Smyrna times., 1893-10-18

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oI son of J. W. Everich. who Owned tPa D.,
le Niew," on the Light Honse rosd 80" &C,
d .h moving TO Atlantic City after sellin
9r Ino properly year or more ago. MI
d. Ia nnellcn gives notice through Insur
; %uoe Aeent' w. y. Hoffecker, that hi
SG", VINO nad put just cleverly passe
l. in i,is majority died last week of gallon
e luS consumption. He was a very mus
D ctL1 ouISr young man who delighted il
athletic sports. -
l. NEXT SUNDAY will be Glad Tiding
d aut lay IN tne M. Z. Church, a day SCI
d "Pa'' W CaKe In the probationer
7 ~ M nave served their time out
VIII oe seventy-fiVe recon
Lnenueu ana the service will, no doubt
t oo lul presslVe. Special music will he
{ Iill"nseu ior the occasion. Thurs
uay hlgnt the regular prayer meet.
=, lug nlgnI, VIII be devoted to a pre.
po.tIUory service and those who have
: portunity. 'D0 up
This section of the country WAS
SreeGeu Ior the first time Monday night
Oy IacK Frost" He came with a
Soiu spel winch sent the mercury
uoWn m sI TO within 81 of the freezing point
10 Cnls vicinity, while in some blscas
ice Is reported. Fires are being bniIt
ana the gossip knots are being i9nited
Ine Iorerunner of winters cold hlaste
tomatoes have been cut by the keen
euged trost and the autumn flowers
nave been nipped of their fragrant
Dlooms. The ideal summer and tinted
altunhaI scenes are fast dying out with
Cne OLD year and soon winter will he
upon us with its frosty grandeur,
RACING AT DOvER.-A meeting of
the directors of the Delaware Stoto
talr was held at Dover. Wednesdaw
A statement of the finances of the o.
Soclatlon show the last exhibition Voc
held at loss. The receipts wsre
ABOUT 81 200 less than the exnensas
IL was decided to hold a tu davs;
racing IN order to make up the def.
clency. The meeting will he boid
october 10Th and Goth The program
includes Bicycle race, half-mile heote
open to Kent county; two.vear.ojd |
trotters and PAGERS; purse. $40 9iS
Grass Tor trotters and PAGERS of Kant |
ana Sussex county; purse. $3.50. . 90 |
class trotters and PAGERS. purse 5000
See advertisement. '-'0'
REV. THOMAS II. Haynes who ra.
tlred from the Wilmington Confaronoo
iast spring because of greatly imnairod
health and located in this town boS
we are pleased to say, been steadilv ;n1
proving the past several months 90
lnuch so as to yield SUNDAY for tba f;rst
Clme to the repeated solicitations ~
pastor Stengle to take the pnlnit ond
pneach 70 Gne congregation of which he
The last hour of Christ in CT
s;ni s11nane. he preached with his old
ond o,de vlgor' 1orce and thOughtfulness.
~. ~ P;ossloly with more JUNCTION, at
,easG IL was half hour in which the
in LInus ana nearts of the audience fol.
tON.;u toweu @ tne preacher as he depicated the
ssaasic scenes OF that hour in which He
lougnI ana won alone the redemption
of the race while his disciples slept,
I, NEV' MR.. STENGLE preached to a {
large audience on SUNDAY evepino ~
Cne SUBJECT, why should become a
MEMBER OF Church ?" showing strong
ana CONCLUSIVE reasons in the affrmae9
I'VE among those was that it made
.neul Oetter men and women bv incit- :
iHg Inem 70 good deeds and restrainino, @
.neln " from falling into evil ones thai :
IL gave stability to society and value 10 !
MONIES and property, expressing the 7
opinion that If there were no ahnrcLes
IN smyrna the property would sink TX ]
per cent. in value: that the ohurcb =
was to the well disposed people COL =
iectlVely what the home was to then, !
Individually or ia families: that II met =
'ne social as well as the religious wantS =
9i 2 community, and in manv and l.
'trong reasons that we cannot e6umer- .;
lte' showed there would be a great !,
gain to the individual and oonseo1ent1 =
y TO the community. =
ATTENTION has been called to tho s
'ro"d OF grown boys, who seem in. b.
'llned TO make unnecessary disturh. in
Ince around some of our corners es. v
1Iecially Saturday and Sunday NIGHTS G
Seis' corner seems TO be a place for n,
hese Fellows to congregate every even- 81
ng' ana sometimes their boisterons hi
manner and profane language becomes
cry annoying. On one or two occa. la
lons similar crowd, who do not at. m
emu the ongreh, stand outside the yes. an
loule door and make themselves oh. H
o1lous oy their ungentlemanly ao. 80
ons, forcing the pastor TO call stten- al
on 10 tne TACT. A gentleman living NJ
n4sln street was considerably an. tir
oyeo late Saturday evening. bv a ge
IOWu OF rowdies coming from the NJ
imyrna House, who we're cutting mn Ri
iong tne street and using vituperons th
plPhets II this nuisance still contin.
es stringent methods will be taken bv
le annoyed parties for the Drosecn.
On OF such persistent fellows. On,
thi
I1AsF Friday night, during the fierce st,
orm mat was raging in this yioinitv hu
70 people OF our town were alarmed ! sol
the ringing of the fire bell and soon tic
large crowd was running down the
rect, inquirlng eagerly on ali sidas tire
mere the fire might be. n wss off
armed that the chimney on Emory an,
nmm's dwelling had caught Gre. and the
rye sparks and flames were dvinc ad,
~ OF the top, many ignited missiIes Ma
ing thrown into Frank BaiIevis inn all.
y yard, and probably If his lumber of
ID not been wet by the rain his vasd all
lgnt have been a scene of oonaa- low
alton. Richard Brown, who aIwavo STR
ays the part Of hero at every 6re /
as soon at the hose house and within mo
Time it took him to attach the hose ful
rfiage to his hack, he was directIv his
the spot. Fortunately our drema5 ter,
not have to ight the FIRE for in the the
santime some one had climbed m by
roof and poured several bueIxets Of pro
iter down the shimney, thus extin. of
lsning 1t without the aid of onr the
iey hyemen: 1t was great satisfae. nee
Y 70 oar citizeps when thew fonnd wit
u had been controlled, for the CON. v
ION Of the elements during aucb > felt
rm would have swept the town with blgI
widespread confagration had tbs he feet
once gotten a headwsy. tagt
--ss-- wis,
I cons;do. Oh say
aU nedy q specific for Group. 1t is very n
asant to take, which q one 81 ty