Smyrna times., 1893-09-13

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W. E. HALL 6 Son call attention TO
Mason's glass jars with Boyd tops:
TIE Dover Fair opened yesterday
with 2,OOO people for the first day.
The man who has no business of his
own to attend to generally goes to bed
tired. -
The life interest in the farm of d. B.
Z. Mitchell was sold by Sheriff Dunn
Saturday, for 1865. Vangasken & Cats
purchaser.
OUR streets have never been so free
from ruts and holes as they have this
Summer. Thanks to the Town Com
missiOners.
THE crop of tomatoes is being carted
70 the canneries i'll excellent condition.
Hope it will renumerate the hard toll
1t has taken to produce it.
The LADIES AID SOCIETY of Leipsic
M. 2. Church will hold an Oyster Sun.
per and Festival on Friday and Satur.
day evenings Sept % and %.
You only need a glance at the new
iall stock OF clothing at Edw. G, Wallis
TO convince you that its second to none
IN Kent county in style, variety and
price. a
VIM. NJ. Lewis went down to the
marshes below Leipsic creek on Mon
Gay TO settle drive. well for DR..
Gmahuei ieHL stout, at what is called
"Stouts folly" on Kent Island
The season at Woodland Beach
closed last week and the Clyde made
ner last trip Sunday. Il has been a
iuli season, and we think, entirely
satisfactory to all parties interested in
1t as resort.
TIE John F. Slater Lodge of colored
Odd Fellows, accompanied bv the |
independent COrnet Band, will 70 to |
newark tomorrow to attend Dis.
trict meeting of the order. Some ten
lodges of the State are expected to he
there. W '0
IT was the intention before tbe STORMS
to strip larger amount of blads foJ
der than usual, but the wbipt and
tangled condition of the corn deterrad
Vne most OF farmers from it. We how
ever ever near OF one farmer near town who
has secured 1000 sheaves. " ~
WIN. II. BAGGs and w. o. Hofferker
grahu jurors, attended the U. S. Court
yesterday IN Wilmington. Mr.. Bagcs
was chosen foreman, and 2I true bills
OF Indictment were found. The District
Attorney says it was the hardest davs
work ne had ever seen transacted since
he%i The Office. D'0
R. :; Bradley, who has been work.
ing at we shoe bench of E. G. FAIRIES
lor the,'past six years, has gone to
CheswoId to open a shop there. Mr.
bradley, while Industrious. has an
abundent flow of Irish humor and the
frequenters of the shop will miss the
good natured banter, so often in
dulged in.
The Third Quarterly Conference of
the Asbury NJ. e. Church will he held
on Friday evening, September 18th ot
I 80 o'clock. The Quarterly Love
Feast will be held on Sabbath morn,
ing at 8 80 O'Clock, aud will be con s
d1cted by the Presiding Elder, Rev
Alfred Smith. The PresidinU EIdor {
will also preach at 1920 O'Clock here s
at Bethel on the Circuit in the after.
noon, aud at Clayton at night. Rev l
ii. Z, Turner will preach for the Elder a
az friendship in the afternoon at 3 G
o'clock. ~ . /
A VISIT to the phosphate factories of /
me I transportation Company aud L.
~. rrlce at smyrna Landing, yester- q
uay' Iound them both in state of de- :
cided activity, making, bGgging and =
plhng ihe wheat producer in large y
quantities, for shipment. This will -
commence actively in few DAYS. The Il
noticeable feature of the phosphate in a
lhese establishments is its dry. fine .
condition for drilling. The rock T
'rusher, bone grinder and other new !
machinery at the Transportation ia +
.orily. '''''''"0 tl
The threatened storm of Monday
mo yesterday gave us the wind and
clouds only, without the rain. The Il
after would have been appreciated bv c.
ne farmers, as it is getting dry again G.
dispatch in the papers from the IL
west says that Sunday was the hottest o.
lay IN Minnesota and the Dakotas I'll
hey have had all summer, and that no in
ain has fallen In western Minnesota d'
or the past six weeks, and many of re
ne smaller streams have dried m and a
nat If rain does not fall soon. the TO
tock will suffer for grass and water
MISS Julia W. Griffith gives notice OF 0!
lsewhere of the opening Of Kinder. q,
arden school In this town. This will ~
g gratifying to persons who have m. w !"
Ie ones to be thus instructed, and &c is n'
De hoped her school will be we'll ~
atronIzed. Miss Griffith is splendidlv e. e
quipped for scholastic work; besides n NJ NJ
ood education in the usual higher na
'nool branches, the past year has been au
DenC Ia Kindergarten school in New IL ~
0rk 70 learn object teaching as adam w
"a to the young. Miss Mary VI -
hompson also gives notice of instruct. az az
ms in Music. wv Tn
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The New Castle correspondent of the 90,
very Evening, in describing the visit te'
the members of the Pan-Americor -,
ongress to the Quarantine and di,
Station at Reedv Island Co.
ys: I'm conversation with DR.. 7 I go;
Iack last evening. he wag asked if mo-
ere mad been any discussion of the eT
latlVe merits of Reedy Island and Iya
om6ay Hook as quarantine stations Dr.
r. Black said that whatever merit r;o
'moay Hook may haye we're rendered s
eiess on account of the lack of watar co..
nich made it unapproachabls bv LARGE SGo ~b
sSels. Reedy Island, he said. heinz thi
the channel and isolated, was. in bis na, rn,
lnion' about the right place" w. Til
hal
The elghty-seventh volume of HIM. Ian
rs Magazine will close brilliantly In Iy /
october number begin Mr.. Edwin ing
rd Weeks articles describing bis the
lrney from the Black Sea to the Per. not
q Gull by caravan, during the season nee
Gholera epidemic, and the Narratives am,
u be embellished by iliustrationS thir
m sketches made by Mr. Weets and
ng the way. The October natal, wer
nt will treat of the journey through disr
country of the Kurds. across the II
ntIer OF Persia. Mr. Richard Hard the,
Davis studies of English life will druI
during the autumn with proi
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