Smyrna times., 1889-06-05

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LIE class Of twenty-one1 here an
sunday was the largest Bishop Cole.
) man mas yet confirmed in his diocese
) TIE subject of Rev. w. S. Robin.
sons son Sunday night sermon will he
Inc Valley Of Death-some lesson I
rom the Johnstown calamity"
The Clayton M. P. Church hold i,
successful festival last night and will
continue it tonight. The M n
church there will hold one next weei-
The steamer Richard Stockton cor,o
Iowh TO Bay Head on Sunday. beav ~
roIce9 WIN passengers, but could NOT
uniOau Ihem at the new wharf because
no spring piling had been provided Of
the place of landing. 'A'U 3'
IT is expected that DR.. G. n s,ri,,
4I9y VIII return home from Cbicoao
ILL., tomorrow. He has bean ,o,'sC, o,to,,
nearly two weeks attending ne q ~"y ro,5
Tesentative re- the worlds session of Is
w. q. L. of Good Templary. u ~
Il fuil attendance of the members Of
harmony Lodge, No. 13, A.F.andA A M
Is requested this -Wednesdav--e 49,,
az O'Clock. There will be Iactmree Iiire
!';D, 0y the Rev. W. S. Robinson. Snbiect
Inc PRINCIPLES of Freemasonv.1
WALTER o. HOFFECKFR hos ro,t.,
ti1 az Vilce on Main street next door to
@ InaC Oh the Delmarvia Phosphate Com
Pany' an! ana will take possession today
II auuIIlOn TO the agency in writino
Pcllcles OF insurance for both fire on5
me- representing some of the hest ron,
pa PSalles' he will also give attention 10
tlo saie OF pianos and organs. excban@1
installment plan. '''s Oh 'he
STRAWBERRIES which went tomo,l,o.
d week ago over the Delaware roaJ L,'
ABOUT 100 cars a day. have dronnoSS
GoWn considerably, the market boppdI' bpI,ou
ing seriously glutted. Mr.. Tienhernn.
VINO W shlpped some of his best berriess stl 70
b0st0n only got six cents for tba,' i1o "
brought him in debt n half nont
On the box. A New York comnissia,' Sime
in speaking of the oi,3ftoI c,i,,'7,oi
condition of New York and s,u.'o"
bg,l uent low prices, said there was more
lana nan d quart OF berries for every man
~ 0i-i''n nu1 cnlld IN the city Besides
nun ,n unusually large crop, the different {
ectiohs winch are usually from one t0 {
y; EGeks apart ripened nearly together i
lie lAE funeral of John Farrell ian ac. :
cunt or whose death was given in onr :
y tsC lssue) which took place on Fri6ov :.
Ilerhoon was one of the lar0est tbat u
yer occurred in this vicinity w. 4
IOSC OF the towns and surr0npd;r,o. u
DuhtTy Tor miles around was ronro7 y. -
snted. Revs. Maxwell. of IeiIsio u
erTy' OF Dover, and Robinson of II
myrha, took part in the ceremonios .
le TWO last making appronriate aJ do
,esses. There were 102 carrior,o, ,'r1G ,'u- q
men Joined the procession In tbo GS3 VI
9tiOMa ' cemetery, near this town. and "a
carriages which had come fronI' 'Lu tI OF
tor tec'ioh tI OF Leipsic returned home ~
oot thS services at the house. the -,
Gather being stormy. ''-0 W. W.
WIN: A. FAIRIES & BRO. received 1os+ sa
sex from Cincinnati very bandsono va
s..so s ndylng all the modern improve tn
1nI I! ana devices, surprising. If is III,
tleu' that of any other undertokars it
! OF the large cities. They also had sic
'ue at the shop of Z. G. FAIRIES IF pa
y town, a set of silver-mounted bar' fei
s. to match the highly FURNISHED a
arse that makes them a most attrac- TIL
e outfit. They have now fbree Chi
lrses That can be called into reonisi- wa
y u as occasion requires. In addition tho
lhese articles in the line of convaT- veI
e, they have a complete outfit I5 for wa
oalmlng, as good as can be furnished ed
any undertaken in the cites iiTIo Tbo ma
ssrs. FAIRIES take a pride in keenin% ask
heir profession. - p o'eDleht we we