Smyrna times., 1886-03-24
Smyrna and Vicinity.
EASTER next.


THE Fruit Growers National Bank
has put in water this week.
r. w. HARGADINE, of FELTON, adver-
tises everblOOming roses and everything
wanted for the garded.
REV. MIR. BEERS, OF MiGdletown,
will ID. w. preach in St. Peters Chap
el, at 7.30 P. NJ, tomorrow.
If the weather should become favor
able, the shad fishermen are expected
at Bombay Hook this week.
REV. HERMAN Roe will address Il
meeting in Dover this evening on
1.-THE question of the hour
A WISE saying is, that "a newspaper
may be a sewer, or n stream of pure
water, according to its source"
THE farmers have improved the fine |
weather of the past week to the sowing |
Oflarge quantities Of clover seed.
A NEW dressing of stylish paper, and
fresh coat of paint, has greatly imprOv-
ed G. A. Wick's tOnsOrial establish
ment.
Ex-POsTMAsTER McCOnanghey of
CLAYTON has commenced the erection
of double dwelling on the east side OF
/ the railroad.
JAS. G. AND II. MILTON FARsON, of
Brenlord, have taken out letters OF ad-
ministratiOn on the estate of Mrs.
Sarah V. FarsOn, deceased.
B. w. JURY moved to this town yes
terday from Millersville, Pa. He is
building substantial residences for par
ties down near Bombay Hook.
IT is noticeable fact that some who
voted against the water works have
been the first to introduce water in
their houses. 1t is always right TO do
right.
THE Peninsular Bone Phosphate
Company have been hauling the past
week from the factory to the depot
large quantities of phosphate for ship
ment.
THE little snow furry of yesterday
= is followed by bleak winds and freezing
weather this morning, the thermometer
registering 280. 1t is typical harch
weather, however.
, Mr.. DUNwoODY, a representative of
]. T. Mullin & Son, clOthiers, Whining
ton, was in town yesterday and to-day,
and purposes visiting several other
2 towns of our State.
JOHN II. LOGAN, as the representa-
A tive of several farmers of the Neck,
has purchased the PercherOn horse
Prince Imperial" of n. +. Reinhart Ot
SteeltOn, Dauphin county, Pa.
The Kent County Committee of the
h Delaware State Temperance Alliance
4 will meet in Dover on Thursday ,Marcl
25th, at one o'clock in Odd Fellows
I Hall. w. N. Brown, Sec.
= J.C. FINN & Son who have larg
u paper store in Philadelphia, haV
s. opened a similar one in Wilmington
Il as successors to Ball & Co, 61O Marke
10 street. See their advertisement else
., where.
r. The poem leading our first page, en-
titled "A Little Pilgrim" " was sent u
j. by lady who says she hopes its pull
t. licatiOn will bring the comfort and so
ID ace to some others that its reading ha
ID / given to her.
G. GARRETT WILEY, living near Ia!
IL lOr's Bridge, who was arrested und'
- strong suspicion of being the persC
ID who robbed the corner stone of Frient
e. ship church was discharged for want
il sufficient evidence.
h A FULL attendance of the membe
is of Morning Star Lodge, No. 6, 1. o.
o. F., of this town, is requested to
= present on Friday evening at u o'clOc
Rev. w. B. Gordon will deliver lee
ure before the lodge
'"' THE sale of reserved seats for "Ha
IZe makers will begin tomorrow, THU
rO day morning. Diagram of Hall
HOffecker's and Cloak's drug store
The left, facing the stage, at HOfecke
nd and the right at ClOak's.
ul- WELDON & HUMPHREYS have Co
IA. menced the construction of a dwelli
for Jacob Lienburger adjoining his r.
"S idence on lower Commerce street 1Gx
hly front building, back building 14x16
six room building, 1t is to be Occupi
he by his son Jacob.
gy- LEONARD REVIs of Duck Creek D
TO cured himself an incubator in the ca
)OJ Winter and has been quite success
les in Matching and raising chickens wi
mn out mother, having about 1875, RAJ
the ing in size from brOilers of two or I
itor and half pounds down to little chic
us- two weeks old.
nm SOME boys don't ask any questi,
s.d about the day of the week, when I'll
we see fish to catch, but "gO for them"
ove sight: at least some did not last 81
DosI day when about 200 perch were tai
EN- below the mill while finding their v
the up the stream in the water that \
re- being wasted from the gates.
hers john II. BEwLEY is now sec
in his position as Postmaster.
an was appointed TO the place some eli
10th or nine months ago, but the of
which is a Presidential one, was
80 cOWfrmed by the Senate until the l.
;ked He however did not know Of the
In tion Of the Senate officially until L
was fed by a letter on Thursday last
n Senatar Salisbury.
ar,i- THE largest number of new ho
~ were butt last year on the south sid
the town. blt this year the north
gives promise of taking the lead
eidedly, one having been CONNER
,e in on Methodist street. and several
.,aoa been prOspected for on the newly
- out streets of Union and North,
orais tended.
dis
% of MR.. CAssIN, who was employed
the Town Commissioners to engi
the the construction Of our Water W.
h 10 has been employed by the newly c
cor ed Water Works Board, Of Ea
,roa, Nd, for a similar purpose there.
> - works are to be pushed vigorously
uuon will be completed in July at COZ
with about $4,000.
WI A NEW timeschedule went into
the on Monday The trains now leav
3 the depot as follows: going north,
girls 8.33' 11.O4, Il. IN. and 4.53 p. m. {
a,oo south, $50, 11.27, a. m, and LA,
and 7.43 p. m. The LA train ii
rolec- Norfolk Express which is the onl
thir- of the Norfolk line that our bl
refer train connects with.
nery II may be considered a settled
e mis- that the Board Of Town Commissi
ize Of at their meeting tonight will forl
Amer accept the water works from
IS the hands Of the contractor S
United intendent Abel Taylor will 90 on
# the tomorrow morning, and the
appear rents will likewise commence to