Smyrna times., 1893-08-16

ISN'T it warm ?" Yes. but frettina
and fuming will not make it cooler.
THE Transport alton Company have
issued a new Time Table for their dai.
ly line.
Mrs. BOeHNLER * Bro. received 50
barrels Of western -four one day last
week.
SILVER weddings should be held
now, when the price OF the white metal
IL down.
RIEs Bros. advertise a clearing sale
Of gents furnishing goods for the ensue-
ing month.
BRILLIANT Auroras are predicted for
September A law of nature brings
them every eleven and One-third years.
The oysters vacation will be over in
three weeks. It Will come into active
use with the ere-appearanceo ofthe school
marm.
The members Of the Landing Chap.
el are contemplating a festival. and
viii hold meeting this evening 10
make arrangements.
IT Is said that a wee bunch Of sweet
clover will drive more flies out of a
room than q square mile Of hy-paper
It Is certainly sweet aud clean.
A PARTY Of eight young ladies and
gentlemen started out on a stra ride.
Monday evening and Of course had a
good time. They went round BY Ken
ton
Mas. c. NJ COLLINS Vill receive this
week a foil line o. dry goods and gro
ceres. Ile business W1u be under
the management Of Wn T. Buchanan.
well known 10 the people Of This town
IT Is said that tire Temperature or
this year Is still $40 degrees behind
what it should BE- Il must also be be.
hind in rainfall. -. IL even 10. We
ought 70 have -oi q bot, vet weather.
JAMES CovERDALE. 81 Clayton. assis-
tant engineer had fo1r toes cat Of hv
the cars, while shifting an engine 81
CheSteTtowu o. Monday. AZ elder bro
ther lost an arm WEiie working with
the cars several years ago.
TIE congregation otthe Union n. Z.
Church near Blsckir5 Will hold q Tent
meeting II their grove. con oecciDg
on the 24th inst. continuing for week /
or 50. A festival viii 5e he'd . few
days proceeding, II the tent.
Dr. BEALL moved his family to |
smyrna last week, occupying the Jas. I
W Spruance house in West Smvrna. /
~ advertisement in another column /
Il will be seen he has opened dental I
room on Main St, over the laundry.
Hay and other feed is likely 10 he |
high before another year passes. It is /
important, therefore. that farmers |
should save all the blades they can.
An extra effort should be made to save
large crop Of fodder. There may be !
money in it.
GROUND has been broken for the
new dwellingOf J. Ed. Deford. Il is to
be built on the lot adjoining the proper
u Of John COsgrif. He expects to
have coy house, when A. L. Hud-
son, Jr., the contractor, shall have fn-
ished it, which be thinks will be in
about three months.
We give in another column a well
written letter from our former towns.
man Samuel A. Buchanan. who Is now
an n. D., graduating from the Univer-
slty OF Pennsylvania some two months
ago, and going directly to Pittsburg to
take position with an elderly phvsi-
clan with good prospects ahead.
MEGEAR < SOx have purchased
new wagon for their extensive grocery
business. Il is neat in design and
makes very attractive team on our
thoroughfare. With new wagon. new
harness, and smiling John" Megear &
son have q complete outfit. The outfit
except John, is from the home estab
lishment Of Lewis & Wheatman.
Rev. ADAM STENGLE was tendered
by the Official Board Of the n. r
Churh a few days since. a vacation At
MS pleasure. without naming the date
OF time de thanked them for the
kindness and good will expressed. but
Indicated that be would not take a
sunday Oh until the summer was over
but # be did, be would have his pulpit
supplied.
THREE Of the graduates Of our Hiob
6chOol have been chosen 20 fill resDo1-
siDle positions as teachers the nsst
month, viz: Miss Nellie FAIRIES Ia snc'
eeed Miss Carrie Budd in our pnbIic
iced and last
week -li- -pruance Was
chosen for the second place at CIavton
and Miss Eva Swinney for The ibird
place at Townsend.
The first cutting Of grapes was on
Friday and Satnrday--the Iadv Ga
the Champion, but this week msrLet-
Ing OF early grapes has been 0eneroI
Moore's Early being the chief variet,,
and valuble grape. The TIMES go
has cut or furnished the paDer fo- -
eral shippers. Among the early 49,,
pers are Walter r. Massey. Las r T..
son, ]. +. Carter, Marx SCOUT TI'e
hessrs Anthony, J. Frank Dennsv e.
In the misfortunes that have over-
taken the indianapolis National Rant
. stands well TO the credit Of WaIter
r. Z. Colt, that he has been apnoin,e5
private secretary Of the Receiver ard
on whom will fall most Of the VOL -
settling up its affairs. Another grnvrnia,,
Alex r sDruance, has also been seIao-
tea Tor the responsible position 81 r.
eeiFer, OF the Glue and Hair Factories
taat went down with the bank
IHE managers Of the Cecil oountv
agricultural Society feel sanguine tbst
the fali meeting will be a pTononno.5
success. The catalogues have beoT
and are being freely distributed snd
persons Interested in the eomin1 fai-
can gain full information bv sesnr;na
one. Ihe list Of special premiums ,vas
never 80 large, and the greater nnnober
Oi tnem are very tempting. Not oniv
money premiums are offered but otbers
tnat carry as equally great vaIue 9es
advertisement in another column.
-E ANE are many men who beIieva
women cannot make successful farr,.''
sap raernaps as rule they cannot NM
mere are some exceptions AZ u tbe
~ T~-,' " sirs. Perry Of Thorouobfare
tyc<. rne has been in possass;on ~
I1e nsa sfact Of land known a. the sSou;re
DSeAkyne" farm for two or three yea.s