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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-17
CITY LOCAL NEWS.

DIR. Won KoEHRING, ART,
3o7 Alamo Plaza, Tel. 476. 4 15 If
-Clocks-in Oak, Walnut. Nick
81, Enameled Iron-Emerson & Co.
slit
If you drink, ask for the best,
G. and b. whisky. 10 II 1t
The Harmony club met last
night and appointed Messrs. j. D..
Strauss, Emil Blum and Emil
Frank committee to draft resolu-
tions on the departure of Mr.. Sim
Hart to Detroit, Mich, today.
Robert Schmerbeck, cutlery,
sporting and fancy goods now at
226 East Houston street. l02 Inns
Drop in at the Silver King
Saloon and try some of that fine
old G. and B. whisky. 10 II It
Get your letter heads, enve-
lopes, bill heads, circulars and all
kinds of printing at the LIGHT Job
Office. z IL tt
For Rent: Small rock house, fur
nished, three rooms and kitchen; suitable
for small family: three blocks from Ala
mo plaza. Address, H. b." this office.
8 Is If
Emerson & Co. is the place TO
go for bargains in watches and dia-
monds. 3 IL Il
st. Luke's Social club will
dance tonight.
H. E. Tuttle, of the Silver
King, keeps the fine old G. and B.
whisky. Try it once, and you will
be sure to call for it again. 10 II 1t
Wanted, live pigeons.
1927 tt GEO. A. CHABoT
-Typewriting neatly done, terms
moderate. Room l, Mackey block
or 300 Pecan st. Tel. $50. 1919 I'm
Cabinet photos 99S at Br ack's
1133 Alamo Plaza.
The Hot Sulphur Wells bath
ing establishment will be rebuilt.
MONEY to loan low rate; long
time. Address &C." this office.
S14 If
You will find it at the Silver
King,-fine old G. and b. whisky.
10 II 1t
-ANGoRA SKINS. Fine furs and
rugs cheap at F. HARDMAN's 215
South Alamo street. 10 If
Wanted, five pigeons.
1927 If GEO. A. CHABoT.
Suits made to order for $50.
Large assortment of imported and
domestic suitings.
1914 If A. PANCoAsT & SON.
If you want to get the latest
news on Sunday mornings, buy a
copy of the Sunday LIGHT.
Smack your lips and smile.
Try that 1887 Emmett, at the
White House. 10 II 1t
Gen. Russ has returned from
the North, where he has been visit
ing since the Topeka Deep Water
ways convention.
Wool socks, % cents per pair.
le-4 TT q. PANCoAsT d Son.
GOLD BAND HAMS, NEW stock,
UNCANVAssED, ACTUAL weight !;
price always BOTTOM. j. EIKEL &
Co. 10 Is st
AT the Maverick Hotel Bar
you can get the fine old G.. and B.
whisky. 10l7 1t
Photographs, nice cabinets, for
$3.50 per doz. at Callaway's. 10 If
Mexican supper served by the
ladies of the German school festi-
val committees Saturday evening
at the Casino. 10 16 st
Leo Ferlet has removed to l25
Callaghan avenue.
H. l.. STEELE & Co., hay and
grain, 1l5 Losoya street. 1910 If
For $500 you can buy a silver
WAUGH with Elgin or Waltham
movement. Emerson & Co. S10tf
Entertainment for everybody
Friday and Saturday evening at
the Casino. 16 st
"A basket social will take place
at Mrs. Silsbee's residence on
Fourth street tonight, by the Trim.
ity church ladies.
MIR. A. Stude, a prominent real
estate dealer of Houston, died from
consumption last night in the San
t. Rosa hospital.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-17


H. l.. STEELE g. Co., hay and
grain, lis Losoya street. 10 loft
Wanted, live pigeons.
9-27 tt GEO. A. CHABoT
e. e. Griffin, ID. " S. Veterinarian.
u. s. Army Office. Jungkind's postolIce
drug store. Tel 224. Res tel 35l. Vet.
hospital at post. Dogs speciality. lO1 I'm
Nothing better. Ask James
Dukes for G. and b. l0177t
"A dance will be given tonight
in the Belknap armory.
Stylish ready-msde suits from
from So to $25.
10-4 If A. PANCoAsT & SoN.
III. L. STEELE & Co., hay and
grain, 1l5 Losoya street. 10lOt
Finest Rye whisky, Daugher-
ty, Mt. Vernon and Old G. and b. at
the Crystal saloon. 20tf
Spring 1887 Emmett at the
White House Saloon. Call for it.
1917 1t
Stylish fall and winter Derbies
at So. See the Knox hat for fall.
10.4 tt A. PANCoAsT & Son.
Edwin Chamberlain and fami-
ly have returned from New York.
-Edgewood and Paxton's pri-
vate stock at the Crystal saloon,
4O7 Main plaza. 40 If
If you buy your horse feed
from us we will guarantee your
bill to run less than $500 per
month.
SUNSET WOOD Co.,
So tt Phone 81
You can now get the fine old
q. and B. whisky of James Dukes,
Henry Hoecke and III. L. Tuttle.
10 II 1t
"A RECORD BREAKER: That
winter weight balbriggan under
wear at 81 per suit.
l0.4 If A. PANCoAsT & Son.
Mrs. John A. Green, Jr., has
returned from Colorado.
Finest hand made Sour Mash
whiskey-Old Crow, at the Crystal
saloon 407 Main plaza. 4 20 {.
Fine old G. and b. whisky at
Maverick Hotel Bar. 10 II 1t
See our line of enamel and
patent-leather shoes. They are
beauties. A. PANCoAsT & Son.
10-4 tt
Wait for ROYAL OWL 9 q If
"A MUSCLE by st. Lukes guild
was given last night in st. Lukes
(EpiscopaD chapel.
The police officers had a dull
time last night.
MIR. F. III. Hartz, of Eagle Pass,
is in the city.
Ask Henry Hoecke, at Nave
rick Hotel Bar, for G. and B.
whisky. 10 IL 1t
Grand childrens' performance
and ball Saturday evening at the
Casino. 10 16 st
Grand concert at the Casino
Friday evening. Admission % cents.
10l63t
Call for G. and b. whisky at
James Dukes. 10 IL 1t
Lost :-English setter bitch,
black and white spots, about five
months old. Answers to name Of
"Belle." Reward paid for return
to Menger hotel barber shop.
10-l6-tf
Sewer Inspector Cumberland,
who has been laid up for the past
eight weeks, suffering from the ef-
feet Of dog bite, is out again on
the streets.
Fred. Kerble, at the White
House, keeps the best. Ask for
the 1887 Emmett. 10 IL It .
Grand school festival Friday,
Is, and Saturday, 10, at the
Casino. 10-16 st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-17

DIR. Won KoEHRING, ART,
as7 Alamo Plaza, Tel. 476. 10 tt
-Clocks-in Oak, Walnut. Nick
81, Enameled Iron-Emerson & Co.
3ll If
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

A PRESS of matter, mainly Confer
ence proceedings, has trenched on on,
usual editorial space and reduced if r.
brief space. But for this fact and tbo
space given to the incidents of the ses.
sion in our local columns, we could
speak of the profound address of Bisbon
hurst to one of the classes ON the re-.
cent discoveries throwing light on and
proving the authenticity of the scrin-
lures; the stirring addresses of Drs
Hartzell and Wagner on Southern
education, its needs and what is has
accomplished; DR.. Kynett on Church
Extension, showing their duplication
IN the last ten years; the oratorical
pyrotechnics of Mr.. Woolley. on the
Temperance question; Chaplain Nc.
Ca0e on the triumph of mission work
dwelling particularly on the magni6-
cent new building in Rome; the brill
liant address of DR.. Buckley. of the |
Christian AdvOcate, to say nothing of
those of other visitors; the address at
the Veterans anniversary of DR.
Hamilton; DR.. Hulburd for the En-
worth League and other organizations
of the young, and Miss Danforth and
MIS-. Wells, for the Woman's Mission
ary Societies.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

CONFERENCE has come and gone
and its pleasant session will live in the
hearts of some of our people for a long
time to come. We think it was bo.b
enjoyable to the visitor and host
surely everything was done for their
entertainment, and on this line Smvrna
let herself out and opened her hospit-
able doors to large number. On the
other hand the sessions have been well
attended both day and night, showing
manifested interest on the part of the
town and the large country through
which it draws. Many of our citizens.
as well as the ministers, speak of it as
one OF the best Conferences thew ever
attended. The Conference confirmed
this by their resolution of thanks
which was Hattering, to say the least
and high compliment to the warm
and genial hospitality of our citizens.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
The Conference Guests

Iie bishop announced at noon Mon
uay Chat he had the appoiDtmen1,
reauy TO read at any time. bnt iftb~
orethren desired to proIong the sessior
ue would not hurry them. for
wanted to rush things but the Lar.
numoer expressed an unwillin0nees -
interfere with the anniversaries ca
eVangellstic meetings. II wa~ fooIiS-
agreed to compromise the matter ~,
Allowing the latter the auditori,,Iy
while the Conference proper met - ~ Ill -
basement to complete the necesssn'' n sne
acted on. N'"'" " 20
There has been no disturbing els
mehC as was the case for several SOS.
o,OIs up 70 Two years ago) to distract
anu maze ministers servile to a domi'
nanc Elder or take the alternative of
gazing punishment; they have met
% a plane OF brotherly regard and
christian Independence, have been
gwen tnat hospitality that counts for
mucn more than the simple busineSs
LelatlOh between host and guests an5
having elegant weather and an smrIi
Uude OF church accommodated ,bo,-
WefS 10 no need to hurry awav as soroo
pressed H. before Tuesday simnIv
because the Bishop vas ready. Cdny
plments on the session. the inv 80.
people, the comforts, table and ofhar ~
"ise-Were thick and sincere. and IL T.
a pleasure to us to record IL so W.
Oelieve ve 1t has been a pleasure ali
Inc Bishop kept the business n,ov.
ng on apace and it was found tbot
meg could get through by boIding "
ave session, Sn9 70 it was determine ;
lPon. 1t was half past eleyep o'ciocH :
"nen the appointments, or disapnototN % .
ne1ts m 70 some, as was expressed were >,
ead' tne larger part of the andienoe +
nat hlied the auditorium and 0aIIeriee q
: semalning until the last. Dr. Kaen !.
ne evangelist, left in the aHernoon :,
moving the time would he fniiu @ n
1Pied by the business sessions and nd a
40 pishop wanted to attend tba 81
lnerai OF niece, the next mornino at ~
eaIord. People had come from most s o.
very charge on the PeninsuIa-even q,
om the far off appointments of Csna CO
narles City and Chincoteague, and IN ;S
emeq the better for this iptermincIvl W Oh %
Y socially and Feligiously. Tins No
lus tne annual meeting until thev as' II;
'uoie together a year hence at Dover ga
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
Resolutions

p AT meeting Of the vo-.
6e.I eIer $ Parish, held on TnaesS5Iy Of st.
10Th 1895, the folloui,'ue 'ueSday, March
were unanimously adonteEJ resolutions
nro,idc %idce 1t has pleased God IN u.
iabors omco oms 10 10 call from his -, i. wise
.nJ +DT,o a'r . our fellow vestrvman ~ eat''hly
iboroS nu ooln panlon, VIM. Poll ~, CaI inend
H,eIse9loed, That the Roo,o.
ara Nestry Of this parisb IS5oI' So' "ardens
press, by this means tba Safe Ge7ife to ex.
tneir loss in the death nf Ne ITteeP sense Of
wero i'. iaoorS for the good of tho '!us,
TO rho aftways fIy freely given. and ~ Cnuich ,.h
~ ~ me hdellty with which he ~. 70 testify
s,e.o:d. sn Various positions Of trn., e'Fed in
h'o".loiiI'y to which he wa. ana re-
VA no . mem , Der Of the Vestry h. 4RHed.
wa! Jealous for the w.rr-,e was al
aII.9 PITii9h, ana, taking a deen i,.t oi the
'Iat concerned it, he e,a,,a W.. o' eS 10
"nu MS energies toward for' "iS tine
;tl Hn'mgs ,g that might in any way .uing .ag all
''9 usefulness. He was ba "uEance
open open and loyal; of great fr[o,,ank frn,, frank.
""'a acIer and unquestioned a. '"es7 Of
"a az Nestryman, as treasnra. 'HCerity.
ouu'ch ana as leader oftbaoto' the
served faithfully for vears ,9 -, .uoir, he
Cbrjs,iano ous manner that become u"' IN
the 5u,ies 5nIIn dong the Masters WeS me ne
bia HeSolged, %;5, That the Vestrv e,,ena
nIs widow and family tE.;s @ItlH to
~ npathy in the loss thew i.ere sincere
Fa,b, F%'ueu, with the prayer thai tba I@'e I, sus-
:, "thel tLti may soothe and comfor, 'ottIhg
u1io1s Ei5nsIfsd bee .nrds That copy of these r..o.
opv , sen, Ne II spread ff upon the minute. so
IMYRNa T? NJ TI,,, 70 me family and one to fbs q
- NNA LINES IN for publication ~ 'ne
w. n. JANNEY, Secretsr,
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

any single variety. Tho ,.
the following: paper brought ous ou.
otIdr Lhe Miller raspberry is abo
Scner Sone1 varieties, while the - Hnd HInead of all
OOTopgR Jor ina and Thompson are re1nse goe Mari,
ouIin. lar sIl tne trees to get rid : q go9d.
of p)ums. '''" INJURIES the foiIa'r fiIur'
mdndajp phdillips' seeding mus. b.. Ss
ries. bubach stra,Ht
vorinee. Greenyille is the most pror,;..
W variety n Of strawberry, win itpbII,Ihlsing ,h new
al Pre- present E9 ahead of all otbers rne BubacI
co,,Is ne English varieties oFels' of oa
IHu'a t6is probably be grown - nETooGG,e55errcs
bIan1i nng wilson Albany is tho
Dincbo6 Doiinckbo6SF[y; the young canes ee Standard
!" ''noned sa, back instead Of jS bein,, should be
20 S,a save winter killing. icing cut of
frnita5 Ttamans' winesap which h
proni1ei rG'5sa in a. Ohio ana .e" aIso has been
p0"'''eS 10 be our best winter wa, yIjand,
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

Ye shall receive power.' not in.
ueed always to carry elections but IN
testify for Him. We can't alwavS
save men by our testimony but ws
can convince them of rig6taonsness
and sin and Judgment. Adam's heort
Ieii, but not his intellect. NV how can
reject mp love, but can convincs he
mind. We can prove to the worIJ
that we are Methodists: RIGHT On oI.o
tion day. What do we nTove hrntL
ersY What flag do we march undor
IhIience ana license are spelled with
nv 1lo same letters differently placed
ICY are olamese twins. Two Dro-
Hlos Wn IN the comedy of political errors.
we must be men who will make DOli-
'iCi9ns i.9I and saloOn-keepers trembIe.
g f0u say, you hope the LIQUOR traf-
NC VIII die. That's good as far as il
goes You say you sympathize with
Ine temperance reform. But one sol.
ti, IIer Is worth thousand sympatbizers
ne saloon makes no pretense of right
70 I'VE. 1t has on it the primeTai
curse. 1t is a serpent crawling in on
It's belly, but climbing to eject its
venom In our faces. Our duty is IN
Keep ialth with Jesus in our voting
A1Very cream vote raises the quality of
the mixture in the ballot box vote
Is a Vow-'UOtum'-so David said II
VIII pay my vows unto Cod Flee.
Ion % day is the cross-examination of
y me prayer meeting; the cash register
d our testimony against the Iionor
rahc; the clearing house of our noIit-
cal transactions. From bencafortb
81 no man trouble me. For hear in
W 0oay the marks of the Lord Jesus ;
.eI us 90 everywhere; Christ wonId
ave us go even to the ballot how 70
ear witness for Him. IVA W
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
Institute Meeting at Cheswold

The fOllOwi ng account ~ ,ho
ers institute held in Cheswoid -. = arm
eeuued for our last issue h.. was SIN IN
necessity held over to this Uu' from
Inc third session for the u,;.
was baI5 G county Farmers Institnta
Of ne,u IN Cheswold, Wednesday Iast
presan, % ABOUT thirty persons wera
absier bsien., II, M, Cooper was mad
sc,ad a'd taau, aud Prof. Wesley Wsbb
So"Sa Soeeu as secretary. Charles Wrivb, %
peaioru, was introduced, and rsaS VI
pap paper chiefly on small fruit cuI,',. I1u
ne speaker thought there was ne
ih R.onV lh small fruits on this Penins'iee
Ia" any other branch of bnshanSS.U"
III H ADVISED careful preparat;on
sui seiectlop of the best onoI;,;H VI
IulS always, care in tillage GO VI
marketing, and for strawberr;aS o @ III
grow more than one wear in tLo never
oeu s" navlng the ground preyionsIv Sane n.nn
set In scarlet clover. 0''0us'y well |
hasp0erries should he tinod -
,IosI' II well cultivated tbev viii u.Ii in
Ut years. He recommends sver,. ias.
,'oWer 70 have trial bed win n,hi .ui'
y eA experiment. on the varions "nion
ntirely. Us' 70 the nursery
ne thought there was a br,.h. s
= a.1s eels Peninsula for apple cnItnrn suIs 70
areiul to select the best varis,;a II
'sOnp 'sO neep the orchard well titled anS %
good mere are more than score
i s1ou varieties. He would discorS {
,is Pn Pan," however as a failure on !
,as m : enInsula SO far as his knowIadOa n
,oS, "n. ne a also thinks there is nrofs ~ ?
gars, Aus, put they must be planreJ ,h o
nsns 'Ien;an varieties, side by side ~ s;S sis t.
mn 1'saeion. tan He endorsed the Jsnn a'u a
a;n.t am toE excellency as well as Japan nInus il
earlv S"e S, ,curcnlio. Its only fanlt Il 81
a. eas,y aca bloom which subjects ' n ~ =
~ ana it is also a little subject ~ ~ +
,rd psas sao,na culture he would especially - y
ss setting large blocks Of 40
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

WE give on our first page a memoir
OF the late VIM. Polk Cummins writ.
ten by friend. Reference was 49, 80,
~ our last issue to the life and death
OF tne deceased, the funeral occnrr;nn
Tt Tu Tue afternoon of our publication
Inc following persons from otbar
Places were present to Join with tba
Oereaved families in their last trih",e vte
OF respect; John H. Catherwood NJ
May CatherwOod, w. ]. Williams NJ
and Mrs. J. c. Williams. Mr. Tbonnn NJ
son' Philadelphia; Preston Lea Hop
George Gray, Willard SALISBURY Esn
EDWARD y Cochran. ESQ.,, Wilmingtoh,,, ,,
MRS. n: Williams, Mr.. and Mrs NaI
59anlel Williams, DR.. and Mrs Gilnin
mrs. MRS. r. R. Cochran, VIM. R. Cocbran,,
N m5Hldaietown; Mrs. N. B. Smithers H.
4. Nicholson, Esq, William Saulsbnrv
ESQ., James PenRewill. ESQ. MIS-,
Dover; Hon. John w
Causey, Milford; Miss Burley Norris
Own; 4. B. Conner and Mrs I AIice
5ailey, FELTON,; Mr.. Anderson FreJo
Ilrlea; DIR: Sudler. sudlersyille; Franz
Temple, Washington. "nA
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

0,daat THOMAS, EVANS. one of smvrna,s
io,Uan I,ueS. carpenters died at his home on
rowe lover t, Main street Sunday Afternoon ON
81 mom Iyphoid malaria. For a number
u u Years YEARS ne was employed here bv 7
na. =. Iygert' d Co. In later wears be %
Eas., was employed in Philadelphia Mr. r.
Evans was a quiet unassuming worL
Ina I9an and was an expert at his craft
ta ne IeaVes widow and one SON Tn.
055 Sel9gnt was made this afternoon in
56th year. 0 was I'D MS
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
Personal.

Mrs. Mary R. Hofecker. left vester
Gay ior protracted visit to her nncIa
Key. Jno. A, Roche, New YORK
Dr. Henry R. Spruance visited hi.
parents last week. LIE
p,!; MRS; Whittoek, of Middletown. Mrs
Eliza Appleton, Odessa. Mr., and NJ .s
cueuIOro' OF CentreyIlle, Mr.. Turner ~
cape Charles, Mrs. Taylor. of StocLton =,
anu Mr' Anderson, of Hurlock po-a
past week. 'O'nell the
W. W. HynsOn, who has been toooh
ing school at Millville the nos. oacn oUs
mas returned home. His school car,
sor 1ne spring and summer. A dav he
lore ne started be accidently sprained
nIs ahKie and since his return has besn
confined TO his home. "0o"
MISS Hattie Townsend. who has hoo,
mRaklng an extended visit with Mis-
fIofenee Hall, returns home to-moS'
row. "'S to-mor-
~ William Sprnance. J. .IFletcber ond
Iruax OF Philadelphia, made a visit
nome the past week. ''si'
me herbert Brown, Of Wilmington has |
"een making his parents a visit.
niss maud Kemp, of Chestertown
is t4 s9e guest of Mrs. L. r. Chance
MISS Flore3ce Walls, of Cburcb Iu
W.; W.; spent Conference with Edw q
&rs. W. John Stephenson of cbooto.
Iihe;aDd g, Reynolds Stevenson oS S.iI,
ono were guests of Geo. M. Stavom i
ION last week. "'eEeh-
=, Misses Mamie and Lizxia Polxo =
hn hoSWIe;r1own' W;r' are being entertained by
ne Ioiicwlng visitors were in at.
'alt entaneP 70 the 81. E, Conference the I
ase "eek Miss Bessie Collins al Mrs {
Iargaret Collins; Misses Annie PostIes
iIu tuIu keedy of Milford, with Ms G
~. rank F3stles; Mrs. A. B. Conner and t
Ilss mabie Conner of FELTON,. with f
lIs' Laura femPies Miss May Tbomn. S
"a oi feiton, with her aunt. MIS- Q
ioIIie thompson; Mr.. and Mrs. Iapes Fl
/; ,. .,Molcott OF Dover, with Mrs. James c
nus; Mr.. and Mrs, E. B. Londer. 8,
'ugh OF Dover, with Mrs. VIM Ii
aries; Mr. and M-s. Jos. Hayner onj e,
o OF Still Pond, with Mrs. Cbaa " Sc
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b NeIson &c
. deorges, with Mrs. ]. A Rrogn.
= T. and ID, Mrs, J. I, White of 81. .Geor~es
"a "a W; n; Ransom; Mr. and Mrs Co
.liey Smith and children. Mr. and and
4. 4. John Huntington of Wilmington y,
~ t9e Misses sayin; Miss NOV -
lrIindale OF New Castle, with M;ss n,
rtna smithers; Misses Emma WIFI A.
ls and Florence Busted of sudIers ~
e. with Walton NJ. Busteed: Mis- "a
'pp9Td Of sudlersville, with Miss Re-
10 Beck; Mrs. VIM. Miller and Me- RS
olson Wiliin of Seaford, with Mi Wi
zle Hall; Miss Lulu Gerry Of Pors
22osit, with Mrs. Adam StenpIe ' Up.
lrS; Fey. 5. L. Gracey and danvbter ;
Margaret, Of Webster, Mass came eao Aa' q
nlght to visit her sisters. Thav Ho, H
% % move to Buffalo shortly. 81
ne kadies' Benevolent socIetV mill How
at the residence of Mrs / ,vdia ,d r.
lowell. April 2nd. A'Su'A 9Fr
~ g.. LIZZIE Jones was the guest of GIa, ~
sSS iruax the past week. N, NJ
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
Pomona Grange.
ldenee to the Smyrna Times

00''esPohuehee 10 the Smyrna Times.
NJ, FELTON,, DEL, Feb. 19 1ao5
+SgSb0T, Of Smyrna Times:
Enclosed is the program of PomoD,
orange, which is to meet at FeIton
April 4th, 1890 a. m. '''on
Address Of Welcome, Miss Sallie r. Sim
=, SOD, Of Trophy Grange. - mp
Ppssponsei =. u. Salisbury, Capital Grange
EFeepoFts Of officers, w. Master j HevS SS"ge, s.
I" - nat q shall wo ask the Legislature 10 ~ .
Il. II. Bancroft 9"FH'" W 40
3, m, Address by s. II. Messink. Worth =,
State Master "OrbHy
Address, by DR.. A. T. Neale, gtats Loo
turer S'"'o beo-
HSw S to succeed with grapes, J. e. Carter
Row to succeed with sweet potatoes I 7
Rosa, Of Milford. "'oe'' o. o.
yFr moral obligations, by Mrs. e. d SIov
p, maker, Of Fruitland Grange.
FTMsnge WORK IN the County, by M
Free High Schools, by William saplsb,ru
m Outlook In State and Nation, !. VI
feports Of COMMITTEES.
Evenln 8 session to be devoted TO eonGar.
ng the Afth degree in full.
7. W. KIILEE, Sea.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
IHE following is the time table Of
steamer Ella for the month for Anr;I !.

r. HE semi-centennial sermon of Rev
mos Inos: d. Haynes (who located in
4%yrna GWl year ago) at the Conference
"eun!esday afternoon in connection with
a a slnilar nIl, one OF Rev. VIM. E. England
Is G spoken OF as being very interesting
ne grew vivid picture between the
cTnultion of things fifty wears aoo
wnen ne went to preaching and noy
many OF which were very amusinc "s
urawn in contrast with the advancaJ
methods and habits of to-day.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

-, a NEW NEW method of making acetylene
Sn an Illuminating gas of high Luminosity
having been discovered, it looks as II
sni ene problem of cheap gas had been
solved as the new process makes it
possl0i to sell the illuminant mt r cts
per thousand feet. The discovery of
tne cheap production of acetviene
seems to have been a chemical aco;'
SIent, but if the early experiments are
porne out by its use a great blow bas
neen struck at the gas and electric
light mOnopolies. Five cent 0Sa,o "ao
Jeens Ja,i 100 good to be true, but NAV the
aSy aSS OF It's advent be not delayed. How
ABOUT our electric light plant?
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

AN interesting event at Betbel A nr
\. Church on Wednesday even;no -, ~ Az
IW Ine memorial address of Bishon < w w
NMayman, on the life of Fredariol,
douglass the late colored statesman
AN additional interest to the coIornd
people was the attendance of SOM
IH'rIy or forty of the white preacbare
OF the Conference then in session nTle nLs
were among the Bishops most intar' Tno
ested auditors. The next morninn q.
VISITED the session of the Wilmin6Stne &c
conference. was called up and intrn ron
ouced by Bishop Hurst, and at The ~
guest OF the latter made a short sneoob
referring to his conversion sixtv Toonn
ago ana connection with the c5urc6 ~ in
lhe bounds of this conference which
was was warmly applaudei by the bodv Of
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

The Bombay Hook Electric Poi,
way, which was chartered two 1aama o,',.
ago, and attracted considerabIe ottor eaIS
1atioa 1aII ~ me o9e time from its large capital.
aat'on; oa,nr alteT laying in comatose state
i 'en en. SINCE mas been revived, this time
on ~ "PPears, In another form At least
Uu saturday Representative Mustard
IPa'rTuuced Pnn%d a bill to incorporate the
TSn TPSSnoay u Hook Improvement COMPANY
me Inc report in the papers saw notbi9s
ABOUT ABOUT capital, that important desiJera
~ o1m 1h announced with the presentation
~ u tne olll two years ago, but does saw
.no .,, company wants to build vessels and
,un an electric railway and also 70
generally improve the condition of the
y ,1ommiI1nlty: We see no reason WIN i
mould not become law. ~