Smyrna times., 1889-07-10

Art is costly. The sum of s1ros..
was paid for Jean Frances af '5t+-1,,1.y 5+.',,-..y
~, ~ Angelus IN Paris a few davs -iro.
J. ne same work only brought f1a ~
tist 5000 at first hands, and durfr,. l.-
lifeline m, ne deprecated the paymen. -
S!OrOVO for the picture as a t.senss,.,,
al price" So much for Art.
Gentle-voiced lady on Spruce ..-,..
car, Philadelphia, on hearing -
Doy Monday, crying prize fgl,- ~
hope the brutes will get arre-teI e.
moment later, as the news how sr.,--
mere, ooy' give me a paper till Isee F..
lueJ re arrested. The boy asked WHO.
I1lles! account will do He gave f..
y ou're sure this has all the rorrl-.
Well, never mind the chauce-so H..
get arrested i"
MELONS AND PEARS. The Savanna
papers state that there will be a ..-.-
falling Oh In the Georgia ra-,5. .-.'-.
Last year the Savannah. F.sr... ..,F
W estern handled nearly 3np ---
loads and this season it Is dy-..-r.. -
over 1900 will be handle! d.. ..
pear prospects it is said that .t.... -...
De a considerable increa.. over ..--
season while the blight ba. -e-.s., .
decrease the yield the increased s-.
cnard acreage Of fruit-bzar.ug .---.
VIII not only make good the defc.-.-.
/ from blight, but vii. largely .rl--..-.
tIe output. Southwestern GeYrs..
I gong INTO the pear orchard p's.rs..-
great deal ike FiJriIa aas zone --..
+ the orange industry. and @. u ---..-
1 there VIII be more pears 744y-eI ....
season than last.
The board Of inquiry wl.c. t.- s..-
I completed a registration az a- -
property losses in the C.se-.-....
valley las made report dividing a..
sufferers INTO SIX cla-s-s To each il.
dIyIdual Ia the first c.a--. cour-.,.-,
205 cases, they recommend the nav.
ment Of $1,000 each T. the ia5.-'f.
ais IN the classes from -w1 10 five -t-..
recommend payment t-.m N $3.50 i.v-
20 SZUO. Inc Recommendations r-.-
vide Tor the immediate d.--ur,-r~...-.
OF Sl,I66,QOO 20 1850 dittere-. families
or an average Of S322 20 each ttrr..y
Class six includes the neay.--- -r-=--
but the losers are not iu .nueil.--
want, aud -heir Case UlI he cu--.f-
cred later. The Coroner, s.~- -
JohnsloWn, on Saturday. .1Cad tie
owners Of the dam responsible fur t..
loss Of life and property res-.tlly
from the breaking Of that structure.
a BRIDEGROOM RoBBED-llrvvy.
AP0LIs, Minn.. July The b5!de--
most successful and most reckles LIgl-
way robbery ever attempted I'm his
city occurred in the glarinz .gtt ,f
day last Tuesday morning and ha-
Just come to light Henry Haze cine
here to be married last week. on
tuesday morning Hage left the h9a,e
IgF lue purpose OF getting =hayv6
he found no one at the barber shop
aud started hOueWard. soon af-.-
ward Ie was aCc0sted by ~-r1u-. P
VINO told aim he was q barber end
would take him % bis house ar,
shave him. Haee accompanied biz.
and they had gone but a short distance
Wlen the newly made alCua.ltsL.-
dashed quantity Cf g.rri0. in Eag-.-
face. Hage was then taken 0u. ia the
woods, by the ro5Jer aud his accom-.
pHces. After rJbui-g lim Of elo.-
$4,000 the brutes bound him ts.l
and foot and tied him To a tree.
Hage remained il the woods uuc..-
scious, bound and helpless for -h-..
days. Friday he succeeded IN f~--.1-
himself and wandered home. He ha-
, not yet regained consciousness and
may yet become permanently Geranr-
ed. There is no clew 70 the thieves
The $4,000 of which be was robbed
was in the form Of TWO ne-g-.a5.-
drafts, one on a Milwaukee AMI I'D.
other on a New York bank.