Smyrna times., 1874-05-27

Still Lower-My Clothing, Hats, AID fur
nishing Goods ~ per cent f6~cr than auy one
can sell them. Kahh.
Are yo,: going to paint or paper Or want nov
window blinds Cowgirl Il Son, Dover, supply
the closest cash buyers aud the largest con.
sumers in this section-try their prices.
Evans S: JoIls at Clayton, solicit con.iur.
ments of fruit and produce 10 the cid e.lsT.
lshed house of John Combes, No. lU PARK
Place, New York. apr. 2Z3m
A nice line of we'll made fine Shirts at J,
r.. Phillips Il Cos. Persons in want of good
fine Shirts will do we'll to call upon US. ss wa
can beat the town in quality and price.
Evans & Jolls Clayton, Del, are prep,r4d
to furnish Rambo's and McInn1ss Schuylkill
Land Lime, Chester Valley Land Lme mi MI
Seaford Shell Lime. apr, 2g. I'm
j. +. Phillips & Co. have nice line af
Hats, among them will be found the Pocket
Hat, the easiest Hat ever made for the head
very fashionable.
" De you take trade for goods?" is ouos.
ton so often asked Cowgirl j. Son, Dover, that
they give general notice that, except butter
they give the top OF the market for Country
trade of all kinds.
Our rapidly increasing trade is a gratifying
evidence OF the public appreciation of our goods
We hope by JudlclOus selections and purchases
to maintain the reputation our goods ar.
Wlnlng. X. NJ. 4 w. L. johnson
! Persons in want of Fine Ready Mads fGo,b.
Ing will consult their interest by calling uuo,,
US, as We have the largest stock in Smyrna AMI
are selling cheaper than any one else cau do
j. f. PhIlIps Il Co.
! We invite special attention to the anDounce~
ment OF Valuable Farms, situated near Hayr,
de Trace, Hartford Co., Md, to be sold ,Juns
5rd, 1914. These farms are III a high state Of
cultivation, ana are valuable pieces OF property
On account of the backwardness Of the sea.
son have made great reduction in the prices
OF my stock: Remember l have the finest
stock OF Spring Clothing, Shirts, Hats. &c
ever brought to Smyrna. The msiority OF ,h,,
Clothing has been mdde to order. aud for styl.
ut, quality and price, aurpass anything ever
offered III my line. 5. l.. KahD's New Cloth
! ing Store.
THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER.
" W no Is this gentI' the ladies ask,
| That almost every day,
lth splendid dress and genteel air
Comes sauntcring this way.
The beaux all envy him, and think
Ills income can be small
The secret Is, he buys his clothes
At BENNETT ; TOWER HALL
| BY which be saves halt his expenses in
clothing, is enabled to dress elegantly and live
at ease. Everybod should secure u bargain
at BENNETT Il CO.'S TOWER HALL, SIS
Market Street, bali way between 5th aud 9TH
Streets, Philadelphia.
Somebody having asked Treasurer Spinner
II It IS true that he swears louder than any Que
IN Wa ashlngtoD, that gentleman responds in a
long letter explaining the instance which he
| supposed gave rise to the story. 1t was afte.
the war, and the occasion was the presentation
by Confederate officer of check tor payment
OF services as field officer in the army Ut ths
United States previous to the war. Spinner
says be rufused to pay it, and that the refusal
led to an animated controversy in which some
pretty energetic language was HSed When
he got through, Presbyterian gentleman who
stood oy expire e1sed his approva an an el ley
lady OF the Methodist persuasion clasped his
hands mud said Oh, Mr.. Spinner, YOU know
how Ia my heart | abhOr swearing, hut d.
clare Tor 1t that your swearing sounds to me
tor all the wOlii ike PRAYERS