Smyrna times., 1893-07-12

". I, Sun.
Smyrna and Vicinity.
TRUNKS, valises and travelling bags
of all kinds, at Edw. G. Walls, I
For the cheapest lumber go to
Frank Bailey. He also has fine quail
ity of paving brick on hand. T
PEACH ice cream, the first of the
season from home peaches was at the
command of patrons at SteYenson's ice
cream saloon last night.
IF you want a pair of pants of any
sort for dress or everyday wear, you
will find a good assortmen at Edw. G.
Walls. T
Jacob Stein, who has been assistant
of j. B. HUM in the barber shop, goes
to Philadelphia, and is to be succeeded
by Scott Miller of Clayton.
D. B. VOsHELL and Nathaniel Ford
have formed a partnership for the
shipping of fruit at Brenford, under
the firm name of FOshell e. Ford.
The Morning NeICs of Saturday said:
The Smyrna packet boat called at the
Pusey & Jones COmpany's wharf last
night for a shipment of phosphate
| machinery. -
IT isn't because we have not had the
| rains or attempt at rains, but the
homeopathic quantitity that falls, from
which we are suffering. The ground
is indeed very dry.
THE tent meeting at Centennial
Church met the expectations of the
projectors resulting in about SIS to
the Church fund, the spiritual results
likewise being good.
TWO articles relating to Seventh day
| Adventists and Adyentism, which were
written for our last issue but had to
be carried over to this, appear on our
first page. They both go under the
skin.
The peach growers of the vicinity of
| BrenfOrd announce elsewhere the call
for meeting there tomorrow even
ing at 7.30 o'clock, to consider the
question of a home market and how to
establish it.
The apple crop is prolific but the
prices rather low in the city markets
TO to 70 cents per crate and 20 to 40
per basket. Blackberries of which
there are not many are selling from
II to Is cents.
A well contested game of base ball
was played here ON Saturday between
the Dover and Smyrna teams, the lat
teF winning by score of 5 to 7. The
return game will be played at Dover
next Saturday.
The Sunday school of the Presby-
terian church has, we are pleased to
learn, added thirty new scholars to its
number in the past three months, max
ing a membership of 10. If this in
crease keeps up, it will necessitate an
enlargement of their Sunday school
room.
THE massive machinery for the new
phosphate factory of the Transporta-
ton Company reached Smyrna Land
ing Saturday evening, and is being nut
in position by three machinists sent
from the factory They expect to have
it in complete working order inside of
four weeks.
STEAM was started yesterday at the
shirt factory aud the operators on hand
to take charge of the machines, but th e
cut material hadn't arrived. Mr.. Yo-
cum has a uperabundance of workers.
but as the business will be new to
them, a full complement cannot be
taken on al the start
MEssRs. Bitter Il Luesher will give
their employees a picnic at Woodland
Beach next Wednesday. They will 90
down by train: persons not connected
with the hosiery mill, wishing to 90
dowG that day can do so by paying the
customary fare, 80 cents. The return
trains will leave ct 8 and II O'Clock.
| l.. NJ. Price has received three ves.
sel loads of phosphate material and sey.
eral car loads more are expected. for
use in making up his well established
brands for the coming wheat seeding
at his factory at Smyrna Landau
Ihese materials are being gathered TO-
gether to commence the full manufae.
ture for the Fail trade.
The steamer Ella went up on Mon.
day with full cargo of farm products
! 1000 bushels of new wheat. hundreds
OF baskets of apples, about 100 baskets
of Early Alexander peaches. calves
lambs &c. This was from Smvrns
Landing and did pot include the large
product that is usually put aboard at
Fleming's Landing down the river.
kEY. ADAM STENGLE had an inter
esting and imppeslye service at his
second Quarterly Communion service
on sunday morning, which consumed
BY the time in the administration Of
Sne supper to the large number of
commandments. except ten minutes
sefmonet by the pastor from the pas-
sage, will Jesus be at the Feast? He
was aided ia the administration bv
Rev. /. ID. Haynes and DR.. +. Dawson.
REV: e. H. HYNsoN, of Appoou,pi.
mink Circuit, who breaches at smvrna
Landing every Sunday night, held his
second Quarterly Conference service
on Sunday evening. With the four adj
ditons to the church recently. the
membership now numbers twenty
seven. A Ladies Aid Society has been
organized with Mrs. Fowler, Presi-
qsnt5 Mrs. Maggie Jackson, Vice. Pres.
ldent Mrs. annie Buclison Secretary:
and Miss Rhoda Voss, Rreesurer. The
first meeting under the new ofganiza-
] ton will be held next Friday evening.