Smyrna times., 1889-09-04

only a Farmers Daughter at the
Opera House tonight. See it.
W. A. FAIRIES & BROTHER have had
the Office in their undertakers estab-
lishment neatly papered.
THE Richard Stockton has drawn off
this week from Bay Head, and is run
ming to the Wilmington Fair.
THE peach trains have dwindled
down on the Delaware Railroad to
between twenty and thirty cars day.
THE first dramatic pre- sentation of
the season, Only a Farm er's Daugh-
ter" will be at the Opera House to-
night.
THE steamer Clyde broke her shaft
on Sunday and will probably not be
able to resume her trips to Woodland
Beach.
"ONLY Farmers Daughter is now
in its twelfth year. A remarkable
run. This evening at the Opera
House.
The Quarterly meeting for Smyrna
circuit and station, will occur on
| ClEEUlJ
being at Severson's church.
REV. G. w. DAME announced on
Sunday to his congregation that he
would call on them early for contri-
buttons to enlarge st. Peters Church.
CONDUCTOR LEN OWENS is supply
ing the place of Conductor Legates on
the Branch Road while the latter is
taking his vacation of ten days or two
weeks.
The blind staggers has appeared
among the horses of ThOroughfare
Neck, ]. Harry Stats and James
Hewes each having lost one by this
disease.
The Baltimore and Delaware Bav
railroad is putting in a new and long
siding at the Peninsular Bone Phos-
phate factory for their benefit in load
ing cars.
The windows of the Smyrna House,
OF the style in vogue when the house
was built many years ago, have been
replaced by fOur-light glass and new
sash, giving it a more modern ap-
pearance.
The Smyrna team went to Middle
town yesterday to play the base ball
club there. They quit on the eighth
inning because of dissatisfaction with
the umpiring, the score standing Mid
dletown 5, Smyrna 4.
MEssRs FAIRIES & ORRELL, who were
fortunate in being in the narrow peach
belt that run this summer by Brenford.
and were thus in luck, present in an
advertisement list of desirable varie
W OF nursery stock for our farmers to
select from for future orchards.
WE urge upon our farmers to ex-
hlblt samples of fruit, grain, vegeta-
bles and to make a good display of
poultry and live stock at the State
FAR. Every arrangement has been
made to accommodate the exhibits.
and all articles will be shown to
advantage.
ATWOOD LYMAN, of Newport, has
returned to the school at Green Spring.
n. F. Diggins, at Deakynevile, Frank
Y. Slaughter, of Downs Chapel. at
Iayior's Bridge and w. L. Gooding
and Miss NJ. Del. Lippineott. af
Clayton. The public school of SMYRNA
mas the same corps of teachers as last |
year.
The Twelfth Grand Exposition and
display of the Agricultural and Me.
chanlc arts of the Delaware State Agri- |
cultural Society will open at Dover on |
tuesday, October 1st and continue four |
days. Every department will be full |
OF elegant exhibits from the farm, dairv |
and household. Nothing has been left |
undone to amuse, instruct and delight |
the intelligent visitor. This great exhi-
6ltion will be the pride of Delaware. |
IL Is an established feature of the
progress, enterprise and industry of
our people. 1t has become a reflex
from year to year in everything that
pertains to the material progress, pros
perIty and wealth of the State. and
everybody should attend them.