davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

LEGAL RAILROAD ITEMS. Kir-
bv. formerly ui the town train, having accepted
u condurtor>hip on the New Orleans, jackson
aud Great Northern Rai!rnad, with which
Me<srs Sewel aud Brown are connected, Ii.
T. Kenny, who has charge of the De-. road,
has notified Mr.. +. w. Griffith, the ticket
agent, that hereafter the Depot here will be
under the charge of Mr. Sm'herS, the Ciaytoa
agent. A mnn is to he appointed to sell tick
els aud act as conductor. Mr. g., who has
served the Company and the public with en-
tire Satl faction since the road has been in Ol'e-
ration. will retire from his position shortly.
The change is adp to cultal' expenses, and
We lear.i ;hat number of employ CeS have
bre:i Discontinued on the main road. or viii he
snOrtly tor Il e >aMc reason. W bile ch"nGe>
are bling made We are requested to suggest to
! the company to have more hight, IN our DEPOT
and have the train to enter always on the
right side track. The train comes IN at nleht
always on the left side, away from what little
Flight there j. aud away from the plank walk,
which is ON the other side, thus reqnlIlng pa
Sengers to find their way to the street, ire
qurntly through mud, a. best they can. We
ipel sure that if the Superintendent had been
IA night passenger to our town on many Occa
sinns, the disadvantage would have been rrme-
died before this. MIR. Griffith has frequently
sought To have the nuisance abated aud We
believe there has been snnlc pIOmise OF ahat-
mcnt but the promise has not been fulfilled.
4 ML & DcL Ruilroad On Di--It is re
ported that Jim Fisk, the New York railroaC
jobhel, is interested in the construction of th'
Ninrland railroad, aud ronSequestlv the Bonn
tahOok road, with which it is to connect. |
l. also reported that Fisk and the +. w 4 B
H. X. Company are looking to the purchase q
the Md. d Del. ro*d, the former 10 connect i
with his scheme, the latter to prevent it from
being connected with his scheme, while tn
, Md. 4 Del Company declare that their road i
not for sale. We give these reports for wha
t they are worth
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

THE WAR NEws.-The Prussian Minister
at Washington has received an official TELEGRAM
from Berlin confirming the previous statements
that the negotiations for an armstce were en-
ded abruptly on Sunday afternoon, by order of
the French Provisional Government. The
assumed causes of the rupture were the reFu-
sal Of Bismarck to permit free ingress into and
egress from Paris, and the taking Of provisions
into the city during the twenty-five days cessa-
tiOn Of hOstilites, and the demand of Theirs
that the elections for members of the COnsti-
tuent Assembly shall be held in Asace and
Lorraine the same as in other Provinces of
France
Bismarck did not expressly deny the latter
proviso, although he would not give his con
sent to it. 1t is said, however, that the real
cause of the disagreement was the utter refu-
sal Of the French Government to promise a
ceSsiOn of territory. The French Minister at
London repres' MS that the Provisional Gov
ernment is confident of yet driving the Prus-
slams from the country, and that the military
situation is constantly improving for the de-
ienjers and growing worse for the invaders
Six hundred thousand men, he says, are un-
der arms around Paris, and the Notifications
will prevent any bombardment of the city.
The arrest Of Bazaine and his Staff wherever
found, has been ordered.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

The Central Pacific passenger train, due at
Reno, Nevada, at o'clock on Saturday morn
ing was stopped by highwaymen at Verdi, II
station | miles west OF Reno. The robbers,
presenting pistols at the heads of the engineer,
conductor and brakesman, detached the ex-
press car and robbed it Of $4l 600 in coin
They then escaped. There Were eight robbers
in all, and five are supposed to have come east
on the train. Parties are searching for them
in til" mountains The telegraph wires west
Of Reno Were cut. The same train was after
ward boarded by four men at Independence,
who detached the part behind the express
, car and sacked it of several thousand dollars.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

THE Result IN OTHER STATEs-Returns
OF the elections yesterday, so far as known are
given this morning. New York City gives
40, 4O5 majority for Hoffman, and he is re-
elected by probably 10000 majority The
State Legislature is considered doubtful
In New Jersey the Republicans elect four
Congressman. a gain of one, and secure a ma
jorits i'll the Legislature.
Returns from Massachusetts, indicate the
re election OF Clafiin, Rep, for Governor, by
about the same majority as last year, in an in
creased aggregate vote. The Legislature is
Republican, and all the Republican Congress
men are reelected.
In Virginia the Republicans carry the First,
Second and Third districts; the Democrats
carry the Sixth, Seventh aud Eighth. The
Fourth and Fifth Districts are not heard from
La Maryland, the second, Third and Fourth
Congressional Districts have gone Democratic
the First and Fifth are doubtful
Returns from Louisiana indicate RepuLli
can majority Of 20,0J0 in that State, Four o
the FIVE Congressional Districts elect Republi
cans and the Fifth is in doubt.
Illinois has gone Republican by from 20 OOt
to $1,000 majority.
In Wisconsin, Mitchell, Dem, is reported
elected to Congress from the First District. 4
Democratic gain.
In Minnesota, the First and Second Con
gressi Districts give each 5000 Republican
majority.
Ia Nevada the vote is very close, and tn
result is not positively known.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

THE METHODIST C0NvENrIoX.-Bi
Scott, who has returned home, az OlesSa.
from an extended Southern trip, impaired in
health, will not be present at the Convention
in this town next week, nor will DIR. Thomp-
son. both of whom expect to attend the meet
ing of the Board Of Missions, in dew York.
Chancellor Bates is expected tn preside Dr.
D4shcIl, President of Dickinson College, is aIsu
expected to hG present aud preach during the
sessions Homes have been procarcd for
about 100 delegates up to the present. To en-
tcrtan so large bOdy of visitors will severely
tax the drnominatona hospitality OF the town.
A full delegation will number over three hun
dred cergymen and laymen.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

A drunken fellow in Dawson, Ga. became
invoi, ell in controversy with the door-keeper
of circus on Saturday, and proruSed to shoot
him. Upon heng r"mon, n,tratad wIth he he
came in>uItcd, ard, determining to wipe out
the insult with hIool, opened fire on the
gathered crnwd lie was joined by two other
de- peradors, aud the sum total of their mo-
menr work was the killing of one man, who
WAS NOT even Interested in the fra'a> and who
was sitting inside the circus with his child in
his arms, aud the wnunding of yuung lady
/ All of which resulted from the insane custom
t"o prevalent IN the South of carrying cnncra
ed weapons and Of rc>cnting imaginary in
suits with murder
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

The record of the war in France haS its cen
trai interest in the defeat and arrests Of the
anti Trorhu, red lcvolution~t~. who. led by
F'"urrns and agitrtors ot his type, arrested he
minister ot financ, last Mond,v in Pari>-the
day following that in which news of the >nr-
render Of Metz was received Whether 50 in
tended or not, this might have been the c0up
de 9Iuce Of any government whatever and
have compelled the surrender Of the capital aS
an only alternate to intestine conflicts 1t was
avcrtcd, and the rioters are to be tried
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

New PHoT0GRAPH GALLERY.-Mr. r. r..
B.air, photographer, who was burned out by
the recent fire in this town, has again started
il business, with mach m're commndiou>
ro ms than his former place Mr. Edward
W ard has fitted up the third story Of his build
ing (formrIly included in Wards Hall, into
first class gallery, thoroughly adapted for the
purpose, aud Mr.. B,air is now ready to do
good work. lie has really neat reception
room, which visitors will find attractive, and
we Lclieve he will render entire satisfaction.
His gallery is credit to the town.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

A CORRECTION In the report oi the Court
proceedings last week we said Geo. WhtIock,
who plead guilty to an Indictment for gambling,
was fined $50 aud sentenced to three months
imprisonment So far as the Imprisonment
was concerned this was a mistake growing out
Of the way the entry was made on the Court
docket The sentence was, fined $50 aud
stand committed until paid. The fine was
paid on the spot aud that ended the matter
UeLaIEnreIH
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

At Selma, Ala. on Slturdav evening, a
cololed man named Alfred Granger was shot
dead ty a white man name,l John Baxter.
The murder was the result Of q quarrel which
had lasted all day. Baxter surreud red him
self, hut was taken from the marshal by a
colorel mob, and after Ieing stripped wa,
b""ten to death A sheriff posse fnnIly re-
covered Baxter's body, and the rioters dis.
perSed
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

SALVAGE CAsE.-In the ease of the aban.
doned barque Pig de Cayenne Bor,ieamc. or
Iuez. taken adriit by the crw of the Joseph
r. Comeays, Of Frederica, Judge Strong has
rendered u decision that the first award of one
half the value of the harque and cargo was
salvage, the owners Of the barque to pay all
costs.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

EXECUTION IN NORTH CAROLINA. -Wm.
SIin>on wa hanged in Raleigh, y. C., Friday.
for an ouuag" on an old white lady Like all
murlrrrr> hanged he let good considered
himself sure of heaven, aud consequently felt
entrIrd TO advise and counsel all the people
who had come tc see. A very vivid impress
sion vas left doabtleSs on rhr minds Of the
spectators and hearers that Stin>on would
never have had any show for heaven worth
mentioning except for this unhappy accident.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

Buttons, Spool C1llon, KNITTING Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, Bamora,, Ladies and Chhdren's Hose
Mems Hose, Cand, Wick, Lamp MIcks, Gl"vc'
Meek lies Ha hr,t>, Hooks and Eyes, N'iy'
Trimmings, Tape, Skrrl Bra,d C"u,b>, Gu" talS'
Hnr Pins Buchlc>, Pms, Needles, SCISSORS, Cc'i
aud " B,ndlrg. ThImhlc>, Collars. Caf> '"r>e's'
Twine, kId Groves, MachIne Sewing Silk, mo
Spool SILK, &c. &c., Lctler, Fo"iS.cnp, Note and
ban Paper, PENS P.n Holders Lead PenrI $ >!a'''
aud Pencils, Envelopes, Pass Books. l"k' f"' n'''
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, MuclLoEt, &C.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

The RESULT IN THIS STATE-The figures
in another column show that the State has,
as usual, and as was anticipated been carried
hy the Democrats, but by greatly reduced
majority. We cannot give the fgues definite
L. The majority claimed is $500.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

TIE CLOSING PouITICAL MEETINGS. The
two political meeting, IN this town on Saturday
we've hardly OF the usual excitement. and now
that the election l. over an account of them
will not br much rcIisLed. The principal fea
ture was the tact that it was Democratic
me. ting oppu>ing a Democratic meeting, an
Independent Democratic versus Salisbury
Democratic cntcltainmcnt-a quarrel Detween
" Polly and Hammer, and the Republic ,n>
were simply COOKERS on in Venice. - Hons.
ChaS. Brown aud j Clancy j mes, the two
jnhed Pcnn~ylvananS, and Saml Townsend.
lit,h into Folly" in the afternoon, and
Mca>r>. c. g. lore and Hi Saul>bury scoldcd
her III the evening. At the other eud of the
street, ilnn. }. \. Nicholson, and M,>>r>. Ridg
ely and Reed tod what was the matter with
llann.r IN the afternoon, and B. Watson,
W. W. " rrdith, u. w Cummius, g. II.
Raymond, y. q. Cummin> and MeSsrs Reed
and kidg 'ly again in the evening. John
. Btrnc was also present, but threatening tc
talk ljth Amendment right out. he was ad-
vi~rd TO no j his peace In short we had a
polite i family quarrel, with the usual amount
Of MI l., gib ahI whisky.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF A PRISONER On
Friday, % III ult.. Ben. johnson, convicted of
rape at the last term OF the Sussex Court, aud
sentenced to be hung next month, made an
attempt to escape from jail at Georgetown
He burned the ring to which he was chained
out Of the floor. This aroused the sheriff, who
ran to the cell, but johnson threatened his life
if he entered, aud he had to call assistance to
secure the man. Tie fire was extlngui>hed
without any serious damage to the building.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
EDWARD IGNATIUs TAYLOR, Pastor.

CAUTION T" PURCmAsEKs or PERUvIAN SYRUP. "a
protected suuiI"n nl the pfntISrle ui iron, Beware
O bpng deceived by any 0i The preparations at Pc.
rnvian Bark, or Bark auh Iron, which may he Offered
10 You Every bottle ot genuine has PERuvIA>
SYRUP (np P.tuvnn Rrrkl blown IN the gia s.
EXAMINE THE RurTLE B%FnWr Purchasing.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

Napoleon has improved his forced leisure by
writing ii letter to explain lis motives III the
war with Germany aud assigning reasons tor
F. ench defeat. His plan OF campaign was to
mas 300, 600 men at Metz, StraSburg aud
Chalous; cross the Rhine near Hageuau. and
separate Germany; then fighting "A victorious
battle to ally Austria and Italy, and neuiraize
Bavaria, Baden aud Wuucmberg. His deIeat
is uscribed to detects in the French hi iitary
system, aud to slow mnvcmsnlS, as we'll as to
German prompttude Tbs led To the rctI eat
on ChaIomS, where his own impressions we've
y,clded to Mem hon ideas on account ot
popular cIanor. Aud he ,ommcnds the Ger
man military system at the expense OF tie
/ French. The Emperor understanding this
| long-announccd pamphlet % be genuine as
one who has no longer amy interest III Ilt nch
aft hrs; or the abstract misses the splrt "t the
dncument The melting cause OF the war IT.
self is not reienei to- The plan announced
WIS anticipated long ago, ESPECIALLY by P'n--
sia and the greatest value OF t." publ cation
consists Ia furnishing an authoritative eXp"sI
ton of the plans that have talied, and the
Pa. on> that seem to the prime mover to have
C c,usrd their f,ure.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

GaribaIdi is at Dole, without arms or am.
mnnition. ur many followers. The VI Zzin
wing in Italy-the most ultra Of all Lptlu agi-
talors, according to Karl Blinds r.velations-
do not ngrre with his views and refrain ilo II
aid The Ecnch officers are jealous of his
renown, and will not second any plan by which
it may be increased. His idea has been II re-
public along the whole l'oral, established hy
defeating the Pru,sanS in this war, and thus
enabling the German radicals to li,r, whijc
Spain completes what she has begun His
headq quarters are on the northern ccn>t of the
lake Of Geneva. inthe department of the Jura
northwest from Geneva, and in close proximity
to Lyons Montbelli ,rd, where the French
have been disc,mfted. is about eighty mie,
east from Nc>OuI The operations here art
probably connected with the Prn~sian demon
>trarion towards Lyons, and indicate their sue
cess.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

CmURCH DEDICATIoN.-Th Right Rev
Thos A. Becker, d. d., Bishop of Whining
ton, will lay the cornerstone of the new Cath
olc Church, in Dover, this "Wednesday after
noon The new Catholic Cemetery will be
consccrated on the same evening. Ceremonies
commence at > p. NJ.
EDWARD IGNATII,S TAYLOR. Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

The President has directed the census OF
New York city and county TO be retaken 20
far aS a count of the p"pulation. with the di-
visions OF age. and sex and color are concerned.
This j. to settle the charges Of an unfair emu
mpratiOn
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
nug24Iy

n5- DEAFNESS, RLINDFESS and CATARRU treated
wlh the utmost by j. SAACS NJ d. Fr0rSSnr oi
br'$''S Ol the Eye and Erar, (S speciality Mrli-
M G"'E 81 PnnSNl lyanlt - Years eNprIirnc uurmry
LEdel lihand No SOl Arch street Phiadrlphia
mails can h" seen at his office" The medical faculty invited
10 acc"npinY their euS hr has
Artificial inserted without pain No barge Tor eNamia
,ctiot,
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
A Ro.Y and Wind Disease.

Such is iysprp>ja. The stomach and M. ,,a are
matrly allied for the TO suffer WI't",
dyspepsia and dependency irsrpara' !, n, .+.,
that irritation OF the stomach airaos' MA al acc
panied hy irritation ct the temper,
Til, iznrating and t.anquIlizng H.,.,--s
Btor, most powerfully d.y.op"d IN 9. .!..,..
Thr cH"c this a.rrral" tonic is ,o',s'- ar~
couragng, mild glow prrNires tis stem 'e sa,,,. an
sa>iness the 0i the >tornrch y.,-G ana 10
nervous rrstlsSne~S which carac 'Ar 4,at
This improvement l> not transient. l. j. no.
return oi old with suprr,ltr force a.
the when unmr iicatrd Stimulau, ,,
rainr Each d".e impaf perusr4., a-ct,sa q
healtmul invig"rat."n. But TIN, nO AL Tie aa--rn an
BILIOUS properties 'lc preparation scarcely ,r
Importance tonic yrfucS. Il there ova.
bile The is br"uyhf within yronr r,
if the hileary inert and torpid un-t az:
ted The effect upon the l-ciarg!ug "rsau- ,i, e.,
ami ut Cou-ip'i"u ti- cAhtrflc
fc.Gt produce 'h. desired r~',,' gradually aui
pain. Th. Bprs also prrm"te h' ai'h' -1aErraor
surface which particularly dr,lgal.
sudd, spells 81 u..-epf weather az, 20 cheek
natural prrspI-n aud pfouc- c"u&>'iun ot Tie
coughs. aud colds. Tue Bt~r >Art,"tsB AGAIH>r all ,
EAsEs thI, lt great Vegetable Res
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
DRY GOODS

viz: Silks, Pnphu>, Alpaca,, ChalIses, Al! Woo
DrlAine> Cotton Drlaiu,>, aud Cutcots Win mant
Of the latest sl,cs of Dress Guod>; t'Ingin',,
Jeans, O>naburg>, tannc!s, TIchng>, Iah, ttoI'
Sack Fldnnes, Naphiu>, Shcr,Ings, Pillow i"'a
Nuslins. S~I>s SIrpmgS ,CambrIcs, Pnprr MusIlna
Dtnm>, Checks, DrIIhug>, Nnmhccn. l.l"cns Mus
Inns, Pl1.ds, Shnwls, Diaper, Lawns, Chan'hrul"
Prques, aud all the goods usually found IN hrs'
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09


Denton, has accepted call to the pulpit of the
NJ. f. Church at laurel, Del, made vacan. by
the death of DIR. Quikley.
A lodge Of the Junior American Mechanics
is to be organized in Dover on the 10Th
A couple Of negro women had lively skir-
mlsh III Dover on Saturday week,
Miss Julia, youngest daughter Of Bishop
Lee, died at her brothers, DR.. Rich'd Lee, of
Phia., last week, aged 22 years
An old grave-stOuc, with the inscription OF
Eleanor Sykes who died in I'LL, is on the
farm of Mr.. John ). Davis, in Miltori Hi.
The Presbyterians of Milford hold festival
OH the 29;h aud 30th inst.
\ little negro boy threw a brick at Mayor
alentlne, vi Wilmington, last week, because
the Mayor reproved him Tor stOniug another
little boy.
The Messrs. McConaughy have opened an
iron pit on the west side OF Chestnut hill, Pen
cader Hundred, ami are shipping the ore to a
! furnace III Pennsylvania.
The Bank Of Smyrna has declared dividend
of six per cent. for the last six months.
The Odd FellowS-Norning Star Lolge-are
making preparations for their festival, See
adv.
ii. F. Kenny, Supt. of the Delaware r. r.
IN, appointed John 4. Jones special police.
min at the Depot in MidiIetown with authori
ty to 9rrest any one not conducting themselves
properly.
| There will be series Of Tableaux in Odessa
IN the parlOrs Of the Hotel, on Thursday ans
Friday evenings, the 18th and 18th of Noyem
ber
Some twelve or fifteen buildings are coin.
up at Seaord. The parsonage Of the NJ. T.
/ ChWch Is nearing complexion, and when fin
lshed will be respectable addition to til,
town.
In this locality the corn crop is turning ou
badly.
Mrs. Lucy Stone and Mrs Julia War
Howe, will deliver addresses III Wilmington
on the Woman Suffrage question on Saturday
week, NOEeAD4 18th.
Chas NJ CarrOw, son of Rev. DIR. g. D
CanOw, recently passed an examination a
the u. = Naval Academy without missing
single question.
The Wilmington Commercial says the iten
going the rounds OF the Peninsular paper
about the reopening Of the Annamesscx lin,
(express train is premature aud unauthorized
ii not positively incorrect.
Some Williams placed a plow line around tn,
neck OF a colt belonging to John Beck, of Re,
tOber, and chOkcd it to death.
y special communication Of the NJ. w
Grand Lodge Of A. f. A. NJ of the State @
Delaw re will be held in Wilmington on Thurs
day, Dec |, at 10 o clock, A. NJ.
Rev Mr.. Gregg, of Soalord, formerly O
this town, is organizing temperance societic
IN that section, on the principle of no sccre
formalities.
Captain Charles S. Bell, the celebrated wa
scout, now living near Wilmington, will 500
enter into the lecture field
Middletown is justly proud of its new raj
road station.
A young lady named Ella Mcguire, living
Market ST., Wilmington, was seriously burnc
by her clothing taking fire, one day asr wees
5 A burning stick Of stove wood set fire to he
dress.
Robt. j. Hill, of Pennington, son of Wn
| Hill, Of the Independent Democrats of tni
county, addressed a Republican meeting
Milford on Saturday.
Our sportsmen say luck" is good in til
A partridge aud rabbit line.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-Sheriff Richard.
son sold, on "Wednesday last, the property of
George HcCronc, near New Castle, containing
800 acres, KNOWN as the Shields Farm, to
Jesse Sharp tor $lS.500. The Home Farm,
containing about l25 acres was sold to WIN.
Herbert, fer $l3,5OO
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

The italian capital is to he removed to Rome
from Flnrcnce, IN July, unless the truce lie
tween the king and the PARTY OF action >hou!l
terminate hct;re that The later n!e in favor
of completing tie nationality now po>>ihIe--hy
unity, decentralization, the ahroratian of all
but the spiritual functions of the Pope reor-
ganization Of the army and reduced taxes
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

TIE TIMES" Is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH IL. HoFFEcTER, Eiot aud Proprietor al smyrna
Delaware
TERMS-SUBSCRrrIoN 500 in advance or $3.50 II
not paid till the ed "y p No paper discontinued until
all arrears paid only the option the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will er inserted at the Of
line for the Hrst inS"'tnn subsequent insertions Three
ahaf cents. liberal discount made TO quarterly semar
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

Cold weather will soon be upon us to make
our f"ct ache but l'rimro 5 fresh stcck OF
Kip Boots will bid flnc. t. the coldcst
weather.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
Wood amd EViIiOw-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Keelers, ChuTns, Brooms'
Cl"ihps Pms lnihes Brushes, Hair Brushts. ScT"o
Brushes, Fancy aud Market Baskets. Curry on o>,
Butter PrDt~i Butter Bowls. " ash Boards, Wal
Brushes, II ,If Bu<hcl and Peck Measures, On
Cloths, Mats, aud all sizes of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIVE GEMS ADDITIONAL

will huv shoes with silver copper tips. which will
save The buyer the prIcP ni PnIr "f shoes. Com
ia red with rae Rrd aud dIrIy stockings Ihev are
beautiful 10 say the least. PnteRts. IrV II. sp1Sm
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
. -

New CENSrs OF PHyADELPHGA-Th Pre-
>ideat has directed that census be taken Of
Philadelphia. The cause all gtd is that in
consequence of the absence throughout the
summer Of thousands Of citizens the ponulA-
ton of the city was net fairly a>certained.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
O. O O ID .
CHEAPER
THAN HV FIR!

The undersigned respectfully announces 10 'Ss
ci,Iz.ns % Smyrna and vicinity that lie las .usi
opened hgs
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

H 'ASIPoRr. Bay Island and Labrador IIerr,np m
- bh's' and bbls. by G. F. Maclary, Clayton
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,

which he intends 10 sell cheaper Than any sod IT
this narkvt Tor years, consisting OF
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
GROCERIES

Sugars. Syrups, M"lassc<, Rice, C. fFc, Teas
Chocolate. Coffee Essence, C"ffcr Roasted, Sa'anII
la Coffee. Coal Oh Lard Oil Candles, Soap Srlc F'
Salts Saleratus, Sahuetrr, Alum, Saponrli'r r. lndI
gn, Starch, Corn Starch. F"rIna. Trcnior Crarlft'
Cheese, Shot, Powder, Matches, Vinegar, Shoe
Backing, Stove Polish. Mustard, Pepper, Hams
Shoulders, Side Meat and Jows.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
96th DIVIDEND.

The Directors Of this InsInmion have this daV nf M
cl7ret dividend Of SIX per ceri ouI Of the rn'n,'
for the nsI SIX months payable 10 the S'o' 'kh"'FI
oi Their legal re res"n'aIves, on demand clear '
taxes. by order
w BELL, Cashier
Bank Of SMYRNA, Nov Sd, 1870. b"Tr
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

REE\BACKS Bacon. Lard Eggs Poultry a..
VI all kinds oi Country Produce wanted by C.f
Maclaty. ClayInn
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
The Cloths and CassimereS

are new, just bought, and comprise all Tie leading
styles.