Smyrna times., 1881-11-23

About the only audible voice is for harm
1ny," and this secured, the convention,
vet months off, will tell the rest.
Smyrna and Vicinity.
TURKEY and cranberry sauce.
The banks will be closed tomorrow.
TOMORROW will be general holiday.
Pork products are about higher than
last year.
OvERcoATs are emerging from their
hiding places.
THE weather is beginning to take on
November airs.
The extra services at the M. E. Church
are held nightly.
FRUIT trees and blackberry plants are
still being planted.
CELERY is scare and cranberries are
higher than they have been for years.
THOSE thoughtfully thankful will not
forget the proper place to manifest it to-
morrow.
THERE have been only two or three
cases OF pink eye" among the horses i'll
this locality.
THIS time last year everything was
frozen up tight and the ponds covered
with skaters.
For Holiday goods, go to Denney's
Drug Store, for he can suit you in price,
style and variety. p
To properly cook a ten-pound turkey
requires three hours in moderately
heated oven. But first get the turkey.
THE rain centres that develope in the
Territories and so food the tributaries OF
the Mississippi river, are still scarcely
more than sprinkles when they reach us
THEinfiux of gunners and dogs through
out the State has been very large since the
18th inst. and much game has been des-
troyed. The greatest gamer is the rail-
road.
JUDGING from the fine display of Holi-
day goods at Denney's Drug Store. Christ
mas is coming sure. p
GEO. w. BRADFORD has bought OF
Robert Denney the lot, corner Commerce
and East street (Old soap factory porperty,
and will commence the erection at once
of dwelling and photograph rooms.
REV. r. X. STEPHENSON has a protrac.
ted meeting of more than usual interest
in progress at Friendship Church, Thor
OughfaTe Neck. On Sunday the profes
sions of conversion numbered between
twenty and twenty-five and the meeting'
still continue.
PROF. GROVES will examine candidates
for second and third grade certificates OF
Saturday next. Every teacher who ha
previously been examined required re
examination every year or two years ac
cOrding to the grade of certificate, o
they cannot collect their salaries.
THE body of sailor named McNea
was found in the marsh on Leipsic Cree
on Friday last where it is supposed t
! have lain for the past five weeks. 1t
thought he died from mania potu in a
effort to make his way from the vessel t
] Leipsic for liquor. The Coroner held a
inquest.
e THE Sociables (Terpsichorean) con
y menced last Winter, have been reorgan
!. zed for eight evenings during this Wintt
Il commencing with this evening. Th
t company is comprised of between twent
+ and thirty gentlemen all unmarried bl
= two, the ladies of course doubling tn
s number.
. WE are requested to caution our peop
' against professional beggar sometim
. calling himself VOss, who has got sums
~ money under different pretexts from
q number of our citizens. The money o
4 tanned is mostly spent for whiskey ar
= rarely reaches his family, who are real
n objects of charity.
1t PoULTRY.-The poultry shipped on F.
is day and Saturday, especially the latt
< day, to New York, in consequence of Il
warm South wind that prevailed on Il
latter day until the evening, put it in b.
condition for the Thanksgiving mark
n- and shippers were rather blue over Mo
Ot days reports. The shipments to Phi
delphia went mainly on Monday wi
'e cooler weather. Farrell, Startling & Boil
or have shipped about $4,000 tbs., Hardcas
es & Jones 1000, George ID. Armstrong &c
"a Tbs. and Frank Wells, on the Tygerf, h
also handled considerable poultry. Fro
''' appearances at this writing the foreign /
SO has been supplied at the expense Of t
er, home market.
ng THE KENT AND QUEEN ANNE's 4.
ers running from Townsend to Centrevil
, a has been taken complete possession of
o. the Pennsylvania, and l. n. Mills SUP
90 ceeds Benz, T. Biggs in the manageme
US II is said that no body ever went up
&C. down the Delaware road that they did
a see the genial faced President of the K
a., @. A. somewhere between Townsend q
W Gray's Ferry and to lose him from
ne road will be like the loss of famil
.he friend. But after all the "pass" NAV
me revert, and his flowing locks and bri
oro smile may still remain to attract and ct
!, fort the passengers as in days of yol
Ihe The freight and passenger cars will not
ere run together as heretofOre but inst
in there will be two passenger trains da
s it CUNNING ACCIDENTs.-Geo. c. Helm
the Is year old, son Of George Heinold, Ii,
,ass in Kenton Hd., met with very seri
accident on Saturday while cunning
'er rabbits. He was standing with his h
ne over the muzzle of the gun. The D
ties was discharged, the load tearing thro
,a;v his hand and entering his face His ct
was terribly torn and the load came
.a'c just beneath the eye. One of his fin
to was amputated, but the doctor hope
best save his eye, ..f 90.
Iity. A colored child years of age
az on the same day west of Kenton
forehead blown off and instantly X
ven by the accidental discharge of gu
the the hands of its brother aged 10 VI
rn;,, The family bore the name of Jones'