Smyrna times., 1892-06-15
\ Smyrna and Vicinity.

\ Smyrna and Vicinity.
FINE shoes in variety. Prettyman's
JOHN B. COOPER advertises desirable
goods at desirable prices.
Officer Grant had four boarders in
the Hotel de Rest this week.
A LOAD of fine oysters were in market
Saturday from Leipsic River.
MRS. E. H. THOMAS had new pota-
toes from her garden for dinner on
Sunday.
The mercury climbed up into the
nineties Monday, and seems disposed
to remain there
IHE 9.27 train now runs through to
Rehoboth, or Cape Henlopen CITY.
arriving there at 1920, and leaves on
the return at 4.10 p. NJ.
The property of the late Chas. c.
Boehmler, sold at public sale on Satur-
day, was purchased by the widow.
Mrs. Eva X. Boehmler, for $780,
DELAWARE is represented in Phila-
delphia by more prominent men than
any other State in the Union, except
OF course, Pennsylvania PHILADELPHIA
Record.
TIE growers complain of a large
amount of "roseing" or double bios
SONS in the Wilson blackberr:es.
which must considerably lessen the
yield in this variety.
BEST SOC baby shoe at Prettyman's.
SOME persons complain of damage to
their grapes from blight or insect, but
J. h. Carter has them on all his vines
indicating a full fruitage of large
punches.
SUNNY Side and Raymond's schools
pic-niced last Saturday. Big Oak
School, Walkers School and Oak Hill
School near Salem NJ. P. Church will
picnic next Saturday.
REV. A. L. PARSONS who conducted
a series of meetings at the PRESBYTERIAN
Church here recently is reported at
this time to be lying at the point of
death at his home in Lowell, Mass.
The colOred Lodge of Odd Fellows.
this town, accompanied by the Mt.
Friendship Lodge, will meet at Bethel
A. NJ. E. Church, Sunday afternoon to
hear a sermon from Rev. J. T. Ham
mOud.
The Ladies Aid, of Oheswold have
concluded to hold a festival in the
new church, Wednesday and Thurs-
day evenings of next week. Supper
will be served from six till nine O'Clock
each evening.
The members of the Loyal Legion
will picnic at "Huckleberry Point" on
next. This spot is one of the
most beautiful on the pond and has
been a favOrite resort for MANY wears
for such parties.
PLOw shoes, sl.OO at Prettyman's. |
BUCHANAN q Co., got by boat ast
Saturday 1000 pounds ofcabbage, some |
Of the heads as large as usually come |
TO market in November. He had be. |
sides new potatoes from the South.
and other edibles.
Presiding Elder Smith will, at the
NJ. +. Church tomorrow night, give an
account of the General Conference at
Omaha,-measures, men, and things as
be saw them. Such an address ought
10 call out full house.
MRS. L. A. COTTON has in her store a
arge clock which came in an invoice of
silk goods as present from Brainard
6 Armstrong. The clock will be ap-
Dreciated by the purchasers equally
with the occupants of the store.
The large pile of binder tWine re-
'eived and pild up yesterday in front
'f the agricultural and hardware store
VI Samuel Taylor, was suggestive of
approaching harvest, and looked as if
le had large acreage to supply.
j. w. EvERICH, of bay View" near
Bombay Hook, has sold or traded his
arm near Clayton, SO acres, purchased
year or two ago of Jos. L. Cavender,
o Frank StOckham, of Camden, N. J.,
or city property valued at $4,000.
PRETTYMAN's for shoes or oxfords.
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SATURDAY night gave us the largest
light crowd of the season. The streets
eemed full of people Of ali grades and
olors, some of whom staid the full
init of the time-until midnight and
eyond. The stores were extremely |
usy, and raked in over the counter
lueb OF the strawberry pickers' money.
The Philsdslphia Press as is usual
his season Of the year, talks of the
each question, and while admitting
here is scarcely any fruit about
myTna, says there is considerable
-uit down in Sussex and over in Mary
and and aggregates the crop of the
'eninsnia at 100000 baskets.
BOTH SeversOn's and Friendship
nnday Schools had their Children's
bay exercises Sunday week, but no
eport of them Feaohed US. We learn
OweVer, that the exercises in each
ave been surpassed by previous days.
he collection at SeveFson's was $14.56
nd Friendship about sll.O0
CHILDREN's DAY services were held ,
lst Sunday at Centennial M. +. ,
hurch. The church was tastefully !
ecorated and large congregations at !
,nded the three services. A feature
the occasion was the fine music rem !
cred by tho children's choir. The /
astor, Rev. VIM. II. Thomas, preached !
forming and night from the subjects, !
The Model Sunday School Teacher" !
nd 'The All-seeing Eye" Collection, !;
25.
GEO. @. RoTHwELL, who was one Of e
10 candidates for the Democratic | &
ominatIon of sheriff for New Castle Il
,unty, got badly left at the polls on v
aturday, notwithstanding the many v
romises made him. Hia friends re. Q
ret this, for he certainly was q better u
an in every way than the one who b
.rried off the prize. The man who v
ats his trust ia politicians can have b