Smyrna times., 1891-09-09

"5 w INC program. In
services were held under the boar
roohng, the sides all open, the ligl
3 ram OF the evening not disturbir
those present in the least. They hor
for more decidedly good weathe
Is next Sunday.
., The dog muzzling ordinance is not
popular one with the dogs or tbei
owners. The muzzling grows into dis
, use more and more until officer Gran
has to Kill lot, and then the dog
come out muZzled. He has thus kille
70. A man who hasn't dogs, thinks
he had killed 100 the town would b,
l. that much better off.
II. u. Walls, our enterprising clotbie
received letter few daVs ago from
responsible shirt factory, asking if fit,
! women could be secured as Operatives
: advantages of location &c. Mr.. Wall
KNOWS the factory as leading one fol
character and responsibility, and if it il
Chelf purpose to go into country
town, no place can offer superior if a,
good advantages as Smyrna. The in
curry has of course been handed owe,
to the Board of Trade.
SUNDAY was another dismal day
similar In character to that which had
prevailed for the week or two previous
close, hot, sultry. Rain fell both
morning and evening. the humidity
oelng between 80 and 100. The clear.
weather of Monday, brisk north breeze
ana sunshine (sOmething there had
oeen little of for two weeks) put a new
phase On everything, and renewed life
and heart with people.
| 1HE seaside men are complaininO
that the season has not been a nrofita.
Ole one-that it started too late and
closed too early. CONDUCTING a boTeI
at summer resort to make il a snccess
requires exceptional qualifications
which only lew posses ParsimOnv
anu extravaganza are the two rocks
Ihey split on. It doesn't do to be too
scrlmplng, and to lavish generositv
may please patrons, but the exDenses
are apt to exceed the REGENTS ana
there IS only one result-failure fol-
lows such a course.
OVER 1000 persons came down ~,
Ine BOAT to Woodland Beach Monday.
IL was Labor Day" in Pennsylvania.
holiday, and they were taking this
method TO enjoy it. Tomorrow will
De the last day for the whites-Farm-
ers Day-and Saturday will he appro-
PTIated by the cOlOred people as
alters Day." and large crowd are
lIKely TO be In attendance. 1t is fair to |
presume that no place on the river |
below Lincoln Park, has had the ma.
tronalge the past season of Woodland
Beach. ''''nU
The EPworth League, which met in
Clayton last week, selected Cbast t -,
town for their next convention ga
the following officers Presi-
1e1t' BeV. X. w. Todd, Greensboronph.
ND; Vice President, DR.. A. E. SudIer
Md; Mercy and Helm
MRS y >. NJ. Morgan, Hillsborougb. Md
Literary Work, Rev. H. Nelson Ga,
eha, Md; Entertainment, Miss M I
'TIiandegrltt, CeciltOD, Md; Secretary
w. U. Chance, Sudlersville. Md
treasurer, Rev. II. A. H. O'Brien. Ce,
'iltOn, Md. Ne-
AT meeting of the school board in
ne early summer, committee was an.
pointed to take the question of HEATING
ne school building into consideratio,,e
he present heaters being about need
Up. So far as is known the commiIteo
las 4 not done anything in the direction
hey were instructed, and We are now
hterlng on weather suggestive of the
ecu Oh hre. Don't the Importance Of
nc case suggest to the committee the S
'rOpriety OF getting move on it pD !
1HE grape crop like every other nro. f
uet TINS season has been enormons e
uu Ihus suffered from an Overcrowded
Iarket Last year they mostly sold o
u ~ 70 IL cents pound and soma e
us OF Niagara brought 20 cents per
Duno' out this year after the Moor,s il
enC IN they have been selling for five
ID six cents and below. This vaor o.
l 6n such enormous yields as 1000 and d
OO pounds per acre, they have maid at
cents a pound net. Grapes were a al
'hanza last year to those who had II
rye crops The larger part of the
ntage is now gathered, the weatber R
70 T TIaV Ior the peach, being against al
,-.. NEGRO ne crop IS now going in from
e J ", Jersey as and the reports from there al
ak OF overloaded vineyards. vi
HE postmaster has his humors "a dr.
II as his dry hand service. The tn
Ter day an individual of the "coIor. ba
persuasion" went to the post.o office BI
asked postmaster jefferson for 20
mp passing up the money to nav Er
H. +he stamp was handed him. inI
ne hesltated @ moment. looked in
plorlngly at the postmaster. and
n SAID, won't you please put IL on ~
Why, what's the matter with ~
mat you can't put it on yourselfn "
the p. NJ. "Nothin' said IT, d.
n In most earnest manner. "ex. to -
I've got a sore toe" The most.
ster's sympathies were at once En-
ched Dy q case of such serious Attic. oa.
ne took the stamp, licked it. mt oa;
on. and the grateful man made IA "a,
exit limpine. .L *
HE EpwOrth Convention which 'ne
! ~ session two days last week in
1 1, whether intending it or not, n
;eeued very much on the principle the
40 HBuJ unOef q bushel - loat
re Is hardly meeting of any kind ; ias'
al, political or religious, that is NOT d Ivy
ad out in the daily or weekly Jay
s. out here was a tWo-day's con. ""y
Ion with prominent men from both az v
ware and Maryland, and not n maj maj
In regard to it in single paner : oe
er secular or religious, until What fI ,oV
10 necessarily be cireumsoribed in n lIul
local paper of the town week af. clea
ne event. The League has a foot. L tmen
n nearly every town on the Pa ouU
lla where a similar society of the S Wtl
stian EndeaYor does not exist and neS
IS only fair to the rpembers Of the nlgn
.ue elsewhere, that the salient way
Is OF their convention should he c S;u
shed In the religious journals if E s,c =
a the daily press, for their peru- , rlIu
ND that when It was fresh and S snou
n it some of the breath Of life iot
Echoes of the Peach. "S Sin
peach crop, though disappoint. fount