Smyrna times., 1890-05-21
Smyrna and Vicinity.
STRAWBERRIES and cream.

week.
THE NJ. Z. Sunday school is prepar-
ing for "Children's Day" Sunday week,
June 1st.
J. D. SCOUT, Of Smyrna Landing, eX-
poets to have peas ready for the table
the last OF this week.
SHAD fishing closes June 10th on
the Delaware river. 1t is nearly over
now this far down the stream.
A POSITION that holds good twelve
months in the year is not picked up
every day. Read the "ad' IN another
column under head of "Sdiary dad er-
peHsca.
THE ladies of the W. c. Il. U. will
hold a special meeting at the Reading
Room on Friday night, at half past
seven. A full attendeuce is earnestly
requested. SECRETARY.
STRAWBERRY aud Vanilla Ice Cream
and Orange Water Ice, at Stevenson's,
Main Street. The Strawberry Cream
is made from the fruit and is first class.
All at 10 cents a plate
TuE truck gardens under the innu-
encc Of the showers and sun are show
irg wonderful growth, and the peas
and potatoes are phenOm email in their
upward stature. The peas are in
bloom.
DAVID 5. WILDs, Of Kenton, will be
strongly urged by his Hundred for the
Democratic nomination for sheriff Of
Kent county, and so far as we know,
will be quite as warmly endorsed by
Duck Creek Hundred.
TIE meeting this evening at the NJ.
L. Church will be addressed by Mrs.
Christian X. Ross, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Tudor, of BaltimoIe, so well
known to the people of Smyrna as Miss
Maria Farrow, will also speak.
The work of sheliug the streets has
stopped Tor want Of shells, the COM
pany net being able to furnish any
more until October. The space Gov
cred was from Clements corner TO the
depot, and from the four corners to the
Town Hall.
The Young Peoples Society Of
Christian EndeavOr to the num-
ber Of about fifty had a Lemon
Sociable," at The Methodist parsonage
on Monday evening havinga pleasant
time, and breaking up between eleven
ami twelve o'clock.
VIZ. E. BAGGs, son of ex-postmas-
ter Baggs who went to Montana
Thirteen years ago, in addition to his
other business has become the editor
and part owner of a Good Templar
journal, which order is getting quite a
foOthOld in that State.
II looks as a result of the wet Sum-
mers and warm winters of the last two
years, that we have to be invaded by
a destructive army Of insects-aphis,
wheat louise, snails. currant worms and
most probably rose bugs, and shall
feel blest if It stops there.
ISAAC TRUAx while fishing his wear
in the creek that runs at the back OF
his farm last week caught carp fish
weighing some six or seven pounds.
One was caught at Garrison's mill at
the head of the same stream recently
that weighed nine pounds
\ reporter for a paper published
elsewhere, who was in town Monday
evening, amused some bystanders by
rushing out in the street eager for an
item, with open book and pencil at the
xxi vi" of q dog that had been severely
punished by another canine
The District meeting of the Woman
I Foreign Missionary Society is being
held in the NJ E. Church to-day anC
VIII continue tomorrow. This even
ing public meeting will be held in the
audience room, addressed by speaker
from distance, appropriate music
&c
LADIES complain that their ros
/ bushes have not the usual vigor in
growth and bloom this year Th
same pertains to the grape. The shoe
is spinding and the blossom cluster
small. The strawberry yield for tn,
same reason Will be considerably cur
tailed.
OUR farmers have fallen out will
sheep-tooth corn that grew so popula
year or two ago because it cOmman
ded ten or more cents per bushel thar
the ordinary yellow market corr
There is not the same demand for
probably from an overstocked marke
and but little Of it has been plante
this Spring.
THE West Smyrna Chapel, formerl
the German chapel in the lower pal
Of the town, will be reopened and
Sunday school established there neH
Sunday. The formal exercises wi
take place at :: 90. Among the OthC
things Rev. MIR. Wilson has secured
good organ, which win be in its plaC
next Sunday. %
\ PAELOR DRAMA will be given
the residence of J. B. Mifilin by son
ynung folks Of the Presbyterian Col
pregation, for the benefit Of thi
church on Thursday evening 29th ins
, The title of the drama or parlor fare
T will be Box Of Monkeys, and viii !
doubt be both amusing and entertain
ing, as the dramatis personB a.
mostly well known amateurs of Of
] stage The admission will be 20 cent
JOHN and "Neal' Conard formerl
of the Meek" now located at PO
Penn. sturgeon fishing, caught vii
three boats one day last teek of Bor
r bay Hook, surgeons to the value
= nearly S400. The roe from three goo
! surgeons Will fil q keg. for whi
I they realize $50. The meat Of the fl
} Is selling otherwise from one to tv
} / dollars each. These men pay N
t Stokesbury $500 each for roe stu
2 geons. ". I"t
7, COMPLAINT Is being made by q
= customers Of one Of our merchants th
if they 90 TO his store with a bund
1 purchased anywhe else be bursts
open to see what they have aud insis
: that he can sell them the same thin
= LAS if they say-"we havn't the RIG
Z to purchase goods wherever we pleal
They have learned By this annoyan
= to leave their. purchases elsewhere \
last to be gathered up before depa
Z, ing for heir homes.
d GEO. w. AND s. TAYLOR in not
= elsewhere, lorewarn persons from
r infringement of their patents, and th
l. such persons will subject thensel'
Ie to legal damages1 This applies to
d purchaser, agent or manufacturer.
is firm in Ohio has thus approDriat
is some Of the material features Of
ie Little Diamond CulTivator and put
number of them in the market, seve
IT, dealers in agricultural implements
Of this County having them on 50
IL They are secured By patents, and