Smyrna times., 1884-06-04
Smyrna and Vicinity.

CHERRIES
/ EARLY beets.
| HAD any shortberry strawcakee
Now HEAR The soda fountain fzz.
THE honeysuckle is now in bloom
IcE water was below par last week.
}. II. PRIMROSE is in the city laying in his
Summer stock Of goods
'OosEBERRY pies are now i'm order proyided
you have two or three barrels OF sugar ON hand
HANGlNG on front gates, sitting ON front stoops
viduals '''''''
OUR private school THE smyrna Home
school will closeon Friday, June 27tb. 10 reopon
on the first Monday in September.
CHARLES Hill, near Green Spring, lost a valu
aole bay mule on sunday night last. Il either
strayod from the field or was stolen.
EPHRAM SUTTON, near Bombay Hook. is build.
ing an addition TO his house adding thereby a
decided Improvement to his property
WITH this issue the TIMES begins its thirtietb
year this being the first number of volume thirty
we DOW our respects TO our many patrons.
THIS has been fine weather on grass and the
fields generally showa vigorous growth. The bav
harvest which will now soon De on. promises
we'll
MATTHEW, year old son ORG ". Irwin. OF this
town. fell 10 the ground from the second story
Of his fathers house last Monday sustaining
serious injuries
H. G. DOUGLASS sends US todays dispatches as
follows; Boston. Strawberries, l. to lac. IA Quart
to &c. pint. New York. $ to l2c. Der ouart
Philadelphia to loc per quart
SMYRNA may justly feel honored :his wear in
sending out men to assist in making Bishops Of
The great N. f. Church, and also TO help in max
ing president Of the United states.
On" said the customer, ooh. for the day when
every pound Of meat will weigh pound" Yes
sara he OF the cleayer, and some men owe for
meat 'hat weighs more than pound"
ON Monday a lady sent US two roses with four.
"eh ouds attached gathered from a bush that
was planted sixty-seven years ago and which in
All these years has never failed TO bloom.
LITTLE ROBBIE, a four.year.old son Of Andrew
wright living near Bingham's station. fell on
Monday last fracturing the bones of his left fore
1'iA' Ut T. o. swinney reduced the fracture.
Miss ANNIE POLK, Of Wilmington was in town
last week organizing Home Missionary Society
In the Presbyterian congregation here. whose
special object shall be to sustain school I'm I-tab
THE TINES is indebted to Geo NJ Hsrr,s -,
near Blackiston's Cross Roads. for two boxes of
very fine Cumberland strawberries NJ II bos
oh'y small patch but his berries are unusuaIIv
fine. '''U''''
JOHN W. START, who recently entered into
partnership with RObt Carty I'm the blacks,nitI,.
ing business has bought out Mr.. C's. interest and
VIII henceforth conduct the business himself
see ms advertisement in another colum.
THE very warm expressions ON tho mar, 90
many Of our exchanges concerning the convo.
eseenee Of the editor Of the TIMES are thoroughly
appreciated by this journal. The editor "a vory
grateful to his brother chips for their kindly 70.
nembrahce ofhim.
"' W. " >. TAYLOR, one of our enterprisine
manufacturing firms, received few DAYS 400
from one OF their customers, Joshua Boyd n
I9rnef living near town, quart box Of straw.
berries ofthe Sharpless variety, % Of which filled
tne box. Mr.. Boyd's patch is a very fine ono.
MICHAEL RILEY, Of the Railroad Hotel. AT CLAW.
Ton ana Miss Maggie Hartnett of Dover. we re-
married al o'clock this morning BY the Rov
ra'her bradford, In the Catholic church OF that
Vo"h Ihey came mp TO their new home at CLAW.
loh on the morning train where a reception was
rendered them.
carr. SCOUT Of smyrna Lending. gathered
pe"' from ms garden last week in sufficient
guahIiues Tor family use. lie expects 10 bring
CoOoage INTO our market this week The Captain
Is an early bird and as his vegetables are always
oi an excellent quality he has no trouble I'm dis.
posing Of them at good prices
TIL work on the frame for the trunk and oa,e.
AT the mill pond has been progressing favorablv
OF late aud has reached such a stage Of cor,rlo.
uon that II Is asserted that teams viii bo ,blo =,
pass over by next Saturday or Monday Asp
stands open TO view the timber work presen,g an |
appearance Of solid strength and durability in.
uicalihs mat many year will pass before there
y any more trouble IN that quarter.
HERMAN RoEs Smyrna Homo School % ,y,,,,
numerous friends from the town and vIc,nt,,, /
spent Iively afternoon In the Burris grove. near
'he Middle Alley school house last Friday Tho |
"eather was a little cool, but with the fun ana
exercise OF the occasion every one was comforta.
Die and no one caught cold. Mr.. r beIievos e.,
sood strong work but likes little pleasure a.
wen iof the young folks In its proper place.
THE Pennsylvania Railroad has issued nm or,or
winch went into effect on Monday last tb.,
"histiing at roads aud crossings cea.e ana In.
Stead the bell win be rung as a danger SIGNAL
Ihis plan or custom has been cmploved for
sometime on their New York Division with oood
success, the bell seeming to be more OF A warn.
ing Of an approaching train than the whistle
LET the public now heed The sound OF The engine
bell '"e'"V
NEXT Sunday, being the second SUNDAY I'm
June VIII be appropriately celebrated as The
annual "Childrens day" IN the NJ. Il. Churobss
OF this country. The morning aud nfternoon n
inc church Of this town will be devoted q ~.
object There viii be a sermon as usual n ,i,.
morning by the pastor Rev j. B. QuIgr. speolanv
directed 70 the Interests and instruction 81 ~
young. The afternoon exercises win be arranged
Dy committee and will consist OF music. ad.
dresses responsive readings, etc. The church a
70 be handsomely decorated for the occasion.