Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

:: MRS. L. A. CoTToN calls the atte
: tion of ladies to her kinds, oualiti
and prices of summer goods.
3 The McKown lots in West Smvrn
!. sold at Sheriff Sale on Saturday, wer
bought by e. c. FAIRIES, $25. and Hol
oce Tilghman, $50.
SATURDAY was cold enough fc
heavy wooden, but the last three day
the mercury has been climbing I'D i
the nineties we'll nigh to 1902.
Mrs. Mary +. Crowley, as administra
tor of Owen G. Crowley, deceased, will
sell his personal property in Thorough
fare neck on Friday of next week, 81
inst.
MEssRs. Beck, HAZEL and one or
two other parties commenced cutting
Monday, and quite number will com.
mence harvesting their wheat to-day
and tomorrow.
THE Walkers School picnic main
tanned its reputation Saturday for big
ness-about 400. Not only the neigh
borhOOd, but the outlying territory
was there as well.
QUARTERLY meeting at Union Ammo.
quinimink Circuit, 1st and 2nd of inv
Quarterly Conference, Saturday 10
A. M. Preaching by Presiding Elder
Rev. A. Smith, Sunday 10! A. N.
A NUMBER of our young peoDIe wont
out to Clayton on Sunday evening to
attend the Children's Day services in ST
Paul NJ. L. Church. Not near alI the
people who wanted to could get in.
The MEMBERS of the Y. M. c. A
wish to thank the ladies for the money
tnat was so kindly given for the pur.
chase OF books for the Association
Inc hooks are very much appreciated
by the members
Wesley CAREY, who has been sick
and disabled the past two wears fronn
consumption died yesterday evening
aged 80 years. He was married Saves
al years ago to the daughter of Franz
wen Weiis, ana was steady, good mechanic
until shut in by sickness,
THE Tent Meetings of Centennial
Church will open on SUNDAY morning
with a love feast at 8 O'Clock. followed
0y preaching throughout the dav
Inc admirers If Rev. w. H Thom1s
the former pastor here, will be nlensad
70 know that he will preach on nort |
Wednesday night
REV. J. F. MOLoCK. nastor of Cbo,
void Circuit, will hold a "Four.davs
Meeting" in StrOud's Grove, one mile
rom Cheswold, commencing on Fri.
lay, July 23d, and ending on the 3Otb
lhPy will, before this comes of. Satnr.
lay, July 10Th, hold Harvest Home
n the same grove.
The graduating class of the Smvrno
High School has issued invitation corda da
o their friends for the Commencement
exercises on Wednesday evening next
Sth INST. The names of the graduates
re: Kate Warren Beckett, Florence
iildea HAZEL. HO ward Roberts Jonas
William Bell Jones, Manfred Lvonai
.ower, Lavinia Turner.
ON Saturday afternoon as Mrs. Tnr- I
er was coming from her fathers Mr.
riggs, to take the cars, in passing nm :
lam Street was run into bv how
mo was driving pair of mettlesoms
luIes to a harvesting machine. at the
ear of the carriage and the wheel
lKeh on before she had time to com {
renend what was the matter. The /
rOken carriage was left at Beckett,s Il
lop, near by. c
WHAT promised to bring us a good
lsterly storm on Friday and SATURDAY.
suited only in high wind and clonds {
ith attending high tides to add tn 4
ture mosquito crops. The Soutb n
uantIc States had a good rain. and .
ven as near to us as Norfolk the rain l.
'ured down all Friday night. accom-
lnled by very high tide. We have Il
't mad a soaking rain here since the u
ring, and early potatoes and sncb
ops are suffering. t'
A man who signs himself Lover of z
0gs'" writes to an exchange to say -
nave mad enough, and l know it. d
we Oeen driven out of two suburban \,
WINS already this summer by the in "
leraOle nuisance of dogs barking all !,
sht. L always used to take the side N'
dog owners against the people who ID
mplained of them, but have seen q
W hght. L know how it is myself 80
lch as I love dogs, if I owned one u
At barked all night, l would either u
Dot 1t, or give it to a man that lived n
the next town" y
WE are now enjoying? the lon fo
81 DAYS OF the year, when all nature wi
n perfect hum. The sun rises at
8, and the farmer from a half Tn
an hour before that; he sets at Fri
i past seven O'Clock and the farmer
ms In an hour or two later, at the ws
SO OF long day. The grey streaks nj,
me morning rise above the orient at M
I past three O'Clock, and for the
It hour the birds sing with the on
atest zest of the day-as if tbev we
uld split their tbroats. tor
- era
iR; WILLIAM kEIsER, ofThorougb.
Neck, has had rare success with cot
strawberry crop, which being in J
ground, came in after the glut had via
SEQ Win the more advanced ber- the
I. de has q acres, from which 10 SIN
quarts had been gathered up to the
uraay, leaving about 1000 quarts the
this this week, 10000 quarts altogether ma
800 quarts per acre. They have cou
IN price from 6 to % cents. His sew
hest shipment any one dav was 9to0 enc
irts. OF these $50 quarts were sent sent wei
'oston, and netted him above ex' Val
3es' ~ cents per quart. His net the
~ aiter paying the expense ofpick- tine
&C. Will be between 500 and $500. day
ne patch is on the reclaimed enjt