Smyrna times., 1884-07-23

OF our country may be sustained her
and prove profitable in every way.
Smyrna and Vicinity.
The most of the blackberry crop ha
been put in market.
The excursion to Cape May to-da,
was well patronized.
HALEs EARLY peaches will be read
to market next week.
J. G.. & Fl. VI. FARsoN. of Brenford
advertise the Williams and Bidwel
evaporators.
THE Kenton NJ. E. Sunday Schoo
will picnic at Woodland Beach next
Wednesday,
JOHN w. FENNIMORE has purchase,
the propeller Darid Reerex for trans
porting peaches from Leipsic.
St. Paul at Mars Hill, is the sub.
Ject Of the sermon for next SabbatE
morning at the VI. f. Church.
PETER FRITZ, near town, has been
the first to deliver cucumbers at the
Diamond State Pickling establishment
J. T. DIsCH, down the Neck had a
valuable horse gored to death bva COW
yesterday. The horse was valued al
5000. "
The personal property of the late
Jesse >. Huntingdon will be sold on Sat
urday next at o'clock. See adyer-
tisement.
B. B. ALLEN and Thomas Davis. of
this town, have formed a co-partper.
ship for the purpose of shipping fruit
from Clayton.
IHE Delmarvia Phosphate COMPANY
IS getting material together pre1ara-
tory to The Fall campaign. which is ex-
pected to be active.
FARMERS tell Us that the July fall of
peaches a thing that does not often
occur IS likely to lessen the crop mucb
below the estimates.
The Ladies Benevolent Society will
meet at the residence Of Mrs Kate
Cooper on Tuesday evening next tbe
18th, at eight o'clock.
ABEL 5. RIGGS has burnt the past
week his second kiln Of 100000 bricks
VIM. 7. Wright, at Clayton, has also
burned his second kiln.
The diamond State FickIinp Com
panly are fast completing their prepa-
ratlOns for canning peaches. and have
three men making cans.
THERE are p sheets Of paper in n
qulre, and a mathematical problem
lateiy arisen is, How can 42 quires be
made 70 pan out over 100 p
}. G. FARsoN, Of Brenford. and ! IT
Roberts, Of Philadelphia, have bought
~ 6,OOO baskets Of peaches to ship West
Ihey expect to buy 10000 baskets.
JOHN VI. REMLEY, who left this town
aOout year ago to work in Philadel-
phia, left here Monday to take charge
o5 the harness shop Of J. II. Lowerv in
Milford. :"
ABOUT fifty car loads of fruit and
vegetables per day are being shipped
over the Delaware Railroad. In a few
weeks 1t will be double and quadruple
this amount. i''0
A BLAINE AND LOGAN flag was
thrown to the breeze on Saturday. in
tins town, 1T the -four corners" in
honor Of the letter Of acceptance Of the
the first named.
JOHN Y. WELDON has been engaged
by the Philadelphia & SMYRNA trans
portatlOn Company to take charge Of
the fruit delivered in Philadelpbia nv
the boats of their line.
The grain buyers and the farmers
are still apart in the price of wheat
As consequence o very small ouantitv
IS hndlng its way to market in compari-
son with former years.
TsCHUDY & CATS received an ordor
yesterday by telegraph for a special
make Of baskets, and in aboHt an
hours time the stuff was cut and bas-
-~NS -AetAV anu 5lllUDtU.
WHILE the weather of the past two
Or tnree weeks has been enjoyable, the
farmers say it is entirely too cool for
corn, and if continued any length of
Time will greatly lessen the yield.
The Cape May excursion anpoupc.d
,or the 9TH of August by the Baltimore
& Delaware Bay Railroad and Cvde
was an error in the manager in writing
.he Dill and will not Of course come off
THERE has been a great decrease of
-he Sunday travel to the bay side re-
sorts TINS season in comparison with
past Summers. The weather NAV
nave had something to do with the |
change. ''
IHE property Of the late Jos. II |
,Ii,oiecker, in this town, was sold ON /
thursday last at the Smyrna House |
'y Geo. V. Massey, ESD, trustee. To .
Mrs. l4ottie J, HOhecker, the princinal .
leir, for $1,000.
Rev. J. c. BROCK, pastor Of the
African NJ. +. Church of this town
"a ias Deeh transferred by Bishop Cain to
New Bedford, Mass, and will be suc-
;;eeded by Rev. A. J. Chambers Of .
New Haven, Conn.
W. +; TAYLOR, Of Dover, has been in
own this week canvassinp for tbo
Barratt's Chapel Centenary. which
vii nave three issues pertaining to the
'elehratign in September. lie Secured
number of subscribers.
IHE first invoice Of "peach plucksu -
n quantity reached us on Monday last
ma OF course they came very HUNGRY
They will be to feed by the town and
.ountry for about three weeks before
neg arc needed for work.
IHE Committee Of Arrangements for
ne celebration at Barratt's Chanel will
meet IN the Chapel on Wednesday. 3Otb
nst., at ii o'clock. Members OF the
will please take notice.
JOHN B. QUIGG, Chairman.
WIN. II: PHlLLIPs, Of Milford, was in
own on Monday in the interest of his
which triumphed over the
Villains in public contest two wears
go 10 this town. His machine proved