Smyrna times., 1894-06-27


Tlvania line.
As soon as the organization of the
lkton & Southern was effected on
7ednesday, thirty-seven thousand dol
Irs were taken at once. This looks as
the organizers mean business.
Smyrna and Vicinity.
CARR's Superior" ice cream reduced
D 25 cents per quart. 81
CHENILLE table covers and towels of
II grades and prices. L. A. Cotton:
2T
VIM. p. LEGG has built an additional
Dom and kitchen at the rear of his
esidence.
STEAMER ELLA will make a trip to
Woodland Beach July 4th, so cents for
Round trip.
SAMUEL w. HALL, of Dover, has
bought of Hon. N. B. Smithers, the
Shorts Landing farm for $1,000.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Lydia Nc
Dowell, Tuesday evening, July 3rd.
In order to make room for other
stock, we are closing out our line of 5
cent lawns for 4 cents. l.. A. Cotton.
2I
THE wheat grown this year is pro-
nounced of good quality. The yield
has yet to be determined from the
floor.
NEXT Wednesday falling on the 4th
of July "a National holiday THE
TIMES will be issued the evening prev
ious, Tuesday.
THE Festival for the benefit of Jer-
man Chapel Friday and Saturday
evenings was quite successful -ex-
penses $4,000, netting about $4,000.
THE excursion of Dover M. E. Sun
day School to Woodland Beach il
Thursday of this week, tomorrow
They will go from Dover in wagons
In addition to raspberries, earl
Harvest Blackberries have been il
market the past week. They wer
both very much helped by the rain {
Sunday.
SEA Trout have neither been s
abundant or fine This season as usua
but the past week some very fine ont
have been in market, caught by hOol
and as heavy as shad.
R. D. HoFFECKER gathered rip
tomatoes from vines in his gardt
Yesterday. 1t is not often that tom
toes ripen here before the 4th of Jul
but the above are eight days in d
vance of that date.
THE store of Cooper Bros. at Che
void was burglarized on Friday mig
and goods to the amount of some 5
taken, and also 81 from the Post Off
in the same building. Entrance VI
gained by prying open a front wi
> dow.
For sALE-4OO Bushels Scar
Clover Seed. This seed is guarante
free from turnip and wild mustard.
: reduction made on large orders.
e CLARENCE w. HAZEL.
A Cheswold, Kent Co., Del
q FRANK BAILEY has added pun
a window glass and roofing paper to
stock. He is prepared to sell anyth
q in his line at very low prices. y
10 will save money by giving him a C
E. Also has on hand number one p
~ ing brick at $1,000 per thousand.
TIE larger part of the farmers
their wheat last week. While
weather is the usual accompaniment
r. harvest, it is not usual to be so unini
at uptedly so as this summer. Fort
ately, harvesting is now mostly
III mechanical work of machines dra
IN by horses--and one does not heal
ed physical exhaustion and sun-strok
~ used to be the case.
NEXT Sunday morning the J
Communion service will be held
a the Presbyterian Church. Prepi
~ tory service Friday evening. Sun
ny evening at 7.30 national patriotic
d. vice will take the place of the Vi
services, which are suspended
Septembe:. In their stead a comb
seryiee will be held under the j
Tor charge Of the Christian Endeavor
ac- GERS and the pastor.
ON COME and see our l0c stockings,
a. duced from 25c. Sizes 9 to 8. l.
Cotton.
est
I'D THE showers hat ended the
term of high temperature on Sur
ar. afternoon was indeed refreshin
= man aud vegetation. The muir
fell from $50 or as some had it, 9
mt, 75O in an hour or two. The absenl
The a of rain for two oF three weeks u
ent tOrrid sun, was beginning to tell
I;.. ously on root and other crops. 7
Ivy was considerable sharp lightning,
oO it seemed to play in the clouds.
cen
Ear Mr.. COUNsELMAN, who was up
and day from down the State. says
the damage was done Sy the storm
90 Sunday. Hail fell as large as bird
Wv in belt from Harrington on thr
lost Houston and Milford to the bay.
der young tomatoes and corn were cI
0 be pieces. The question was Mo
bod whether it was too late to repla
not, from the poor stock not exp
To be further used. A man
Houston has plOwed up his corn
,nn so badly was it damaged, and pl
- it oyer. The Whest crops were
"'n vested.
ef-
peO- WIN. NJ. BELL, B. V. Weldon,
ance Denney and Geo. T. Thompson,
rail to Ship John Light yesterday
for bay trout, and had a gamy
'nelr it, coming bone loaded down
sibly gunwale, as it we're. Under the
nfor- breeze, the distance from Ship
nner Light to Woodland Beach, 7 mila
{ 49, made in As minutes on the return
! 'uo Bell found that one Of his larges
Gem weighed six pounds: Mr.. v
ng of didn't take this trouble but is
rma. his largest fish was two or three I
a = heavier, for it furnished meal
Y. 10 hearty feeders and there was still