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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25
Billings Alminax for 1872.

he spelllnS OF inc Almlna& Is Dad.
In our interview at Saratoga Josh at
tributes his passion for bad spelling to
spells during infancy and poor memory
in old age. g. B. is one hundred and
fifty years old.) His spells grow worse.
Yesterday We went up to Tommy
Nasts studi., on One Hundred and
Twenty-ffth street, and all three of us
picked out the following as Mr. BIS
most brilliant scintillations of genius.
They are solid chunks of wisdom:
CHUNKS OF WISDOM.
Prudes arc coquets gone tew seed.
Revenge sumtimes sleeps, bat vanity
alwus keeps ono | open.
1t iz just az natural two be born poor
NJ to be born naked, and it il no more
disgrace.
The only human being on the face ov
this earth that real envy liz u laffing
Christian
y man whom yu kan hire tew work
on Il farm for nothing, and board himself,
will just earn about his wages.
Thare iz two kind ov men that i don't
kare to meet when i am in gratc hurry,
men that i owe, AMI men that want to
owe nc.
l kant see what woman wants emmy
more Rights for, for she beat the fust
man born into the world out ov ded
sure thing, and she kan beat the last one
with the same kards
l alwus old admire tho malice oy the
mule.
If a .frAae of fortune had made me
az nlstortunate amung men as the mule
izamupg animals i would begin tew let
IidriTe;at thingsa milo an haff off.
10 learn cat to bite--feed her on
catnip tea.
s To make a goose good eating bring
hsr ssp truttsri
q. How did rca:as st tAsiF nsiisds
A. BY robin cherry trees
q Viii IL the meazics like fresh
mackrcl?
y They run in schools aud hav tew
be caught before they can be had
q Who was the fust brewer?
y Satan; he brewed mischief.
q Which are two ov TIE lost arts
A Modcsty and good home made
bread.
q Who waz the weakest man?
A Fred Bennett couldn't lift his note
for fifteen dollars.
q What is the fastest trotting time on
rcckord?
y | don't know az | kare.
Q What is the surest gait on the
road
y A toll gate.
@ Who had tho best artikle of pash.
unce
y job His pashuncc was billed down
to spot
Q Who IL the champion of lite
weights
A The Nh Jersey musk
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25

oend In tile road brought her ID sight OF
the bridge and also Of the doctor, who
was walking long momentarly expect
ing to greet the lady who had become
SO interested in him.
AS soon as Mrs. Wigsins distinguish
ed the form of man in the road before
her, she thought Of her veil, and, taking
it from her pocket, she threw it over
her bonnet
As the doctor observed the token of
recognition, he rush ID forward with ex-
tended hands exclaimed :sS
My dear Agnes, this meeting gives
me the greatest of pleasure!
Agnes! !! echoed Mrs Wiggins men
tally. Surely the mansmust be going
crazy. My name is notsAgnes and I
never signed myself so in the world
However, will not pretend to notice
the mistake, for mistake it must be-
Then aloud, 4 am sure Mr.. Blairc that
the meeting is as grcatSa pleasure to
myself as to you, and-
MIR. whom did you say?' interrupted
the doctor.
why, Mr. Blaire Of cearsc,' returned
his companion. -
Il fear you are making game of me
Miss Avery
Ky name is not Miss4Ayery.'
'And mine is not Mr.. Barre
But you wear the bluesveil, madam.
And you told me to wsar'it, sir
d told you to wear it Why you in
formed me that You would wear it your
self, and dcrsircd me- to Neor rose, as
| have drne'
'lon are mistaken, sir.s
4 tell you that 5ou ;r tho ono who
is mistaken
And are you not dfr a;res r,
No but You must be aS sNyery.'
Il tell you | am not
n !rnUw 1 fee5sfizs vow v6icc.
How could L be mistaken when hearing
The squcaking voice Of Bcss Wiggius.'
And how could | be mistaken when
hearing the bear growl o.! that dc,c.t
able Doctor Rose z
Madam, this is piece of imrulonoc
ah:.n viii never forgive. How dare
you rite ia me -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25

An EMBARRASSING PoSirIoN.-I
say, conductor. do you know that good
looking lady there, with book?'
Yes, | have seen her few timss'."
by Jovc, she's splendid "
Yes, think she is. Would you
like to occupy the scat with herr
Il don't know but it would be out of
order
it Vouid NJ; ii she was wiling TO
nave you occupy it. or course YOU
claim to be a gentleman
%, certainly. If you are acquainted
with her give me an Introduction; that
is, if you have no objection.
Certainly not
Fixing hisnair, mustachc and whis
kers in becoming style, he followed the
conductor, who, on reaching the seat
where the laly sat, SAID, with a peculiar
twinkle in his eye:
My wife, .Mr, of New YORK,
who assures me TIA: he will die before
reaching Detroit, if he docs not form
your acquaintance
The gentleman stammcrod, suffered,
grew red in the face, ialtereI out some
excuse, aud returned to his seat, leaving
the lady in company with her husband,
to enjoy the joke,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-25

Freddy, fair haired ycungster of
four summers, the other day, after being
lost in thought, broke out thus, address.
ing his father:
PA, can God do anythngT
Yes, dear
Can he make two year old colt in
two minutes 2
Why said the astonish.d pareai,'
he would not wish to do that, Fred.
dy.'
But if he did want to, could he y in.
sisted little Freddy.
yes, certainly, if he wished to do
So
We'll, then, he wouldn't be two years
old, would he?'
Simple Addition dding to ones
family.
A Crying Sin,-Taking babies to the
play.
When mans face turns as yellow as
a guinea he is said to have rich com:
plcxion.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

lature, has heen agreed upon by the Commit
tee on Ways and Means"
Wilmington, too has to he enIire'y recon-
structcd, the Nine Ward Bill passed Two
years ago, proving abortve. A petition has
already been introduced into the Senate to
divide The First Ward of that City into two
Wards
1t being a strong Democratic Ward, it is
supposed it will make twuot the same political
character, aud thereby insure Democratic as
tendency in the City Council But those
phllanthropic petitioners who urge this scheme
under the plea of large vnre, say nothing
about division of the Sixth Ward which polls
more votes than the First oh no, the Sixth is
as strong Republican AS the First is Democrat
ic. hence the difference.
The Hall Of the House Of Representatives.
was rendered yesterday tothe Governor which
was used last night fnr the recention OF the
members OF the Legislature, and the people in
general who We're in the town
The hall tC a late hour last night, was
crowded with the beauty and elite Of Dover.
where all went merry as marriage bell. "
To day the two houses will meet in joint con-
vcnti"n again to go through with the formality
OF the final balloting for United States Srna-
tor. H.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

Governor Ponder was inauguratNd yesterday
for particulars of which see our Dover letter
We recsived the iDaugural just teIore going to
press, but have not time to comment thereon
1t refers almost exclusively TO federal affairs,
with which he is eLt'y dissati fed. under
anti-Democratic management. He promises
to protect, so far as he has the constitutional
or legal power "all classes and persons in the
fee and undiSturbed enjoyment of their
rights, yet it is the conviction of my Judgment
that the extension of the right Of suffrage to
persons Of African descent was unwise," etc.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

CoNGR REss is doing but little The San
Domingo question was the absorbing theme
last week, but that is now settled for the pres.
ent. Commissioners have been appointed 10
go to that tropical region for the purpose Of
investigating the condition of that country and
its people, resources. &c. We give the names
of the Commissioners in anniher article. In
the Senate on Thursday memorial was pre-
seDted from Mrs Sherman, (wife of General
Sherman) and one thousand ladies', against
woman suffrage. The bill that ra>sed the
House early last week authorizing and encour-
aging great national exposition Of industry in
Philadelphia in 1876, passed the Senate on
Thur>day. There was some opposition from
New York and the West The matter is thus
settled.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

The SAN DOMINGO COMMISSION. The
President has designated Andrew D. White.
President Of Cornell University, Ex-Senatnr
Wade, and Bi-hop Simpson, of the NJ. Il.
Church, as Commissioners to Dominica under
the resolution which passed Congress a few
days since. Bishop Simpson has declined the
Others have accepted. Tbs Commission has
been completed by the appointment Of DR.. s.
G. Howe, of Boston, in place Of Bishop Simp.
son, and Allan a. Barton, of Kentucky, as
Secretary, in place Of Gen. Sigel, who with.
drew bis eptance, because he was not suffi
ciently acquainted with the Spanish lungurge.
The Commissioners sailed from New York
yesterday, for the West Indies. They are ac-
companisd by number of newspaper cores
poDdents. and among others by C. c. Fulton,
of the Baltimore american.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

1HE WAR IN EUROPE.-The tombardment
OF Paris goes on; has caused destructive FIRE
at the north OF the city, reached Montmaltre
and st. Sulpice, the Champ de Mars and In
valldes some Of the finest palaces and gardens
OF the city, which are being demolished by the
Prusslau cannon. One Of the dec slve battles
OF the war was fought nndrr LIE Mans ON
Wednesday, fifty miles from Tours. and one
hundred southwest from Paris. The German
force was commanded by Prince Frederick
Charles and the Duke of Mecklenburg The
French were commanded by General Chauzy.
The Germans attacked the whole line of the
French. A very stubborn resistance was
made, and the French seem to have shown a
determination worthy of the day. The result
was, nevertheless, complete German victory.
Tas terrible defeat of the French involves the
rly capirulation of Pals The Philadephia
Ledqer of yesterday says:
At no previous time since the commence
meIt Uf the War has the cause OF France sreta-
ed In so desperate "A condition as it would an
p ar 10y the l1'e alvicrs. To all the other dis
advantages must be added the fact that Pals
cannot act IN concert with the tion outside Of
Its Notifications. The city lies pntirely at the
mercy OF the beslegerS, unless the French for
cas- outside Can raise the siege OF this the
defeat OF Chanzy leaves no hope. The sorties
oil the garrison of Paris are only brave. but
useless rushrs upon death ur defeat. Mean
while the rain Ul proiectiIcs from the Prus>ian
batteries l. destroying the lives of soldiers and
non~comb. .tants alike, and the treasures Of art
aud the triumphs of peaceful scirnce are re
duced to wreck, less sad only than the loss
OF life and the ruin OF the people for genera
tons. Everything now indicates such a ration
al hum' 1''an aud complete conquest as takes
the memory back centuries for it's parallel
Even peace now would seem only tn introduce
oSmeStl; 'nHr'hHaS the rIinous complement
q t"te'9n "rr II ever there was time for
the 9ecAIe4 intervention of the other Europe-
an Powers, the present is such time"
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

THE ACADEMY FOR BOYS This enterp,i
put on loot hy the Methodist Preache $ Con-
vention held 10 this town on the 5th l7th of
November, Is meeting with encnura gem mt
on all sides, and the prospect for the instiru-
tion being located in this town, is also eneour
aging. Last week Mr.. JAS w. Spruance Of.
fered to the members of the Committee in this
town, Revs. Mes>rs Uric and Rittenhouse.
a tract Of over six acres of land on South 81.
above Howard, in the most elevated part OF
what is known as ''Spruance city," He of.
fers this as donation to the Committee, and
will deed it in ies simple TO the proper author
tiles provided the proposed institution shall
be erected thereon. The value of the land
thus offered to the Conference is estimated al
frcm $4,000 TO 5000; a most liberal donation,
certainly. The reverend gentlemen have view
ed the site, and think it the most desirable To-
cation that could be selected. In addti, to
this donation oil land, we learn from one of the
committee that another prominent gentlemen
OF the town and OF the Methodist Church has
promised to guarantee $4,000 in aid OF the en-.
terprise, while others have expressed willing.
ness to donate sums well up in the hundreds.
These are certainly ample premises for encour.
sgement.
But we must add to these encouraging signs
by other liberal pledges If we would make
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

twill be observed that $49, ,6Ss. 90 have been
added to the deposit note account during the
year, and $5S7, l02.O0 of additional property
insured during the same period of time. The
l'ssrs sustained hy lire during the year amount
to 81 .99j l3. which is much the largest loss
sustained hy this company any one year pre-
viOuSy. But five per cent dividend was paid
to the policy holders, the company reServing
Sl0,OO000 of the earnings to add to the invest
ment fund, for the purpose of immediate nav.
m"nt OF any loss By fire it may be called on to
meet.
The above exhibit shows a rapid increase of
business, and the financial management and
condition of the company must be entirely
satisfactory to the policy holders No corpor-
alton in the State is in better condition or
moe prosperous than the Kent Co. Mutual
Insurance Co.
George w. Cummins, DR.. Henry Ridpqly
James X; Clements, Thos b. Bradford, VIM
Walker; Jacob Williams, of Sussex, and Gov
james Ponder, were elected Directors to man
aSe the affairs of the company the ensuing
year AT meeting of the Directors, George
w. Cummins was reelected President.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

THE Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
OF St Georges and Appuauinimink Hundreds'
on January 4th, elected the following officers
Tor the year 1871 President, John c. Corbit !:
Secretary, John Tatman; Treasurer, Joseph
y. Brown; Directors, Daniel Corbit, William
Polk, Henry Davis, H. N. Willis, JOS West,
y. Watkins, and John G. Corbit
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18
t. For the Smvrnn Times."I
The State Legislature.
DOVER. Del Ian

DOVER, DEL Jan. Is 1871.
The election of y. s. Senator, aud the in
auguration "t the Governor has broken in upon
the dull mnnotomy OF the last week like a clan
ol thunder from a clear sky. Divorce bills and
every other kind Of bills are Tor th.. present
completely eciip>ed Ly the stormy events
which have transpired. The Senatorial con
test Is put at rest. bur the Congressman was
not Willard, neither was il Cove, bur as pre-
dcted by many, Eli stepped in and hure away
III triumph, the Senatorial prize The tri,
angular family contest has been long, and at
times conducted with Considerable of feeling.
as the following report of the caucus balloting
will disclose.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH H. HoFFEcEER Editor and Proprietor at Smyrna
Delaware.
year $500 advance or
not paid till the cnd the paper discontinued until
all arrears pai-only at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate Of Seven
sline forthe first inseron subsequent insertions
shalt cents liberal discount made quarterly semi
nua and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

SMILING AT TIE GOVERNOR The New
York Herald of Monday thus smiles at Gov.
Saulsbury's antiquated ideas:
Gov. Salisbury, Of little Delaware, mnst
hav" lively appreciation of antiquity Te
PITCHES into the fifteenth amendment as if it
were a thing of yesterday
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

FIaE.-We learn that the barn aud other
out.buIldings on the farm Of Mr.. Moody Roth.
well, in AppquIninlink Ild, were entirely des.
troyed by fire on Monday evening, together
with large; quantity ol grain and a portion OF
his stock. The fire, il is said, was accideutly
communicated by a little colOred girl. We are
unable to learn much OF the particulars. The
loss will be very heavy.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

BtwAHE.-Tne.ruhc in grneral are cautlo9-
ed to look out lnr the spurious aIti les Puf up
Ia immltatIOn ut aud aS substitutes fnr sim
mrm> Liver Regulator. Buy ony trom re-
>lectable druggist, and see that it i Put up
n square packages aud hl> the signature Jt
\. q. Simmons aud }. II. Ztiin 4 Co., IN IT'S
,idc; all others are frauds upon the public
Beware
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

Buttons, Spnn CJIion, Knitting C"ti"n, Hoop
SkIrts Balmornl+. Ladies aud Chiidrens Hose
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp " Icks, tl"v'"
Ncck-tlrS. naudkerchm IL, ll"uks and Elcs, N'''
Trimmings, Tape, Skirt 'BruId. Combs, Gun CsI''
HaIr Plus Buckles. Pms, Needles, Sr's-Urs, CC'i
aud Vest Binding. ThImbles, Collars Cutl>. .C"rses
T~ine, hid Gloves, MucLine Sewing SiIk, "ho
SPOOL Silk, &c. &c, Letter, FonlS.caP, Nole ana
Bill Paper, Pens. Pen Holders, Lead Pencils. SIehs
aud Pencils, Envelopes, Pass Bo"ks. lux, f"rS'''
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books. Mucllaee' Sef
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

TEAM TAKEN. THE horse and carriage of
Mr. David G. Hoffecker, Of the Neck, near
this town, was taken from Main st. on Monday
evening, by some one wanting ride. Officer
English went in pursuit, and on returning
about O'Clock in the morning, found the team
in the street, the horse carefully hitched aud
sh0:sing signs of hard drive. This mean
business will get some one into trouble if con-
ued much longer.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

ELI AS Z. S. SENATOR. Eli salisbury, the
thld brother of the Salisbury family, was
el, cted United States Senator by the Legisla-
ture yesterday, he being compromise between
the two other brothers, Willard and Cove.
Many of the Democrats admit that there was
no person in the party outside of this family
that was suitable for the position The Sena-
tor elect is lawyer Of considerable practice in
Dover an ''oId bachelor" aud "a member OF
The Methodist church Though not possessing
the ability OF Wizard, his habits are good, aud
his pnpu'anty with the people much stronger
than Guvc's.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18
DRY GOODS

viz: Silks, Piplns, Aipacas, Ch"lIrs, AH'M"o
Delhi e., Cotton Driainrs, aud Csl,cUts with nan!
"t The latest sI,lrs Of Dress Gouu> GIughan''
Jeans, O>maburgs, Flunnes, TicAngs, Iahi' Cloths
Sack Fiamnels, Napkins, Sne,II"gs, PIii"" t1''
huslms. Swiss Stripmg>, ,CambrIcs, Paper MusI"''
Drnn>, Checks, Drh"g>, NHnkern. Lmtn>. Mus
llus, PIa'ds, Shawls, Diaper, Lawn. Chumhu!s'
P'ques, and all the goods usually found IN hFS'
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18
Publications.

YcXs ILLCsTRArED CATALuGUE.wr have received ae.,,
II IL the uadd~'I ~ ~ the sind haVr 4t e.i.
James Nlck. Rochester y y CON- r lc..
not hLi ~ c>t and not atrt'h o. v,- It cu, rrr,
made At lrISuIc.
THg PcBLIc LEDGER ALwtvAc t.r l.7I "r ohich w.,,.
iuithiet - Mr.. tI.j, ". IA 4 i r
enhpiin many nc:N ,al tn- i"r reference. ra. aI
sIU%criU-rS tO ihs Public Lvger Puair Ls eli
cuIat"n pt that r,ilii " -L,,
thousand copies has been drnAu'i,t
THE NEW YORK OBSERVER YEAR BOOK AND ALNAxIc tor
York THIS VaiuHhe wUrk ui br,n PREPARED
an expense &" SI Co., anu OInl, rAr>lyr
satisfied information. both religious secular Tie c
tory ~ he ministers OI III" principal drr"nAu, ui The
United Sa'es tuIIn CONVENIENT hail br,A uuis
the records oi cn"rch work have be"n carr and
the cIv and comm rcii depart lents iurul>i that
VIII amply repay the rra'irr
We have nf M-Ssrs Phelps Rrvnolls Rochps'rr
trS Manual 'r lHl cnhia'mlnz Il page cuts Oi A'hSa
Canary flu""r, amSy S"cs. tia"u> and Tr'nfa.
Draniii cats az A>t"rs Gll~an t"hra (i"urdS tr hOc
Double Hose Pottuaca Lniila Cabbage M~unN
&c directions culture
thousand varieties al h"w"rs and vegetables sent paid
iull hpuiri Nlth
Address Phelps & Reynolds: Rochester, y. !.
LANpRErH RrRAL REGISTER AND ALMANAC 1911 for
EntultuuS i>trI'u ION by all ralcr> in NTH
"'I hlvd with .U- advice ifd 10 the ri-c'I-io'
seed tlt'- aud th' h.Si hid
and garden The astronomical . ihH Regis
ter to havs n rpHrrd "I;h aud hr We
bOIk hA' should b. r,bIW II til.
time OF the tn" al David L4urrh& Il and
South SN StrSet. pnIlad pha is at the dt AID most
reliable ihr country aud VIVA h., iuuI
whether il be seed AimanacN be depended ln
cIilN.
THE ALDINE-This magnificent pictorial muuthv having
Cn hdi Hri'. c"f'lrl'*> ''T eui ~ III new NV
al them, ami - work. po>>Ibl- urs,y
!rlhtei The Illus ta"', IN i' Jan9rF ""o" ar >"tro
mes Sltf"n Co. publishers. New York. So aunun
with an oil chrome premium.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18
Wood and WiitOw-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets. Keclers, Churns, Brooms'
Clothes Pins, Cuihes Brushes, Hair Brushes. Sci"0
Brushes. Fancy and Market Baskets. Curry onp,;
Butter Prints. Butter Bowls, Wash Boards, wal,
Brushes, Half Bushel and Peck Measures vi
Cloths. Mats. and all sizes of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

Gents yolored Border Handkerchief and
Ladies' Hem'd Stitch Handkerchiefs are sold
Tor cents ut Schwarzs New York Bazaar
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

assurance doubly sure" That the institu.
tlon will be established somewhere on the Pc
ninsula at no dstaLt day is all but fixed fact.
90 large and energetic body of Christians as
the WI mington Conference will not let an en-
terprlse tail that they have declared necessary
aud expedent. But its location will BE- at such
place as will make the most liberal offer to it.
Shall We show the proper degree of lIberality,
public spirit and business foresight and have
our town hOnored and benefited by the errc
ton OF such an institution in our midst or sha!
we be found wanting in these requisites Of an
enterpri>lrg community and allow some other
town TO secure the prize? Can we afford to
loose our reputation for go-ahcadativeness nd
lberality, to say nothing of the institution ?
Dover, We understand, Is making liberal of,
terS, as is also other towns. This but shows
the lmpoi tance of the enterprise, and foresight
OF our aspiring neishbors. In proportion as
other towns strive it, SO in proportion ought
our exertlons to be increased. The advanta-
yes arising from it will be as important TO us
as to any other town, and we can afford to make
just as liberal offers any Of our neighbois.
We understand, also, that some of our cli-
zenS OF the other denominations, approaching
the Importance of the enterprise, simply in a
business view, and actuated by a proper spirit
OF town pride, have expressed mucn interest
IN the movement; such interest as will have
a practical result when the time comes. The
institution would be just as beautiful and just
| I,..E g 80
tiOn as another, and should receive practica
encouragement from every citizen, therefore
who has the prosperity of the town at heart.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18
G. O q ID -
CHEAPER
THAN EVER!

The undersigned respectfully announces I" the
cIIzrns of Smyrna and vicinity that h, has Ja''
opened his
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18
JANUARY 4, 1871.

Mr.. Editor.-In your lettertrom the Seaford
"G"amma," or Grandmniher we not ce u pet
ty fling at the N. L Church" )" of your town.
We are Of the opinion that grandmOih had
better fix up her number little. aud talk in
the singular, instead of the plural, aud say one
person, not some persons.
Truly, disappointment sinks the heart of
man." Yours
GRANDFATHER
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18
"A Large Assortment of Ha"
and Caps,

Umbrellas, Saddles. Brides, Surcngles Horse w.
lars, Window Blinds, Iron Stone aud Quee"'"''
always on hand, at the lowest prices.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18
GROCERIES

Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Rice, c. ffe Teas
Chocolate. Coffee Essence, Coffee R"attd, Ss'e"n'
la Coffee, Coal OH Lard Oil Candles Soap Spc =
Salts SLlerutus, Saltpetrc, Alum, Sap'nn'hr' Inv,
GO, Starch, Corn Starch. F"rina, Trenton Cru s.1
Cheese, Shut, P.'wder, Matches. Vinegar onu'
Hacking, Stove Polish. Mustard, Pepper, ha"''
Shoulders, Side Meat and Jvwls.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,

which he intends 10 sell cheaper than any solo II
tins market for years, Consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

The only store for the inhabitants Of Smy.,.
and vicinity to secure bargains, is at Schvar,.'"
before it is too late. i-s
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

60 to Schwarzs' for Bargains.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE

BOUGHT AND SOLD.
GEO w. CUMMINS, Jr.,
COR. OF MAIN AND COMMERCE STRhh'N
mch23 '70-1y
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18

To LET-A two story St"r"-IIonSc, ON Nj
Street, with grocery room and cellar VIII 'i." IN
Gated and Il chnice business stand. AnnIv ~, "
j. H. Primrose rP! %
Smyrna times., 1871-01-18
The Cloths and CassimercS
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

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