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Smyrna times., 1871-09-27
NIAI. E..AND ITEMS.

The late dry spell is said to have killed many
strawberry plants around Salisbury.
Ephralm Moloch, an old negro man aged 90
years, died last week near Cambridge.
The Ga!ena Loan Association loaned money
at ~ Per cent last week. Remarkably low.
a negro man named Parker had his arm
nearly torn from his body in a saw mill at
NcwtOwn last week
A new NJ Il. Church at Ebenezer, Cecil co.
VIII be Dedicated next Sunday. 1t is n fine
e1lhce aud entirely free from debt.
East New Market, little village in Dor
chester CO., on the Dor. 4 Del. Il. K. has been
blessed with SIX pairs of twins this years.
Casper Danfeld, brakeman. was crushed to
death Oh the railroad at Port Deposit last week,
whilst coupling cars. lie was the son of tba
conductor of the Grain.
>, "A gentleman informs the editors of the
bachGtor, a paper published at Salisbury, that
upon Dreaklng an egg a short time ago, a min
was found Embedded in the yOlk thereof.
Mr.. John Collision, of Caroline county. who
has reached his eighty fourth year, few davs
since performed journey on foot of fourteen
miles, and thinks he could make this distance
daily. '''' N'' :" "0'
There is not the best feeling in the world
among the Democrats of Caroline, and some Of
the most active politicians of the party are
known by the sobriquet of Hall, Tweed and
Connolly.
Talbot county has "quack" who adver-
tlses IN the New York papers a cure for corns,
bunlonS, &c. The cream of the Joke is that
nobody knows him, and yet he gets the
" stamps"
Hannah Cornish a universally respected
coored woman living at Coxbury, Cecil co.
was shot and mOrtally wounded, last week
by the accidental discharge of pistol, in the
possession of her son.
The net earnings of the Wicomco and POGO
moke H. IL. for the last fiscal year is So, 847. II,
ms short road from Berlin, which taps the
DeL road at Salisbury. 1t is being extended
from Berlin to Snow Hill.
The Kent Ne'os learns with Indignation and
surprise, from the last issue of the Centreyille
Observer. that Judge Carmichael is a candi-
date Tor U; ). Senator in opposition to Senator
Vlckers. This dOsn't set very well with the
Vickers men.
Land Sales The farm of Richard Pea
cock, containing 2S4 acres, was sold at Galena.
to Capt A. Woodal at $52 IS per acre. The
estate known as My Lords Gift" in Queen
Annes CO., containing 92l acres, has been sold
to Robert NJ. Dennison, Esq, of Baltimore,
for $l7,434
The Republicans of Cecil have put in nomi-
nation ticket, as follows: For the House of
Delegates-Job Haines, David X. Ralston,
Isaac ID, Davis For Judges of tho Orphans
Court-Lewis 7. Roberts, Isaac u. Ceilings.
Sutton Scarborough For Sheriff-Chalkiey
B. Cutler. For States Attorney-L. Marshall
Haines.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

AN IMPORTANT RELIGIOUS GATHERING
One of those great religious assemblages to
which the attention of the whole country will
be directed will be the Triennial Convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Unit
ed States which commences its sessions in Bal.
timOre, on October 4th-next Wednesday Its
deliberations will be important, not merely
from the fact that it is a large deliberative
body OF Christians, with over It's, 600 com
municants and 5000 ministers personally in
terested in its proceedings, but because there
are matters of more than usual Importance
likely to come before the body, that may in
volve the very unity OF the Church, which has
been preserved intact officially, up to the pres
ent-a circumstance of which the denomina.
ton is justly proud. We refer to the differ
ences existing between what are known as the
High" and " Low Church" wings; to the
Cheeny difficulty in Chicago, and the irregu
laritles In several Of the Churches in New
York, especially the congregation which re-
Gently discarded the old prayer book, and
adopted the Union ritual. The Conven-
tlon will be in session about three weeks This
body Is composed Of the House of Bishops and
OF the House Of Clerical and Lay Delegates.
The House of Bishops consists of all the dicce-
san and missionary Bishops of the United
states, and the House of Clerical and Law
Delegates consists of four clergymen and four
laymen from each diocese. The DELEGATES
from this State are Revs. Chas. f. Spencer.
+. U. Altteli, j. L. McKim AMI ]. Morseu,
u. D., and Messrs VIM. r.. Read, Franklin
IeI' .. NJ. Curtis and Dr. Hugh Martin. In
tne selection Of these Delegates in June last,
there was quite contest between the Hipb
and Low Church wings.
The following additional facts. taken m.;,Iv
from the New York Observer " Year Book y
VIII prove interesting to most of our readers
The Convention legisates for the Protestant
Eplscopa. t-..sh within the limits of tho
United States, but can make no alteration in
the constitution liturgy or officers. unless tho
Saine mas '4.' 'aI Ia one convention, sub
United to ali the dOcss and afterwards adopted
In another convention The Presiding Bi.bon
Is the Right Reverend Benjamin Boswortb
smith, OF Kentucky. The President of the
House Of Clerical and Lay Delegates ia elected
at each Triennial Convention. The numbor ~
bishops is ffty-two, and of clerical and l.v
delegates three hundred and twelve. Beside.
the American bishops, it is anticipated tha,
tnere will be present at the Convention severa
OF the bishops Of the Episcopal Church of tbe
Dominion OF Canada, and also Right Reyerned
Ge0rge Augustus Selwyn, Bishop of Lichfeld
England.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

The SHIP CANAL AGAIN.-Thc National
Commercial Convention convened in Bati-
more on Monday and will be in session during
the present week. Its object is to deliberate
upon the best means to increase the produc-
tiOns Of our country. agricultural, mineral and
manufacturing; to multiply the means of inter-
State transportation, and to advance the ex-
change of our commodities with those of ether
nations by the promotion of foreign commerce :;
and to discuss those most intricate questions,
finance and taxation. Among other subjects
TO be discussed is the Chesapeake and Della,
ware Ship Canal, which was put upon the
programme by the Baltimore Board of Trade
We have heretofore referred to the interest
manifested in this enterprise by Baltmoreans,
and to the fact hat the Baltimore & Ohio r.
r. Co. were giving their influence to it's en-
couragement. At the last annual meeting of
the Board of Directors of this Company, Jno.
w. Garrett, President, stated that such an en-.
terprise would most certainly be carried to
completion, and he hoped at no distant day.
Baltimore is evidently awake to the Importance
of this scheme, and our citizens may soon
become as deeply interested in it as they were
fifteen years ago when the project was so
strongly advocated in this quarter. The en-
couragement now over then is, that the work
has stronger hackers.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27
PERIODICALS, &c.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY ia strong in ue.,r, nj. ,,o r
d Areh Mrs Plat Burr O. Hosmer Bret Har,s and John a
whittier being the contributors that line Mrs EIrvnson
Ia manner impressive by its thorough
Ine scarlet Letter read to Mrs Hauthorns by the
*nnor her husband The three serials BY H. James J W.
-, novels and j. w. DeForest, continued and H. n.
srs' Hunt describes June Days Venice In very ctiv
letters, by James T. Fields. S
GREAT oFFER.-The October number Of pe,sr mn.,..,
as 70 hand containing fifteen OF
printed from full music plates 1t can bs had fr
Ins pooishsr also offers to send for one dol
numeers' containing from ninety to one hundred
ms q L. Petern 800 Broadway New YORK and ou
WORD TOR IT, you will get your moneys worth '1
SoDEr FOR ocTosER.-This iavorite magazine b.. hoou
@ svsra days and glowing with rich tins and
% early Autumn Nutting Is exquisite steel plats h
extension sheet snd colorsd fashion plate are 6Iss i,h
nen comfortable styles that will preside fashions
the reception Sf The frost king ~'af' AZ
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

President Grant arrived at Covincton. Kv..
on Saturday. on visit to his father. Soon after
the Mayor committee of citizens, the police
OF Clvlngton and Newport, and military from
the Newport barracks, proceeded to welcome
the President. In reply to an address from
the mayor of Covington, the President ex,
pressed his thanks for the greeting and said,
1t was not an ovation shown the Executive
by single political party" and that " it would
be hi; object, so long as he held office, as he
now did, to be regarded as President of the
whole people" He concluded by saying that
there was no reason why the party in the
minority should not receive the same protection
and enjoy the same privileges as the majority
IN power. 1t is stated that the President has
accepted an invitation to attend the formal
opening of the Chicago, Rock Island. and
Pacific Railroad, from Chicago to Leaven-
worth
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

The General Ku-klux Committee met in
Washington again ON Sa uriav. Several
witnesses who were summoned having failed
to appear, the chairman, Senator Scott was
ordered to report the fact to the Senate at the
next session, and request their arrest for
contempt: The committee then adjourned to
meet at the opening Of Congress. if not sooner
called. The committee of Senators, Scott
P9ol and Blair, then proceeded to examine Col
William l.. Saunders, of North Carolina. and
Edward Wheeler, of Arkansas. Saunders
refused to answer any questions relating to the
ku-Klux, as he did not wish to criminate
himself. The act of Congress declaring that
such plea shall not excuse a witness from
testltying before a Congressional committee,
was read to him, but he still refused to answer
saying that he preferred relying on the Con
sttution of the United States rather than on
an act of Congress. He was thereuron
informed that he would be reported at the
next meeting of the full committee, with
view to his arrest for contempt.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

A Nam PIralyzed While P0yiHg.- In
Princess Anne on Sunday evening week, Mr
Joseph Locates, a very estlmable, and highly
respected citizen, had knelt down with his
family, to engage in prayer, when he was sud
denly taken ill., and found himself speechless.
At the last report, he remained quite i'll, but 1t
is hoped he will recover.
Caroline county Democrats have nominated
p. W. Downs for States Attorney, JAS. A.
Roe tor Sheriff and DR. A. llardcaStle and w.
ii. Deweese for the Legislature. There was a
short contest in the convention between rival
factions, and the "faithful'' were whiskyed as
on election day. A most disgraceful scene
ensued and drunkness reigned supreme. The
sheriff of the county was beastly drunk, SIS
we'll as other prominent citizens. Papers OF
all parties condemn the conduct.
A tournament took place at Trappe Kent
CO, on Saturday week-pOstponed from the
day previous on account Of the rain. There
were twelve Knights. Walter Cooden took the
first prize and crowned Miss Della Ford, Queen.
William +. Wilson crowned Miss Sophie Beck
first Maid of Honor Rich S Wckes crown
ed Miss lgnatia Brown, of Bait, second Maid
ThOs Whaland crowned Miss Fannie Gray,
third Maid and Robt. T. Ford crowned Miss
Averta Brice fourth Maid.
The two railroad projects of Somerset CO.,
the one connecting Snow Hill with Berlin,
which already has connection with the main
line of the Eastern Shore road at Salisbury,
and the other connecting Newtown, at West
over, with the same main line. are now fixed
facts. " The track on the Snow Hill road is
laid more than half way to the former point
and the road connecting Newtown is also in a
healthy condition, financially aud otherwise
Jhe iron has been purchased, to be delivered
at Baltimore on or about the first of O :tober,
and pretty soon thereafter track laying will
commence.
The Profit Of Raches-Mr p. T. Quinn,
who was recently one of a party of visitors to
the Peninsula, was given permission by we'll
known grower, near Chestertown, to make a
copy OF the gross receipts from peach orch
ard of 325 acres, for a term Of nine years.
Trees 10 this orchard in 1852 were four years
planted, and the sales are as foIlnws.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

A: Champion, deceased millionaire oI
Rochester, New York, has bequeathed half oI
his property to the American Bibl, Sorintv
not being under the control or direction Of
the Baptist denomination, the remainder
excepting $1,000, he leaves to the Presbytcrian
Society Tor Foreign Missions, under control of
tn the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church. The will is to be contested.
Ten hu-KIux prisoners, convicted at Raj
elgh, n. u, of assault upon Mr.. Justice were
sentenced on Friday-two of them to six wears
Imprisonment and $4,000 fine each. and the
others to from six months to five wears
llHnhrlS91mGnt, with fines in proportion. Five
oi the hu klux confessed their guilt.
In Massachusetts, the latest returns of tho
e,ecuohs OF delegates to the Republican State
ConVehtlon' 20, show that 357 are for Butler, and
Sz4 S against hun; 1t is supposed that in the
luli convention there will be- from I5O to 200
majority against him. " wv
The first colorcd jury in the Pacific States
was was summoned at San Francisco Thursdav bv
Oor3ner petterman' democrat, in the case of
e4'oIeu BOY who was drowned while playing
wi WI soIiG "nlte boys. A verdict of "acciden
tai death was rendered '''N'"-
IL Us = stated that the President has anno;nt-
ca " N; NJ. Meredith of Pennsylvania, and
S Saieo NuShlng OF Massachusetts, as United
states Council before the Tribunal of Arb;tro-
ton at Geneva, and that these gentlemen ,a bavs
accepted the position. 'l n"'e
y, Inc revenue reformers and their allie. IN
Ohlo are said to be engineering a moyement Uo ra
cooking cooking e to the election to the United States
C"cnnot o, f1edsrck T Hassureck editor Of the
g"paT German Ronmh, vGs BSatt as representing the
Grand exnosition-of Co.,
Oak Hall. ran wear at
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

Hon. John w. Crisfeld, of Princess Anne,
Md, has met with severe financial reverses
He has been very prominent man on the
Eastern Shore in political and business circles,
and his misfortune has occasioned much regret
among his numerous friends. Owing to his
embarrassments he was retired from the Presi-
dency Of the Eastern Shore R. R. at the last
annual meeting.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

To THE SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS OF
DELAwARE.-Rev.M Mr.. Ostrander, the Agent
of the Methodist Sunday School Union, will
hold two Sunday School Institutes in Delaware,
during the month of October-one at Milford,
to commence Oct. 10th, and one at Seaford
to begin Oct. 18th. These Sunday School In
stitutes are conducted very much as the Secu-
lar School Institutes. Methods of studying
and teaching Bible lesson, will be presented
and illustrated, also the modes of conducting
Sabbath Schools. Among the many topics
that will be discussed will be tie following ::
How to ask questions; How to illustrate in
teaching; Bible Geography; Duties of Super
intendents; Duties Of teachers; Relation of the
family to the Sunday School, sc. In word
most of the important features of the Sunday
School work will be presented. Sunday School
workers all over the State are cordially invited
j. f. G..
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

Several hundred ex rebel soldiers, of every
rank, have sent letter to Carl Schurz, express
ing admiration for his Nashville address and
saying that they have unbounded faith ''in the
Sublime significance OF the mission and destiny
OF the American republic, and wish to turn
their backs ''On all sectional parties CROPPING
IN the moonlight of the past" Mr.. Schurz
has replied, expressing approval of their
determination to rise above old prediudices,
and act in harmony with the progressive
spirit Of the age.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27
OFFIcE OF NALTnN Nu,>.

Wilmington, Del, May Is, ~,
MR., EDITOR:-Wc have made everv cfTor, =,
benefit 10 those who give us their cnufidanc, 's
chasing the PHOSPHATE manufactured ~, ruf
ieel ali honorable pride The favorable re,,., '"a
has gained umong your farmers az a manure i.,.
fruits ahd vegetables. But We caunut allow ."'
manufacturers or Their agents To take a,lya,. "e'
name similar To that OF our arlIcle Io I,n,,.
their purchasers an entirety d.fcrcni Fho,.l.,a
nler'or 10 ontS made by parties not couLec,,,, '
manner with u.s. ~!
We therefore distinctly state thai the onI, o...
" Whdnn's RaW Bone Super PhoSphat,." TN. "
so long and favO:ably known to your com,,,..,..
that name, can only be purchased Of MessrsJ T, !,
SFOCKLY, who are sole agents IN you, ,,,,. H.
other dealers there have the genuine sr,,cle c." a"
We would earnestly caution iarmetsapau,.,.
any spHrlUps article represented as ont. .. 't
only result IN their disappointment and L,ss
Respectfully yours.
WALTON, WHANN & co
Manufacturers Of
my3 Whann's Raw Bone SUPER pt,.,..,
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

Mr.. Bradlaugh, the head of the Republican
movement in England, in an interview with
the correspondent Of the New York World, on
Saturday asserted that Queen Victoria would
ne the last Monarch reigning in England.
tie deprecates any revolutionary movement
there before 1876, but says that whenever the
will be prepared to pick it up.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

Buttons, Spool Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Hoop
SKIRTS, Balmorals. Ladies' and ChIidreu's Hose
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp Wlcks, Gloves,
Necktles, Handkerchleis Hooks and Ewes, Velvet
Trimmings, Tape, Skirt Brald Combs, Gon Caps,
Hair Pins, Buckles Pins, Nee dies, SCISSORS, CosI
and Vest Binding, Thmbles. Collars, Cuff Corses
Twlne, hid Gloves, Machine Sewing SIN, and
spool Silk, &c. &c, Letter, Fools-cap, Note and
BlIl Paper, Pens. Pen Holders Lead Pencils, S.atts
and Pencils, Envelopes, Pass Books, lrk, Pocket
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, MucIlage &C.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27
OFFICE OF WmANN BK,TurRe

ChadL's Ford Angus, 2g,s Is-,
Mr. Editor ~ Oiiclng standing arlIc. p,
paper purpOrung TO be issued from HE az
Walton, Whshn q Co, cautloniug the puh.,r so..,.,
buying a spurious article, REPRESENTED g. il,., ~
believing it but fair thst the public mind ..,,.,t
dIsabused upon this subject We would ,,.,. a..
Charles Whann. Of our firm, commenced The t.,.,,.
OF making PhOsphales al the same lime JOHN Wiz,
late Of the firm OF Walton, Whoun d Co dId-,n,.,
he superntended the business Tor John Wtaor. f..
1860 20 lS61-and in starting The bushes, IN Co w.,
his brother he could aay other person, r,m.
with prOprIcIy. We also wish II GisilrclH ul5a.r,
hat We are in no way connected Win lA.s h,,s a,
va ton, Nhsnn Co, and u.sU, lhAl We mt.p -
good an arlIcle, n not superior L" Ihul Il iheIrs
The World Is N.de enough tor ali h,u.s dealer, "a
Hdtter Gt IDhdt EGRte and cons drrale public v,I
always discriminate justly. IrHy luurs,
e Y j. f. WHANN
Manufacturers Of " hahn Bros
Ra" Bone >rper P,o ihaie.
JOHN II. BEWLEl, So!e Agent, smliLa Ds.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

THE "TIMES is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH H. HOFFEcKER Editor and Proprietor at Smyrna
Delaware.
year s2eO in advance or 50 5oif
not paid till the end the No paper discontinued until
all arrears are paid-only at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will at the rate of Seven Cent
sne fOrthe first nerton
a-hat cents liberal discount made 10 quarterly
nual and yearly advertisers
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

The New RAILRoAD.-The project of that
rich corporation, the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Co., to builda new railroad between PhilG-
delphia and Baltimore is assuming tangible
form. The Baltimore Sun says that "Col S.
r. johnson, with corps of competent ell
gineers, is at present engaged in surveying the
route"
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

jury LIST FOR OCTOBER TERM, 1871
Duck Cteek-George w. Collins, John Milla-
way, R"Jf ?. Mason, Henry n WicKersham.
,ke"ton-Joseph Roop, John s. Builderback
William II. George
Dorer hundrcd-Samuel Craig, Robert B.
Wright, Spencer Scotten, Draper Voshell,
John Craig, William Parvis.
North WurdrkW- Isaac Gruwell, James
L. Dyer John FARRELL.
South Hurc}erkdl-James Reed, Jno. Cook,
James H. Evans, Peter VI. Lindale.
NtSpWion-Elij1h Sapp, Samuel Harring-
ton, Curtis Sapp, Nathan Anthony.
4Wtomi-John w. Stutzer Stephen K.
Belts; Robt. II. Stevenson, Lewis b. Cannon.
-Delawareau.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

PEACH BASKETS We hear that one of our
merchants, Mr.. q. w. CummnS, jr., has con-
tracted with Me>Srs. Worden & Evans, of this
town, for fifty Thousand stave peach baskets
to be made dullng he coming winter, the
most of them to be Of new style, combining
more strength, durability and neatness than
has ever been made in former baskets. Mr.
Cummins has been largely engaged (the past
season, in selling peach baskets and we be-
he'e, from the present appearances, is deter
mined to increase his trade Messrs. Worden
most improved machinery and deserves great
credit for their untiring energy and persever-
ance not only in the basket making, but in all
the other departments of their business We
wish success to both parteis in their new un.
dertaking.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

For fifteen years | suffered from disordered
lHver; but since | used one package of
Simmons Liver Regulator, to this day, which
- now several years, have been comparative
" sound man. MAI A. +. WooLEY,
Kingston, Ga.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

Total S23I O43 qS
A fraction more than half of this amount
went for expenses, which include freight, cart
age, commission g. &c
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

TEMPERANCE MOVEMENTS grand tenn
perance Harvest Home was to have been held
in grove near Wilmington last Thursday by
the Temperance men of New Castle county.
but in consequence of the cold weather the
meetings We're held in Institute Hall. in that
city. In the afternoon small audience was
ad iresSed by Rev. DR.. Kenney, of Odessa. and
Key Me>srs. Shilling and Lightbourne of
W llmlngton. In the evening, however, a very
dresses were made by Revs. Messrs. Todd. of
St Pnuls. L'ghtbourne Houston and Shilling,
all OF that city A fine band of music was in
attenlancc.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

If you don't believe that goods can be sold
cheaper for cash than credit, go to Hamilton &
Cummins, and see for yourself.
Positively the Cheapest-Oak Hall Clothing
for Fall and Winter.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27
DRY GOODS

viz; silks, Pophns, Alpacas, ChaII,s, AIl.Wcd
Dclaine-, Cotton Dclaines, ana CalIcots wIth m.ly
OF the latest STYLES Of Dress Gouds GIuuLaus,
Jeans, Osnaburgs. FIauneI,, Tickug,, Table Cloths,
SACK Fiannels, Napkins, Shccungs, Pillow Case
Nushns, Swiss StriplugS, Cambrics, Poper MusIH.,
Denrms, Checks, Drllllngs, Nankeen, Linens, Mus
Inns, Pia'ds, Shawls, Diaper, Lawns, Chambroys,
Piques, and all the goods usually found IN hr.i.
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27
Wood and WiIiOW-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Keelers, Churns, BrccmS
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes, Sc'l'
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets Curry Ccr.s
Butter Prints, Butter Bowls, Wash Boards, Val
Brushes, Half Bushel and Peck Measures, V4
Cloths. Mats, and all sizes of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

Wanamaker & Browns. p' ''au at
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

Banking House of John McTear & Son, No
COZ Market st, Wilmington, Del. Money
received on Deposit, interest allowed, subject
to check at sight Collections made. Stocks,
Bonds, Notes, &C.; negotiated. All the new
Loans that are now offered
;, Fgn-to see how eager people are to buv
W. 4 b 5 CIothing
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

BURNETT PosTpoNED.-The following tele
gram was received by the Library Association
of this town yesterday:
Miss Burnett sick gone to Cincinnati ;
-po>tpone engagement till after October fif:
teenth.
This announcement caused great di>appoint
ment to many Of our citizens The lady re-
terred to is his daughter, who has been travel
hug with him, and who was taken suddenly
III at EIkton. She has been taken to her
home in Cincinnati, through the adyice of
physician. The entertainment will be given
IN about three weeks, of which due notice will
be given. Purchasers OF reserved seats will
have their money refunded
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27
Stock of New Goods,

which he intends to sell cheaper than any sod il
lhIs market for years, consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27
O O O ID .
CHEAPER
THAN IVER

The underelgncd respectfully announce, to til.
citizens OF Smyrna and vicinity that he las JUS,
opened hIs
Smyrna times., 1871-09-27

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