms al upper deck thus ttnnng
greatest Injuries perfect vcnla on ana
light ....-.. a.. .... .,o,
Intermediates $40 Storage al low rates
ytt
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

III YORh " I4I'V4AI
ARRANGEMENT of trains from Chambers street Depot
ga m.-Clncinnati and Chicago Day Express. DRAWING
room Coaches Buffalo and suspension bridge
n m II Louis Express. arriving al Buhal
Mt m connecting fast trains 10 the Mes and South
vest Pullman's TEST Drawing.r0om Sleeping Coaches
PM
Smyrna times., 1883-10-03

VIM. II. Mannering died at his resi-.
dence, in this town, Monday, after q
years disability. Until a few wears
past he was one of our active business
men with an active trade, his business
being wheelwrighting with its kindred
branches.
Mrs. Ann Vanpelt died from q con-
gestive chill at her residence. near
Middletown on Sunday at the age OF
90 years. She was born and resided in
this community where she was well
known and esteemed for her many ex-
cellent qualities, but moved to the
nelghborhood of Middletown some
seven years ago, where with her two
sons, she commenced farming and
remained there till her death.
Her maiden name was Wells. daughter
OF Daniel Wells; she married John
Vanpelt in early life, who died leaving
her widow with three children nearly
~ years ago. Her remains will be in
TERED to-day in the Episcopal Gem
etery.
Smyrna times., 1883-10-03
Peach Tree PInnfinp.

There is good reason for the expecta-
ton that large draft will be made on
the peach nurseries this Fall and the
coming Spring for young trees for
planting. The profits of the peach
season will prove a great stimulus in
this direction. In the flush of two
profitable seasons, the fact that two
and sometimes three seasons come in
succession when the orchards remain
oarren OF fruit, is forgotten with their
depressing effects and half uttered
vows never to plant another orchard
with all its perplexities the fact re-
mains that the peach brings to MANY
OF our farmers more money, or money
that answers more satisfactory re.
suit for meeting special obligations.
than any other crop, and we do not
wonder that it holds high place in
the products of our farms. Some place
1t In profit with wheat and corn when
IL VIII net 20 cents a basket, and skin
every alternate year, and the bearing
years Will generally double this or
nearly so. The courage of the farmers
mas been greatly stimulated in engage
ing in the difficulties of peach culture
by the establishment of evaporatinp
and canning establishments. They do
or soon will be able to utilize 1000, 900
baskets, which amount held back from
commercial centres must save from
many of the former depressing "gluts."
Inc business of thus preparing peaches
at home for consumption during the
Winter months is only in its infancy.
ana VIII grow faster than the acreage
OF new orchards, and it is not unreason-
able to expect that the Peninsula will
IN few years grow double the number
OF peaches that it now does. New
orchards will develop rapidly to the
the south of us, as it is in that direction
that the peach centre" is slowly but
surely tending. Our farmers in this
vicinity are confronted by an unusual
development this season of the "vel-
lows" a sure precursor of peach ex-
haustion in the soil. Nevertheless
there are many fields yet of virgin soil
Tor this crop, and it il not unreasonable
TO expect that the crop will be profit
able with us yet for score or more of
years with the possibility that proper
plant food may be found for the peach
trees that may keep them in healthy
continuance as has been the case with |
the cereal crops.
Smyrna times., 1883-10-03

The gravel train is at work in sup
plying dirt for grading around the new
railroad office. Some difficulty is ex-
perienced in finding men to use the
shevels. They wanted 40 hands ON
Monday.
stephen Walker has rented the
lower part of his factory to the Poyneer
Fan Company, of Pennsylvania. The
materials will come all prepared and
the fans simply fitted together, not
manufactured here. They hope to
construct and sell good number from
this point during the Fall and Winter.
II the building is not wholly given up
TO some other enterprise and the out
look for peaches is favorable, Mr..
walker expects to resume the manu-
tacture of baskets in February.
Joseph Whaley, formerly in the en-
ploy of J. E. Tygert & Co., has been
appointed janitor of the railroad build
ings.
M. Kirmse has enhanced the appear
ance of his shoe shop by the efficient
aid of the painter and paper hanger.
An emplOye Oh the railroad named
Waller had his hand badly mashed
while coupling cars at Dover yesterday,
requiring the amputatiOn of two if not
three fingers.
Smyrna times., 1883-10-03

VIM Tygert has finished his fruit evan
Grating with the following results: peeIec
peaches, 1888 pounds; unpeeled. 10 99i
pounds; apples, LIS pounds; pears, 81
pounds, or altogether 35,l32 pounds
against 48 428 pounds of last year.
John IL. HOtfecker's product is as fol.
lows peeled peaches, 5000 pounds: nm.
peeled, 1900. The canned goods MINER.
ate as follows: pears 6,O0O cans; standard
peaches, 10000 cans apples, 10000 cans
tomatoes, 10000 cans The canning OF
pumpkins will commence as soon "a t0ma.
toes, which are now on their last run. are
finished. '' a.
n. Il. Underwood has evaporated ono
pounds of peaches and 1000 pounds OF
apples. VI
A. L. Hudson evaporated 1000 baskets
OF peaches. the dried fruit not vet weighed
John Anthony has 10000 pounds peeIed
Zo,OUO pounds unpeeled and 900 bounds of
aaPPP6es' ms makes 80, 800 pounds, against
$1,000 pounds last year.
Jehn T. Hudson has 1000 pounds peeled
and l4,OOO pounds unpeeled. This was
Imanutactured from little over 1000
baskets of peaches
h. w. Lapham has 5000 mounds naoled
and 4, 500 pounds unpeeled.
VOshell & Jerman and HardcastIo 6,
Jones do not yet know the amount thew
have dried, but the quantity is greatly be-
low last year, as much of the fruit 9riri-
nally intended for the evaporators was
shiIPped to the cities, while the prices were
ruling high.
From the above it would appear that the
quantity of evaporated fruit in this vicinity
VIII De less than two-thrds of that of last
year.