Smyrna times., 1890-09-17

oor to Odd Fellows Hall. l.
The output of the Smyrna creamery
or the past month was 5, ,454 pounds of
'utter from s., ,903 quarts of milk.
Go TOS. Taylor next door to Odd
Fellows Hall and see the Superior
Drill, Missouri Drill, and Disc Har-
Ow. I
F. E. Postles, who has leased the Pc
linsular Bone Fertilizer Factory for
he fall, is pushing work for wheat
seeding time.
OYSTERS are brought TO this market
rom Leipsic river, not so large as
some others, but they go down "red
ane" just the same.
JOSEPH B. FAIRIES calls the attention
Of farmers to his stock of young pear
trees of the best varieties, and Early
Harvest Blackberry plants.
ANOTHER graphic letter from James
B. Scott of the South as he sees It, and
a letter also of another correspondent |
in the opposite direction, will be found |
on our first page.
PETER L. COOPER, Jr., Superintend-
ent of Public Schools for this county,
will hold an examination of teachers
for second and third grades, in Dover,
Saturday 9th inst.
GEO. G. ROTHwELL had a loss of
some $50, in the demolition of has car
riage last week by the fright of his
horse, the innocent work of his chill
dren while at play.
The Steamer Clyde made her last
trip on Sunday to Woodland Beach,
the closing party night being the pre-
vious Wednesday evening. The Beach
premises now wear q quiet severeness.
4 hE uuNO IA0CA4Cng Vi e4C OCOlA GOuA-
ty Fair, to be held at ElktOn, Md, Oc-
tober the 9TH, Sth, 9th and 10th, ap-
pears in another column. This is one
of the best known fairs on the Penin-
sula.
NEHEMIAH MOORE who has been
supplying our people with Maryland
biscuit, cakes, &C., the past two or
three years moves this week to Ches-
ter to engage in the fish and oyster
business.
THEpeOple who have their early dawn
naps-43 to o'clock-sO disturbed by
the screeching whistles of the canning
factories, are more than ever satisfied
with the late nap of a reposeful sab
bath morning.
The well known Harry hindley COM
pany is billed for two nights at the Op-
era House commencing Monday even.
ing, the 22d inst, when they will pre-
sent Across the Continent" and Lit
tie Lord Fauntleroy."
The cOlored excursion with five par.
TALLY filled cars from Chestertown az
rived at this town on Sunday morning
notwithstanding the rain, aud had
rather a dismal day of it. The Bethel
Church camp will be held again next
Sunday.
JOHN Whey, a eolored man EN-
plOyed by Lewis & Price at the Land
ing, strained himself while unloading
phosphate last week, from the effects
of which he died on Sunday. His re
mains were buried at Bethel A. NJ. E
Church, Monday.
Mrs. MARY A. KINNEY showed III
yesterday a specimen of her eucumbe
crop-a branch of vine with seven OF
it, the largest a very perfect doubl,
one. The vine runs over a pear tre'
rom which she thinks she has gethereC
\ bushel of cucumbers.
FRIENDSHIP CHURCH, ThoRoughfar,
Neck, will be rsopened on sunda!
next, preaching at 101 A. NJ, and
pm.
Several able ministers are expected
to occupy the pulpit during the day
The pastor, Rev. w. M. Warner would
be pleased to see large congregation
on that day. -
MISS MINNIE CLEMENT took sever
first aud three second premiums at eh'
Wilmington Fair, as follows: First
dogs head lin oily, crayon, painting OF
ground glass, chamOis table cover, EN-
broidered sofa pillow, pair of towels (iI
outline), knisting apron. Second
water cOlors from nature, splasher IN
outline1, handkerchief holder.
THE 18th Annual Exhibition of Del
aware State Fair commences Sept. %
Entries close Sept. 22d. Prepare you
exhibits and send them in early. En-
tries in the Ladies' Department shoulC
be made Immediately. Prospects fo
good exhibit in all the departments
Cattle department already full. Horsl
department filling rapidly.
WHILE some Of the road supervisor
> have succeeded in getting their road
in fairly good order for the winter
others have done but little or nothing
] beyond scraping the dirt TO the centre
and the first spell Of wet weather vii
) make them as impossible as ever. TIL
taxpayers ofthese latter neighbOrhood
+ viii spend the winter grumbiing an
E wondering where the money went.