Smyrna times., 1901-06-12

p Fl Jacobs had beats in the mar
ket on Friday.
The wealth of roses has been re-
markable this year.
Buy a reliable binder twine at VIM.
FAIRIES new hard ware store.
The Sussex County w. G. T. U. is
holding its Annual Convention at Lau-
rel to-day.
The W. C. T. U. distributed forty
boquets to the sick and other 'Shut
Ins. Monday June 10th.
While the weather has been good for
wheat, grass and potatoes, the preva-
lence of cool nights has put the corn
fields behind thir usual appearance.
Bargains in safe Gasoline Stoves and
Blue Flame Oil Stoves at the Iron
Front Hardware Store.
The last shad was in market last |
Friday Bay trout have been a little
more plentiful since, if the footing"
of the fisherman's horn is any evil
dence.
The ice plant at Smyrna Landing,
that has had the usual mechanical de-
lays in constructing a new enterprise,
started up making ice to-day. Ice
from the new machine will be on the
market next week.
The individual lockers for the Hose
Company of this town, thirty in num-
Der have been completed. At the last
meeting four new members were cleo
ted and two applications for member
ship were entered.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian Church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Robert Denney on Thursday
afternoon at 2.3O O'Clock. The sub
iect is Missions in Alaska and Latin
America.
The wheat fields of Thoroughfare
Neck are looking extremely thrifty.
o1 Il
erably, thinks the Neck equals, if it
does not surpass any other section in
its wheat fields.
The big wheat and large acreage
would indicate q harvest this year Of
some account. The important thing
to begin with will be a good har-
vester, and here is where the agricul-
tural store has its first innings.
D Make your horse comfortable by
81 purchasing a Fly Net aud Head Net at
q the Iron Front Hardware Store.
The last number of the New York
n School Broad Journal has a very com
plimentary reference to Prof. Shearer
and his success in the Elizabeth and
other school, saying he has the air oi
a successful business man rather thar
that of pedagogue.
Miss Emma Heineman, the eldes
daughter of Charles J. Heineman,
on Commerce street, died yesterday
u after long illness of consumption
n aged "a years. The remains wer,
Il taken to Philadelphia on the Steame
Brady this afternoon for interment.
Harmony Lodge No. l3, A. F. an,
q A. M. on Thursday evening last cleo
Z ted the following officers for the ensu
81 ing year: W. H., Hirons Denney; s
y W., Willard A. Fleming; j. W., Rot
u ert II. Denney; Treasurer, Henry
q Anthony; Secretary, Geo. M. SteveI
n son. These officers will be installe
on Thursday evening, june Goth.
The statement has been made that
the Twentieth Century Club ladi'
would enter on a crusade against I'll
sale of liquor in our town as earnestl
as they have against the killings
J dogs in the streets, scores of wives al
/ children would be made happy and Il
money that goes to corrupt men wou
pass over the counters of our stores I
legitimate objects of family use.
The daily line of the Steamer BraC
will cease with to-day. There will
no boat tomorrow, but Friday, al
Ao'clock the Steamer will resume t
weekly trips The shipments Of stra
4 berries this year will scarcley be