Smyrna times., 1891-09-09


Values, Out one farmer wanted tn trad
euoCner load of peaches vesterdav
v IoF load of tomatoes.
. Two men with Cinnamon. bear pas-
SEQ through taae streets yesterday. The
pear Tried to amuse the children so the
t men could get the pennies.
: MRS. L: A. COTTON calls attention to
- a STOCK OF dress-gO ods-Bedford cords
armenian Serges, Scotch diagobals.
3 etc.-at s and 12I cents. O''''
o The managers of the Wilminpton
Falr that opened yesterday are in
= ecstacles of delight over the brilliant
t prospects OF more than successful fair
o The chestnut, walnut and other mt
tress are loaded with nuts. A good
peach year always seems a good
walnut year.
t IF the weather of yesterday and the
day before had prevailed the previous
tnree weeks, it would have been MANY
thousands of dollars in the pockets Of
) the peach growers.
The agricultural fairs ought to do
Wen this year This promises TO he
the year of all years for magnificent
crops and there ought to be a good
show at the county fairs.
az oyster season opened by law on
Lhe LIST but warm weather retarded the
1ealers. The Oystermen saw that the
nay oysters are fat and in good condition
ana they look for prosperous season
JOSEPH WRIGHT and son were
awarded the contract Monday for
building the light house at Edgemoor |
Statlon on the Delaware river above
wilmington, recently destroyed by fire.
IN accordance with the law nassed
aCthe last session of the Legislature
the courts OF Kent and Sussex COMMITTEES
m meet one week earlier than usual
Inc Fail term in Kent county will
commence on Monday, October, 10.
:, HE Bible readings" conducted nv
Mrs. p. Matlack, during the Spring
months, which were enioved nv az
many VIII commence again on Mon
gay Sept. lAth at 23O to be given the
hrSt Monday in every month. SEC.
D. r. SMITH, near Cheswold counted
~ baskets Of peaches from one of HE
frees Mrs. smith has 9 can of peaches :
VI VI the crawford variety that was put :
up III 1919, twelve years ago, and has =
every appearance of being good vet.
ONE OF the most important things a
young man should learn is to snend
less IMAM he earns. Half of the battle =
VI ne mas been won when be resolves :
70 pay as he goes, and to never bnv q
for it. 'ue money fl
AHE M. II. choir in numbers filed !,
Inc allotted seats Sunday. The choir II
- usually The test of the attendance of 81
tne congreRatiOp-an evidence tbat y
Che wanderers have returned bomeonJ .,
flight. ' summer "a
TIE Philadelphia & Smyrna Trans. m
portaIon company have Continued to
ynelr daily line this week. The Sam. til
1 6e,er Will leave Smyrna Landin0 it
Iihursday at IL a. m, and Ella on Fri. nj
lay al IL noon. There will be no boat
IN Saturday. "O"'
PASTOR Wilson has given I'm the CT
ues, as announced to the congregation pr
- ~ sunday, OF procuring a tent for OF
-aDerhacle services. The general III
ne@ RershiP of the church did not take 500
Ghe idea, and besides the weather spl
au not been prOpitlous. pr
ve
PROVIDENCE permitting, the cornar. De
IS , Oh the new Methodist Episcopal lin
'hufch at Leipsic will be laid next cit
.iii sept 18th. Rev. ]. S. Willis shC
M preach at 10 a. M, and Rev. #. n the
e aTy OF Dover, is expected to preach Ter
Y p 10. A cordial invitation is ex. ing
ended to everybody. "a min
Oh
. FOR the time when Edison will it '
'"t ahu light our houses for sixtv Lei
M year But then he once said POI
- .'me would come when it would he put
'hs'dered the height of extravaganza not
use taIlOW candles as an illuminator sal.
ecs5ieity would be so cheap. PM mad
y uoWn as an Elusive promiser, and
y your winters coal. Next winter
!. " see US shoveling in coal and tax. T
' "'"'S as Ol yore. ing,
A LAWYER of Dover remarked to con,
:. VI . our business men who was in beer
49, so" .I nlolnday, that the prevalent ing
~ .n LAY there was nothing in told
.-oAo9 enls year was a mistake. II 90 o
eF seen, said he. money so Of q
H. nv why, nave had consid. last
'o ~. money at my disposal to loan III
os =. parues ana have tried to tenu
rco y, Dus Without success; no one 1870
r. st. s1Dtbs 70 want 10 borrow" cts,
= solIesponds with recent effort basll
"a. Ip .'',iise 10 loan some money &c
'"'' iooA'''y' bask
MOST enjoyable party was oiven Fri. has
eTi,o.n'uB at the nome OF Miss Maia cents
rel In honor other guest Miss 7 .orisS a
ssler. The first floor was entirelv a. orch,
ed TO the reception of the COMMAND kets
10 dancing, which was the leadipe Mi
y" 70 ~ ene occasion. When the and
SIC, which was furnished by Prof vii. q net
Carter, started up, the charm Of Like
ven ~, PAGES ana shaking hands," be- his b.
Ing costumes were DISPLAYED. Al more the :
genial party could not have been from
~. Itany not desiring to participate low Fl
very dance, sought the piazzo. where e
, wese provided and where the receiv
ia. hammock was more popular leaves
JVei lt was well on to twelve Smocl
'0 - "nen FeIreshments were served, 20 a X
sne con pang did not dispense An
se Nr'l ! nours later. Those present yield
~, n-'s - Louise Shissler, Shamokln, the fai
- RI9a nan Sprnance, Philadelphia, Of ].
49,. .,.lss -, nAala farrell, Annie Gun Sam
l.she cooper, Nettie Tschudy, his Gro
.uioIes9, Mabel Thompson, Nan ginnin
1SSAeI, margaret Blackiston, Eliza basket
C y Messrs Allen Cunning. basket
. uergey -teH, Frank The
"a ~ NJ NJ 1enecker, Jr., Z. O. purha
49, ~, y warren Harry be Min
:, -''''y 0PiuAncei "a Denneys now @.