Smyrna times., 1895-06-05
ALL kinds of mems furnishing goods
at Mccoy & Brown. Il

ALL kinds of mems furnishing goods
Mccoy & Brown. Il |
MRS. EVA X. BBHNILER & BRO. ad- !
srtise the opening of their summer ice ,,
cam parlOr.
PIC.NICs have been held by the pub
Q schools at No. 4 ("Big Oak"O, the
school, Middle Alley" White
all and Deakyneville.
II. G. LONG, of Pennsylvania, the
atentee, has gate on exhibition at
ewis & Wheatman's, that both for
heRpness and convenience, will attract
le attention of farmers.
THERE will be an interesting race at
seeses track on Friday Three differ
MT races will be trOt followed by u
icycle contest. Representatives are
expected from Leipsic, Smyrna, Middle
own, Townsend etc.
II. E. HARDEsTY, our new furnish
ng undertaken and embalmer, received |
IN Monday from Crane & Breed Manu-
acturing Company. Cincinnati, Ohio,
| handsome hearse fitted out with the |
atest patent appliances.
THOMAS ]. STEVENS has had clever
amount of peas to market, his first
brought to market being week ago
May 28th. The hot days of last week
were hardly as good for the develop
ment of peas as milder, moist weather.
If Hqrper's for June had nothing in
it but Gen. Forsyth's Frontier Fight"
it would be great number. But be
sides this article there are contributions
by Julian Ralph, Robert G. V. Meyers,
Richard Harding Davis, Mr.. HOwells,
w. Hamilton Gibson, and Mr.. William
Sharp, not to name others equally ia
miliar 10 readers of the magazine.
The great want of the milers is
wheat, the crops of last year in this
section being about exhausted. They
will all be glad for harvest to come.
J. HermOn Anderson, at the Garrison
Mill, (whO put in improved machinery
in the spring. got II car load from the
West before the rapid advance in
price, two or three weeks ago.
IN addition to the Children's Day
exercises at the NJ. f. Church next
Sunday similar services will be held OF
the circuit, as follows: Friendship il
the morning, SeversOn'5 in the after
noon and Jerman Chapel $3.50 P NJ
in the evening. On Sunday, the 10th
services will be held at Bay View il
the afternoon and the Landing u
night.
WHEAT, which has been headed Ou
week or ten days, has gone lhrOug
the blossOming period without the in
terference of storms or materially al
fecting fertilization, as was the cas-
with the heavy storms of last yea
causing what is called the "scab."
hot weather should not interfere, tn
yield this year ought to be good.
IT fell to the lot of w. o. HClfeCkC
to have four of the hottest days of tt
past week to be exposed TO the sun
rays in surveying the farms which Il
executor OF Geo. w. Cummins will sc
at public sale on saturday, the surVe!
ing and plotting requiring of necessli
, to be done by that time, but the expo
ure, weighted down with heaN
: instrument sometimes in bushes al
! bogs, made it pretty severe ordeal +
one more used to office work.
:, WE would again call the attentit
of our readers to the sale by the Exc
:, utor of q. w. Cummins, deceased,
; his four valuable farms, on Saturda
> the 8th inst, at the Delaware Hou!
Smyrna. This will be the largest SD
of real estate recently held in our tow
containing a total of 920 acres of choi
r farm land, three near Smyrna and o
Te near BrenfOrd: and all furnished wi
k excellent buildings in good order. TT
is is the opportunity for investment Il
Ie may not occur again.
A few years ago we had in Penns
le vania and this State an outbreak
te get. rich. quick associations, which gr
az ike mushrooms and as quickly 81
e, sided. No amount of reasoning as
D. the unsoundness of the concerns col
I'd prevent thousands of men and won
otherwise sensible. from pouring tn
money into these rat-hOles, in the v
-. delusiOn that, no matter how sOmebC
Z. else would lose, they, at least, wO
% gain. This absprdity, on another 6'
n. is being substantially repeated by
1g Populists and silverites. No mat
n. how somebody else will suffer, Il
hope to be the gamers.
III SHERIFF SHAW, sold on Saturday
be Clayton Call, published at that pla
he The plant was purchased by the Cl
he ton Building and Loan Association
" $1O55, and aiterward sold to VIM G +
he The paper was sold to satisfy judgm'
against is owners, Aubrey Vande
and Lindsay w. McFarlane. The i:
of yesterday announces the prOprie
3 a ship as w. G. Hill & Company and
lV- Lindsay McFarlane editor. The frit
w OF MT. mCf hIluu6 are DltdSbu "
1h. him remain in charge of the papt
re- position he has held since the first
by of its publication, about six years
DURING one of the hottest even
'ah last week the sexton of one of
the churches pulled at the rope of his
ter with rapid swing just one hun'
re- and eighty seconds, Now as Ii
'hn seconds seems ample in most town
lnsi notify the people of the entire c
tut. munity of the intended service,
remainder of the time used by the
ton seems to be 10 afford himself e
.do else. But the question comes up,
auo ~" the need of 80 much exercise on a
10 ,;an evening, when cooling walks car
I,Un Yom had through arbOreal surroundings
rcd among fragrant roses.
len.
18th, THE usual Daqsumption of "
cur previous to the heated term,
Engineer Taylor, has been q
$4,000 gallons daily. but from Wee