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Smyrna times., 1891-08-12
Peaches.

We are now in the busiest of the
peaSh season, the crop he.
r Ing ma, fastened by the hot weather. The
returns have been very nnsatisfactorv
ana lar below what was anticinate3
Inc great number of prematures p. sont
Ine prices down, and the close mn@g COW
weather oflast week had a tendapcu1ss s y
sPeeak END rot them. The market his 10
W Me ) "a = improving under better wealth.
sra 81 ana good fruit. The returns for good
IruIt yesterday were Philadelnb;ae sou "a
70 70 20 cents per basket New York S 20
20 Sl.OO; Boston. IS to $I.25 Rartio ~
E pears nnn are selling in Boston from so to
Tbupsd iS a , basket S'a;o The shipments on
FOG, Monday, l9i. iOO
VI THIS number, 60 baskets wen, -
Jersey City, ha to Philadelphia I'd AZ =, 70
/ H osoh =, and points east, 8 to Chester r.
: eaoh TO- Canandaigua and Utica tw6
lars to eight, and one car To COL TWO
llne other places, '0" OF
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12


Yesterday was an unluckv dav for
the Baltimore & Delaware Bav Rail.
road: Seven cars of peaches were
run down to Bombay Hook Monday
evening, intended for the New YorS
market, but there was no boat there n
carry them across the bay, and after
waiting until 8 O'clOak they were haul.
ca back to Clayton and forwarded to
Philadelphia instead OfNew York. Hav.
missed the market intended. thew were
SOLD on the account of the railroad
During yesterday morning there was a
smash up at Bingham station on the
same road, which must have been a
pretty bad one rs from the intelligence
which reached US in the early EVENING
the wreckage had not been cleared
away for the passage of trains The
peaches for this truin were not only
lost or damaged, but those behind
could not get by, and the weather was
sottening and deteriorating them
This road runs through the most nro.
INC peach district of the shore. and if
is Important to growers to have everv
precautiOn in the Railroad MANAGE
ment, "'''i"se'
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

WIN. T. CROAsDALE, formerly of
Wilmington aud native of Christians
hundred died last Sunday of portion
e''S' he was man of great deal of
personal vigOr. inclined to be cratic
he commenced newspaper work as edi.
tor OF the Georgetown Union during the
war. Afterwards, he was for number
OF years city editor of the Wilmington
DAILY Commercial, the first daily psper
published in that city, but retiring
from that paper in 1871. with G q
cameron started the Every Evening,
winch soon bought out the Commercial
About 1882 Mr.. CrOssdale retired from
tbs EVery EVening and engaged in
newspaper work in Baltimore and sinh.
sequently in New York.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12
Obituaries.
WA. p. LEGe. JR

VIM. P. Legg, Jr.. son oP Dou,,,. n
5LGgg' VINO died at his home in PbiIe
ueiPnla on Thursday was brought tn
ISsldence OF his uncle, VIM. p ToO Wy
nohuay morning, and buried Ire,
slteThOon, the interment being in ,ho
Ianlly ourying ground in the En;snn l0
pa cemetery. His illness was of abont
q months duration, of both a kidnou
anu pulmonary trouble, following q .
aCtack OF measles. He was in he 5S ~
year His youth was spent mos, Tr
Win MS uncle in this town. Wbon
nan grown boy be commenced oIau,'
thss AFTER following this for two 0r
SUlee years he made break for the
"eSC 70 better his condition. hut aHa.
Z while returned east, was n reDo @.SeI
ior Tune on the Philadelpbia IT,
theh IN the employ of the ADAM TS.o'
press company, then with the Nst;onaI
iis %uoS 70. snq was running an estab.
n u,snment OF this kind on his own GO
o oUa AZ zoo North 9th street. and aIso
One on south street, when overta1 ioo
WIN MS fatal illness. Tbosa - I.l
Employ say his business promised da az
;Iueu success. He married three voass
lgo Philadelphia lady who snry;' as
'sa., ne lett no children. The GoreI
'neEngs sent by Philadelphia friend.
we're numerous and very bapdsoma
ne was a member of the Heptasonbs
f $1,000. w MS life
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

The high sugar of preserving time
does not stand in the way of the house
VIE as IN former years. As result of
the tariff and the fight between the su.
gar Trust and Claus Spreckels. the
people are buying sugar cheaper than
ever before and are smiling at their
good luck. First the Trust and then
sPreckels cuts prices. The last relic
ZION brings the price dS.xas--vo4 cents
%4iOleS"re Tor graduated sugar, and
this too in the preserving season. Last
year the price was double that it now
is "
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12
Smyrna Library Favnred.

Daniel B. Cummins, Esq, President
OF the Girard Bank, of Philadelpbia
sent his check last week to-
Alex. G. Cummins, which was
handed over by him to the treasurer of
the Library Association. The. check
was drawn for 500 to purchase books
for the public library of this town. The
Encyclopedia Britannica, % volumes.
mas been purchased of the agent,
John b. Cooper, and is now on the
snelVes' The residue of money will be
appropriated to the purchase of new
books so as to keep the library up with
the current publications of the .dav
Mr.: Cummins has thus, as he has sew
eral times before in transmitting his
check for 500 placed the young peo-
and patrons of the Smyrna Library
under obligation to him for his contin.
ued iavors to the place of his nativity.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12
FAe outing Of the Peninsular pros.
Association. -0SS

Association.
Inc publication of the TIMES co,,i,
eHi!y Va the week, we have only tin,s
" transmit the initial part ~ H.
Up, anu second week coming aftar
a sue most OF the editors have had tbs;r
niuBi makes the matter sonavbat
seale. we are thus admOnisbeH ~
nrevity OF what might otherwise h, ~
lnaae an interesting narratIve o.
communication last week was IL,
Win the approach TO and dansrt.,1u
from watkins Glen, davis ionn.a''
snort OF Niagara Falls. The Lriobtsy
OF monday morning presented cbar,s,s,
20 what had been so enchaptina .Ls
gay before, and the impressions >, .ao
9y the many points Of interest 4, ~
uien-the towering and MASSIVE ,,oils
OF the Cathedral, the Rrotto . wa,is
Dreams Minnehaha. Rainho,g Ea1i
Cavern Cascade, the Labvr;nth aiiS'
.o ,soi, umbrella Falls, &C., will NOT
Io',.;I pass away from the minds of the
1f 1 WntI., y were told BY a resident
:, -, " .,u1 Glen that generation or
W. aso Ihe property of the Glen eouId
AYE ts oeen bought for $3.50. the neonJa
!, /, .nis hliiy county taking account Of
ohly as big rent in mountain ~
zone, put last year, by the thoronob
e Sss eno IL has got, commanded
oo,VoV. Inc ride down Seneca Iake
= s''e steamer Schuyler which bad
ssn Piaced at the service of the Fdi.
prlal party BY the Seneca Lake steana !;
= N li Co, was most charming e. n,
y cooi' bright atmosphere of ~ p
ofnlng. II is very pleasant hreaE to
= long ride and every wav,desirahIa 70
s's '9af's'' me waters s0f the lake Is
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12
Bank Officers 90 Fishinn

The officers of the National RsnL %
oTmyrna-Cashier Janney. teller Vasb.
Ell, and book keeper Davis b,d ~
outing on Friday, that il. thev 49,
1shlng after the bank hours If t6nt
a aaS' aHt gag remarkable good luck
anu, 70 prove u was 40 fish story thew
' were telling, brought The fish home
WY, WIN them, 10! dozen. As before sfa.
.eu, IL was after three O'Clock bafora
.Eey began to make ready far
tiIe expedition. They put their
ooaI on wheels and jumped in II
ieacning White Hall Landing and
1Da!unchlhg 1t In the waters of Teinsic
HlVer at O'Clock. The eaIcnIaiioo
ABOUT the tide was exact Casbiar
IS.anney was the first to throw in 10
Hne, the bait was Immediately seilaJ
ana ~ pulling it out of the water fomnS
ne mad hooked two fish. He forgot oil
ABOUT the heavy bank ledgePs IN III
ecstasy, having only to throw In snJ
pun out. He had heard abont snoS
luck but had never Experienced q -"
dO,e; LAWS, as tony fisherman. had |
cat Iig hls long rod and reel but il was
ta TOO long to be used to advan.
eaSe ~ the narrow inlet, and In his
eno[t TO get his line detached and
n&ed 70 a short pole, Seeing his com.
Panlons were rOping them inl Jene
oeIeWe so excited that they had 10 res.
I tl, him. they ssy, to keep him from
unPihg overheard and CATCHING the
perch with his hands. He bowavar
soon got his short rod to work and waS
grained to know that his fish would
cunt as fast in the pile as those Of
'anney and VoshelI. as the shades of
j;S o5 began to gather, our Gsbemen
lea up their line, replaced their boat
~ Il the wagon gear and re-entered tbe
V !, VI o ABOUT nine O'Clock, highly elateJ {
= tnelr success. 1t would be Droner
a., say that they generously Shared
t La their nelghbors good frv for i
he mornings meal. E 'or
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

The idea of Americanization is tax
ing deeper hold all the time upon
our people. The Capital Neaos, pub
ilshed IN Washington, is making a de-
termined fight against what it terms
the employment of foreigners in the
pubic service" 1t does not, by this.
mean a crusade against citizens of for.
eign birth, but only those Office HOLDING
foreigners who are not citizens, having
failed to take out naturalization nonors
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12
r. R. DUN & Co., in their last issue

H. R. DUN & Co., in their last issue
say: ''9' ISSUE
Win WIN business in many lines disan.
Pointlngly dull. the feeling of conf
dence, nevertheless, distinctIv -
creases. Its basis that crop prosnects
grow clearer and brighter while The
prospects Of foreign. demand for n5sT:
lean Grain expand with every weeks
news. The belief increases that the
country will be able to sell sncb vast
quantities of grain abroad and to draw
SO heavily upon foreign supplies of
capital that all home industries will he
greatly stimulated. Cotton reports
are also most favorable on the whole
ana corn is making excellent progress
with an enormous acreage.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

liz - On Tuesday, Aug N 700,
Mlie Of ", +. Riggs. sF 4n ba a. l2si Sarah NJ
are lyes and near friends or ~ year
afternoon August lay Il S,ss Tha nS@
cbrroh p ~ To proceed ~ Rs,, ~ 5ne house az
'e''iees to held at the church d1on Baptist
t foh,, -I:-On the Sth inst naa, g.
aged months son OF Joseph and Mary y shfeIg
Roads Richard an ' R near Blackstone Gross
aged iayeaTs 2months s sSd q dS Chss G. Ross,
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
Smyrna, DeI.,
wednesday Afternoon, Aug, 70, 1891

THE TIMES is published every "Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HoFFEcKER. Editor and
Proprietor. at Smyrna, Del
TERMS-sUBscRIPTIoN-One year. strictly IN sd.
vance sl.5O; If not paid in advance, $500 No
paper discontinued until all arrears are maid
only at the option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at tho ratio
of Seven Gents line for the frstinsertion sinh.
sequent insertions Three.and.a.half cents
liberal discount made to quarterly semi.anDual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be CHARGED Five Cor
per line.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

81 Maiat IL the Ely iSSI6 sh g the church Of
seeo 1Sdn 81 england. Ponson6y D1gmos square
Ose Of s Bs ~ me late Rev William oSis
son of the late Mrs BenSni',ID Devon, land grand
Alonao As,ngellne second dsnSbter 6F ~, Del
sl ep6snsJo01N rs, the 5th inst ey Per %inn
H. Jones Of tbis I'll H. seaggs and Miss Hail. ., n
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12
MRS. SARAH RIGGS.

Mrs Sarah NJ. Riggs. WIFI Of NJ.
r. Riggs, died at their pas;do., " u
nus .nls town Monday night about mia =
hIgnt very suddenly. She rearod ll' ~
Oeu ~ about eleven O'Clock H. "
usual health She was a,vaI, ne, ne,
ABOUT ten minutes before her Sao eneu
WIN choking sensation which nr",.a' :
20 De a hemOrrhage, and befora .Oseu
~ usS gn could get the proper Remedial
az, Ine now mad become irresistibIe anS
NE was soon extinct. ana
she was born June 18th. 1910 -
was therefore in her 73rd wear ~ ~
maiden name was Sevil and has ~.
I Yer stiii living in town, Mrs. EmiJjno %
q z ares widow Ofthe late Josenh FaS,a.'
que ,,. married Mr.. Riggs in early life ana
E %ss t always held In high respect bv
her children surviving her ara 2 NJ
i4ayinia Reynolds, wife of Gov R sl,s'
=; reynolds, Petersburg, DELI NJ
MARY smith, widow of the lafeh Re-
y. smith, Philadelphia Abel & R;eaJ
y tn' r; Riggs, Jr., Mrs. Sarah KeeSs
VIC OF Elijah Keys; Mrs. Anna Dav,s
wife Of VIM. r. Davis. vs.
She was brought up I'm the Old
'cnooi Baptist Faith and has alwsvs
maintained her connection with tSs
,,9clety which meets at BrvDzion
'nurch near KentOn, to which place
er remains will be conveyed toImor.
=" afternoon for interment.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

Act on new pliDcinle- -. .AAA'
1 s,s,.. stomach aud bowels 5s Iasetg t6e
i p;lls a new discovery D c"SM the
toa..: Peedily cure bilionsness III atlles'
Far nv l'Vef, piles, constipation taste
AZ s,ss women, children Smsl ~ s,..,
'''' wesley benney's Drugstore ' PICS
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

soraS U IT, sAIg Se n 5he world for Gus Bru,e
Shapped Hands. Cbiih hsum, Fever Sores letter
reonred hnd positively cures Piles or M sxln
faction or Is guaranteed to give perfect sa hsy
= x Eor sale bY James n HaaSe - cents per
T. @ HarmonsOn. CLAYTON noHscker' Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

WALTER SHELTON will run a hack
to Collins Beach tomorrow night.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12
Smyrna and Vicinity.

smyrna and Vicinity.
CALL for the''SIilford" Baking Pow
der, one pound cans. ."
The best Baking Powder in The
United States for the money Is tbo
Milford" Sne
If you dress for comfort Won sho,,,s
have lightweight coat and vest a
Walls. "
JOSEPH CUMMINs, while putting a
ring in hogs nose Friday mornino
had one OF his fingers bitten off bv tbe
vicious animal. 'N0
WHEN you see man look nj bis
watch and put It back into his nockat
ask him the time and ia nine casas
ont Of ten he cannot tell YOU until ~
has looked again. "
THE Philadelphia and smvrn.
Transportation Company to insura az
good facilities for shippers as Dossibia
have secured another barge to carr
their extra freights.
ATTENTION is called to the nau
time table of the steamer Fila anS
barge Saunterer for remainder of 49,
Saturday, the 10Th. '00'
THERE IS constant rattle throu0b ;
'nr streets, Of wagons going to tRa !
'ars or boat with fruit, or returning !
lone hurriedly with empties. Ths
lays have been hot enough but hardIv
ong enoAgh for some Of the busy as. {
aers. g
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

HUNDREDS of merchants are now
selling the milford" Baking Powders.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

Two and One-half cents at Philadel.
phia ON fruit by the basket. 1t becomes
virtually that when one considers that
tne rate is five cents by water to
fnliadelphia, aud an allowance
OF - cents for each every basket
shipped. Philadelphia is the onlv
market allowing the farmer anything
for his basket. 3
Carla1 ,,AeV OI lrult..................... cts
O'''''''''''''.. '....'....,............... g
Allow :, , , - = cts
vi DAsket..'...... .................. ~
Total expense, except per cent com.
mlsslOn ......... ................. ..... Al<ots
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

USE the Mohawk" or milford
Baking Powder. pound tins. #
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

JOHN B. COOPER had grapes on sale
Saturday. The Sth of August is very
early for grapes.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

REV. Mr.. WILSON will be home
from the camp meetings and Gil his
pulpit next Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

The Smyrna Creamery manufactur-
ed 8, l59 lbs. of butter in July from 3d.
III quarts of milk.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

when Baby was sick wegave her Castoria
when she was Child, she cried for castorio
when she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them CASTOR.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

AGRICULTURAL fairs and horse-rac.
ing will soon be the rage.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

WATERMELONs have become album
CANT IN market. Harvey Stewart has
had the largest collection.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

IN the midst of the other hustle
among the farmers Including large
part OF the town pOpulation) will be
that in few days of tomato canning
Inc rainy weather of July gave the
plants good push forward and the
not suns of August will ripen them
last A few have already been brought
In, and the general work will com.
mence in few days. John Fl. Hof-
tecker has about 100000 cans made un
TO commence with. The road to the
rear OF the factory, which last year be-
came badly cut up by the heavy IooSs
OF iruit. has been made solid and firm
by thick planting of cobble stones
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

MAsHBURN & Arlington's shows win
Oe ~ smyrna Friday Of next week.
w S : y Sunday school picnic at
woodland Beach to-day. ny
The Summer School will close Fri.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

a BIG cotton crop and a big corn
ana sa wheat crop are harbingers of bet =
vet 1Sr times IN the coming fall and winter
nese conditions can be relied on 10
produce better results and more bann;o
- anu contentment than any poiiti.
."' platform enunciated by any marty
!" All the political centres Then az
nose the great fruit crops. and wo
nave foundation to build on which
must make business hum when once II
commences after the holidavs -
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

n CITIZEN who has recentIv heoD
spending a short season at the Seos;J Sd
enjoying the beauties of the famed ro'
treats of the millionaires. came bomo
with the idea that things in this world
are not evenly divided. That Will
ne mad but just enough from dav 70
uay 10 meet his wants, the owners of
those little less than palaces were inst
rolling In luxury. Well. what are vo"
gong to do about it? Nothing That
sensible. In all probability the fonnS<
atIop stones for q good deal of this els.
gance and grandeur We're laid by The
closest application to the yerieet drnd1
cry OF work by some of the prouenitors
OF the now fortunate or unf6rtnnato
owners. who saved the pennies 80 s srS'
July that the dollars multIDIied ran.
lacIy' and who didn't RrItter away thar
Ilme and means in even short trims
Let him work and save and sorimn apd
leave the nucleus of fortune, 10 be
increased perhaps by his next genera
uon, 9pd gnlikelier things have han
Pened than that bis descendants VII,
nave nave an establishment at EIberon
newport, Saratoga or some other resort
LOT Tue nigh rollers Of fashion.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

The EastOn district Epworth League
VIII meet manual convention at CLAY
ton on September l and 2.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

The time to wear negligee Shirt is
IN warm weather. Its solid comfort.
A large assortment at Edwd. G. Walls.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

HE prediction that August would
rs De scorcher," has been fully verified
70 the past five days. Mondav tba
mercury reached go in WiImiSoton
ana Philadelphia, the thermomet sOm
mere registering from 800 to 95o The
temperature has been almost as bisb
since, but the air has been driver a5d
WITH more Of breeze, and CONSEQUENT
~ more endurable. The nights bavo
4, o,,. almost breezeless and Consequent
y oppressive. It has been severe on
tna ng people, but no sun strokes
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

IHE Creamery Company has changed
she local agency for the sale of their
Outter from the store of J. w. Jones
TO that of Geo. M. Stevenson.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

LETTER writers complain at the
wholesale way the constables about
Dover arrest and put IN Jail the tramns
tney ma, their interest in the case
0eing, 1t is said, to increase their fees
we are told by farmers in this vicinitv
they are better class than usual anS
an absolute necessity to enable them
70 get their peaches to market. David
N. BOggs, near the Big Oak" has mas
nearly 7 ay thirty of them, and Geo. Reed
b LoilaHu, OF the same neighborhOod
mas about twenty. There is scarcely q
farmer in the peach belt who has not
peach plucks" according to his re-
quirementS for extra labor to get biO
FRUIT to market. They may be verv ir.
regular in their habits-working two or
t .hree weeks like TrCjans and spending
their earnings in a night-bnt the
farmer in the meantime has his frn;t ~
market, and, it is hoped, a good Dile Of
money to his credit IN bank
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

ATTENTION is called to the adver-
usement of the real estate of the late
Dr; Joseph A. Goodwin, at public sale
at Kenton, Thursday, 9th inst.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

- t L city markets are full of all kind.
~ iruis. Bananas are arriving freely
rom the tropics and are selling Temsrt.
aoiy iow--much lower than has hear
sne case for many years; aud IN fact
an kinds Of fruit are in great ouantl
Ies' California contributing verv
largely TO help fill the Market Ho@.
ever, California fruit is IN good az.
mano owing to the superior packing
anu better carrying quality. I'm
uouotedly, the present low prices will
give way TO an improved tone with
very much lighter shipments WIN
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

DIR. u. DAWSON, formerly of Fred
erica, now in the TreasnTv Dda
ment, Washington, filled tbs nnI1p,t ar "
the Methodist church On pSSIPis OF
; turning and evening, presenting sub.
Jsc's mat enforced the spirited life Of
1 o,;s cnnreh. He has been with his
WIFE, visiting her father, Thos b b. Cons n,S
s icy near Frederica, stopping to see
ms daughter, Mrs. VIM. b. Hndso To
en- route to Washington. uuSon'
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

HE circular of Snow a. Co. of Ros.
1on, IN speaking of the ruinonslv Io9,
prices fruit obtained ia Boston said
V not for the auction method
now prevailing to a large extent an
peaches, in this city. W. beIja~a az, ~
B s.VJs would De worse than they are.
a Hy .ne auction system the goods are
~ disposed 20 OF early in the day, securing
al; al the pest buyers in the early MORN.
W.. .ns, ana the fruit going into CONSUME.
slon the same day brings BUYERS hack
mere the next morning. ConseouentIv
through the auction system the ont-nSt
can DC made very much larger and m
results generally, much more satisfsc-
'ory IN our opinion. !
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

CALL for he''OIilford" Baking Pow.
der, one pound cans.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

ONE OF the busiest places is Bitter &,
L1esher's Hosiery Factory. Hot or
cold' y is on the hum from seven
O'Clock 10 the morning to half-past six at
night. The shipment TO and fro of the
product for manufacture or worked mn
haterlal, is animpOrtantitem to the com
meTGe OF Smyrna River. They are off
70 woodland Beach to-day for a rest
and cooling breezes. i0''
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

JOSEPH CUMMINs, while putting a
ring in hogs nose Friday morning
had one Of his fingers bitten off by tbe
vicious animal. JUG
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

If you dress for comfort YOU shonld
have lightweight coat and vest A
good assortment at. Edward q
Walls. ~
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

CLEMENT V. SCOUT, near the "Bio
Oak" commenced picking Mooro5s
Early grapes Monday. They are a
large, me grape, and the crop is in fine
condition. He will have from five to
SIX tons OF this variety, alone. The
muggy, weather of last week and tbe
week before caused the rot To set in
with some of the later varieties
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

The salutatiOn is, "Have Won taLon
i xout outing yet Z" If the response is
NOT yer put will go SOON" then the
question Is Where are you going and
no" long will be your stay"
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

REV Mr.. WILSON. eentenar,,ates ca
curing large tent to be placed on
some available lot in IL e town for the
services. s'Ous
SATURDAY night customers from the
country Oy deferri ing their purchases
=! until i after bedtime, are chargeable, it
Is sald, with making some of our mer-
chants break the Sabbath.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

The best Baking Powder ia the
United. United states for the money is the
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

THERE is a good deal of jealousy
among the Atlantic resorts on the Ney
Jersey coast, and each slurs the otbar
aoOut some fancied or real disadvaD.
tage that the one has not. At nresen,
atlantic City has more visitors than ire
northern or southern neighbors and
perhaps more than all Combined IT,
Is visitors that bring the aroo ~
measure of success. s0"'es'
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

LAST Saturday was "colOred dsvn =,
woodland Beach. There were quite
number from this town and vicinity
Out the larger number were from Little
Greek and Jones' Necks. To-morrow
VIII be Big Thursday" for the colore1
people of this vicinity.
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

). Z; BAILEY, purchaser of the late
,' b0yer farm, near Chesyold, has
S SullC thereon new barn, Leatlv
fenced the front, put out sh Ia tTs.y
ana made other Improvements that are
nc to one riding by. w. T.
Thornton is the tenant
Smyrna times., 1891-08-12

SEVERAL Of our peach growers have
mad tags printed at the TINES OFFICE
TO tie on their baskets-name and
Plaee-iDstead of defacing them with
olg ugly letters Others can be sim
ilarly served.