Smyrna times., 1885-05-06

lHE mower SCdSOu lOllONS QulCh OA ]
hat Of house cleaning, with the ladies. |
5. B. COLLINS has a full line of new |
goods. !
MICHAEL RILEY has purchased of |
he heirs the Riley estate on North |
street, for 5000.
THE ladies did not take to the
masked carnival last week at the rink
>nly as spectators.
THE beautiful and fragrant apple
blossoms now adorn the orchards and
perfume the roadside.
CABBAGE and tomato plants are be-
ng rapidly transplanted from the beds
10 the gardens and fields.
For Hosiery and gloves at city prices.
5. B. Collins.
Mr.. HIRNHEIMER has greatly i'm
proved his dwelling by IA thorough
shade Of olive.
THE moist weather of the past week
has been very fine on the growing
crops of wheat and grass.
THE rink will be open only three
nights in the week hereafter, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
EDWARD BECK is building a large
barn on the farm recently purchased
near Walkers shOOlhOuse
Thomas JEFFERSON, ut Willumsen's
takes pleasure in showing the latest
styles Of hats and nobby dress suits.
MAY-DAY, Friday, found few wild
May flowers in bloom. May parties
have been postponed On account Of the
weather.
Miss NJ. f. SAvIN is in Philadel-
phia purchasing her Summer stock of
Hats and Millinery, which she will
have open Oh Friday. 4
A. F. Young, commission merchant
of New York, has been on his annual
visit the past week among his fruit
shippers Of this section.
A GRAND united musical and literary
entertainment will be held by the
Bethel A. VI. +. Church and Sabbath
school this evening in their hall.
DAVID ROBINSON has commenced
the foundation for residence on
Chestnut street, the front part IA by II
feet and the back part II by u feet.
LADIES aud Children's Summer un-
derwear, at ; Il. Collins. 4
A MAN WAS in town this morning
with two young foxes, dug out of
hole in DLtch Neck, which he was
anxious to sell at the modest figures Of
$500.
b. V. WELDON has been reappUinteC
collector of the school taxes. Person!
wishing to avail themselves Of the
per cent. discount, will have until Sat
urday.
JAMES STARTLING, collector for thi
hundred, has given notice of his readi
ness to receive taxes. He can b
found in the reading room of tn
Smyrna House.
WIN. II. BAGGs is acting Financie
for Smyrna COnclave, !. 0. H., durin
the absence of Mr.. Groves, and will re
ceiVe the assessments and dues frOr
the members Of the order.
Mrs. S. w. COLT, formerly of th
section has taken charge of the Ebbil
House, at Cape May. Our citizens vi,
iting Cape May this Summer will
well to bear this in mind.
FINE embrolderies, all overwork an
laces, at 5. B. Collins. 4
THE strawberry vines are just begil
Mug to bloom. We can hardly loo
for ripe berries in quantity before til
middle of June. The first pickings al
usually in market hy about the 25t
Of May.
THE Board of Health will issue a ci
cllar to our citizens in a day or two {
; our sanitary regulations with son
r specifications which they think Il
) comfort and health of the town requi
, should be strictly observed
e TIN JOHNSON, one of our old and we
known colored men, father Of Hira
Johnson, leader of the Independe
COrnet Band, died on Sunday. In Il
< days OF the Mustard Tannery he W
$ one of the reliable workmen.
T. JAS. f. BAKER has accepted a DO.
:. ton with b. B. Allen for the purpo
+ of running the machinery busine
with which he has had much expt
{ ience. Especial attention will be Civ
n this year to the Buckeye Binder
II LAST week building on the fal
l. of |. ID. Stats, in ThOrOughiare Ne
e caught fire from an engine but was {
,s tinguished, as was also a blaze on {
roof Of building at Beckett's carria
factory from a spark from Taylor's Fl
,e mace.
u SUNDAY all the cigar stores W,
le closed in Milford and not IL cigar
,e plate Of ice cream could he HI
This was effected through the act
of the grand jurymen. The propri,
of similar stringent measures is sugg
r ted for our town.
;" JAMES COLLINS, acting ON the s.
); gestiOn that Market street was
n proper place for marketing, backed
of his wagon in King street style, Sat
IN day morning, tied up his shafts, {
n then proceeded to sell out his sh
n Mr.. G. was satisfied with the result.
st THE following pupils have obtail
1n an average of 80 per cent. and abo
ne for the month ending April 3C
to at RaymOnd's school, near Leipsic
in becca Rice, Rebecca Disch, Mo
w Disch, Elva Disch, Anna Jones, Ed
IN Jerman, Geo. Rice and Willie Trual
Mt THE trees at the school house h
n. been divided among the girls-twc
al three of them taking one, mani
ito watering and caring for it.. The lar
mi boys, as usual, declined where p
on tical sentiment is presented, and
lie girls will carry the water to make
+ IA trees grow.
slf, H. r. MUSTARD & Co., as will
Mt. seen by advertisement, are ready
ess meet the demands of the public in
tn three articles Of which they max
are specialty-DiamOnd Crown Phospha
ess Baskets and the Domestic FaI
EvapOratOr. AS the latter inter
in the ladies as much as the men, {
es- would do well 10 read carei
it. their advertisement and learn v
be advantages it has in store for them