Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1883-11-28

Smyrna and Vicinity.
TOMORROW being legal holiday the
banks will be closed.
CELERY was never, perhaps, more
plentiful than this year.
THE money of the Building and Loan
Association sold last night at 10 per
cent.
THE young people of the town will
have a select hop this evening at the
Town Hall.
JOHN WINTERS fruits, especially
his raisins, present u very appetizing
appearance.
J. w. JONES, Isaac H. FAIRIES, B. V.
Weldon and f. g. FAIRIES, are having
their dwellings reprinted.
COLDS are no respecters of persons.
High and low, rich and poor, have
their portion in due season.
DON'T forget to stop and look at
Denney's Christmas Goods, now open
ed, whether you buy or not. +
THE next lecturer in the Record
OOuISO Will NC MI w LII. n. l4dNGTlN,
of Philadelphia, December 5th.
THE steamer J. E. Tygert will not
run to-day or to-morrow-the employ
ers in common with other people taking
the time for holiday.
THE Post Office will be open on
Thanksgiving day from IL o'clock in
the morning to y! o'clock P. NJ, also in
the evening, from O'Clock till nine.
For the correct time of the Smyrna
Branch trains in leaving our depot
the head of the column on the third
page.
THE Fruit Evaporators' Association
will convene in Dover, December 4th
A full attendance is expected as sever
al matters of Importance will be up fol
, discussion.
OUR school children are in luck il
I the way of holiday, Thursday Thanks
f giving) of this week, and the Institut,
= days of next week, Wednesday, Thurs
: day and Friday.
E TOMORROW is the day set apart 70
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for is that we are alive. The othe
s blessings to the grateful will pass aloni
e in panoramic order.
> SHOULD think Denney's stock an
+ prices of Holiday Goods would Undue
II you to buy at home instead of Philadel
l. phia. The largest and finest stock h
e has ever purchased. +
/ HERE is a seasonable hint from a
e exchange. Flannels should not b
'r washed unless they are soiled; bu
n they should be changed frequently, an
is hung out in the sun.
lie The clothing men look happy.
le do the coal dealers. And the STOW
he men do not look miserable by an
means, though the weather has been s
to warm as winter approaches.
N Miss SALLIE B. COLLINS has just r.
M turned home from Philadelphia with
O. large and fine assortment of Christm;
Of goods, which will be opened for inspe
ton the latter part of the week.
v ELIAS LOCKERMAN, q we'll know
We and popular farmer of Blackbird HUI
is dred, died at his residence near BIacl
e bird Station, ON Friday last and WI
j. buried at Townsend, on Monday.
ge MoNoPoLIEs now govern everythin
en- it seems. Old Father Sol that h
20 always been governing our diurnal tim
nd has had to step aside and let synG
las cate of railroad mOnopOlies take Il
It, management.
re- A PETITION has been numerous
,ut signed asking the Town COMMISSIONS
he to place lamp ON Market street. T
m gas company will run q main up t
PEI street as soon as the commissioners &
-. eide to erect lamp.
m SENATOR BAYARD who owns O
ed' fourth interest in Clayton, was doy
m last week looking after his propert
in and intends we understand, to lay
re- off in building lots with view to pl
ey, ting them on the market.
md HERMAN ROE expects to open
jtir select day school next week. He !
lsy a favorable prospect for "a good sta
in We hope he will meet with the succ
gpt desired, as such a school is needed a
me me always benefit to town.
he ENORMOUS amounts of poultry W,
WI shipped by our dealers to the city m
nm nm. kets last week for Thanksgiving d
.;tY ners. TWAS engaged and the excess
ian warm weather made the dealers loo
ler- little blue, if it didn't the poultry.
am
90 SOME of the Texas beef-brou
of from the West in a slaughtered c
AXE dition-was sold in this town last W,
= OF and pronounced very excellent, but
sba was no cheaper than our own prodI
nos. selling at Is cents a pound, though
,eril is sold in Philadelphia at ~ to IA &C
man per pound.