Smyrna times., 1884-07-30
WHOLE NO. l,5l6.
Here and Elsewhere.

Patti thinks $1,000 night a miser-
able pittance.
Minnesota leads the States in grow
ing Spring wheat.
Sea shore hotels have hardly made a
barrel of money yet.
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon does not admire
sensational preaching.
Choice Smyrna rugs from Asia are
made now in Philadelphia.
Mr.. S. J. Tilden has given $4,000
for the steam yacht Fixing.
Russian quarantine is pOwerless
against the cholera from Asia.
Mr.. P. T. Walton has sold Foxhallt to
an English Marquis for $24 1000.
Balloon framed houses go down like
chaff before Western cyclones.
Wheat bran busted on cabbage heads
will destroy the cabbage worm.
Buffalo Bills "Wild West Show" is
far in advance of the circus ring.
President Arthur is preparing for
one more good fishing outing"
Chemical ability of the highest order
is required in food authorizations.
General Gordon is surrounded bv
yelping crew of Soudanese rebels.
Vacation hats are ola fimsy material,
and next to nothing for the making.
Mexican bandits declare now they
are shot for even looking at a railroad
track.
Judge Lynch is rapidly cleaning up
the docket in some of the Western
States
About three new papers day the
year round are started in the United
States.
, The moose and elk have left the
, Northwest for the wilds of British
] America.
1t cost $4,000 to produce special
= seasons issue of the London Graphic
illustrated
$ A Germantown, Pa, man thinks he
) has got an air ship that is good for 100
h miles an hour.
Senator Wade Hampton can throw
p the fly of his line twenty-four yards
n away from the boat
e Hogs get no more soft crabs on the
i Chesapeake while they bring dollar
a dozen in the towns.
if Some fine machinery will be on
1T hand at the forth coming electrical ex-
1t hibitiOn, Philadelphia.
=" "" On cable roads glass pulleys to carry
- the cable and lessen the friction are
running on their merits.
at The anomaly exists that the greatest
he flow of natural gas comes from salt
y, bOrings instead of coal oil.
CHI
va Austrian police have orders to arrest
any Mormon missionary found at
"a tempting to make converts.
on Mayor Smith, of Philadelphia, is
lty going to question the druggists about
ry what they know of chemistry.
Presidents of trades associations be-
ch lieve that trades inclined to strike had
if better let we'll enough alone
oi All manner of fun is being made by
"'' European papers Of the ludicrOusly
'eS large size of the BarthOldi Statue.
Some of the New York brokers who
'he were millions-in-the-air will try hence
up forth to get living out of the earth.
$50, 24/>, 81 the highest northern
latitude ever yet attained was reached
~ by Lieut.. Lockwood OF the Greedy OK
% pedition.
The Washington Monument has nov
md reached height of 4s3 feet and is tn,
lin, highest in the world excepting the
att Cathedral at Cologne.
sh-
ca Last year in coming $S9,OC0,OOC
40. worth of bullion at the United State
70 Mint, Philadelphia, there were Onl!
n . 5000 lost by evaporation.
nan 1t cost us some money and nineteel
'c6' lives to find out that a pendulum
swings a little faster in the Arctic re
r, gions than at the equator.
,,o5 The location of q large irOn-shi
-tob building yard at San Francisco, Cal
Solt will cut off Eastern yards from thei
:, - best customers on the Pacific.
ade Acting under orders from their leaC
lrn. ers the MormOns of Utah are prepal
'per ing to scatter into the adjoining terr
ave tories of Arizona and New Mexico.
ars,
IONS A series of newly discovered guam
ever islands, in the West Indies, swarms S
ing thick with birds of all kinds that ve
anne sells have great difficulty in loading.
up An Iowa conscience stricken ma
e Vi sends nine cents to the fund at Wasl
nae, ingtOn, as principal and interest on
oicu =, cancelled postage stamp he used whe
"iii boy.
amt Liquid sulphate of magnesium force
en- through iron pipes driven thrOug
we water strata short distance apa
have freezes the water and mud in cOnta
t us with them, and makes a solid ice caissO
lore. for bridge abutment excavations.
it's
Ding When diver went down to sxamiT
.ther the hull of the schooner Deborah
live, DiUerty wrecked in the late gale c
cent, Carson's Inlet, N. j., he saw a ma
at 1 standing upright on deck, lashed
old the wheel, with mouth and eyes wiC
amer omen. presenting q horrible sight