Smyrna times., 1891-07-22

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$198, 1861 on deposit in our banks
subjected to check.
THE attention of persons buying or
selling real estate is called to the ad-
vertisement of ThOs. F. Hanlon,
Wilmington.
IF you are interested in solid com.
fort for this warm weather see the line
of Serge, MOhair and Flannel Coats
and vests at Edward G. Walls. 4
THE trains will leave Smyrna for
Woodland Beech tomorrow as follows:
7.30, S.45 A. NJ, and $50 p. M. return
ing will leave the beach at 600 and
7.15 p. M.
THE truck farms show well devel-
Oped crops. The frequen trains have
been of great benefit TO all kinds of
vegetation. but truckers most appreci-
ate frequen trains, it keeps their crops
growing and saves watering.
The american says the merchant
who fails TO appreciate the fact that his
clerks are human beings and need rest
once in a while, will some day discover
that his clerks forget to give him the
best service they can perform.
Young men and Women taken from
farm and village, and prepared at once
to take responsible positions, by attend
ing GOldey Commercial College, Will.
mingtOn, Del. Read the advertise
ment in another column and send for a
free catalogue.
THERE is no harm in ripe fruit, it is
the natural and appointed diet for this
season of the year, alike for old and
young. But eating fruit some of it
unripe, and drinking cOpiOusly of ice
water as has been the practice of a
good many, may result in diarrh9a and
other bowel disturbances.
SHERIFF Cole sold two properties in
front of the Delaware House last Sat-
urday afternoon. The property of
VIM. H. Baggs was bought by Mrs.
Baggs for 81, 500. The farm belonging
to Catharine Rice and John Rice near
RaymOnd's Church 100 acres, was
bought by Isaac COwdright for SO, ,545.
SUMMERS a pleasant time. There
are occasional days when it is some
what uncomfortable on account of the
humidity in the atmosphere, but they
are not of long duration, and summer
shower soon comes to the relief of suf.
fering humanity The exhilaration of
the air which follows makes amends for
the few hours of discomfort, which
only come occasionally.
VIM. T. CHANCE, a prominent mer-
chant of Georgetown, died there on
Friday and his remains were brought
to Smyrna on the morning train yes
terday and inferred in GlenwOOd Gem
etary. He had reached his 62nd year.
Mr.. Chance was native of Maryland
but had lived in this state many years.
His widow was a daughter of Benz.
Enos, who was an energetic business
man of Smyrna previous to his death
some forty years ago, owned and died
in the house now occupied by c. H.
Register.
II MN NuO lASb WCCk III june W bub
middle of July was exceedingly cool
for summer temperature, especially the
nights. Benz. F. Jacobs who has been
trucking over a dozen years says he
has never had such experience before
in summer with cold hands and feet in
working in the early morning among
his truck, much of the time sugges-
tive of frost. The change of the past
week or two has made a great improve
ment in the growth of corn and vege-
tables.
The following comments upon Miss
Jetferis who will appear in SMYRNA on
next Friday evening have been quoted
from the Pennsylvania press
Her Interpretation was most excel
lent. She has versitality which is
Bound to carry her into public favor"
her selections were varied and diff
cult, but executed with faultless skill
and exactness."
"The little lady is finished elocu-
tiOnist."
"She command the admiration and
applause of an audience that a Helen
Potter or a Uella F. Brown might have
been proud Of"
The farm of + Tower neor Pran