Smyrna times., 1891-06-03

tier than anyone expected them to ri ri
But few months more will ha
,pse when the trade of all the hii
ntral and South American states, re-
retofore almost mOnOpOlized by "
lgland, France and Germany, will be
tirely controlled by the people OF dc
g United States. tn
SMYRNA and Vicinity. n
BASE BALL won't flourish extensively ri
Smyrna this year. c
ALL grades of mattings, beautiful
,tterns, at MEGEAR's. j
WIN. Geo. Hill advertises a large I,
lantity of peach baskets for sale. v
Two carloads of strawberries were a
,iDped from CheswOld on Monday. f
THERE is a constantly growing de-
land that other people be good and do S
oOd. {
ARIZONA, % cents per pound. Roast
d every Friday by MEGEAR y Son
'ry it, -
THE largest assortment of wash
,brics, in dress goods, at MEGEAR
! Sons. ]
OUR Smyrna boys who have gone to
to live, are sketched by
correspondent in another column.
RUBBER tires for carriage wheels are
getting popular. They were suggested
)y the bicycle.
The place to buy your coffee Is from
a coffee rOaster. MEGEAR u SON
roast all their cOffees. j
THE fourth of July will be the next
holiday. 1t will occur on Saturday and
thus give two holidays in succession.
The Christian EndeavOr prayer
meeting will be dispensed with Sun
day evening-the children having pos
session of the room.
THE Strawberry crop seems to be |
large in this section, the Steamer Eta |
having the largest shipment on Mon
day she ever carried.
THE June moon, which will be new
on the 9th and full on the 22nd, will
make several interesting cOnjunctiOns
with planets during the month. a
THERE will be a special meeting of
the w. C. T. o., at Miss Susie Hud-
sons on Thursday evening immedi-
ately after prayer meeting. SEC'Y.
THE Steam Dredge, "Alva," Capt.
Wilkins is now at work near Smyrna
Landing making improvements under
last appropriation made by Congress.
BETHEL will hold Childrens day SER
vice next Sunday and are rehearsing
for it and expect four instrumental
pieces to aid the music from Whining
ton.
WM. G, MORRIS, Familiarity known
as doc" Morris, died at his residence
at Smyrna Landing last Sunday after
a long illness, from consumption, aged
A years.
THE dog question has been upper.
most the past week. One Of our citi'
zens can't see the propriety of levying
a tax on a valuable horse, and letting
an "Ornery" dog go free,
IT cost Oliver Peregoy $3.50 and
Harvey FAIRIES $3.50 for attacking
other boys without provocation th'
past week. This kind of medicine
most always goes to the right spot.
A PARTY of young men from Phila
delphia are camping in the shade Q
, Lake Como" otherwise Smyrna mil
! pond. These or other parties hav
, been coming here for two or threI
r years.
S. r. briggs, residing near town
3 commenced picking and shipping earl
s Richmond cherries yesterday. tn
trees are very full, and he has a pros
!. pective crop of 100 baskets or sa
D 5000 pounds.
For warm weather wear, stra
i hats, mOhair, serge, outing cloth coai
u and vests, madras, oxford, cheviO
and flannel shirts, Edward G.. Wal
has an assortment to meet the demand
o of all this week. I
Ie THE attention of our farmers wi
20 grow peaches or other products Whit
, they desire to ship to northern ma
- ket is called to the advertisement
" John II. Redmond, 4S Hudson Avenl
n Albany, New York.
a. 5. A. BUCHANAN administrator
the estate Of the late Anne E. BuC
ahan will sell the household goods
a ner late residence on Mt. Vernon
be saturday, June 9th at 2 P. n. B.
of Weldon, AuctiOneer.
ay ALWAYS treat a cold with respe
ne Ninety-nine times out Of hundred
&C. will get we'll without care, but the hi
,es dredth cold, If neglected, may lead
AZ bronchitis or pneumonia. Il Is best
take no such chances.
&c REV. ]. A. B. WILSON In a rec
ted address gave utterance TO the fOllC
o. ing UniYersalist sentiment: 81 belii
the Lord does the very best thing
70 he can for ns always, and 81
hey death he puts Us in the place
ors suited for as.
the
oil. Jos. T. STEVENS, residing near b
a.. zion church, takes the lead this y
in peas. He brought TO the store
= VIM. A. Winford on Friday not o
will the first peas Of the season, but
baskets Of them, and another lot Of
same article on Saturday.
ariff WE make a specially Of "a
the groceries. High grade cof
Mocha, Java, MaracaibO, &C., are q
fully selected from the importer
" roasted by ourselves every week
IN prices that will compete with
,ges- markets. Our constant aim ia
I 10 please. 4 MEGEAR & So
OUR farmers who have purch
Iaon their peach baskets from the
asses down the county advertised In
list other column) speak highly Of Il
ana Mr.. Startling, whose purchase 0
Colby Smith has previously
~ noted, Is particularly pleased I
d "a they have been received and exam
,Oun- and says they are better baskets
also he paid twelve cents for q few J
back and says they are strong en-
and would serve him for several (