Smyrna times., 1893-10-04
Smyrna and Vicinity.

moralizing.
smyrna and Vicinity.
ANOTHER lot Of new style stiff hat,
opened this week at Edw. G. Walls. :
The Waller--F Farrell wedding, whicl
Is to come off Tuesday evening next a
St. Peters, is quite the event with tn
young people. -
WE are indebted to David Keen. O
near Blackbird, for some nice apples o.
the Fallowalder variety, the finest il
size we have seen.
The ladies of the w. G. T. U. held
an interesting devotional meeting al
their room in the Cooper building or
Monday afternoon.
Careful and successful farmers will
now put away all machinery, that they
are done using for this season updei
shelter. 1t is money saved to do so.
IT'S interesting 20 every father and
mother to 90 on the second floor or
the Youths and Boys Clothing De.
partment at Edw. G. Walls, and see
the assortment Of clothing at moderate
prices.
A lecture under the auspices of the
w. e. L. U. will be given in the lecture
room OF the Methodist church on We'd
nesday evening Oct. 1lth, by Rev.
Alfred Smith, Z. f. OF Easton District
His subject will be THE duty of the
hour"
THE partial on Saturday night and
the entire observation on SUNDAY night
OF the street lights because of the non.
arrival OF the proper gas generating
coal was sufficient as a contrast he.
tween light and no light. The lamps
were all right Monday night.
JOSEPH EVANS and Andrew Fortner.
who were severely but not seriously
hurt over two weeks ago by the fall Of a
part OF the frame while raising a stable
on the Middleton farm near town. are
stIIl suffering from their injuries, and
unable to work.
IHE wild geese are beginning to
leave their summer homes and almost
daily locks of these birds can be seen
lying southwark to spend the winter
months. When these birds wend their
way southwark it is a sure indication of
cold weather in North America and
Canada.
MT. FRIENDSHIP church, colored.
near kenton, Rev. E. Byrd pastor. can.
celled last week the remaining debt of
$1OO.OO on their new church, and the
soceity Is now entirely free of debt with
the salary OF the pastor paid up 10
date. This seem to be a progressive
society.
OCTOBER finds greater rush to the
Worlds Fair than the preceedino
months, and consequently greater dan.
ger In travel. The larger number of
persons have, we think, secured Az.
cident policies covering the trim A.
ieast up to Monday, Walter o. Hofecker
had issued AZ OF these. As the cost of
a policy is trifling, it would be wise for
travellers ChicagOward to fortify them.
SCiNeS Win one.
SEPTEMBER closed with cold week
snow fell at Pittsfeld, Mass. and in |
the mining districts of Pennsvlvania
Winters chill grasp has not given wav
TO the eccentric airs of autumn. what. |
ever tricks the clerk of the weather
may have played. Yet the suavitv of
Indian summer is still to be experienced,
and no one in this latitude need fear
premature blasts from cruel lack frost
AT this season of the vear tho
weather IS always capricious. There
s frequently great variation in the
temperature. particularly when that of
lOon is compared with the coolness of
ne morning and the evening. Sensible
persons will so clothe themselves as 10
pest meet the conditions. In nay.
lcuIar. parents should look after the
,arb OF their children.
IHE stove men have been busv and
ne man with stove pipe under his
'rm and soOty streak across his nose
an be seen at almost any hour rush.
ng from house to house. On all sIdes
70 IS beset with the same cry "wbeT,
viii you have my stove or nv grate
4eu; The demand for coal has also
cen heaVy' the teams Of the Transpor-
itlon Company hardly able to meet
he demand upon them.
ALL PIGS and hogs which are to he
utehered, says an exchange. sbouId
ON this time be fed with ali the fat.
.hlhg iced they can consume. PLENTY
corn and corn meal, and good mill
ops made still better with wheat hron
I'll MI the bill. Give a little sulnhnr
ld ehaTcoal once in a while to kesn
lem IN u healthy condition. Pusb
lem last and get then into the nork
irrel long before Christmas. when
I'D weather comes on, all hog fatten.
g ought TO be over.
OUT Of thirty-twO pupils IN attond
ice at the High School. twenty.fans
sre not absent at all during the past I
ohth, and twenty-three were NOT i
te' AT this rate, during the course y
a school year, there would be an ,
.eFage absence of a fraction less than a
ur days for each pupil, and but three H
.ehesses lof each, every two months n
lls Improvement IN attendance has n
en- caused by the pEpils' interest in n
2 exact system of reports adopted +
st year. F'sf 1
In the prohibition of partridees this =,
ar, gunners are substituting souirreis
their sport. e8 of these bavino al, nj
ady been killed In Gardnergs woods af
ar walkers school house by marks. sr
- from this town. II is also stated RI
u number of hickers and robbins u
We been killed by gunners ambushed W
n black gum trees. These are IN ~
tiverous birds which the Law nro. or
ts, and If State Detective Hutchlns ~
8 a lead on these gunners it will not M
well for them. ba
-HE Morning Glory, which as Gar. al,
vlne bears most beautiful flower ~
ONES q pest when il gets in a field boI
season THIS year since August has enI
q peculiarly adapted to the growth oi,
nis vine, aud it has over run every. no,
lg where the seed have been scat for
"a. A gentleman near kown who
a small patch Of Canada thistIes In wo
held Ia thing dreaded by yall farmersl If
the morning glory Is ten times the
Q OF a pest to him than the thistle. Chr