Smyrna times., 1892-03-09

comes TO our town to live and let live.
PUT handle to a mans name, even q
f he is crank. A crank without a g
handle is of little use. +
THE farm of VIM. c. Mitchell, near a
town, will be tenanted by George !
Johnson, from the Heverin farm near I
Little Creek. {
THE three days last week at the {
close of the long storm, were worth
more to our merchants than the prev
iOus two weeks.
w. ID. JEFFERSON, who produced the
comedy drama Joshua WhitcOmb with
much success at Smyrna and Middle
town, will produce the same play in
Dover for the benefit of the Norma
Glee Club, March, 18th.
SUNDAY was bright day, a thing
that had not been for several weeks,
and the churches in town and country
were we'll attended. Such a day, to
people who have been imprisoned by
weather and other circumstances, is
great treat.
AT the semi-annual election of Off |
GERS for the Christian EndeaVOr Society |
of this town, on Friday evening, the |
following officers were chosen: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Jennie G. S. Price; Vice
President, Miss Carrie K. Budd Sec
retary, Miss Ella T. Smithers; Treas
urer Miss Bertha L. HOfieckeT.
The purchase of most of the large
excursion boats on the Delaware by
the Reading Railroad, makes the sue
cess of the ThOs. Clyde this year more
than ever promising. 1t is said that
the Clyde and the Republic are the only
two boats left free to run down the
river.
"UTAH, walled Treasury
of the Gods" is the title of a book of
80 pages, describing the wonders of
Utah in its mineral and agricultural
resources. 1t is written by P. DOnah
in charming style, beautifully illus
trated and in an unusually clear and
attractive typography.
AT the election of Trustees for the
NJ. E. Church Monday, Samuel Rob-
erts, A. L. Hudson and ]. w. Denney
were elected for the term of two years
(the election lastyear having been passed
f over informally and J. B. Cooper, VIM
! A. FAIRIES and VIM, FAIRIES for the reg.
! ular term of three years.
: ACCORDING to the Sentinel, Dover
must be dOg-goned town, as the edi
tor, speaking of the CANNES there mum
q bers them at 100000. Now, as Dover
( population according to the last censu'
+ was 3,06l, that would give them a frac
i ton oVel S26 dogs to each man, woman
e and child in the town, This would
put the capital on the dog line a lOnl
ways ahead of COnstantinOple.
n THE credit system is responsible fO
good deal of worry in this age
re- Credit is so easy to obtain, and ther
r are those in every community VIII
never think of settling day when the
are running in debt for something ths
r. they could very well have done withol
re- They all mean to pay, except the hare
~ ened old sinners, and think they wi
ls. have plenty of money hep the bill
iii due. They rarely do, however. The
or the creditor tries to get what belonl
to him, and the worry on both sid,
4. begins, for he cannot get what ii
nf other hasn't.
ID The well.known, old and worn-O
ms waltz, "Whisperings Of Love-"
rs, Kinkel, has at last been put on Il
shelf and is replaced by one muC
prettier, easier to perform, saI
av time, adapted for organ as we'll
m. piano. The title of it is, "Whisperin
,os of True Love-" Valse Lente, and col
,er posed by IgnaZ Fisher, who is likewi
of the publisher. Music teachers wou
m do we'll to try copy. 1t can be !
an turned if it comes not up or over the
expectation. Price only so cents,
+ sale at all music stores. IGNAZ FIsHF
ich publisher, Toledo, Ohio.
1er TIE Chester Times has the fOllOwin
ith Parties in Chester have found it mu
,ed easier to put their money into the W
Ier tern building associations than it is
Of get it out. When they have exhaust
the all the means known to get out wi
on they have paid in without success,
DIN managers finally agree to give them
paid up certificate which will bear int
est, but they hang On like grim dei
IN to the principal, and whether Il
"h will give it up at maturity yet rema
as to be proved. Home associations dc
IN promise so much as these western OF
as but they fulfill every agreement.
oO, PRESIDING ELDER Smith, In the
ie" sence of the pastor, filed the pulpit
the the Methodist Church on Sunday, b
morning and night. Rev. Mr.. SmIt
recognized as a man eOnsecrated to
! OF simple work of the ministry as a n
inst senger of the gospel, simple and pu
as with no dividing interests of wOrl
sion nature, and the people gotO hear hin
gnt' one who has been sent with good
Oy ings. He was greeted both night
ieIs morning with full congregations.
ara subjects were we'll chosen, pTesepte
ora, clear distinct outline and calculated
nave strengthen and edify the christian W
ems arousing the dormant thought of
10 unbeliever. 1t was preaching.
,mes
Personal.