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Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
Gold Fnnnd

The DALEY Enterprise, of Burlingto,
n. j., has the following in reference to
j.. W. Everich, who owned and RI.
sided at Bay view" near Bombav
Hook, two or three years, and which
property burned down mysteriousIv on
March 26th the day after it was ,aL -
possession of by its new owner r r
Grouse, of Sunbury, Pa. The Entar'
prise says:
The discovery of a pure nugget of
gold weighing eight pounds and Eve
ounces 10 Stanely county. North Caro-.
iina, has Increased interest ia MINING
IN that locality, and four hupdreS
western miners are expected 20 arrive
there within the next sixty davs
), W. Everich, OF this city. owns n
valuable tract containing over 2 0o0
acres IN the same belt where qold has
been discovered. Gold deposit has
been found on the property. and N
developed IL is believed il exists thara
IN paving quantities. Gold minsrs
from the West are arriving every dav
In the Piedmont section, and thera z
an outbreak of mining fever. Speculs-
tors are buying up the land.
inventor Thomas Edison, IL IA said
mas just bought mine near Charlotte
which Is few miles from the Everich
tract, at which he expects 10 develon .
new process for treatment OF North |
Carolina gold ore.
Mr.. Everich will endeavor 10 oat |
Some Northern capitalists Interested
~ ene project TO form a stock com. |
plany 70 develop the gold ming Industry
.here, His property is in easy access 10
Az Saroiina Central Railway running
,'.Desly ~, ,ay lnroug q Il. Hamlet, a thriv.
w "a 'orh, ls only three miles distant.
~" ~ o'neF enteFprising places are near
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
A ADJOURNEB MEETINGS

n Iown Council met Monday evenine, ,,;,l
resident Hotfecker in the chair and ai
members present but John UosgrifF III,
e1tre evening was taken up in readino 49,
adopting the proposed new town cbssrtnU ~
mere are thirty-foUr sections in Tho hi
ana aiteT all were carefully read over onJ
corrected the Council adopted the enaot;n0 I'M
clause unanimously. III <
Inc question of town policeman ,vos
UiuusnI ''. up and discussed, but no action
Caa Tas taseh m, owing to the absence of John
d;,,isai. d;sa,u. mere was some talk of sub
SOY a56oiuIng the work; giving the policeron
S2O ana the street worker S35 nor NH
-. u. Boyer urged that the contract ba
gwen 10 one man to attend to both of sen =
nonth. After some talk it was decideS -" a
tly Ine former plan of ofsubdividin0 the WI. i.
4nq II. u. Boyer, VIM. A. FAIRIES I n
hoOlnson and w. NJ Lewis were anno;,4oj II
q =, com mlttee to look into the matter TSo
Oouncu adjourned to met last night for Az
the position. " '"nuiuates fol
dodi9s5 d9e committee after holding a caueus
TecIded That the better plan woul5 ~ -,
nave two men appointed. one Ino,,,D De 70
nlgn constable and Assistant Street Snpoa %
snsVT ana the other as Street Sunervisor
anI =. assistant Policeman, the two workino,
hi.l ~ larulony at all times Tho salary Of tbo
hlgh constable to be $50 per month 9nd u me .Iie
street supervisor S35 and furnish .u b;e oIl .Iie
tSah' Inc additional applications wi w
' eau Whlch were considered with tboeo
r.a ,oau az the regular meeting. The baIIot
tbe oIons;a Sasen lasI evening and resulted in
stabIe w a VI w. d. Grant as high con- |
az ''u assistant Stht street worker by n vote
visor ana n, "nu Gharies Boyer, street super
to 8. PO'''e'ii"h Oy vote of
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

IT is pointed out that while the
President is opposed to the movement
for free coinage of silver he will make
no effort to dictate the course of those
holding Offices under his administra.
tiOn. The silver issue is generally ac-
eepted as the leading issue in the DO
litieal campaigns of this and next wear,
and the President is for gold, or sound
money, while the Southern and West.
ern Democracy are largely for free
silver coinage.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Here you will find a nice. cozy
room, apart from the other de-
partments, where you will find
every comfort and convenience
That the most modern CITY shoe
stores offer you. Our assert
ment OF Shoes and Oxford Ties
Is larger and more complete than
ever before. We have complete
y reStocked this department
ing the past week, and it is now
Gllled 1llled with the latest novelties in
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

sILos in the hands of inexnerianood
persons cannot generally be said 10 he
successful, but this is not the case
WIN kobt. H. Darrah, Of the HMiddls
Aiiey," the erection of whose ailo a
year or so ago was noted In the TTMrs
~ mas been entirely to Mr.. Darrab,s
satisiaction. While other farmers with
Tess to feed have used up their stoek ~
,ouder, he has enough to feed until
June y needed, that In the silo having
tasted through the winter until tbs
present time, having met all his expec.
talions for dairy use. He placed tba
profit of his milch cows thus fed AZ s1
each per week, during the winter. He
commenced farming some years ago
with four cows and now has eiphteas
He has been adding to his outbuiIdinas
until he has ample room for ali mn
poses Of housing, The trunks ana
fow limbs Of what has been pro6tahia
peach orchard show 1t to have cen o.'' w
of the most vigorous in the conn,r
In the decadence of the peach ~
Darrah is giving attention Ia sn,ai;;
fruitr, such as strawberries, eoosahas
riee, grapes, etc.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

The result of the census of New
York just made by the police, in ac.
cordance with the directions of Mayor
Strong, will be disappointing to most
people interested in the growth of that
city. The total is 1,S49,S6 1t has
been commonly supposed that the
population would reach 100000.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
COlOred Industrial School at CIavton
ihh BOWERS FARM BOUGHT BY THE
CATHOLICS FOR EDUCATING Ann
TRAINING CoLORED YOUTHs

, |
, Inc Wilmington papers note the foc
az considerable length that the Catbo
lo cnurch has purchased yaInabI
properly adjoining Clayton for the nur
pose OF running large colored train
ing school: 1t has been thus refarra,
10 oy the ECery EUenin0: wv 9
ABOUT seven weeks ago ST Iosorb,
League purchased the Bowers, farn,
near the station at Clayton. The farn, -
consists of l46 acres and in addition :
traSt oil woodland, about 90 acres mo-
bought from the Colt family for |aa |ba
same purpose. 'Oi tue
"A large force of hands. wbi,o o,
S, SSnack, ana seven horses, have been
ousy putting in good shape this vain
SSnq SIio acq1isItion. :, Assisted by the Rev.
Snaries Il. Riley, of Baltimore. Father
1e huyter will keep charge of both
ton. winning
me new industrial school is natural
growth OF the present home on Frencb
street. About forty boys have reached
suitable age to receive Industrial train
ing: Several skillful meohanics &c
various trades have been enpaged 70
teach the boys. Mr.. A. Wakebsm of
Colum ola' Va, will act as general ne.
s'Stant and superintendent. Two sliI.
Iui carpenters of Wilmington. tinnars
ana plumbers from Baltimore n sboa.
MAKER from Reading and and a taiIor
from wilmington will commence teach.
ing the various trades. In the nea.
fnture the printing press maohinerv
will be erected.
On May 1st, forty colored bovs ,,ul
go with Father De Ruyter to take nos.
session OF the property. Four s;sta.
mission helpers of colored miss;on ot
will attend to the kitoboo
laundry and housekeeping.
As time rolls on this instituta u.,,
levelop itself. Farming, garden;nm
plumbing, tailoring shod,
naklng, li oaking, painting, printing I'm
ing ana the like will be the tr.dn-
aught the boys. This summar th
Joys VIII assist in the erection 90
ra.ne a4ditloaal building by which tho
resent . building will be extended osoe
y iess, a stable and barn to eooo,..
.oaa'e lorty cows and seven 49,
w power-house to supply a 5o. .bass
over engine and water tank v,,II uYrse s (
hocttu. VII 10
% ne as;I1 Ip1Gys ~ when twenty.one years .,
"a VIII De rewarded for good So~a e"as Of
" emeient work by small el,Suct ,nuuct
7pbnney 7mpboney to give them a start Msnce in I;Sa
nere are no trades or laho,. iue'
lies ls snds sne colored men bv tbais J.
.Ies ana constitutions. II thy enelr
= IIrss ass excluded, It is because tIsn 'e as
'ness = mecnanics and do not posssss the are ]
'rs Of unions. MAKE good mems 1
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

strnoL a building ,h boom seems Co han.
sula sne various towns on this Pansv nJvs
In oonraa q number Of new buildincs nn.
tor 70 course OF construction IN Hsr., s are
sra % IA several other towns hn;Idiln 3.
me- e a,so oeing erected and new hni,g
no;a aSs a. are also being put up al vss;n I,nu-
oanss along the railroad. Raar tatous ssa.s
c,,,sp a,apluiy building up aud there isaslon = .U
s1''o . town about the railroad s1a.a = now
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
ROBT. d. HOFFECKER,
Editor and Proprietor.

NICARAGUA is now ready to pay
Great Britain's claim for indemnity
and that compromise is being con-
sidered which will allow of two weeks
time in which to make settlement.
British troops being in the meantime
withdrawn from Corinto.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

1HE United State. .tcuit Co.,,, l..
a recent decision has caused aui,e .
nurry In the politics of South Carolina
Judge Gof, Of that court, has inst il.
sued an order forbiddiDg Govarnor
Evans and other leaders of the Tillooa
democracy to hold a convention g.
tne revision Of the State Demooroo,,
4 ne order was issued on the plea that
the Registration Act, under which ,bo
election Of delegates was held ia M
constitutional and that frauds snG Gioto1.
70 vltiase the election were perpe,ra,sd
Dy governor Evans and his associates
an exchange in discussing the ac,,on
OF the court. has the following n co.
sapposing all this to be lrue bo.,
Ioes it become the business ~ ~"
Snited states Circuit court9 Has,
tns power to pass upon State laws ryi,h
EeIeIenee TO their conformity 10 q et.ta
S0nslltutlonr IL so, what has th;s
Onited states Circuit Court been doin.
sne last nfteen years, when every eIecs
slon 10 the state was equally vitiatsd
oy shameless and nnconcealed fra,,S
Mny mas it just got awake when the
osa1e has shaken of the rule of tbe
planter aristoeracy and established :
really popular governments AZ
Aaessrs- Evans and Tillman the arst |
eonspirators ito defraud the negro ~
ms right Of suffrage?" s'o "
Inc move appears to be a last effor,
~ sne Old Democracy to recover its
..a no,o o. me reins. And to do this thew
ese reaoy 70 trample State rights under
snSls .eet' and to invoke an interfer-
49, rom the national courts. which
- -so.snern state would brook for a
moment. Imagine PernsvIvania srh
mitting TO have its suffrage laws r.ssa5 sa
sn review by a United States c;-o,s;t c;sS1
~ourt' or a constitutional Convention
en- lo.ned from meeting by that anthor.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
BUYERS

vii VIII find with us a great and new
STOCK STOCK IN all our departments. at
prices beyond any competition.
our entire stock was purchased
IN New York, and we believe our
customers will enjoy the hand
fering. ~ '0
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
WANTFD1

bandIo dnIesponsible s AGENT in every countv n
Water. Il IS dbFoL hromo Lithia Natural spring
Ease, Ease, or money refunded 10 cure Rbo,ire ia every
RIed5y dyspepsia Diabetes Stone in Kidna,
r. NJ BLAIR GenaroJt JtVuole 5l3m
o T. Cor 10th and Market SIS Win iDelaware
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

THE SMYRNA TIMES is published at Smyrna
Del, every Wednesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock
The TIMES is an independent paper devoted to
the welfare of the.town it represents and the
State Of which it is part. 1t also gives the
Items Of Importance of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
ROBT. d. HOFFECKER,
Editor and Proprietor.
RoBT. D. HoFFECKER, JR.,
Associate Editor.
TERMS-SUBsCRIPTIoN-sl5O per annum. No
paper is discontinued until all arrears are paid
uP-except at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTIsEMENTS-T SMYRNA TINES is the
business medium not only for the town it rep
resents, but for the outlying district of which it
isthe centre, embracing the towns of Clayton.
kenton, CheswOld, Leipsic, &c. rate of so
cents an inch per month will be charged for
transient advertising. A special reduction on
all semi-annual and yearly advertisements.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

WIN; NJ. LEwEs, of the Agricultural
urn urn OF Lewis & Wheatman, has been
Ousy In settling drive wellsn since the
ADVENT of good weather-for Liston A
n houston in the ALLEY" and Georae
Cook, on the farm of James M RUdS
iGrther on, and also the past week for
Henry, Slaughter, on the Cavender
iarm, down the Neck, and for MicbaeI
BBiendt, in Blackbird hundred NJ
biendt. in addition is also to have
Windmill and tank, '" ""'o
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway.
BROAD STREET STATION

BROAD STREET STATION.
PHILADELPHIA, April "a, 1895
Inc Annual Meeting of the stock
EO, SoiGeTs 5 OF this Company and an election
iIr m directors and officers to serve for
epe ensuing year, will be held at the
On Oncv II the Company in Easton. Nd
M NJ Wednesday, Ed, the 18th dav of
Nay Io90' at ll.SO O'Clock, A. NJ.
ROBT. H. CROFT, Secretary
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
Pencil JOttings from CheswOld.

j ~NN~A6S AAOAA OuCoWOlUs
Business seems fair.
Not much sickness in town.
The people generally are PURSUING
the even tenor of their way.
The spring bOnnets are lust beauti.
tul, whether you see them ia the win.
dow, OF the millinery store or on the
heads of the fair sex.
Harmony Lodge, J. o. A. NJ, is
hourishing. 80
CHEsWoLD CHURCH.
Services attended with good congre-
cations and divine power. One con
version Sunday evening, 2lst inst.
The EpwOrth League holds their
monthly social at the home of Miss
Laura Barcus. All meetings of the
League are well attended.
EpwOrth League Prayer Meeting
every sunday evening from 6.45 to
7,30 o'clock.
Preaching at 1870 A. N. and 73O
r. M. Sunday School at 9 O'Clock
every Sabbath morning. Special SER
mon next Sunday to the SUNDAY
School. "U"y
BETHEL CHURCH.
Growing congregations.
Good attendance of young people.
Services attended with Divine
power. WING
Prayer meeting every Friday even.
ing at 7.3O O'lOck. Sunday School
Sunday afternoon, at I.3O o'cIocC
Preaching, Sunday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Subject: "The Resurrection y
CIRCUIT NEWS.
The preacher and his wife cot an
awiuI pounding as soon as thev arrived
al tne parsonage. Both churches are
70 blame. But the pastor and his wifo
Rev; and Mrs. J. w. Fog!e. enioved IL
much. 0"JOyeu IL
The house rented as parsonage At
present, is being enlarged and greatly
improved as dwelling.
Several loads of furniture bava boor
brought, as Bethel's share of narsonl
age furniture, from Smyrna Circnit
ana placed in the parsonage here.
Inc pastor and his wife feel that
'n9y t5y' hava pleasant field of labor.
The first Quarterly Conference mat
on the 18th inst, and appointed a
com mlttee to arrange for building a
new parsonage. Opsu-,,t-s
Ches'0Oid. Del. Aprl 80. 1895 -"
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

"A a lazy At Tooleys, La. wa,
with bilious collie wben gas = very sick
Prsmi5pont msrchant Of the town - llsler, a
S9Slls ~. of ChamberlAin's OIL sSve sr her
waIl @nu D;iarrh9a = s9a Remedy. Hessvs Inolera
Az ~ lorty minutes after ne was
smvrr.r saw r9r sale by Clifton 4 .ne nrst
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

AT the Executors sale SATURDAY. y,
some minor property of the late Geo
W. Cummins, the ten shares of stool ~
the Fhlladelphia & Smyrna TransnoT.
Iion Company was bought bv A II
Jardine at $3.50 per Share and ID the n
isIlpyard lot at the Landing seventy.
elght perches, by w, A. c. Hardcastie
ICf SI2. The FIVE shares of Smvrra
Library ~ stock was bought by Peter "a
warner, at thirty cents share
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

dozen or so of farmers in this vi.
clnlty who were ready and finding the
ground IN good order, planted corn last
week. The larger part, however were
not ready,and their work is further de-
iayed by the five days rain that SET in
saturday. The two or three davs he
fore the rain were unusually warm ond
eighties. NP '"'o 'ne
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

DR.. E. B. GOODWIN, son of the lo.o
Dr. Goodwin, OF Kenton. who wen1 @
west several years ago and set,lsd ~
marion, Indiana, the wonderful cit~
or OF natural gas, with the intention of
loiIoWing his profession, has In the
past year or two identified himsaIC
win another and what promises to he
a more lucrative business-tbe rnanU
lacture OF pressed bricks. It il known
as the DE Bois Pressed brick Com
pany, organized in Marion, but has its
factory at Greentown, Is miles 1ess ~
because the proper quality of cIav
could not be found nearer the da;iyS
capacity OF the plant being %. 600 with
an IN intention to double tbis ~
Goodwin holds the responsible Office oi
secretary and Treasurer of the com.
pany. oOnn-
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT

Is always refilled with new and
fresh stock every week. Orders
called for and delivered to all
parts OF Smyrna and Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

GEORGE Cook, residing on what i,
known as the "Tilghman tract" in the
western Deestrict"of Kenton hundred
had a considerable fire in his field Fri.
day (which will be remembered as a
very warm day., to melt some ice that
ne wished to get out of the way so he
could turn the ground for planting
corn. such preceding could bardlv
be necessary with a farmer operating
less largely. The farm of 700 acres
300 acres tillable, grows 1900 to 2OO0
ousnels OF wheat annually. He had
used for his stable and cattle-vard all
the straw that could be Appropriated
for manurial purposes, leaving what
appeared a clever pile, which was in
the way. During the rain, SHOWS and
intense cold of the winter a part of this
straw had frozen so deep that the sDrin0
temperature had failed to penetrate it
and hence the dryer portion was fred
10 melt the ice and get it out of the
way. Mr.. Budd, of Philadelphia. the
owner, erected on it last year a large
dwelling and commodious outbuildinss
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

HE fruit trees, under the inauenca
OF the summer warmth last vel
1ioomed out almost simultaneous fol-
lowed imm mediately by an unnsnaI
spell of rainy weather in the FIVE " doud
since, since The question is, has the polle6i-
zatlon taken place in the blossom
iructifying the germ before the fecnn'
aatlng dust had been made wet and
mus continued inactiveP Il is feared
lhe long wet spell has prevented this
auu II so, may materially effect the
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
MGgear { Son.
SPRING OPENING
1905.
COAT DEPARTMENT

a a large assortment of Canes
and Wraps in Silk. Cloth 'peS 5~S
Clay Diagonals, from 'i 'nu
$3.50 to $500 eqcl
:, Ladies Jackets, balloon sleeves
latest cut and material. from
A. $3.50 To $500 eqcl
Misses and Children's Jackets
$3.50 to $500 cach.
Ecer,y garment IS ne,c. tin entire
SeocN S hac1''g just arrired from The
"'Tgeat n'dnayactlrer iu Ne,r JorE
ana secerdl Of tie garments ,,(rI
"'''"e at their .tctctorjes IN France
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

Kobt. G. Thackery, Esq. has been
appointed Auditor of the Circuit ConrI
Tor Cecil county to succeed CIintnn
Mccullough deceased. '"'on
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

1HE road known as the ALLEY ."rup.
ning westward from this town II tbe
direction Of Millington, via Black bird
post-ofiice and church of re saa s,au
lame, aalne, Is a capital one to ride upon
nanked as II is on either side by fine
ARMS and cheerful country resIdepces
Win luxuriant fields of wheat and
@ grass alternating with corn tiilages
Inis section in the days when the
peach was king" among farm pro-
ducts, held lofty head both for Weld
and quality, but the orchards are now
largely gone, and the farmers casting
about in their minds. but vet undeter,
mined,-tbe most profitable crop to
supply the place Of the peach.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
DEATHS.

'VEhNsON.[ln E5, s Smyrna on the 29th ins. Gar, in
agnd 1ss S9 OF OF Alfred and Addie Y. johnson IN
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

SMYRNA Town Council is contain.
Pating trip to PHILADELPHIA nex,
friday II, to see Buffalo Bills Will
west show. At least this was the
sanH.a SaaA az me, tnelr meeting last night. 1t
,'ssIln. Seelns 'nat each member has found il
Sg: urgent to go to the city on important
ao.s, business tnls week, and the Council
settled on Friday az the day. This is
Just what The Council needs; a little
recreation, as municipal affairs have
AepI them tied down to hard work re-
Gently: Three meeting nights in one
meek Is rather prosaic. The TIMES
Wishes them pleasant trip.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

RAIN, which fell the night and dav
before came down heavily Sunday
morning until church time. and tbers
was consequently poor attendance at
the churches. Revs. Mr.. Adams. of this
town and Turner, of the Dover. Pres.
ooyterlan church, had exchanged pulnits
IOr the day. The sermons Of Mr.
audience. " "'s
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

Mr.. CLARENCE w. HAZEL of Ches-
VOID who has been stall feeding y
nero OF short horn steers since earlv
Iast fall and old four of them. To w
y. Fierce for use during Conference
week has just sold the Remainder of
the nerd to Mr.. Pierce. 1t is said This
was the finest lot of young beeves in
this section and was sougbt af,er -, ~
all the butchers in Dover b1t the enc narUS US
prize" N Oie" 'ne
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

ONE week from tomorrow is the
1@s set for the FINAL adjournment O,
our Legislature. AS we look back over
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

HOUSE painters have been only fairly
busy this spring. ]. E. Carter has
painted the residences of Mrs. Annie
W Cummins, Mrs. E. Hill. Mrs r
Smlthers, the Misses Thompson. ] II
1eIerson and the stores of Messrs. Far.
rel TI.,i and Walls. Messrs. Mannering &
Mllllams have painted the houses of
jacob Leinberger and the Misses savin
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

u, MANY will be glad to know that the
w. =; 1. U. fountain will soon he
turned on again. Ever since Iast ann
mer' wnen our town fathers ordered /,
smut OIL, and this was done during the
season when it was most needed fbere
nas Deen want for this fountain Az
sne last meeting of the Town Council
oias were received for connecting tba
I9untain T., with the sewer main. Geo
W. taylor received the contract and
WORK was begun at once. AS soon as
completed 60 the fountain will be allowed
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

=. X. BoTELER, General agent of the
baltimore building and Loan Associa-
tion ls spending a few days in town look
ing after the local Branch. He has
ADDED quite a number of shares of in
stal lment stock and several hundred
dollars of paid up stock have been snb-
scrl6ed for. This Association claims
less. '0"'S "i
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

FRANK RIEMAN has begun the sea-
son with 100 swarms of bees and ev.
poets by June 1st to increase these 70
20O swarms. The outlook for Inc
season Is very favorable. Mr.. Rieman
says II there is anything in the old
ProVero: when bees work on peach
blossoms it is a sure sign for a laroe
peach CROP" this will be the case this
year, as his bees have bad an unusual
tendency to work in this direction.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

IHE annual interest due to holders
OF certificates of Board of Trade in the
Hosiery factory is nov due and will
oe Rald on presentation OF certificate
70 WIN. FAIRIES, treasurer, The rent is
also past due on the Shirt Factory
and the dues. from members of t5e
Board of Trade for 1894 and 1sa5
amounting to two dollars, should he
paiu now' A. f. JARDINE,
President Board of Trade.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

FOR upholstering and furniture re-
tng pairing go to II. E. Hardesty. Under
e"AOA'
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

IHE statement last week on the
authority of a farmer that Charles
OSBORN, IN contracting for 10 acres of
tomatoes and 100 acres in corn, advised
tne planting of these two products in
alternate rows, seems TO have been 81
Misunderstanding as Mr.. Osborn dis
claims giving any such advice about
how they should be planted.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
Plants for Sale.

Penpel thousands % Of Sweet Potato, Tomato. Csbbao.
bHtbeiLs ail ana celery Plants. Also. about sS6
-7'iei' oi choice' late, seed Pota toes. OOO
1t n. r. JERMAN
commerce Street, Smyrna Del
Smyrna times., 1895-05-01

l am prepared to furnish nv ems.
toners with artificial and Northern ice
at reasonable rates. All orders left
with the driver, John Price, will re.
ceive prompt attention.
Mrs. MARIA SMITH. r