Smyrna times., 1893-05-31


peclally suit the strawberry. tbosa
; coming In this week being of Unusually
' Do not forget the musical entertair.
! ment at the Opera House to.nigbt for
the benefit of the High School fihrarv
ana Apparatus fund, Those who heard
D Miss Thomas, of Baltimore before will
want to hear her again Tonight. She
Will be aided by our best local talent
3 Vocally and instrumentallv.
MRS. HENRY BROWN in cominO to tbis
town yesterday evening, was run into
Wnlle crossing the railroad in front of
Ihe train at the northern limit of CLAW.
Ton and had her horse killed, carriage
smashed and herself severely injured
DoCh legs being broken, it is said. at
the ankles. ~
1HE improvements heretofore no.
tleed being made in the late residence
0I mrs. ;. 7. Mason to adapt it to a
uehtaI once for DR.. G. w. Sipple have
Oeen completed, and he moved from
darket street to his new place Mon.
uay evening. In his reception room,
ONCE and laboratory he has a suit of
rooms admirably adapted to his con-
venience.
A SHIRT factory for Smvrna seems
now an assured fact. Negotiations are
being made we are pleased to saw. and
nearly completed, whereby A shirt
factory will be started in the unner
part OF the late Taylor machine shons
In month, commencing with 30 mach.
ines. The credit of locating this enter.
prize here is due to the exertions of the
Board of Trade.
YESTERDAY was Decoration Dav but
as usual it was not observed to anv
considerable extent. Flags were dis
played only at the stores of ]. B. Coon !
er, u. w. Gordon and the post Office
1here are buC few soldiers graves IN
decorate, but floral tributes were placed |
on the graves of number of deceased |
friends In the Cemeteries. The schools
Oanks, hosiery and basket mill took n |
holiday.
&. B. TAYLOR had in operation O
SATURDAY embarrassing machine. |
operated on the principle of the souirt |
or nose sprinkling. He whtewashed |
the fence leading to the hitching shed |
at the rear of the PRESBYTERIAN church
IN some fifteen or twenty minutes that
| o.
ular'cOlOr and persuasion day To have
done. The labOring man who 6on;t
IKE whltewashing, ought to regard
this invention with great favor.
The Peninsula Creamery Associa-
tiOn met az Clayton on THURSDAY
Geo. i. Townsend presided and r VI
Dawson acted as secretary. There
were present representatives from the
creameries of Newark, Clavton
Smyrna and Odessa, and al so from sew
eral Of the creameries of adjoining
Maryland counties. 1t was ARRANGED
to hold quarterly meetings of the as
sociation. The next meeting will he
held IN Smyrna the last Thursday of
August.
THE annual school and college COM
mencement seasOn-anOmalousin in mama
as 1t Is often in fact-is at hand again
and another years product of grad.
yates will soon be ready to make its
bow to the public, bid farewell to its
alma mater and enter upon its life
work. This is a season of cherished
memory--a season long remembered
In every life, anticipated with pleasure
for months before it arrives, and looked
oack upon with pleasure for years after
it has gone.
IHE Philadelphia and Smyrna Trans.
portatlOn company have bought of
Messers. Tschudy & Cats the two
granaries with a frontage of 300 feet
adjoining their Steamboat proportv at
Smyrna Landing, and will build a sinh
stantial phosphate factory and fit it uD
with the latest improved machinery for
manufacturing phosphate. These two
properties will give the Transportation
Company water front of over 600 feer
and will doubtless prove an important
industry to the community.
COUNTRY scenery is never more bean. :
tlful than at this time of the wear. !
ride through this country at the pres. !
ent gives the traveller an opportunity !
OF observing picture which is trnIy :
admirable. The chanting of the birds I
the hum of the bee, the cheerful SONGS I
of the labOrers, and the sweet refresh I
ing odor OF the opening flowers are I
also most exhilarating; and when as. G
sociated with the blooming clover. the :
heading wheat, the developing fruits. !
the neat and freshly whitened fences 7
ana tenement houses by the roadside. I
which is all taken in by the eve. the +
effect IS truly enchanting. r
This issue of the TIMES ends the S
3Sth volume, and next week IL will Q
commence on its 39th year. under the i
same management now as when IL f
launched forth thirty-eight wears aqo
where its predecessors in the same {
field had failed, it has grown with the f
years and strengthened with the estab- d
lished purposes of the community. ever
laboring for higher standard of excel. d
lency in what pertained to the best in ii
terest of society. If it has had its an. b
tagOnisms, often where least expected Il
there is satisfaction in knowing that b
time proves all things.
A number of the persons who swell a
tered on Monday night in the Opera Z
House where there was a packed an r'
dlence, wondered why on such Occa- a.
slons there is not some attempt at ven. IL
Illatlon. Some time after the audience p
had gathered one lone window was oi
pulled down, and it was not until the
exercises were half over that some p
ladies' who had been suffering, got an. p
other partially lowered. Before this A
had had time to mend things. the frat II
named window was pushed up, and nl
sven the hall door was kept closed IN
most of the time. If all of the windows Ell
lad been lowered little instead of one bt
Dig aperture, pure air would have been al
and the temperature equal
zed, without the ladies being required te
o resort to such vigorous use of the I'll
an.
DIR. TALMAGE was in a conpratula. &C g
ory mood Sunday in his Tabernacle ~,
New York, the chief feature being the ~ ~
reedom from the floating debt on the le
'hurch. But few men were carica. al
ured and lampOoded few wears a0o -,
more than he by a number of Daners u
'ecanse he would not compromise his ~
tandard Of virtue To the follies of the AZ AZ
lay, but be was wise enough to know Az
hat editors wrote for day or a week
nd might under IA new turn of events
peak as complimentary of him as be-
ore they had held him up to ridicule.
After thanking God, and the men or
women and children for the sacrifices Nj
hey made he said Thanks to ali DO
he Vraoa he