Smyrna times., 1895-06-19

fIy anu Tie l6dT Vi pONOlbys
''It would return all future rise in
be value of land to the public treasury
1here it Justly belongs, instead OF as at
resent into the hands of land specu-
ltOrs."
SMYRNA and Vicinity.
HAMMoCKs are again getting in their
work in causing lovers to fall out.
THE next holiday will be the glorious
Fourth of July-only two weeks of.
THE schools at Severson's church,
Bay View and Green Spring, held pic
MICS last week.
If YOU are about to build or repair,
you will do we'll to consult advertise
ment of Frank Bailey.
THEY are urdertakers no more. |
is the new name that rhymes
perfectly with physician.
THE Circle of Kings Daughters will
meet at the home of Mrs. J. w. Clifton
this evening at o'clock. SEC.
OUR Board of Health is taking active
measures to abate nuisances and other
wise improve our sanitary condition.
THE HeptasOphs initiated two new
members last night, which now gives
Smyrna Conclave, No. As, so members.
SIX of our amateur fishermen went
down to Ship John Light yesterday,
and returned with 104 fine bay trout.
FLORENCE ADELAIDE REIMAN is the
name of the little daughter born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reiman Monday
last.
MEssRs. REFS BROTHERS call atten-
ton to a reduction in prices in clothing
and special bargains in all kinds of
hats.
HAY harvest is on this week and
wheat harvest will be next The crops
OF both promise to be more than usually
good.
COsGRIFF, BECK & HAzELL have
sold the property in tenure of Elmer
Webb on Union street, to Rev. t. II.
Haynes.
WHAT is so rare as a day in June ?
queried the poet. Sunday was one OF
those perfect days that could not but
delight the poet.
WHAT grand growing weather we
are having! Remember that we have
the promise that "seed-time and har-
vest shall not fail"
NOBLE T. JERMAN is having marked
success with his truck patch, and by
the forward growth of cabbage, onions
&c, his prospects are promising for 6
good yield.
WM. P. LEGG had new potatoes frou
his garden for dinner last week a
large as hen eggs The indications
are for a good crop, and they will be il
market soon.
FRANK REIMAN has extracted so ia
this season 4OCO pounds of honey
The bees have about finished thei
work and Mr.. Reiman is now mOvin
them to the marsh.
EACH of our colored churches ha
"Graud Rallies" Sunday to raise needle
funds to meet certain requirement.
The Centennial reached the figure {
$40, and Bethel $40.
]. B. COUNsELMAN & Co. are breal
ing foundation for the purpose of cree
ing a tenement house at Smyrna LanC
ing for the use of the Bohemians whol
they expect during the canning seasol
A. LEE CUMMINs has sold his hori
) "Regulus," which will be remembers
f more particularly as leading in IL
sleighing carnival last winter, to Tho
T. Savage, of Berlin, Md, at a goo
round sum.
! VIM. H. THOMPSON has a sample
/ winter oats, some four feet high, grow
o by Charles Wharton, down the countr
He has sixteen acres from which
yield of so or go bushels an acre
a expected.
THE Clayton creamery, which W
T. sold at Sheriff's Sale on Monday, "
bought, Subject to claimsJ by A.
Hudson Jr., for 1855 and lease for $4
Mr.. Hudson has since sold the plant
e 7. 7. Horn, of Wilmington.
a THERE is no store on the street th
=. has shown more advance of busine
~ than z. G. FAIRIES, successor to the Ia
n John f. Collins. This store has becOT
Is the virtual headquarters of the farmt
d for supplies in his line of business.
N IT is claimed by those familiar wi
the crops that J. Frank Denney, ne
ID town, has the best fields of wheat a
2. corn in the Hundred. The same ella
le is also made for his fruit crop in pea
D. peaches and grapes,
a The Christian Endeavor Society
the NJ. +. Church desires to expr
- thanks to the ladies at the tables, I
n musicians, the children, and all 9th
90 who kindly helped to make the 'la'
in party" a success. SEC'Y
or REV. w. H. HOTTER, pastOr, wis
to announce that the re.Opening of
r, Friendship A. NJ. f. Churcn will ta
" place next Sunday, June 23d. Visit
he clergymen will fill the pulpit duri
H. The day. The hours of service will
or 10 a. M, p. m. and p. m.
JOHN 2. COLLINS has sold his "
of large twin Oxen, probably the la
e eel that haye been buIchered here
a some time to Jacob Leinburger.
.st LienburgeF intends, we understand