Smyrna times., 1893-02-08

A number of persons have called +
see the Columbian halfdollar souven;r
on exhibition at the store of Asbcrat
& Clifton. 9
w. r. HALL is having stable an,
carriage house erected in the rear n
his residence by Vangasken & Gait
|, contractors.
AsHCRAFT q Clifton have received ,
large invoice of stationery direct from
Ihe mills, and the price will astonisl
you. Call and see stock before buvin0
I EsLEY RUST, of ThorOughfare Meek
IN returning home from Smvrna Fri
Gay afternoon, had his horse bsdlv
frightened by explosives in the hand
OF boys: the animal in running owav
demolished the vehicle, but Mr.. Rust
fortunately escaped unhurt.
a special communication of Har.
mony Lodge, No 13, A. F.A. NJ. viii
DC heid tomorrow evening, Feb. 9th
at O'Clock sharp. Work on the En-.
lefeu apprentice Degree. All the
members are requested to be present,
GEO NJ. STEVENSON. Secy.
AN A. B. G. Festival will be held nv
tne die ladies of Ewells M. P. Church
Clayton, Rev. G. F. Earring. nastor
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Tbnrs'
Gay, Feb. Ia, 10 & 16, in the basement
OF Wrights building at CLAYTON. Re-
IreshmentS served at moderate rates
MEssRs. BELL & WHITE. well known
as 0ricklayers and plasterers. are bav-
ing the elements Corner store isto
I'd tne occupancy of Buchanan & Co.
pun IN readiness for opening u grocery
store This place is well located for
SOoo business stand, and it is to be
hoped that the new merchants will
make it 60"
PROTRACTED meeting services COM
menced at the NJ. E. Church on Mon
day evening. These meetings which
usually commence with January. were
delayed because of the non arrival of
the new seats for the lecture room
using the bible class room until they
snail come. Those for the infant room
have been received
FARMERS should take time by the
forelock and commence their ar
rangements relative to the acreage
and prices of tomatoes during the COM
ing slason. Tomato crops in the past
have filled in very nicely the gaps oo-
casiOned by other crop failures. In
deed, there are but few croDs which
all things considered, pay better.
THERE will be an entertainment in
st. Peters Chapel, next to the Episco.
pal Church, on Friday evening, doors
open at O'Clock; the entertainment TO |
commence at 7.30. In the past the |
artists OF the Episcopal Church. when |
.hey have appeared before the public. |
nave not been found wanting in the
ability to give their patrons the full
worth OF their money, so thew need
lot look for less from them in the |
Ifair to take place on next Friday.
number of small fruit growers met
L the Office of W. q Hill, in Clayt@n
u saturday to protest against the sale
I the crate with the berries, as is pro-
'osed by the New York Commission
lerchants. The growers who spoke
lost emphaticAlly, We're. f. w. Lap
am, II. II. Darrah, l.. Z. Anthony
l. ,. Reeder and w. q. Hill. Declar.
lg that the giving away of the stand
rd crates with the fruit will entail a
lrge loss, they demand that the crate
nd Stats be returned, letting the box
ontalng the berries go, ana resolved
OF TO ship to any commission mer-
nant who will not return the stand
rd crates.
IHE Milford Chronicle has the fol-
wing to say about a new farm de.
zee We never expected to see a ma
line setting strawberry, tomato. cab :
ige and other plants with a horse
liiing the machine while il does the
OrK-out 1t appears that all things.
nearly all, are possible for the in
'nulty OF man to accomplish, for a g
acnlne OF this kind may be seen at
e farm of John J. Rosa. 1t is drawn Y
TWO horses, and driver and two +
ys drop the plants for it to do the 4
'erating. Two rows are planted at
ie time, and from three TO six acres b
r DAY can be set in good shape
uch depending upon the droppers. is
ants are watered by the machine
'm barrel which it carries. &