Smyrna times., 1892-09-07

not Travelled on an infected shi
a is allowed to land and 90 hi
n way as soon as he reaches tb
s English shores.
Smyrna and Vicinity.
ANGLERS say that it is the mont
: for big fish.
THE leap-year harvest moon wi
t full tonight.
CLARENCE PRETTYNAN has a wor
to say about fine shoes.
Mrs. L. A. COTTON advertises a re
ductlon in summer dress goods.
2 PEACHES are scarce. HOUSEWIFE
nave difficulty in securing any of then
to put up"
Can you believe that this couptr,
uses two millions of postals for eyerS
day in the year?
This is the hay fever season. W.
are told that workers in canneries are
never afflicted with it.
THE bell which Fung for school
would also answer for the straw hat.
But the hat holds on.
J. w. JONES received yesterday an
other car load of the Lea flour. manu-.
Iactured on the Brandywine.
LABOR DAY" was not celebrated in
smyrna; every day is labor day to a
man recently home from vacation.
HAVE you laid in your coal? The
price has gone up, and is expected to
60 up still higher before Christmas.
VACATION time is over, and the
weary ones are returning to work with
ruudy faces and various experiences
HERE was another attempt at rain
on Monday night, but like the same
efforts of the previous several weeks
scarcely enough to lay the dust The
oiouus seem as dry as sponge.
SUNDAY week will be observed as
Good Iidings" day, when the Confer.
ence collections will be raised at the
Methodist Church-the services next
sunday being preparatory thereto.
FRANK COLLINS has bought of r. r.
Morrison, the Collins Beach hotel
property. Mr.. Collins was the former
proprietor, and held a mortgage. Il is
MS purpose to get it in hands that will
bring it up again.
SUNDAY was beautiful dav. cool
ana refreshing, the absentees who had
Deen away for summer rest, recupera-
uon or observation were mostly home
"a TACT manifest by the increased at
tendance at the churches.
FROSTY weather is a cholera smasbar
but it is also a crop smasber What
eyer may De the feeling in the cities
ABOUT cold weather, our farmers who
VINO nave tomatoes in the field would
De willing to take the risk for five or
six weeks yet. "
IHE very prosperous season at
Woodland Beach will close with the
usual Farmers Supper to.morrow
night. The boat will discontinue its
trips after this week. No other resort
on Delaware Bay has had the ponnIar
run of Woodland Beach. ''''''
WITH two fairs this week to claim
the attention of our people, the Far
mers' supper at the Beach, the ODera
House entertainment tomorrow. to saw
nothing of the circus yesterday. and |
possible cOntTe-temps, our people. fond |
OF adventures, will have a pretty full |
week If they take them all in.
THE time is approaching for planting
out fruit trees. J. B. FAIRIES, thus earIv |
calls the attention of farmers who CON.
template planting out pear trees to his
collection, so they can have tbouoht
the matter over and fully decided as to
their selection, before the time comes
His list includes the varieties hest
suited to this locality.
THE Democratic Club, which will
hold its meetings in the johnson
Building, was organized Monday nigbt
with the following officers: President
John M. VOshell; Vice Presidents
Benton V. Weldon, F. p. Bice aod
Henry Slaughter Secretaries. VIM r
Brown and w: L. McFarlane, Treas.
urer, VIM; B. Megear. The meetings
will be held on Monday nights.
NOTWITHSTANDING the dry weather
the tomato has aOurished fairly we'll
and the Gamers will be kept reasoDa-
bly, busy all the month. The crop will
be considerable short of last year and
Pc year before, when the weld was (
9menal, but the season has some.
4ow suited the fruit for perfection Of I
beauty, for prettier and better fruit the
tanners say, has never been brought to
market. {
WE are now entering on two months
'r ten weeks of the most beautiful !
weather. of the year. There NAV he
ew days that will be dark and drearv
'ut take it all in all the season inst a
approaching cannot be surpassed in {
my country or in any cline. Rlne L
kies and balmy breezes will be the q
nle, and those who cannot keep well {
md strong through it, need something S
nOFe than ozone.
ONE day last week, as a man VINO
lding by the residence of James Pow @
II In Blackbird Hundred wbepe two 2
oys were grinding a scythe, he stoD. y
ed and without any exchange Of =
1ords, as the statement goes. fred a
pistol, the ball passing between the .
oys. He then rode on. The man y
vas unknown to them, but thew thint %
hey would know him were thew 10 ~
be him again. r'
A CHURCH camp at Massey's Church a,
ear Green Spring divided with Bethel
b. NJ, E. Church Of this town Sunday
lie attention of the goers. Pastor
ammond, of the latter was also dis. NJ
lpointed in his pulpit help for Sun al
~ aud had to ill the three appoint. IN
ents himself, doing livery effectively. .,
large board tent has been erected =,
ong side the church, the organ and ~
lOir occupying prominent place 10 h,
2 front. Next Sunday will be the q,
zig day" with them. N N
The Delaware State Fair would call sb
ecial atteRGon to premium of Josenb IL
wi d Co., on page 36, of catalogue co
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