Smyrna times., 1893-06-21
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
Picnies aud excursions will soon
be all the 60.
E HAY and wheat harvests will be
close together this year. The farmer
: will have to hustle.
: WOODLAND BEACH will be ODened
regularly for the season with a dance
to night, free to all patrons. music nv
Oglesby's orchestra.
, WIGGINs, somewhat famous, an.
nounces that he is out OF the weather
prophesylng business. But the weather
Is just as cratic as ever
, THE tide rose so high on Friday at
woodland Beach as to tear up part of
the board walk, which was however
repaired as soon as it receded.
MT. FRIENDSHIP A. NJ. E. Church
near KentOn, Rev. E. Byrd pastor, had
Sl6.22 as their Children's Day Collec.
tlon, and at the "Grand Rally" on Sun
day to meet church demands. S153
was raised.
MEssRs. BELL & WHITE had pota.
toes OF home production on sale Mon.
day, grown by Mr.. Gregory. Without
ram the tubers will not be of good size
KasPoerries also made their appear.
ance on Monday.
BETWEEN the dry weather and the
destruction by the cut worm and
other insects, the tomato crop has a dis.
c0uraglng aspect Besides those cnt
on, many plants have died. and a nun.
Der are waiting for rain for a third
planting.
}. F. HOBsON &Co., 262 South Front
Street, Philadelphia, estimates. in 6g-
urlng on the prospective crop, that the
crop of '93 will be about one third of
that of '91, which was so heavy as to
be Improbable.
STRAWBERRIES it was thought
would end with last week. but t6ev
laped over into this. Except Monday |
and Tuesday of last week. when the |
prices ruled high in the cities. thew |
have been abundent in market and |
more than usually palatable.
9lEssRs. COOPER & Bro, Cheswold
advertise the agency of the Hartford
Safety Bicycle" which is claimed to
be first class bicycle, at moderate
price. Our young men in need of a
cycle would do well to 90 and see or
communicate with them.
WHEAT harvest will begin here
abOuts about the last of this week and
the crop will all be down, it is thouObt
week later, by the 80 inst. The pros.
poets are most favorable for a good
crop, the farmers in this neighbOr6ood
all agreeing that wheat "never looked
better"
The Centreville Observer publishes
tne paper IN full, three columns, enti-
IIeu Inc Epworth League and the
Future of Methodism," read by Rev,
=. ii. Hynson, at the late Epwortbian
Convention held in that town, comnIi.
mentIng it as an excellent paper"
BLACKBERRIEs and raspberries are {
the succeeding berry crops, which will
be ripe in about 10 DAYS. The sbin. |
ments OF blackberries will be compara.
lively light, compared with other wears /
by reason of the severity of last win.
Ter, when the canes were killed.
IHE Board of Trade are putting the
Dom IN readiness for the shirt factory .
me second story Of the TAYLOR ma. !,
'hine shops. The machines reached b
lere Monday, and Mr.. Yoeum nro-
)rletor, writes from Norristown tbat
le will be here next Monday IN ser
hings up for operation. A
THE HeptasOphs felt they were in u y
uck TO have no payment to make in ~
une, nut now comes the further aston. g.
to the members of the organ. :.
tatiOn that there is no assessment -
.kewise for July--twO months in suc. ~
essIon. The Independent Order of =,
ieptasophs is proving itself undoubt- n n
dly one of the cheapest and best life -
isuFance companies in the country. -, ~
In the absence of any other celebra. ra
on here on the 4th of July, John F. lal
later Lodge, No. 25el, colored Odd air
elbows, will celebrate the day. On 40
le arrival of the $50 train thew will mn
lrade to the Lodge room, where there lis
III De a merry-go-round, swings 60. tn,
here will also be an address and ma ea
de in the evening. Lodges from ser
her places are expected to Daptici.
tie with them. I
Ing
tHE annual school election through. Sal
the State, will be held on Satnr. Co
" June "a at which time a school anC
VIII De voted for, and clerk or sch
y y missioner to serve for three wears Blu
y De elected in each and every dis. vic
CO. Ihe sum required to be raised the
taxation is one hundred doIlars org
Q state dividend to the schools this emf
y VIII not likely be as largo as last mel
IT. to |
he flying clouds and high wlnds wa
: should have brought rain Friday a1 y
Saturday, brought instead onIy . SUI
lds Of flying dust that settled on sem
oacks OF persons riding in car. w., W.
res. The ladies of a party retnrn. s1.n s1!l
ron woodland Beach had some Grs, 1t.s
drawing delicate lines on the back era saa
oiack-coated gentleman who SAT- 49, 49,
'front.' of them. Just what thev n.s, s
Ce That afforded them amusement. 81, 60
aknown even to the gentleman aver aver
enjo