Smyrna times., 1892-06-29

IO"u Vi new wheat yesterday, and it il
reported poor quality and pinobed-
resulting doubtless from ripeninR tn,
last under the hot suns.
IHE wheat fields were nearly al
harvested last week i'm this vicinity
leaving very little to run over TO this
several horses were overcome nv th,
neat. The shocks stand thick in IN,
fields. y" Vii'
The Fourth of July will pass with
out demonstration of any kind 90
lar as we know, in our town. Comm,
ing on Monday, as the day is generally
observed as holiday, it will give /
rest from Saturday until Tuesday.
The BOehmler establishment has
Two nag floating from its upper win.
dow-American and German-indica
catiVe OF the approaching natal dav.
ana also That there is supply of fire,
works on hand with which To ceIe.
brate our freedom.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Ewell,.
M. +. Church will pay off $lOO of the
mortgage on the parsonage this week
leaving balance Of$1I in the treasury
ms Is showing that the society is do.
ing big work and is constantly in.
creasing its membership.
THE hot spell that continued for
Twelve days, with only slight interrun.
uons for few hours at time by east
winds, was not broken until Friday
ana the accompanying dry spell not
unCll Monday night, when a gentle
ram not quarter what was needed re-.
leved the withered vegetation. Tn
MlddletOwn, Wilmington and other
places to the north they had very
heaey dOwnpOurs. So manv hot davs
In j une in succession, is not often ex-
perienced.
DIR. J. r. MCCUsLAND. of Philadel.
phia, who married Miss Elva Smith.
daughter of Capt. A. H. Smith. several
years ago, and has been in the empIov
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. has
bought OF Mrs. Mary j. Bewley part
OF the lot adjoining her residence 60
Ieet 'front.', running back 100 feet on
Whlch ne contemplates building a resi-.
uehce and Office with the view of loca.
tlng IN Smyrna to practice medicine
his hrst prOmptings was on the score
OF health, and he believes there is an
opening here for another physician.
LATEST style straw hats at Edward
G. Walls. u
SUNDAY Was an interesting dav at
the Methodist church. The dav was
delightfully."- cool, the auditorium was
well tllled both morning and night To
near the Japanese preachers. The SING
ing was spirited and altogether it was
day OF more than usual interest in
the summer season. The illustrated
lecture showing Japanese customs S,c
on Monday evening, was very much
lhterIered with by the thunder storm
and was repeated last evening. to an
interested audience, the house being
crowded. "s
THE hot weather the past week
proved too much for the "Sons Of DaI'
aware" causing them to abandon their
trip through the state. They wera
several hours late in reaching Middle
town, and got here ON the evening of
the next day, instead of noon Tba
coach, which, it is said, weighed $500
pounds, together with the load. was
too much for the four horses. Resides
MIR. La lame, who owned the team
was telegraphed to come home bis
wife being I'll. They got no further
than Dover. the team being driven to
w w o0diand Beach Sunday, to take the
Clyde for Philadelphia. A pleasant
feature here on Friday, before setting
out for Dover, was to give coacbload
OF our young ladies "Tally HOn ride
around town, which they enioyed verv
much for its novelty, but the bugie
calls, the poetry of such a ride. were
absent, the bugler on this occasion
having the reins.
THE surviving brother of the late
Mary j. Davis, the eldest and only snr-
viving one of six children of the late
Judge Isaac Davis, of this town is tbmS
referred to by a late Florida paper
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Perkins of
Tallahassee. Fla, have had Jointly
some remarkable experiences: which.
.aken together, are seldom paralleled
Each OF them has enjoyed FIVE iubilees
IS follows; First, when each of them
reached the age of fifty years second |
When each OF them had resided in Tai. |
ahasse fifty years third, when tbev
had, as man and wife, lived hanniIy
'ogether for fifty years fourth. when
hey had lived in one house iftv wears,
md nth, when, IN the I'd instant thew
lad been members of the Tallahassee
Methodist Episcopal Church Soutb for
iity years: They are both enjoying
excellent health, and Mr.. Perkins car.
lis SIX feet OF stature and 300 pounds
# weight with alert vigor.
The closing exercises of the public
chools took place yesterday morning
attended by number of citizens. who
we're quite interested. They closed
With spelling match in the room of
Or. YOcum, the principal, between the
'upils of Misses Parrott and Doughten
me boys and the other girls. Some
# the boys, who wanted to get through
nd out. with that Indifference that
haracterizes so many boys when tbev
re wanted to do something right and
seful, didn't try, and were soon re-
;. was Oues however, |
iharles Stockly, who 'stOod on the
urning deck, whence all but him had
ed, and cut down seven girls in
uiek succession, and when at last he
ad to yield to unequal numbers. there
'ere only four of his opponents left
landing. Another feature of these
xerelses were the lectures given bv
,harlie Burrows and Manfred Lower
nd the deGlamatjOns. by Florence
lazell, May FAIRIES and Katie Bekett.
BAY parties have commenced. The
one was yesterday. com.
lenciDg with Herring Hip taxing
two more heavyweights down
ommerce Street, picking up the bal.
nee of the load on South and Main
,reets. When the team stopped at
ie last place, it looked packed Drettv
III, but there was a 200 FOUNDER thai
ad TO be squeezed in On one side. and
)om made on the other for a vonng !
Idy who was not at all a "featherD
eight" Omnibusses they say. are I.
ever full, and this team proved no !
Eception to the general rule, for the
at OF close packing, without regard :
the damage of cFinOlipe, was accom- :
lshed, and the load declared made
? not counting the two or three "stow-
Ways" Then they wanted to pass off
r a ITALY HO," borrowing the idea
ON the Sons Of Delaware, but il was
'Tally" without the "Ho," for their
am had but two horses, and they i
u ClVdesdale. but the marty eniovad | h