Smyrna times., 1883-03-28
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
TINE for garden tools to be in use.
WIN. JACOBS is now the pilot of the
steamer 7ygert.
THE end of the marriage boom, it is
said, is not yet.
THE crocus, the earliest Towering
plant, is in bloom.
THE Spring bonnet waits on the
milliner rather than the season.
j. w. JONES sent away this morning
an 5000 additional invoice of muskrat
skins.
Col. Alex. Mcclure. Col. Alex. Nc
Clure. Col. Alex. Mcclure.
WE have in hand a communication
in relation to our new school house that
will appear next week.
HOUSE cleaning is now in order, but
don't take down your stoves until
Summer, if you please.
THE peach trees which are usually
in bloom at the Easter season have not
yet commenced to swell the buds.
THE entertainment of the Arch street
minstrels was pronounced better than
usual, but they failed to draw full
house.
THE new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank F. Evans is being carried through
thorough renovation prior to occu-
pancy.
ALL the members of Morning Star
Lodge are requested to be present on
Friday evening to consider business of
Importance.
OUR poetical contributor who ex-
pected to write an ode on mild, ethe-
real spring" was showed under by the
fleecy covering of good Friday.
MEssRs Jefferson & Jefferson have
anticipated the Spring demands for
house decorations by getting down on
Monday 1000 pieces of new wall paper.
A. L. HUDSON has bought himself a
manure spreader which spreads manure
on the fields (evenly) as fast as four
teams can bring it from the barn yard.
"Take the Sunny Side" "Take the
Sunny Side" Take the Sunny Side. u
SELMAR MEYER will put up a mag
nificent Upright Grand Piano, from
Kranich & Bach's, in the parlor of the
Delaware House, on Friday morning
THE first herring of the season came
to town yesterday, from the waters Of
the Chesapeake. They are from two
to three weeks behind the usual time
, ONE of the events of Easter mornin,
, was the firing by one of our citizens o
: a gun, which must have been wei
loaded as three dogs were killed a
| one shot.
THE day school of Bethel A. NJ. f
Church of this town, will give its an
nual exhibition in the church consist
ing of singing, declamatiOns, dialogues
&C., on Friday evening next.
THE minutes of the last session O
, the Wilmington N. L. Conference ar
=; Out-a book of about 100 pages-a cop
i of which the Secretary, Rev. ]. L
Rigg, has placed on our table.
!, April 10th. April 10th. April 10th
: We are indebted to Senator w. I
y Lavender for copy of the "Act col
l. cerning private corporations" and prC
d ceedings of the General Assembly O
nf I A,,1 n,
n THE members of the Smyrna Coz
q clave of Heptasophs, of this town, wi
debate the question this evenin,
70 (which is the mother of the chicken
g the hen that lays the egg or the he
d that matches it."
s. PRESLEY SPRUANCE, of this town.
= the recipient from Theodore p, Haugl
=" ey, of indianapolis, Ind, of q thr,
ot months old calf fine specimen of Il
D. Jersey stock, which came all the we
= through by express.
A MAN named Henry Green in Il
m employ of Albert T. Hohecker, ne
MOOrton, made a severe incision in
ie his foot with an axe on Monday. L
ne Smith sewed up the wound and Il
~ patient is doing well.
10 PROF. GROVES will hold bis last e
as animation for teachers next Saturda
IN. He will be aided by Assistant Sta
m. superintendent Carpenter, and an u
:, usually large number of teachers a
I. ~ expected to be in attendance.
10 THE wise farmer is he who proyid
Il ahead for the wants of the season, a.
IN Is ready for each event as it 70
lly around. 1t was this care that char.
nd teriZed the farmer who has thus cal
ON given his order for printing strawber
I, checks.
on AT the Methodist Protestant Conf
lis ence Rev. w. J. ID. Lucas was return
-. to Clayton, Leipsic was left unsuppli,
LOU Rev. j. i. Lassell was sent to Warwi
lg- and the name of Rev. ]. NJ. Yingli
ty. appears on the superannuated list fir,
40 broken down health.
ID JONAS KEIsER who figured son
Ire what as a real estate agent seve
It'll years since, mainly near Bombay Ho,
"a and who sold of the most of his effe
N at vendue two weeks since, went
ih' week to Philadelphia TO engage in (
grocery and real estate business.
w. ScoTT REYNOLDS has succeed
y. nj. Fowler at the (Raymond) cor
the store, and Mr.. Fowler has tastily fit
adj up the building next door to the Fl
the Growers Bank for a tailoring est
did lishment and Is now in the city buy
ieir stock Of cloths, gents furnish
svi- goods, cigars and tobacco. ae