Smyrna times., 1892-03-23

9Sys IN the month thus far fit for m
door work, and not one fit for tnrni,
't furrow. 1t is fully time now f
4 putting in the Oat crop.
REV. D. F. WADDELL. M n
GalestOwn. Md, filed the nnlDit
y tne Methodist Church on Sunda
!, morning and evening. He vas ii
is tened to appreciatively by the aud
ence both morning and night. Viii
aiming at practical christianity and il
enforcement, he deals largely in di
e crlptive adjectives and has a read,
easy delivery.
HE following is the time table {
D the steamer Ella for April
Smyrna Landing. pb;I,J.,,t.u
Monday 4,atII AN Friday ''''t''sa"; ~
Thursday H. 10 AN a TnesSysv TTnGay 8 8 Y moo
Monday IS, IL Friday i5 " p
HMa@day IHMI5S1day q. II Tuesday l9, "
Thursday 2S, " 10 AM Tuesday e. , a
Friday 80, "
HARMONY Lodge, No 13 A.F.A.
OF TINS town, will give a BANQUET If
Sne y pera House on Thursday evenin,
March 3lst. They expect the Officers
OF the Grand Lodge of Delaware
Union Lodge of MiddletOwn. Jacksor
Lo1ge OF Delaware City, Union Lodge
OF Dover and Temple Lodge, of Mi
iord, and a number of others of the
fraternity. 1t is expected that tbe
company VIII number from 125 to l5O
A cOlOred woman named Porto,
Reese, better known as Porter Harris
uieo suddenly walking along the pub.
tic ROAD near Leipsic, Tuesday after
noon. She was Overtaken bv Carey
FRAZER Jr.'s farm wagon and while at
tempting to get in the wagon for a rida
she was seized by a choking seneat;oD
apparently, fell back ward and died IN
few minutes. Coroner Fox held an
inquest. She is said to have been in.
dustrious and well disposed and abont
40 years of age.
This weeks issue of Frank Lesyie,.
Illustrated Weekly contains strikin0
character sketches Of the great sneoL9
ers IN the silver debate at WashIngton
a page OF pictures showing the craze
10 mining stocks at Duluth, and an
interesting series Of pictures on the
leading foreign events. Cut outtbis
paragraph and send in to the ArkelI
weekly Company, ITO Fifth Avenne
New York City, for a sample copv
that will be sent free. ~
WE have in hand intended for tbis
issue, but which from a press Of adver.
tlsements and other important mailer
Is crowded over until next week ~
thoughtful and timely article ON onr
Com mon Roads," that especially In.
Ierests the farmers. 1t is not only the
farmers OF the Neck who have a deem
interest IN this que stiOn. but II is q
matter OF greater or less concern wber.
ever vehicle runs.
The Smyrna Creamery in nursnanco
Of arrangements made with the farmers
10 Inoroughiare Neck, is putting in a
separator at Deakynsvills for the pur. |
pose OF extracting the cream from the |
miik, when 1t will be brought to the
creamery in this town for the purpose
OF oelng converted into butter and
marketed. There are some so farmers
within four miles of the place where
.he separator will be erected, who can
furnish from l, 500 to 1000 quarts Of
milk per day. "
For he Smyrna Times.
10 every one that enjoys a good
Entertainment, let them be DreseSt o1
ne Opera House, Monday nigbt
March 18th, at which time the Iovai
legion will hold a "Silver Medal
contest" Give the Legion the com.
of full house. Three OentIe-
nen of ability will act as indges
mere will also be music given bv
oeal talent during the evening.
rhere will be no charge of admission
'ut collection will be taken for the /
Expense of the hall. Let evervone
hat can, be present.
THE four burglars that made the '
irge haul In Milford and cracked so d
lany safes. were In Smyrna last t
'hursday: One Of them begged a /
zeal at Mrs. Rebecca Collins, one at d
'aac Pennewil's and one at VIM. A
aries. The fourth came TO the /,
INES office, applying for work as a j,
rlnter. He had called here last fall /,
his way down, seeking employment 4
nd said he had found work most of n
le winter in Georgetown, and was 1,
Orking his way back. He was sub- n
antialiy clad, as we're the Others a b
1t that struck all where thsy applied a,
r food-they did not look like n
amps. lt is firmly believed that G,
nen they found we had a night Is
atchman employed by our merchants B,
no makes continual round of the M
lsiness portion of the town through. ii,
Il the night, they decided to move m
to place that was not on the look. ds
{ for such as they. N
DR.. h. s. w. HIRoNs died AT dc
residence 10 this town on Mon ct
y morning, ia the 63d year of IN,
age. His disease proceeded from so
iney troubles, and he had been | Gle
lsiderably ailing for a year. For so
, past month his decline had been In,
lid, and in the night watches his su'
nily bad been materially aided bv un
fellew members Of the Masonic ma
Ter. ine
lie was the son Of William Hirons. a of
j known exhorter of the Methodist
urch OF hfty years ago, taughtschool
his early life, st1died medicine, and
ne to Smyrna about 35 years ago to WI
ctice medicine. Twelve or fifteen eh.
rs Rgo ne LOOK the position Of surgeon cen
a transatlantic steamer, which he re.
luished after several years. Shortly -
- rafarnfuu IN f4,fo fn~.,.. L. Il ley
Misa Euoenie Rlack .no,o 80 and
~ asyo and virtuaIIv ra,irad e-.e- seal
ao,sya nnrsnits of life His raD,ain- pin
be inferred in the Episcopal Gem n
y this afternooR, "a lc