Smyrna times., 1892-07-13

tending GOldey Win COm'l College
and School of Short hand and Type.
writing. Read adv. and send for hand
some catalogue.
MR.. HEINOLD, near town, had u cou-
pie of baskets of peaches in market
yesterday, of good size and color They
were of the Amsden June variety, and
true to its habit, Mr.. H. reports them
rOtting badly.
TRACTION engines, used in threshing
wheat, are on the move. AS they are
self-prOpellers, moved by steam, they
make prOdigiOus amount of noise for
the speed they make, and are particu-
larly frightful to horses. For this rea-
son they do their travelling. as much as
possible by night.
The evening services at the NJ. E.
Church will hereafter be a union of the
Christian EndeavOr and the regular
service-a half hour of each, to con.
tinue through the heated term. By
comprising the two within an hour,
none, it is thought will have au excuse
for neglecting the one to attend the
other.
ThOs. L. CARROW is making an i'm
prOvement in the dwelling on MaiE
street near South, (the house for some
years until the past occupied by Mrs.
DOughten) by erecting a covered
porch over the end around the side.
The entrance which has heretofore
been at the front will hereafter be at
the side porch.
DON'T run in debt, live within your
means, love your neighbOr about TIN ee-
fourths as much as you 10 yourself, 90
to church regularly, visit the sick if
they want you, join some good build
ing association, and you will be doing
abont as near right says an ex-
change as the average man knows how.
The following is given as a positive
exterminatOr of both black and red
ants: One spoonful of tartar emetic,
one spoonful sugar, mixed into thin
sirup. As it evapOrates or is carried
off, add ingredients as needed. Paris
green put with alcohol made into
sirup with sugar and water is also
recommended.
The odd FelLOOs VisitOr thus puts it
in business way: We are getting
sick at the rate of twenty every sec
Ond. You might be one of the next
twenty. How are you fixed if you get
sick? Join, therefore, the l. o. o. F.
Nnfn mill fhnn hawrn -.
and protection of the brethren of this
order who will take good care of you.
The Picnic of the Methodist Sunday
School will come off on Thursday Of
next week, 2lst inst, at Woodland
Beach. The statement was made in
several papers, that it would take
place yesterday, but such O state
statement was Unauthorized, no day
having been fixed and was not until
yesterday. The train has been char
tered and the day fixed for the 2Ist
inst, and the participants from and at
home, can prepare for that day.
A BANNER raising and ratification
meeting is announced for Saturday
evening next by the Democrats of this
town, to endorse the national ticket of
Cleveland for President and Stevenson
for Vice President. l.. Irving Handy.
l.. G. Vandegrift and r. r. Kenney
have been invited to make addresses.
The new brass band, recently organ
lied, calling themselves the Central
COrnet Band" VIM. H. Stevenson.
leader, will furnish the music for the
occasion.
THE typos of the TIMES Office were
agreeably surprised this morning.
while gathering up the "odds and
ends" Tor this edition, by visit from
Geo. NJ. Stevenson, bearing q full
waiter of ice cream just as emptied
from the molds. The printers ''sticksn
were speedily laid aside for silver
spoons, and the cream was not long in
The particular eharae.
teristic of the cream this morning. was
that it was favored with peach, peach
from the trees, aud if our people have
hankeFipg for peach cream, they
will find it at his saigon tonight.
WHATS the reason we can't have
another Tally Ho" party to Woodland
Beach like that WHICH rode off so
proudly two weeks ago2 AS Ex. Gov.
ernoF Biggs, when be was plain Renia-
min Biggs and made frequent Fourth
OF July speeches In Smyrna a quarter
OF a century ago would speak OF him.
self with great impressiveness as fur.
the "chinking and daubingn to
tll in between the other speakers. an
there ere plenty who would like to
take the same place between the
heavy weights" 10 such q delightful
party to the bay.
in former years Delaware wheat
used to command two or three cents
more per bushel ia the city markets
tpan western wheat, being especially
desirable for milling purposes. For
several years the prices have been the
other way, as u result of threshinR
from the feid, and consequently damp.
tough wheat. A fagmey BELLS rs that !
the loss, even when there has been nc
special damage, has been enough |
10 the city prices to pay the cost of
blreshinR, and they are that much out
Of pocket 10 begin with. He believes,
and 10 acting on thgt principle, that
farmers must come back 10 stacking !
Tor Delaware wheat 10 get its former
good name and prices,
The Sentinel has the following to
Jay OF the summer school that for sew
srai years was held in Smyrna but this
year is held ia Dover: Mr.. A. ID.
Yocum, assisted by supt. Tipdal and
Mr.. J. E. Carroll, opened a school for
,eachers and those wishing to teach, az
he Public School building last Mon
lay. Methods OF instruction are re-
sewing the special attention of Supt.
rindal and the other instructors. A
model class is being taught at least
wo end half hours each session.
Special attentiop u slso given to those
Wishing to secure certiEoatcs, Over
hirty are in attendance. This ought
o awaken interest in the cause OF ed
lcation. 1t is a good thing for Dover.
s about twenty are boarding in town.