Smyrna times., 1890-09-24

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the city. DR.. Crosby opposed any en-
tangling alliance. The proposed resO-
luton caused heated discussion. The
matter was finally fixed by a resolu-
tion asking the cooperation Ofall labor
organizations.
Smvrna and Vicinity.
THE phosphate men are as busy as
bees.
A BAD habit grows on a man or
woman.
A FULL line of tafies &c, at C. c.
BOehmler's. ]
SEPTEMBER rains have considerably
interferred with the fodder saving.
TINE makes all things even. He
who is in the right can afford to wait.
AUTUMN came in yesterday. We are
having a forekaste of its changeable
beauty.
A. HAYDEN, of Thoroughfare Neck,
lost a horse last week by blind stag
staggers. -
A GOOD way to be remembered is to
borrow money or contract debt and
be slow to pay.
THE Ladies Benevolent Society will
meet September 80 at the residence of
T. B. Megear.
TAKEN altogether wasn't it a glOr-
ious summer? At least before the
September rains.
You can get your old Drills of any
kind repaired at TaylOr's next door to
the Odd Fellows Hall. Z
JONAH's gOurd is doing a kindly act
in covering up the large pile of rub
bish near the creamery.
FRESH pork and sausage can be had
at Elmer HOfecker's meat market from
this date on through the season. 7
THE Grand Ledge of Good Tenn
plars, of Delaware will meet in annual
session in this town October 18th.
RAIL BIRD shooting has not been a
success so far this year. The tides
have been poor.
MRS. DR.. SwINNBY, found purse
Of money on the streets several nights
since, which is advertised elsewhere.
CHAs. G. BGHMLER, has employed a
hrst class confectioner, and will have
from now on fresh cOnfectiOns every
day. 7
THE Quarterly Communion services
will occupy the time of morning SER
vices at the NJ. E. Church next San
day.
Z. G. WALLS gives notice in another
column Of new fall gOOds-hats, under
wear, pantaloOns, fall suits and over.
coats.
1t is by the constantly dunning his
brains that a writer collects his
thoughts. How is it with you, dear
reader. --
The Church Camp at Bethel A. NJ.
E. Church, on Sunday was we'll atten-
ded by person il the town and from
distance
MARIAN, six year old daughter OF
DR.. G. o Sweeney fell from hammock
while at play on Saturday, aud broke
her left fore arm.
THERE are about 100000 words in
the English language No wonder it
is difficult to remember to use the right
one in the right place.
A REMARKABLY handsome collection
OF golden rod grows along the branch
road just beyond "Font Hill" the resi-
idence Of P. Spruance.
LEVI hanson was overcome by the
heat Monday at Messrs McGaw's can.
ming factory and taken home partly
uneonsciOus-he is better to-day.
The mellon and cantalOUpe season
is about over. Beth these products
have been unusually fine, especially
the latter, both in quality and num-
bers.
He only is a gentleman who is cour-
teous and does good deeds. In older
countries he is termed a gentleman
who is wealthy, idle, and does not
work.
Mrs. S. P. MASON received yesterday
a handsomely engrOssed certificate
stating her election in December last
q corresponding member of the Mary
land Historical Society.
TIE Democratic primary election
will be held on Saturday afternoon to
elect delegates to the County Conven-
ton, which viii make out the Kent