Smyrna times., 1893-08-09


soft or laundried negligee of medium
or the best grade, 80 cent white shir
or hrst-class article for rs cents. 81 O.
or 81 .25, always the best for the none,
at Edw. G. Walls Il
PERSONS riding in the cars yesterda,
between Smyrna and Dover could bul
notice the vigorous trees of red anf
yellow fruit, just ready for picking
that weighted the branches in grace
tul curves, in the orchard of ). G.
Wilds, near Brenford. 1t was beau
/ tiful picture.
THE shipment of peaches over the
Delaware Division on Monday mum
bered l55 ears, II of these being from
Laurel. They were consigned as fol-
lows: Baltimore, l; Boston, 15: JERSEY
CITY, %; New England points, 13
Newark, 3; Philadelphia, SO; Whining.
ton, 2; Chester, 10. The cars yester.
day numbered III.
The EUery EUening published Satur.
day list of the pensioners of Della.
ware-2700. We had intended To Dnh.
lISh those of this county, but pressure
OF work in our advertising and iob de.
partment prevented getting them in
this issue. The list is a revelation
Some OF the stOutest and apparently
most healthy men in the county thus
appear as wards of the nation. drawing
from Its treasury.
FRANK Z. PosTLEs of the Pbosnbata
iIrm OF Lewes q Co., has been over
Kent county and a part of New Castle
county the past ten days and was met
by very encouraging prospect a. 10
sales. lie found the progressive far
mers III the main ready to seed as
much wheat as usual, but there will
De slight falling off among the small
farmers. VIM. VI. Lewes is now in
the northern part Of New Castle county
ana over III Jersey, where he has
steady annual sales. They have ~
ports from customers of 80 to o35 bushels
per acre.
lHE popularity and nigh standard
maintained by Listers phosphate and
the same results obtained in the wtaat
fields by Parvis & Williams "wbeat
grower have necessitated the erection
by their agents Messrs Cummins g
COsgrltl OF a warehouse at the Smvrna
uepot. This they are now having
erected thus affOrding better facilities
Tor handling their goods and afording
more III, capacity for storage of material
ney propose, With their increased
capacity keeping full supply of ALI
brands manufactured by these two re-.
iiaole hrms. See their adj. in another
'''i0'
a dark cloud rolled down on us Snn.
lay afternoon near O'Clock indicot.
ny as II came up a good rain. but
'neIe was only moderate gust of
VIM greatly cooling the air, but barely |
enough rain fall to lay the dust, 4 |
good growing shower fell all the wav
rom Townsend to Chester. In phi. |
ldelphia, which the gust struck at 35 |
CLOCK, there was little rain but a So.
'ere olOw, accompanied in some sasas
~ hail. Many houses were unroofad
ma trees blown down. The Falls of
'chuylkiIl bridge was comDletelv
wrecked. More than a dozen boais
we're capsized in the Delaware. and
wo persons drowned.
The clouds seem to have main.
alned degree Of shyness to Thor.
Neck throughout the sum.
ner "nlle at the same time showing a
MARKED partiality for the TWesfern
)eestrict." A resident of that section
ald Saturday that even the rain tbat
ell so generally and with good resnIts
ere and down the Peninsula the nre-
IOus Monday, was very light there
mere Is belt of country abont Tav,
'rs Bridge running westward u bisb
e says will not produce more tbon
~ iIru ~ o! corn crop. This applies to
ie Liston tara" as well, one third
u DeIng thus dry while on the re.
'ainuer there was IA cOpious shower.
l.. NJ. fRIOE undoubtedly has an
erl0r line of phosphate materials in
anusome condition, and with the i'm. :
.oFSmeu's recently made at his fac.
Iy ne boasts OF the most success sful
10 10 the history of the mill, in thai
mas made up during the past week }
ore goods than was ever run through -,
5 machinery in the same length of
ne before. This also speaks well
I, tue dFy condition Of his goods. and :
VI insure those who use them against
y trouble in drilling this phosphate ,
is fall. P''"'e D
Mr. Price is justly proud of the larga >,
Slus ana comparative results reported +
MIN THIS summer from the use or '
goods. He can name some wbosa n
'ld was 80 bushels of wheat nor u
re; 0theTs report 30 bushels. % hnsb. =.
, 20 Dusheis per acre, &c One :
rnee VINO tried another brand in the "a
ne neld reports difference of Eve "
sheis per acre in favor of Price's g.
rmers' Bone Phosphate. ~ ~
citizen OF the world being asked @,
at ms russet shoes cost replied that
dld not knOW. This was NOT be. w
lse ne bad not paid the shoemaker W,
them, but, &C be explained. because w
OF maintenance must be taken in. In
account in estimating the price of 81
set shoes. IL happens that no man
lshes bis own russet shoes. and thai he
usual price for polishing them is ioi
cents, or double that of polishing IL
OF black shoes. 1t thus comes
ut the cost Of maintenance in the Lin
OF russet shoes amounts. on The he
rage, to about 50 month. and no he
D knows the cost Of his russell shoes Va
Il they are worn out. The above
'om the New York Sun. Russet Ro
s. ere also worn in Smyrna, but we MI
OF 40 such complaint about the
here as is named aboy9, ha,
HE smyrna correspondent OF the
~ .EUeniug has the following Ia the brc
lrday issue
be marriage Of William p. MeKown TOW
myrna, and Mrs. William Turner Mr.
MISS Bradway of near SMYRNA
,h took PLACE during last Christ,
at Camden, n. j., has suddenIv I
,loped into a woeful result Abont Nh
years ago William Turner and Far
BradwaY were married, and In star
It mouths be suddenly left for Del
adelphia, ruuaor having tt that ne tog,
taken INTO himself another bride Is driv
city. lie however, returned here mar
week and claimed his wife. declar. Nut
70 would make trouble II She ala 2 %