Smyrna times., 1883-07-18

A sELF-BINDER-at tight shoe.
BEAUTIFUL moonlight nights.
The cream-ation society meets every
night.
WHERE are all the trade dollars
stored away?
RAILROAD conductors are the busiest
men just at present.
OVER 100 persons register at our
hotels during a week.
The fields of corn everywhere are
growing most luxuriantly.
WIN. FAIRIES, of this town, has sold
an oil stove to go to China.
WIGGINs prophecies Friday will be
the hottest day of the Summer.
THESE are the days when it is good
to get ON the shady side of a cloud.
WILMER B. SMITH received yester-
day two organs of the Wilcox & White
make.
JOHN BAKER of the firm of Baker,
Bro. & Co., is visiting our fruit
growers.
l.. p. CAMPBELL, at Woodland Beach,
is feeding a number of excursionists
every day.
QUITE a number of our young folks
expect to go to Collins Beach to-mor-
row night.
MATCHES can, or ought to be, struck
cheap now, as the tax is off and prices
coming down.
THE frame work Of the Episcopal
rectory, corner of Commerce and East
street, is being raised to-day.
REMARK heard at the postoffice-
"you don't have to put stamps on let
ters after the first of October"
IT is prospected that A. L. Hudson,
on his several farms near this town,
will have 10000 baskets of peaches.
THE artistic pen of J. B. Scott has
again put itself OH paper in a sketch of
locomotive No. Sc, Delaware Division.
S. EDGAR WRIGHT and Frank Bailey
rode to Collins Beach, yesterday, on
bicycles in one hour and twenty min
utes.
THIRTY or more persons Joined the
excursion at our depot this morning
for Cape May, including several par
| ties from Morton.
| BENZ. MONEY, on the farm of Hon.
c. B, Lore i'll Blackbird hundred, has a
field of wheat that is pronounced the
best in that section.
VISITORS have expressed surprise
that with such beautiful lake near
town as we have, there are not yacht
ing parties to enjoy it.
The trade dollar is not so conspic-
QoHs as it was, but at the enterprising
boot and SHOE store of Jos. HI. Prim-
rose they are takaR ut 100 cents.
The work ON the Presbyterian
Church has been suspended for few
days because of the dilatoriness in for
wardipg stone from the quarries.
THE afternoon express train, on Sat-
urday, left Wilmington with FIVE pas
senger coaches filed, large number OF
whom were bound for Rehoboth.
II. r. MUSTARD & Co., are running
some go basket makers and the whole
force of wOrkmen with the machines
and otherwise, number about 100 per
sons.
FLIES have their uses. Their persist
ency in lighting on unprotected nose.
lessons the amount of organ practice il
Summer time, when all the window!
are open.
On the State road the fields of corr
Of James Robinson, (Belmont), Mis-
Eysing, Geo, 7. Thompson and VIM
M, Boyer, are conspicuous for thei
tbriftiness.
The shipment of berries, apples aaC
peaches over the Delaware railroad nov
amounts to about 300 car loads BE
week. No peaches have been sent by
the car load.
THE brick work on the new schoo
: house is now being pushed forward
. rapidly under the contractor, Franl
Ruth. soR OF the late Allen Ruth @
Wilmington.
THE Board of School Directors hay
disposed of the bonds for the erection
OF the new school house at 5 per cent
: $4,000 are taken in this town an
4 $4,000 in Wilmington.
THE Delaware Express is the favo,
e its train with late risers and those VIII
: want to do q days business at hom
{ and make a visit to the city in tn
same tweBty-fOur hours.
a AT the State Teachers Associatio
which meets at RebQbotb, August 21s
, Jas. ID. Groves, J.. Irving Handy an
herman Roe OF this town are assigne
e places on the programme.
JOHN MANNERING, of this town. hf
hearty chicken several weeks oil,
e the possessoP of only one wing. Ga
d sen tepces woqldp't have to be so hig
). II there were more Of this breed.
i THE Base Ball Club of this town hs
;. received a challenge by the seafofi
4 Club to play in Dover. Our club wFot
a accepting the challenge provided th
: game should be played in this town.
:, AN estimate for the peach crop {
+. the Pepinspla Dqts it at 5000, 900 basil
ets-2,OO0 GOO Of which will be used i
d canning and evapoFatipg, or end 4
N way to market by the water courses.
JACOB LIENBERGER has bought tI
Building lot lying between the reside
2 ces of Isaac j. Vickers and G. w, Bra
e ford, 40 feet S1 ipches front and /.
D feet deep, of Robert PepHey, for $500.
y GEORGE HEINHoLD, on the farm
+ Wm. NJ. Bell, between Kenton an
a Blackistor's Cross Roads, has a field
/. wheat, gentleman tells lis, tn
a shocks up better than any he has v
I" seen.
l. The boys are complaining of tl
A. fustiness " of newspaper writer's, Il
latter call it enterprise. They say tn
y can't shoot off fire cracker on Su
ne aay evening without getting in +
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