Smyrna times., 1892-06-08
Smyrna and Vicinity.

FINE shoes in variety. Prettyman's
Il
For fruit stains dip the spots several
times in hot milk.
The Smyrna Landing Sunday School
will have its Children's Day next Sun
day.
MORNING Star Lodge will celebrate
its 5Oth anniversary at the Odd Eel
lows Hall tonight.
A GAME of base ball will be played
tomorrow afternoon here between the |
Smyrna and Dover clubs.
THE back-number straw hat is doing |
duty again, and the barefoot boy is in
his glory. Sure evidence that Sum-
mer has come.
L. NJ. PRICE received yesterday four
carloads of material to commence on
the manufacture of Phosphate for fall
trade. More is on the way.
PLow shoes. S1.OO at Prettyman's.
I
J. II. DONOVAN on the farm of G. 5.
Wilds, near BrenfOrd, has one of the
best fields of wheat on the road be-
tween Clayton and Dover.
THE Smyrna Base Ball Club has
organized for the season and would
like to receive challenges from any
club in the State. None excepted.
WIN. A. CUMMINs has one of the fin
est patches of tomato plants in the
vicinity. He sells them at 80 cents
per thousand.
THE first cherries of the season were
in market on Friday, brought by Geo.
Heinold. The crop this year will not
be large one.
ALEX. GOoDEN, on the Peterson farm
in Dutch Neck, has COW that gave
birth to a calf one day last week that
weighed 85 pounds the same day.
The street committee have put in,
in addition to those named last week, a
trunk at the crossing of Pearl and
Commerce streets and more are prom
ised.
: PRETTYMAN's for shoes or oxfords.
J STRAWBERRIES are turning out nicely
I in some patches. Yesterday E. w. Lap
! ham picked 324O quarts from about
I acres of ground. The day before WheI
I they had not ripened so well, he go
!, 5000 quarts from 81 acres.
o BY reference to the statement OF
n our first page in regard to the stat
q Fair, it will be seen that it starts Ou
n this year on a better basis for success
= than it has before in any single season
j THE largest strawberries we hav
seen this year were grown by u. L
TAYLOR. The patches on large seal
ii grown by Jacob Leinberger, J. [
% Stockly and others have marketed
y some very fine berries.
Of WEDNESDAY, June 1st, seems
d have been favOrite day for wedding'
~ as would appear from the colum
II account of nupJials on our first pag
"a They were not however in our tow
but known TO persons in this viclnli
and State.
,r- BEST soc baby shoe at Prettyman'
:. AN unknown man was killed abo
~ O'Clock on Sunday morning on III
* railroad between Clayton and Smyrn
rs, His remains were brought to this TOW
of at noon on Sunday by undertaken Fla
"a les, and coroner FOx'sinquest exhone
W ated the railroad from all blame.
is supposed he was trying to steal
rs, ride. He was inferred in Odd F'
est lows Cemetery.
EVERY farmer who keeps stock Is
AcU manufacturer. His crops are the ra
To- material, his animals the machines
ial manufacturing, and his beef, por
;,b wool. butter etc, are the finished pi
ducts. In order to determine If the
oi Ia anv profit in the manufacture
ty, must know the cost of the raw mate
va ial and the expense of Transforming
into the manufactured product.
nos CONSIDERABLE material has been C
san lected ut the basket mill TO work up II
ire peach baskets, The prospect has be
di. vanishing with each successive we
ii since blossoming time, and for sol
0Ai weeks they will run only or sun
vas baskets. The starting Of basket ma
the ing is a matter of moment to the, DO
usi- for when they are putting in early Q
long hours at cent basket, they I
quite independent after pay day.
:; II THE following are the officers
i'm, Harmony Lodge, this town for the
he suing year w. NJ. II. F. Smith ;
W.. VIM. Faies; ). W., Rev. g.
~ Dame, Jr.; Secretary, Geo. M. Stew
ded son Treasurer, w. B. Megeari ).
bill ii. s. Anthony; J. D., A. 5. FAIRIES
cas- s., H. B. Grieves; ]. $. ]. +. Carter