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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-08
Cine altnrnhirdJe E1nn-
TdJrift.

Die llniperiitdt ,u llpiala iif i'm
Seiibe elmer arabiihen SanOihrlft, bic
aus Der 3eit um'S Sabr 1000 itammt,
BON Dem 6orider SaheIquiit pdhrenS
oe6en 9ieiie I'M Orient l749-51 ers
nprben uno BON Der 8onigin 9ouiia
lllrita Der llniueriitdt llpiala 9eldenft
purbe.
Sn Solss elmer Seridlidung bes
SiteIblatteS mar Der wirtlite Sitel
bieier Sanoidrift uno Der &erfaher
6erielbsn bisber unbsfannt oeblieben.
Sept bat aber Yroie6or @. 9lblwarot
in Sreiispalo entoedt, Dap Der mirf.
lide Sitel y8emeis fir Wubamebs
Yropbstentbum" Iautst unb Der 8ers
faher @bu Setr el 8eibasi 1T.
Sieier, Der 1866 ltarb, mar elmer
Der berporraeenbiten Selsbrten ie,ner
3eit, unb feline Sdrift bilbst iomobl
cine pidti9e Sueiie iiW Die 8enntnis
Der 3eit, in lpelder lie seidrieben, mie
aud fur Die SenntniB Wfubamebs uuo
leines @irfens.
Oer Wertb Der 9anolhrtft MIRO
nod baourd erbobt, oab nur menia
bon ben @srfen bieies beriibmten Ser.
faGers erbalten seblieben 1T, obmobt
bieie uriprunslid on 1000 8anoe unl-
fast baben ioIlen, ipo;u nod fommt,
oab bas llpiala'er Manuitript ein,ia
lit. I'm nun tbsils Die gufmerfiam.
teit Der selebrten @elt aui oiele be-
merfsnswertbe Nrbeit ,u ridten, tbsils
iie fur ben afabemiiden unterridt sus
sdnslitb gu MAIDEN, bat Decent @slan.
Der bic Nbfdt, einen She'll oieles
Series nebit pi6enidaftlider Sear.-
beitung beraus;ugspen, gu pelhem
8wede iener SelebrNr an Sonis Sstar
bas Seiud seridtet BAT, fur 9erof.
fentlidurs bieier @rbeit 1000 8ronen
ansumeiien.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-08
1aidJtrr q Gnolrps Abnanisune

Sa6 Sas, fdon lanse Belt Dor ieiner
Sntrafttrstung als poltswobItbdti9s,
monopoIbrederiid dsWabregel gerubmts
3niidenitaatlide SanbelsgeieB nidt,
pie mand abnIidss, elm tobter Bud
itabe seblisben 1T, ionbern Suites es'
mirft bat, III 8erbienlt ees GidterS
Sbomas SO. @oolep, ben Yrafoent
@lepelanb's idarfes Sluse sum Sor'
fsenOen Der Gommiifon ertcr, tpelde
Den 8eltimmungen lenes SeiebeS Gel
tuns perihaHen iollte.
9tiht nur mar Midter Goolep elm
aemieeter Suriit unb wie fein glnoerer
befdbigt, bic ihwierigen uno pi6ti9en
YHihten oieieS glmtes ;u erfullen, ion
bern es lag ibm aud baran, bab oem
freden Monopol Der giienbabnen cine
9rense 9sitedt peroe.
Ssbt, oa er auf isin Nmt bersidtet
bat, pirS es idwer, iehr idwer ball
ten, einsn Mann 81 fnoen, Der ibm
Elm purbiesr Wadfolger iperoen fonnts
- unb pollte.
gSir iiir6tsn fat, es 1T 10 fawer,
bab Niats baraus merbsn ipiro.
@ir furdtsn, bab nit 8i6ter Goo
lens @baans bic wObltbatise 8irtuns
bes 3wiihenitaatlidsn SanbelsgeieBes,
Die bod ebsn crit bate redt beginner
iolen, gum Stiatano sefommen lit
pielleidt, UNI iid gan; aIlmablid wis'
Der aussuouieln. Quien sabe?
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-08
itdea, sioSafota, Sonneritas, oen 8. eftober 1891

Cbren IN Shuloen itete, wdbreuo irire
ndblten 9tndblrn inter oenielben I'm
liinocn mo III pcriclben Belt woGlha.
beno. ia reid geuproen iiuo. gje
o(r,B" 5dblt hann pUn oen mcrbittGs
den Gpmltp ODpUthcfeu. Ge0iiteru SO
1bottcI W,Crt3aQCs auiole 5mfh wa6e
teIt cer IcetCa - 3Gbrcu ma9te uno
non oentn nnr cine eajlBe an 50lli0s
teItstdgt bejohlt luaroe, uno 0ebt III eli
mem , @palteu lon9en glrtitcl nod nGs
her aui lcirc Iiloerllde g9lrtbihait eiu.
90 lhelren ibre 6ra9en; y@ie touu
ela loIher Qiann uls pilroi9er&crtreter
oer6Grmer oar9cittltmtroeN ?"u Som
Elm WIann, Der in ieiueu ci1crcn Iinans
jlellen nno plrtbidditiihen 2lu9eleeens
betten lolfes 5tastO mnbte, nit Der
Relorm Der ndtiOnnleu betraut ueroen 2"
mobl eInlge Sere6tiauug ju babcn.
lleber Sullep, ben republitnnii6eu
aanbloater, t0nnen mir peitcr gt6ts
beridter, ais oaB er ein mittelmdB9er
aoootat uno Elm eingeileihter Qrobibi,
tonilt lit. Die in Der 0oQe aeIGr6te
reputliflniihe 9auttoner ,6reie9reIie"
Id9t, odB er pm 6 y. 6renh oil 5lh.
tlgtelt itbertrOiieu peroe uno bn5 Die
0eutidlen leB!cren uuraeiogeH hir.en.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-08
1lin nri1rn-iintTiJuu.

80 Sept. ZEN gonooncr 1oi.p (eIe.
0yapl" muroe aus zi. @,lCrsbnr9 6oI8ens
ots beyiatt 2le l(ot9, Sc tCmmt ;um
Girful lb,iis AMI 3iebruu3 oey he8crrn8,
u.c ,0on i'm guiaug reo ,luBreS oas llnglnd
uoiag9icbeu tounte. Ttc %eborocu boben
nit jG,eu &oglchum8eN 10 louge 8Go8crt,
BIS e. ;u iyut gor uuO lbncn bic ltul8obc IL
Der .H SO, Uu9s 22do Bate !. y. nldt
oas rctEc,lac lcrbot Der &oggCn 9lustubr,
ID lut5 IN 6u!ge Der ntnauol6c5mng oes
lewl,H5 oWu cle lteSitunS ian m6n9
lyuyo,. ur GouJclle Sebra9t. AnEu 2tm
iait SGu;litcU Sc9la Der not5mcuol8en Ses
0cnomttrl mo Die HungcrbGir;e our9 cine
euorme ,3Gbl un9ewobnIld uerbetyenor Seu-
,r5brinile betronen porocu. 3ublretde Sors
ier brannten db uno Die cn,trateten uno III
lyrer yuge periweIielnoen %ewobner mabten
au6 ni6t ben gcriuglten &eriu9, ben Slam
men GlEbolt 81 tbuu ,lonoern laben liter uno
itumm l1r yteteS lid i'll Rdu6 uno al6e
perwauocr. 81 oielCu grauiiamen S9los
gen DeS Sbitials 8elelte iib nod Die Rln:
oerpelt, maae III 5aHieuoeu Die Sbere bin.
raHlt uuo paour6 mond9er camille oas leSte
lGutcl ;u Mituug ocS yebCuS lormabm.
G,uaunllh III es uuO tGum gIdublld, NO
~ oH 'ouu9cr Die unBIiIthbW Dteuhcn
uoIpist vi nanhm Ioriern 1T ooo einjis
&c logrmg9mittcI ou 6eGr6i uHo Der Ab.
ial aus Oen lllubleu, ben Oteydnobe'iIer ais
GroO utrbadCu oe SGHeru uertduieu 8leiu
9eiduittcueS Strob uno 6lcle, permjltt mt
en- wGlI8 Ro9Sen, gilt ais beonoer5 9utcS
o'cbOG bod audi iodJe EotbOc9die iuo III
uldtu HGirteu uidbt 81 baben uuo bIer mabt
man Jog. NungcrbroO eIne GompoItion. bic
man uIht liir mO9lld bolten iollte. lluo bod
III c5 &Dutiu9e, oaB oieies Nuugerbroo aus
9etroduetem Ginger, puIuerilirter RInoe,
etwus gemobleaen Grbltn uno elmer olSSans
ieiuB betannten Fflan;e beliebt - S6mere
Re9engilie BADEN ben Gruuo eupeibt nuo
bic SartoTeIn iaulcu. Sereits III lbr Ereis
allt oaS 2itabe 9eltIegen, - 5abIrelde Res
tiionen llno pon ben betreilenoen SuSpor:
itGuben oil ods 0Riniltertum ab9e9ou9en. IS
pIro oayn ertlGrt, oaB bic Re9ieruu9 oas
uerarmte Dot w0brero Der Tauer pou IA
Ntcnoten peroe erbalten millleu; aud lei es
gan; lmmogllh Steuern IN ;obIen. had
eiuem Runoi6rsiben bes llluIiterS oes IN
rern 1T Die Nun9erSuotb III IL Wouucrues
meutS uoIiIiduoi9, III . anOeren ~ Die ya9e
eIneeetwo5 gunlt,9ere.
/. Sttober. 10,0UO Grubenarbeter
IN EennipipGpia lireten riir bobere Sobue
=. Cttober. San @ouIO iOu idper
crgruutt ieIu.
Don Rto yoosc Montoua, rpiro beridtet:
Seit ben leBtel 4S Stmoeu idueit nno bd;
aelt IS bier luuuterbrodeH. Ter S9nee
lleet SuB bod, 10 ooB Ell uollitunoi9cr
@ei0QitSitlutano eiugetreteu lit.
3. Sttober. Neute iriIb fur; nab
Mitterno6t puroe G'rouer GIepeano cine
SoWter geboren.
A.. Sttober. aus Berlin berjdtet Der
lele9rtpb: 3wliden @ien uno Berlin fIies
9cn iortwGbreuo Iepeideu, oo man SIaubt,
oaB Der StrieJ in tiirieiter 5eit bereinbre9en
muB.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-08
Iorurll's Rnbn' in Gnplnnn,

Der peritcrbens amerifaniide Oid'
ter 9omeQ mar uno 1T aud III England
Iebr popular.
Dies benefit Der riibrenbe Maaruf,
ben ibm Cir gowin Qrnolo, nahlt
Swinburne un,wsifslbaft Der besab'
teite unter ben eneliiden Yoeten, 9e'
wiomet; nod mebr aber bic Shatia4e,
bas 2oweII's bidteriide Berte in
Srobbritannisn fait sbenio beoeatenoen
9lbiab aebabt babsn, uno nod baben,
wie in ieinem Seimatblanbe.
Sollte, trob bieier bodit feltenen
llmitanoe, bsnnod Semanb an Der
golfstbImlihteit unieres 2oipea in,
britiiaen 8onisreih se,peifelt baben,
70 wiro ibn cine Melouns aus Son'
BON aewib poIlitanbis iiberSeugen.
Sieie Mslbuns lautet oabin, oab
man beibloEen babe, 9oipeIl's Butte
in Der ,Si6tersGds" Der altebrwiirbi'
gen @eltmiuitsrabtei auf,uiteIlen.
Oas lit cine bobe Gbre. Oenn on
ienem Srte iinosn nur Oidter eriten
Nanaes elm Ylabdsn. llnb bic Shat.
iade, bab Die Sobne @lbion'S unierem
eolpeu bort nsben ben 8aiten Sbafe'
Spsare's unb Wtilton's unb Orpoen's Z
cine Niide einrdumen, benefit fIar tpis
bas Sonnenli6t, bab Dieter in ibrei
@ertbiddbung einen, penn nidt geraos
70 boben. bod dbnli6en @ans ein'
nimmt, pis ibrs eisenen sroben Yoeten,
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-08
llnicre SifcutIiben S6ulen

iinb bic $oauptitiiseu uuierer Republit. Sn
benielben werbeu uniere tiiniti9en Geles9e'
Der uub 6iibrer aus9ebiIset. Gs 1T widtis,
ooB bieie itort uuO 9eiuno ieien. 90 piele
6inoer leioen on uureinem 8lut, ooR es Elm
@unber it, baB lie ;u MGnnern uno Srauen
auipo9ien. Viele Glteru tOunen Sooo'S 8
Sariapariaa udt senus riibmen aIs Weoi'
gin iiir bic Stinoer Stropbeln. SaIShuB nnb
unb onbere arantbeten werOen Our6 oasiels
be permanent sebeIlt une baS 9an;e Spitem
9eitdrft.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-08

TDQmadtcn na6 IeutitIano nebt con-
fuIarildrr eegiaubism9, Seltamente, HeeoS,
Rou9o9cs, geoieS. iowie aIle anOcn ms
Rotoriets GSe66it eini6oGenoen urtunoen
in oeutldcr uuO cu9liider Spro6e belOr9e
itb prompt uno biatSit SrmttIe @elolen
buuoen uno ben 8crfaui pOu S6lil0b'Itten
nod oueu 3beileu Der Welt Sin 9erre era
botio, meinen yanoeIenten unent9eiI'9 mn
Ratb in Geidaits luo hettgla0cn pelil'
tteben, ioweit mir ocs mo9litb NJ ,(Q tann III
Der Uiit6cl Hatonolbont 9elunoen meTotn.
y. ". CSroente, NtjtGeu. 2. :.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-08

Der norme9il 9e . drt t.
HELLER 8iornion idreibt 10
Idledt, oab uur ieine Srau feline
Sanbi6iit ent;iifern fam. @snn
iie elm @fanuiiript ourdseieben bat,
70 bat fe eS tbatid6Ii4 neu seidrie-
ben.
= Sie &onieins 9tegentin
bon 9ollanb unb ibre Sodter,
Die 8onisin emma, baten neulid Die
Beboroen bon gmiteroam, oaS fir
sinen pra9tpoaen Gmpfans Sbrer
Waisitdten 9eiammelte Selo ben Slrs
men susumenben. 90 erhielten 80, 900
9lrme giahrnnssmittel iino @elb, unb
5000 eduItinSsr DnrSen feitli& BE-
wistbet.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-08

lleher ben bemofratii6en &anolbateii
eriubren unlere 9eier legte @o1e i6on
ytdberes.
8. gB. Smith, elm 6armer pon Mins
neba5a Gpuntp, wirb pom r8uraliit"
Spar pilidti6uloisit ais wiiroiser Ser
treter Der 6armer seprleien, jebod
i6eint es ieiner tleinen Geographic
nad, bic pOH Der rSiour Sails YreB-
per6iientlidt murbe, baB bic llnat9dus
sisen in ibrer gSabl ni6t beiOnbers
alldlib iparen. 9batiaden ipreden
fir ii4 ielbit uno bic rTreB4 iast, eab
Smith fat Der einSise5armer in ieinem
1pmnibip lei. Der bis iiber Sals ano
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-08
Die 31fatfnrn,ru.

Gc6uis unparteIiider SniormaiiOn
micrcr &Cicr geben mir bier Die Ylats
iprmcn olcr orci 9orieien bes Stnn.
tcs, uie iie iCl6e aui ibreu reip. 9On.
penttontU .cBte gSode aunabmeu, I'M
glusjU9t turj pleoer:
%empfratii de.
!. $ut..e6ucn 8eGcr @eri6Weuouug
DTenilId,tr NeloCr, 2rillts u.Wtonopple.
=. %crIougcn 9r0Bter 6reibeit ieoen
Sta0i35argers, Die ii9 nit Dem alI9cs
memtn 2&pbl uertrdgt
3. %troamnlun0 republitanlI6er
G}eieB0cbGN9, luelbe Die porber9ebenoen
llebel aui pas auberite MtaB 9ebradt
bat mp Die drmeren Sla1eu sum gtu.
gen Der rel6en beraub..
4. 9tuitatt ibermdBi9er SeIteuermg
nlItd9litcr 9ebensbepiilInilie iollten4u
yuSge9eritGnbe mebr glbsaben 5ablen.
5. 3ie GeIOcirtulat;On oes 2anoes
IOllte bem 3uwnts Der GlnipObnerjab
9emGb pCr9rDBert ueroen uno 8olo uno
Silbcr ncbeu chamber OILS 9eleBlIde
,3ablmltttl beIteben.
s. @erlangt Die giniilbrung 9ras
ouirter Gtntpmmeniteuer, um Die z ;elIs
erluit slcibmdbIger mlp 9erehtrr 81
perthellen.
:. Scnatoren Der Der. Stnaten ioils
ten ourd 0HentlI6e Nbitimmung ers
iuablt ueroen.
s. SObnlo ulS m09lib SteiubmiiiiOn
in Der &rObibitiOusirage.
9. 9tusrelbeupe Eeniipnen fiir alle
pe.ojenitliten Scternnen.
llnabb bdnsi9e.
glnertennt 9Srobibltlon.
@erldnst Silber' 5reiprd9uns.
Slai9t ben llnterl6oBamtsplau.
GerlauBt &e9!erun9sbeliB FER @iler'
babueu lno Der Gelesrdpb' unb 3ele'
pbOnliuieu.
@erlangt bic 9iiifjabllln9 BON 25
9roieni Der iiir Ofientli6e 2anoereien'
bejabltrn @eloer, uelber Setra9 lilr
8epdieruu9s5luede oermenoet meroen
ipu.
&epublitaniife.
8iQigt %ldiioent SarriiOns @eripal'
uu9 mo itlmmtBlaines nesReciprocitGt BEL
Grutulrt Dem uerilOhenen GUn9reB
sur Wica mIep Slu.
YerIaugt SnnoeSunterltilsun9 Iiir
YepGiernng i'll Melten.
Ye9ilnltlst @eleBe sur Serblnoerrns
pOnGrpreiun9en curb oa @roBtapltnl.
Yilligi ple 8eltreburgen Der itaatli'
den g&etnusltelllIusstonmiillon
Slltgy ole POM lebten 9On9reB anSe'
ncmmene 5ilberb!ll uno perlangt 8opr
peludbrlmg.
Serldngt 4eniionIrlln9 aller ebrbar
eutlalIeucu Solpater.
&esulrms oer Giienbabnen our9
oas 3pIi6enltaats9eies 9ut9ebelBen
uuo peltcre Gbnll6e @eleb9ebnn9 oer'
l0n9t.
g9ie mlu iiebt, bat uur Die penlOtras
tii6e uuO Die uuabbdn9lge Hartei Den
Ntatb, lid) III Der midtigen Hroblbltl'
ousirase Oiieu nusSuipreheu. Gie re-
publitnnIi9e 4lutiorm isnOrirt pielelbe
suuj nb gar, I'm ia ae!aen Dor ben
3Opi 81 ltOBen. Wtun bentt bier un-
willtiirl,b al ben YoSel StranB, Der,
in Die Guse getrieben, ielnen 0ummtppl
III ben Sano l.edt, uno ii6 unii6tbar
unb auBer @eiahr sluubt, neil er pl6ts
ieheu fauu unO miQ.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-10-08
Die AanSinuteu

Die Aanninuteu
iiir GonsreBabseorbnetru BON
Sios 9afota.
Temotr i'd.
SameS ". gSooos
Don Bennington County.
llnabbansis.
Il. ~. Smitb
pou Minnebaba Gountp.
Republitauii4 d.
Sobn Z. SolleD
pon Clap County.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-28
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Potter, of Phil
adelphia, visited Miss Rena vii.
liams last week.
Mrs. H. H. Appleton, of Odessa, Is
on visit to relatives in Smyrna.
Mrs. Geo. H. Raymond, who return
ed some three weeks ago from an ex-
tended visit to the Pacific and Western
states, with severe cold particularly
affecting the vocal organs, thus inter.
fering with a free converse with her
friends, is very much improved. with
the prospect Of soon being herself
again. She is enthusiastic over the
many wonderful objects of nature and
art that cams under observation, most
all Of which she has Photographic con.
les of. Mrs. NJ. w. culbretb ana Miss
Sue Culbreth, who left the exeursion
to spend a couple Of months in Califor.
mia, have started on their homeward
trip.
~, Hoaeoker and Miss Bert HoiIeck.
or of Middletown, spent Monday with
friends Ia town.
Rev. Or. John A. Roche, Of Brooklyn,
forty years ago pastor Of the M. =.
church Of this town, has met with the
lot common to advancing years. in the
Smyrna times., 1891-01-28
f. ], COLT.

In the death of Z. J. Colt, Smyrna
lOses not only one of its old, but one
of its most familiar figures, as until the
commencement of his fatal sickness q
month ago he was as faithful to his
Office work and the business entrusted
to him as twenty years ago. He had
reached his 10Th year. He contracted
very deep cold about Christmas time,
that held on very tenaciOusly, cOnlin-
ing him to the house, his time occupied
between his bed and chair. He was
apparently better the day he died with
the prospect of being out in a few days
and eat his breakfast with some relish.
Shortly after, his wife who was ar
ranging things about the room heard
q gurgling sound coming from the bed
and turning round found the spirit had
taken its flight. The suddenness was
of course a shock to the family and
friends. His only son, Walter F. G..
Colt, residing in indianapolis, was tel
egraphed for and reached home on Sun
day night, when the funeral arrange
ments were perfected.
Esquire Colt, as he was familiarity
called, from having filed the office for
several terms, was strong character,
man of very firm and decided Opin-
ions, and held 30 his opinions inilexi.
bly,. The two features of q public ma
ture that engaged his attention the
most were Odd Fellowship-the order
in general and Morning Star Lodge in
particular-and the success of the Dem
Ocratic party. Positive, earnest and
direct, in all questions where
he had reached a decided con-
clusion, he had no compromises to
offer and none to accept. A business
matter put in his hand was held with
the same grip and pushed to a result
with the same persistency. When not
engaged in his public duties his time
was mostly spent at home in the bosom
of his family, and as a husband, father,
and friend, be was faithful, tender
and true. He was not Q member of
church, but his loyalty to his wife who
was loyal to her church, (the MethO-
dist made him for this reason and
doubtless from inclination, one of It's
most regular attendants on the public
worship.
When a young man he came to
smyrna and entered the store of Jacob
Raymond to learn the mercantile bus.
lnesa, giving his attention principally
TO book keeping, Several Years later
he entered into business FOR himself
having in the time several naptner'
ships. During the administration &c
President Pierce he illlr An
of Post Master, this W is beginning
the appointment ofh-with a full
Peace during which
teller of the Bank of
Office he filed for abou
subsequently he was f-Mr. Wsl,o.
Jnstic6 OF the geace, Aington nTnS
terms IN succession. d Mllls,
then has been given years afflicted
Of collecting agent. mpanied bv n
lie ne %1a,,sa Mnras Miss Miss Angs completely
Raymond, of Raymond oNs "oleles OF
marriage proved a m,
throughout, singular
Smyrna times., 1891-01-28
ChesWold.

G. BOggs has been appointed Alder
man of CheswOld by the town fathers
in place of S. B. Cooper, resigned.
The citizens of CheswOld and farm
ing in the adjacent country take
a lively interest in the effort
now being made to establish a
canEery there. w. F. Collins is negO
tiating with parties looking this end.
The location of cannery at this point
is sure Of strong support from the farm
ers who are as a rule experienced in
growing vegetables and fruits,
One day last week Mrs. ThOs. CARR
son near Bethel Church picked up a
paper for wrapping a bundle found in
II secluded place in a closet at her
home which chanced to be IA copy of
the SMYRNA TIMES having date of
April, 10th 1865 and contained full
account of the Assassination Of Lincoln
with the inside pages in deep mourn
ing. The contents were not noticed
until it fell into the hands Of her sister,
Mrs. w. +. Collins at CheswOld, where
they were discovered and elected
great deal of interest. Miss Annie
Barnard a sister of Mrs. G-and Mrs.
C-nOw visiting them claims the paper
as a relic of the exciting times which
marked the close of our civil war and
ended the life of president and will
probably take it with her to her home
at StilpOnd, Nd. The paper is older
than the parties herein named, and
was probably placed where it was
found for future reference by Mrs. E
S. Garrison who lived there at that
time and has since been succeeded
by their son.
The Norfolk and New York express
ran into three telegraph poles which
had fallen across the track, between
Dover and Cbes void Sunday morning
Smyrna times., 1891-01-28
Let US Look at the Situation.

What has marked the life of the town
of Smyrna for the past several years
Has our course been progressive, in
active or retrOgrade?
The census shows that it has been
retrOgrade. The number of idle houses.
stores, factories and people points in
the same direction. Whose fault is it ?
Is not the town location very superior
as to transportation, health, climate
and other natural advantages? Ifit is
not the fault of any of the above condi-
tiOns, 1t must be the make up of our
people. We have precedent for the
action of the Board of Trade of other
cities and towns in building up, adver.
tising and encouraging industries in
their midst.
Other towns with not half the nat.
ural advantages we have, with little
or no population have been pushed for.
ward BY the united energy and pro-
gressive spirit of the people and have.
when once started 10 the right way.
continue and become y,or,II
iOus and thriving places.
Is it that we cannot stir I'D enouob
OF this same spirit among our properly
owners, many 6fwhom have a large
number of houses idle and Whic', arr.
likely to remain useless We can in
duce some enterprises to locate with
US and give employment 10 our pe.Dle
and keep them with us.
Every month we lose few and Wa
get very few new ones to take the
places of those gone. It is plain enough
TO any one what the result will he II
this continues.
There are plenty of enterprises that
could be started right here and there
also is plenty of money right here
Money that does not pay per cent
and that is no safer as now invested
than it would be if placed in some busi-
mess enterprise that would not only
benefit all property but would give
employment to the people. What we
want IS plenty of employment for those
VINO are willing to work and it is the
outy OF hecapitalists tOprOvide means
give such employment. II is the work.
ing class OF people who build up and
make our towns and cities prosperous.
u Is this class that deservedly earns
What II gets, and it is this class which
freely spends at home what il earns az
home. ~ ''iH9 ~
How to give this necessary work to
keep our town prosperous and TO in
crease the population is the DrohIano
now before the gentlemen eomnosino
the Board of Trade. They mead haI5
IN many ways besides enanc;aIIIr
Iney want the cooperation of All wbo
wish to have the town of Smvrna in
hne-lf not in the front rant viii
other progressive towns. Thew wan,
9he wise counsel and action of man
who now stand aloOf who could ~
good work BY uniting themselves witt
the Board of Trade. '''
We trust that at the next moptblv
meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 4th th.
Secretary and members will hav,
enough new names of progressive citi
zens to swell the roll to at least on,
hundred.