Smyrna times., 1886-03-24

Presiding ELDER FRANCE was not
able to fill his appointment ON
Sunday at Kenton and Friend
ship churches, the first services
of the New Conference year,
and his place was supplied by Rev. j.
B. Quigg. He had been quite sick for
several days, but had sufficiently re-
covered to supply Rev. Mr.. Quigg's
place in this town in the morning, In
the delivery of the best sermon
he has delivered here since his
residence among us. Rev. II.
E. White, of the Circuit preached at
night an earnest and acceptable dis
course.
WHY not plant a grape vine in that
back yard 1t may not be a that you
own the place, but You are
living there. 1t will be
pleasant to see the vine growing,
and who knows but it may be bearing
before you move awayP If it does not
fruit for you it will for someone else
Then the fruit you can enjoy will be
the consciousness of having done
thoughtful act. "They say" that there
are some monsters who having planted
vines or fruits destroy them when they
move away. 1t is comforting to have
no better authority than "they say" for
such vile and vandal deed. The
person who could, without special prov
ocation, do such thing merits banish-
ment from decent society. If the
place where you live is your own,
plant not only grape vines but all the
fruits for which the spot is adapted.
ATTENTION is called to the adver-
tisement of Browning, King &
Co., clothiers, 91O and 912 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. This is a mammoth
establishment located on the part Oi
Chestnut Street most popular for prom
, enading and sight seeing and its i'm
mense glass windows and fine display
of clothing cannot but attract the
passer-by. The display of clothing
that meets the eye of the purchaser OF
entering the large sales-rOOms is i'm
pressive,-enough it would appear, tc
clothe a whole county. Among thu
j., polite and Obliging salesman
stands the prominent figure of E
> Wilmer Boyer. Every purchase
from Delaware or Maryland
should call for him, not that the.
: will not receive proper attention iron
= the others, but Mr.. Boyer represent
this part of the Peninsula being bOr
r and raised just across the line in Ken
2, county Md, and will wait on our pee
/ pie with that consideration which oil
, friendship prompts to do an act
g kindness to u friend.
. DIR. E. NJ. CLOAK has commence
. the erection of a dwelling for hin
8 self on his lot out Methodist stree
i; near the depot. The cellar which
now being excavated is 1Sx28 feet.
is to be a cottage, with more nearly tn
n essential features of houses thus d.
D. nominated than is usually the case, tn
er design being entirely different fro
Id any thing yet built here. In the a
W sence of any particular classificatiC
lis the Doctor calls il the Ionic. The frol
k. room which would usually be set apa
id for the parlor, but which the DOct
i'll calls his sitting-rOOm (he don't fame
ed rooms that can't be used at pleasur
will be octagonal in shape, surroundt
-. with porch of the same outline. II
-. - face of the house will be VIII
IN might be called a pdrterre of bay wi
as ,,s dows-frst, second and tAird stOrie
eu each receding from the other. in pc
~ pendicular line, giving Il deci ie'lly noI
of effect. But we will wait until {
" house is built before going into
h;t thorough description. Jonathan
"a Evans is the architect and builder.