Smyrna times., 1886-10-13
SMYRNA and Vicinity.

ST. PETERS Orchestra has added
piccolo and trombone to their list of {
instruments making eight pieces.
REV. E. Z. WHITEis having a revival i
of some spirit at Central church, one of I
the appointments of Smyrna circuit s
JB. CooPERs store is the author
lied State Depository of School Books
for the town and the adjoining coun-
| try.
LEWIS & PRICE put in yesterday a
new and larger fire proof safe to re-
place one that their business had out
| grown.
GEO. w. COLLINS is putting an addi-
ton to the rear of his dwelling to give
more room and especially to put in a
bath room.
PERSONS who like the melody of
poetry will find it in the two poems on
our first page-One original, the other
published by request.
". SMITH, of this town, has been
engaged as one of the speakers to ad- |
dress a Temperance meeting at WyOm- |
ing, on Friday evening.
REV. DR.. TULLIDGE is officiating ac-
ceptably at St. Peters Church on Sum
days, during the absence of the Rector,
Rev. VIM. b. Gordon at Chicago.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
) Union will meet at the Reading Room,
5 Tuesday, October 18th, at 3 o'clock,
p. NJ. A full attendance is requested.
FISHING at Bombay Hook is now a
r 1. Al
, time, and this morning about twenty
anglers left for days enjoyment at
that place.
B. w. JURY, who built the houses
y the past summer ut Bay View," has
bought the personal property and rent
ed the farm of Charles Murray, three
miles beyond KentOn.
# CHAs. SMITH, of the Chester House.
lost a valuable horse on Friday morn
- ing for which he had been offered $500.
II The death resulted from a cOngestive
l., chill and lung trouble.
y OUR farmers eOnld not ask for
a better weather then they have had for
Ia drilling wheat this Fall, except those
\ who have finished their seeding would
= like very much to have a good rainfall.
THE very excellent report of the
> Womens Christian Temperance Union
rs held in Wilmington last week, and
P. published in another column, is from
of the graceful pen of one of our young
/, ladies who attended the convention.
4 Boston, MASS, Oct 12th.-George
:. S. Curtis, of Curtis & Co., at Faneuil
- Hall Market, has assigned. Curtis 8
ia, Co. are not affected. The liabilities
'se are said to be large. Curtis issuppOseC
ID. to have made unlucky speculatiOns.
IT. THE mandatory of tiles at the yarC
,es of Jerman & COsgriff, near town, ha!
ceased, the frost season having arrived
the work not being satisfactory whel
this temperature is reached. The sea
NC son has been very satisfactory one t,
: them.
10 THE following scholars of Deakyne
Vile school have made an average o
ES 95 in recitation, attendance and de
Isl pertinent for the month ending Octo
lie Der 1st: Sallie L. Deakyne, Mar,
H. Benson, Eta Deakyne, Jacob Stats
~, Elsie Deakyne.
&c N. D. TEMPLE, of Reading, Pa, viii
- give at the Bethel A. NJ. f. Church
MS tomorrow evening, for the benefit G
S the Literary Society of that Church,
en- series of experiments in Chemistry tina
,ct- promise to be interesting to the aud
- ence. Admission, 10 cents.
,bo HARRY ]. WILSON has a curiosity
.n' ~ the shape of a fine old Indian pip
lie, with tobacco pouch attachment, an
md now when there is any discord in hi
tics neighborhOOd he hands around tn
Il pipe of peace with all the sang froid
Tecumseh or King Philip.
,;v- THE Temperance-RefOrm Club wi
meet in the room over the pOstoffice O
'lai Friday evening. The Club now has Il
1t. members and full attendance is r
hat quested, as speeches will be deliverC
tho and interesting business discussed.
~. GEORGE CARTER, Sec'y.
,air THE plumbers who did the work, sa
that the bathroom, wateT-clOset, &C
nay recently finished at the residence
not Col. Geo. II. Raymond is the mo
no complete in design and finish of ar
.aan work they have executed this yea
..o. 1t was done under the special directiC
9'er of Mrs. Raymond.
ms ABOUT thirty members of Smyrr
orC- Lodge of Good Templars went out
for Clayton on Monday night and gave
the entertainment in the Lodge room the
: ba much to the qualification of the me1
M, bePs. If a Good Templars lodge W
"e thrive in Clayton a water lily ought
OF flourish in a sand heap.
nty JouN H,,rNo, n bronobt ,ost ,,,oo,.
nty the TINES office a vegetable curiosi
-, fIto Of hr.r,,cI IA L
heir five pairs of horns growing out fro
49,; the middle Of the squash, otherwise
is the shape and size of fair-siZ
the mush melon. Mr.. H. got the seed
the West Virginia last Winter.
ALL the boys and girls Of the Bal
of Hope are invited to meet Dext SatI
ON day afternoon, at 3 o'clock. We wa
to see all the old members and sOr
reg new ones too. Come, and we will ha
lnce a good time. We will meet in {
l-be Infant School Room of the NJ.
here Church. LEADER
Inc ID, W. TRUMPELLER, the abscOndi
nult Of whose tenant was noted in our !,
tha issue, has secured in his place Geo.
Turner, for the last two years re
~ dent Of this town. IT stands greatly
'Ci MT. luTuCf Cfeulb bnnJ ne was SOug
ate =? for by Mr.. Trumpeller because Of {
not strong accommodation Ofdisnterest
NJ oF parties.
az REV. PROF. A. FORD, of Lbei
:. Africa, blind man, will deliver a /
= VI tuTe tomorrow, Thursday, evening
that Centennial M j.. Church, on matt
iome pertaining to Africa, and as he is m
Is Of large experience and informati
n do will doubtless highly entertain
hearers. The charge for admiss
ana will be 10 cents,
20 u EDWARD BECK, who PgTchased
les past summer the property Oa M
will? street known as the +" Budd buldin
busi- is preparing TO make cOnsidera
,t;as changes in il by the addition OF bul
ing in the rear 80 feet square, 9
'nces changing it into two store rooms {
et0rs will have depth Of nearly fifty +,
rnish II. j, Allen, the present occupant, ,
vben continue iD one Of the rooms.
lerif P. GRAHAM g. SoN have commen
pre- a new building at the corner
rder. North aud Union streets (neaY /