Smyrna times., 1895-05-01
Groceries fresh weekly at POrter,s.

2 Groceries fresh weekly at Porter's. \
D. FOR upholstering and furniture re.
u taker. 0nuer' Is
i IHE weather last week was inst the
\ happy. ~ 'OOi anu
IHE bay trout season opened last
week with some very fine specimens
q in market. FO'--- eA0
! CosGRIFF, BECK & HAZEL have
Oeen shipping considerable quantities
= OF I'LL the past week.
IF you are about to build or renair
you Will do well to consult advertise.
ment of Frank Bailey.
1HE Ladies' Benevolent Society will
meet a. the residence of Mrs. T,vdia
mcdowell Tuesday evening, May 7th.
SEC'Y.
A. N. MONTGOMERY advertises tha
sale of his store goods intending IN 6iso
continue business in this town and
going elwhese.
This is "May-day," but the long
wet spell and late blooming wild
MOWERS suggest later date for gather
ing around the festive Maypole.
THE election of officers for the M T.
sunday School announced for last
Thursday evening will take place to-
morrow evening, at the close of the
prayer meeting.
90 AN account of the wedding on the |
Z5d ult.. near Black bird, at tie resi-
gence OF the BRIDES mother, of Miss
Emily MonrO, of BROOKLYN. and Cant
Charles X. Smith, Of Patchogue N Y
came to hand to-day, too late to nut in |
type. pun ="
COAL OIL has advanced the pa.t
lnohtn from IO cent (the ruling retail
price Ior several years. to Is cents per
gailoh' samuel Roberts, one of our
Si'IIens. nnds on comparing his store
,% TooA win 1860, thirty years ago, that
then 1t cost him S1.2O cents q gallon.
IHE remains of Capt. VIM. REYNOLDS
who died in Philadelphia on Feb az
and were to have been buried bara ~,
the 9th, but prevented bythe "blizzard
and snow blockade" of the railrooJ
at that date, did not reach her mill
Friday last. The intsrment wos -
GlenwoOd Cemetery.
IHE Delaware railroad station at
DlackOl which is also the postoffice
was discovered by Postmaster and Sta-
tion Agent A. B. Vandever to have
Deen 6urgarized early Monday morn {
ing. Two umbrella men, who were I
suspected, were arrested by Detective e
hutchlns that afternoon at the Smyrn, q
station and taken to Dover.
IHE statement last week on the d
authority of a farmer that Charles il
Osoorn, IN contracting for 10 acres of y
TOMATOES and 100 acres in corn, advised o
tue painting of these two products in I
alternate rows, seems TO have been s
Misunderstanding as Mr.. Osborn dis Il
iia'ms giving any such advice about W
now they should be planted Il
y. H. BoTELER, General agent of the IL
baltimore Building and Loan Associa- rt
ION is spendlng few days in town look u
hg alter the local Branch. He has OF
luGed quite a number of shares of in OF
tailment stock and several hundred
Iollars OF paid up stock have been sinh
crioed for. This Association claims
ess. ''"'' u 40
FRANK KEENAN, has begun the sea- bu
on with 100 swarms of bees and o~. &C
ects by June 1st to increase these to bU
0O swarms. The outlook for tbo pa
easOn is very favorable. Mr.. Rieman
iys II there is anything in the old Sn
roVer0: when bees work on neocb
lossoms it is sure sign for a large a
each crop" this will be the case this da
ear, as his bees have had an nnnsnai Sh
'ndency to work in this direction.
a s
IHE annual interest due to holders NJ.
certlhcates of Board of Trade in the Co.
oslery factory is now due and will sU, ~,
pald on presentation OF certificate ."f
VIM. FAIRIES, treasurer, The rent is an, n,
so past due on the Shirt Factory o.
ID the dues, from members of the O"1
oard OF Trade for 1894 and 1S95 al
mounting to two dollars, should he
lid now. A. f J4pnTMr 10 !
PRESIDENT Board of Trade. w
Mr.. CLARENCE W. HAZEL of Ches- visi
Dlu VINO mas been stall feeding frie
ru OF snort horn steers since early n
81 iall and old four of them In w mir
flerce for use during Conference Mrs
'ek mas just sold the remainder of N
nerd to Mr.. Pierce. 1t is said tbis NAL
Is the finest lot of young beeves in N.
Is section and was sought after hv II
tne butchers in Dover but the narvo dau
ze" N Uie" 'he finn,
phis
He fruit trees, under the influence spec
tne summer warmth last week y
omed out almost simultaneo,s "H eei Jan
yed % Immediately by an unusual M
III Oh @ rainy weather in the five davs Ros'
ce, Inc question is, has the polleni- zen
lon taken place in the blossom M
culyIng the germ before the fecun, oeer
'"S NuSV hhu Oeen made wet and 0ulu III
Is continued inactiveP It is feared RI
long wet spell has prevented this man
II so, may materially effect the seve
duction Of fruit. '"e the
ard
,,vD,,, n brotl
7. HYRNA Town Council is contem- mad,
Llng trip to Philadelphia next MI
day to see Buffalo Bills Will a f.
81 show. At least this was the dane
at their meeting last night IT New
ms that each member has fonnd IL IN n,
ent TO go to the city on important Rev
mess this week, and the Council Rev
leu on Friday az the day. This is form,
what the Council needs a Iittie JoI
cation, as municipal affairs have for I
them tied down to hard work ras cente
~: Three meeting nights in one MAKE
Is rather prosaic. The TIMES cloth
les them pleasant trip. Mi
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