Smyrna times., 1889-09-04
Smyrna and Vicinity.

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REGULAR travellers rarely wear dust.
ers in these days.
MOSQUITOES are leaving the shore
and moving to the cities.
SATURDAY was the colored folks,
day at Woodland Beach, and a number
OF them were there to put in the dav.
A NUMBER of farmers throughout
the country commenced saving blade
fodder last week. Fodder saving will
be general in few days.
CARDS have been issued for the mar
rage of Joseph T. Garrett of Chester.
to Miss Lizzie B. Webb of Smvrna. on
September l1th, at the brides home.
The grape season is here but not
the grapes, in any quantity in the
vineyards. There are a few vines
about the houses giving partial
yield.
The public schools of the towns gen.
orally and in many plcaes the country.
opened on Monday. 1t is a pleasant
sight to see the boys and girls as thew
troop along to school each morning.
IT takes a good deal of cream to fill
up hungry set ofchildren land where
IS the child that isn't hungry at a
plc-nlcl but those of st. Peters Sunday
School gave in on Thursday that the
supply was greater than the demand.
They were fed until the last one
turned away acknowledging an ele-
giant sufficiency.
The funeral of Emory Temple. who
died in KentOn last week in the 72d
year of his age, and was buried at
Brynzlon Baptist Church on Wednes-
day, was largely attended as were
also those OF 1irs. Isaac Senix M The
Odd Fellows Cemetery on Friday and
Mrs. margaret Lee at the Protestant
Episcopal cemetery yesterday.
THERE will be great scattering of
guests at the seaside resort this weel,
Heat or cold will make no difference
tashlOn has decreed that the season
closes at the end of August, and land
lords know that their guest will HE
nOmeward, and they must DISCHARGE
servents and reduce expenses. if thew
want to save what they have made dur
ing the busy season. The business
or at least preparations for it, commen-
ces early in September.
The early and continued blowing of
the cannery whistles-commeneiu at
SIX O'Clock and keeping it ND a long
while-disturbed the equanimitv of e
good many of our people, If we NAV
Judge by the complaints that reached
the writer's ears oil along the street
alter the breakfast hour. Some didn't
like their morning nan destroved
others pronounced the din uneartbIv
and one individual said he wase't caring
80 much for himself as it was, but if he
We're SICK, he should think it dreadful.
The above will at least let the WhistIers
know what is thought of their whistles.
Mr.. EMIL THIELENs. the purchaser
Of the Baltimore and Delaware Raw
Railroad made brief visit to
Smyrna on Monday morning. In a
conversation with him in the TIMES
Office we learned that he is we'll pIeas-
ed with his purchase, aud has refused
tempting offers that have been made
TO him since it came into his possess
sion. A large sum Of money has ne
cessarily been spent in repairing and
equipping the road, the larger part in
elevating and relaying the track with
steel rails on the Bombay Hook end
of the line snd constructing the large
pier and float at the latter place to
connect with Bayside OF the Jersey
shore. The repairs are nearly COM
pleted, the regular lines have been
scheduled, las will be found 10 the
time table elsewhere IN these columns)
and the road, he says. is already pay.
ing running expenses.