Smyrna times., 1891-07-29

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,ther. 1t will be happy thing when
The railroad and farmers have reached +
4 satisfactory ground of adjustment, '
all around. q
Smyrna and Vicinity.
Hon. E. L. MARTIN, of Seaford, ad
vertises 10000 peach trees,
l.. E. ANTHONY's eight acres of
have yielded 2l 900 quarts.
WE were visited early this morning
with thunder storm and heavy rain
fall.
JOHN c. SToCKLY has added to the
comfort of his dwelling by the addition
of front porch.
LAST Thursday the Woodland Beach
nine defeated the Dover team with a
score of IL to 0.
The new style straw hat, have you
seen it And the latest fad in caps at
Edward G.. Walls. i
MEssRs. McGaw & Bro. are building |
an addition to their factory, which will |
be the processing room.
w. L. GOODING, Principal of the
Conference Academy, calls the atten-
ton of parents to that institution.
A DROVE of some thirty cattle from
below, passed through Smyrna Friday
for the northern markets.
The A tlantic Telephone Company
has placed one of its--4Ong distance
ph ones in the Ofice-Denney's Drug
Store.
c. H. REGISTER has greatly improved
the entrance of his yard by substitu-
ting a neat open one in the place of the
high board fence.
The Sunday School of Dover NJ. E.
Church and the Avenue Chapel will
make an excursion to Woodland Beach
by cars on Tuesday, 18th of August.
THE temperature Sunday night in
many States was the coolest on record
for this season of the year. Light frosts
occurred in Michigan and North Dako-
| ia.
If you want silk or gloria UNI
brella for lady or gentleman, the lar
gest assortment is to be~f66nd at Ed
ward g. Walls. A new lot opened
this week. - i
! GEO. F. BROWN is now canvassing in
Norfolk, Va. He sold two of the Far
rell & Co.'S. safes last week to firms in
that city, one for 81 ,250 and another
for 81 $50.
SOME ten OF fifteen couples of young
people went to Woodland Beach Mon
day evening, returning after midnight.
The chief feature of the evening was
the dance.
IT is feature of lady shopping to be
interested in remnants. John b. Coop
er can interest all such intensely. Read
his large line in this particular, and
, make him visit.
The attention of farmers is called tC
the advertisement of Listers Anima
Bone Fertilizers, no rock used and
analysts guaranteed. Jas. c. Robinson
? is the local agent.
: The Jersey Central Railroad Com
pany it is said will ship peaches owe
i the Delaware Bay Railroad to Wood
: land Beach, thence by float across tn
i Delaware to New Jersey.
SAMUEL TAYLOR has sold abou
II 1OO, 900 peach BASKETS and could hav
2 sold nearly as many more if he coul
v have kept in supply. He expects an
h other car load in a day OF two.
T. LULU BECK, daughter of E. H. Bee
$ fell at the residence of he: uncle, NJ
re o. Benjamin in Salisbury while wall
ing across the floor, and broke her arm
She and her sister Alice went ther
B, last week on visit.
re TOMATOES of home growth will 500
Of be abundant. They were in mark'
10 last week in sufficient quantities
= drop the price down to 5 cents p
. quart and fifty cents per basket. I'll
d yield promises to be large.
Id Mt. FRIENDSHIP A. NJ. +. Churc
re under the charge of Rev. VIM. E.
= wards, will hold their annual can
- meeting in Mudge's Woods west
en- Clayton, commencing Saturday, Au
3, 9Th and holding until the 10th.
d. T. REEDER, who bought and 7
Z. sided on a farm near Blackbird sever
OF years, returning to the oil regions tV
as or three years ago, lost his life Ia
to- week by the bursting of an oil tank
.u Butler, Pa, and died from the bur
He was a brother to A. S. Reeder, resi-
Ell ing west OF Clayton.
ng SOME fine peaches are now bel
,ot shipped, and fair prices are being rel
lied. The premature fruit is not
plentiful as it was a week or two a
lis and the growers seem to be of {
a opinion that the later varieties W
nes mature properly and will not turn {
- as bad as was expected short time al
her THE dissatisfaction about the ms
uc- has been somewhat remedied by lC
ta- pouches for the early morning mail
the both Wilmington aud Philadelph
- This does not remedy however t
'n'' bnnching of the mass of mail mat
the both north and south at near the sa
hOur-betWeen ten and eleven o'clC
of in the forenoon.
out
- THE sixth annual circular and ca
'"e lOgue of the Goldey Wilmington CO
10 mercial college, is very handsome p
be licatiOn and we'll gotten up. The {
vas page contains an excellent portrait
hot Prof. II. S. Goldey, the principal a
founder, and the rest of the book
are all containing seventy pages, is tai
loss up with remarks explanatory of
ing workings of the school.
4 COPY Of kilograms of sales
ne . ,,.,As shinned nv w G. Hill