Smyrna times., 1886-06-09

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to be very fine animal.
CHARLES SMITH has bought of Mrs.
John G. StOckly the Chester HouseU
III this town, of which he has been the
proprietor for some years.
WILLIAM SPENCER has opened a new
grocery and provision store on Della
ware street, in the new building re.
Gently built by his mother.
THE Clayton Savings and Loan AS
sociatiOn sold yesterday $1,000 at SO
and 36 centsp share. 44S shares have
been sold on the 2nd, series.
A CHURCH festival will be held at
Downs Chapel, on Friday afternoon
next and. concert in the evening. The
festival will also be held the following
evening.
a. II. HOBBS has moved his store
house on east Main street back n num-
Der Of feet with view of erecting
where it stood a house that will an
swer as the front for both store and
dwelling.
THERE will be socable held in the
Temperance Reading Room, Friday
evening, June 11th, when an address
will be delivered by Mrs. Rev. S.
Gracy. of Salem, Mass. The public are
invited.
The Board of Directors have
invited the clergymen Of the town to
take part with the Principal in the ex-
animation of graduating classes, and
determine who will be entitled to
diplomas from the High School.
TsCHUDY & Cats, of this town
bought at the sale of the DR.. Jump
property, yesterday, at Dover, three
tracts of land near Davis corner. West
Dover Hundred, between 500 and 600
acres, aggregating over $1,000.
THE new shoe store of w. IT. Baoos
overtiowed with customers on Safnr-
day evening last. Although some
We're obliged to go without proper at
tention we will try to be ready for you
IN the future. Come right along. T
THE members of Raym6nd's NJ E.
Church will hold a festival at that
Church on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of next week, the 10th and
18th inst. Ample provision will be
made and the public are cordially in
vited to attend.
BY an inadvertence the concert and
festival to be held at Blackiston Chanel
was announced for Thursday night of
last week instead of tomorrow NIGHT
Ihursday of this week It will doubt
less be a pleasant occasion, and should
be literally patrOnized.
HENRY c. MURPHEY, of the Alley
made 60 pounds of butter last week
from SIX cows. Ashes form a good
part OF his fertilizing material and in
using phosphates he avoids those that
nave south Carolina rock, because the
acid Is deleterious to clover.
b. B. ALLEN wishes to notify all
buyers or intenders that he has had
and shall have a general supply of ali
repairs for any and all machinery sold
by him. He also invites all to come
ln and look at his display of first-cless
machinery before purchasing. T
HENRY WORKMAN, of WiIliamstown
Pa, has bought through the real estate
agency of j. H. Primrose & Co
the farm of James F. Mcdonald
near Dexter's Corner, containing 100 |
acres, stock, crops, possession to be !
given at once, &c. Price, S4,5OO.
THE contest for the position of Lew |
Courtman for Black6ird hundred IS
still waging warmly and the comDlete |
walk-Over" for any one candidate is
not now so apparent. In the mean |
time there is likely to be some clever
outtonholing by our neighbors overtbe
stream.
The regular meeting ofthe Woman,s
Christian Temperance Union, will be
leld III the new Temperance READING
Room, Tuesday, June 10Th, 8 O'CLOCK
P. NJ. We hope to see every member
Dt the Union, aud extend cordial in
Vltation to all ladies interested in the
work whether members or not. Game
md help as. SECRETARW
SATURDAY was busy day with the
bonnet makers-we beg the ladies' par
ION, the empOriums of fashion. Who
more than the strawberry pickers are
Interested in Il good strawberry cron
nan the milliners? The farmers. chi
What, put their receipts against the
pleasure Of appearing in a new and
yayly-decked bonnet Never men
ion it.
IHE show-windOw of VIM. II. Bapps
las been graced the past week or two
'y beautiful bOquet of roses and
1ther nowers. 1t is but Just to Mrs
oaggs to say that they are the product
u her own culture, from their location
lot visible to the public, hut none the
ess choice and beautiful on this oc-
count, as the boquets above referred to
nave shown.
The following are the officers of
harmony Lodge No. 13, AT. A. NJ
or the ensuing year Master. William
ashcratt, NJ. ID. Senior Warden. Chas
Moore; Junior Warden, N. r
y Hlldsi Secretary, Geo. NJ. Stevenson
treasurer, Thos. b. Megear; Senior
Deacon, /. G. Moore, NJ d.; Junior
deacon, J. d. Scout; Senior Steward
2. Z. FAIRIES; Junior Steward. VIM. a.
MITCHELL Jr. Tyler, Samuel r. Rich
mbCn GEtulJ - Ou9 Andrew SiqQO |
nd Owen Ford for the interest and
abOr they are devoting to SUNDAY
chool work in the chapel at Smvrna
Ianding. After the removal of Mr.
she'll from the place in the Winter
here seemed to be no one there to
AXE charge Of it and it went down. but
ecently the persons named above
ave given 1t their attention, with con-
family increasing numbers, we under
tand.
IHE question Of establishing a fruit
xchange at Clayton is again revived
nd to this end a public meeting will
e held at the Rink, in this town. on
riday next, at two o'clock in the
iternoon. A. J.. Hudson, who has
cen the active spirit inthis movement. ,
esires that our peach growers turn
ut and express themselves for or ,
gainst II. Ifit is TO be inaugurated at !
u, no time should be wasted IN com I
lg to this conclusion.