Smyrna times., 1884-02-06
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
CONFERENCE convenes four week.
from to-day.
IHE February term of the Lev,
Court met at Dover yesterday.
RANDOLPH PETERS advertises a large
stock of fruit aad shade trees.
AN agent for New York safe com.
Pany, sold seven safes in this town last
week.
4 COMMUNICATION on the - Increased
Yield of Wheat " will appear in our
next issue.
IF the strike Of the hens continues
much longer, a dozen eggs will be
worth bushel of corn.
IHE February thaw aud continue d
moist, toggy weather has put the road S
in dreadful condition of travel
IHE vendue season has fairly set in.
and for the next two or three weeks
almost every day of the calendar is
occupied.
IHE \. NJ. of 5, of this town. will
give select hop, at the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening, February 18th
Grand march at 81 o'clock.
IHE white swan spoken of in our last
issue as present to Mrs. John Farrell
was taken to q taxidermist in Philadel-
phia on Friday by Mr.. Farrell.
W. A. I. HARDCAsTLE, Of this town.
has bought out the stock of merchan-
disc of VIM. Wilds, Jr. & Co.. at CLAW
ton. Mr.. Wilds wants to 90 West.
b. FRANK TRUAx, of the firm of
hill & Iruax, Philadelphia, spent sew
eral days in town last week and made
hutter in the egg market while here
his Is the season of the year when
the catalogues of the florist, seed and
nurserymen are burdening the mails in
the efforts to find expected purchasers.
T. T. POTTER, piano tuner, of Will
ton, will arrive in Smyrna to-day. All
orders left with A. z. Griffith will 70.
ceive prompt and satisfactory atten.
ton.
The Ladies of the Mite Society have
purchased mating for the upper and
lower vestibules of the church and pum
pads to cover the steps on either as
cent.
\ NUMBER of crates of the eggs
which were contracted for at 40 cents
per dozen were expressed to the citv
on Saturday and Monday. The mar
ket has receded.
PERSONS in want of peach trees for
spring planting will do well to call on
JOS. l.. Cavender, who is agent for
+. a. Ely who has supplied manv
trees for this section.
ATTENTION is called 10 the adver-
tisement of Cowgirl & Green. of Dover
successors of James Cowgirl & Son
who have moved into their splendid |
new store on LOOckerman street.
DIAMOND LODGE, No. II, knights of
Pythias, of Middletoyn, will hold a
grand bazaar and festival in that town
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings of next week.
See advertisement.
ALEX. FAIRIES has a hen of the com-
non breed that has laid this Winter "a
Eggs and has finally gone to setting.
such hen as tbs is entitled To n
numerous progeny, especially if eggs
Ire going to rule at anything like the
present prices.
HARRY J. WILSON, Of this town. bss
zone into the manufacture of mat
resses and bedding and also renoyates
Gathers and hair by steam. People in
want Of anything in this line will find
lin at his place of business opposite
he Smyrna House.
J. FRANK WnDs, Register of Wills
,ranted letters Of Administration ON
ne estate Of Isaac Sammons, deceased
ate OF Little Greek Hundred, on the
nd inst, TO Prudy Sammons; and on
he 9th upon the estate of Anna Sharks
4 West Dover Hundred, to Jno. d.
surton, Of Dover.
AT the annual meeting Of the ME-
lite Society on Saturday evening the
Ulcers elected for the ensuing wear
vere< President, Mrs. VIM. A. FAIRIES:
1ice President, Mrs. G. ID. Collins;
secretary, Mrs. I. III. FAIRIES; Treasurer.
hrs Thomas James. The setirinq
'fiicers were: President, Mrs. j. IA
3ewleyi Vice President, Mrs. f. q
FAIRIES; Secretary, Miss Jennie Smith
'rs; Treasurer, Mrs. VIM. III. Thomp-
'on. The amount received during the
,ast year was ss744s.