Smyrna times., 1885-03-18
Smyrna and Vicinity.

' ." eNS tuS9eiSh VI Lht
day here.
z. G. REED had shad on sale yester-
day, the first to appear in our mark ct
J.F. CLEMENT has been in the city
this week completing the purchase oi
his new stock of boots and shoes, &c.
THE attractions at the rink tonight
Friday and Saturday nights, will be
Prof. n. NJ. Davis Of Southern Pennsyl-
vania.
PERCALE shirts are to be worn this
season a great deal more than ever be-
fore. Wait to see samples of F. H.
Burgess. T
THE Ellis Family of Bell'ringers who
exhibited in the Town Hall last night
seemed to give entire satisfaction to
the audience.
Jos. E. CARTER and John Wilkinson
Jr., are now prepared for efficient paint
ing and paper hanging For particu-
lars see business locals.
THE Fruit Growers National Bank
shows in its report S181, ,O65.39 on de-
pOsit subject to check, and loans and
discounts amounting to $685., 2,55O.26.
THE robbins have come, but have
not had the heart to sing a note in the
face of the keen winds which old
BOreas has been sending from the
north.
WE are now wearing the Capitol
Shirts. They fit well and give perfect
satisfaction. We are glad to recon-
mend them to anyone who has not
tried them. EDITOR. r
HENRY, son of Geo. W. Reed while
coupling cars at the depot this morning
caught and lacerated the right hand so
that DR.. c. o. Swinney was compelled
to amputate portion of the index
finger.
LAURA TEMPLE and Franklin
Temple, administrators Ofthe late Dr.
James d. Temple, will make public
sale of his personal property at his late
residence in Kenton, on Tuesday next.
March oath.
THE Capitol Shirts will be repre-
sented by the proprietor, F. H. Bur
CESS, in this town next week, about
Wednesday and Thursday, who will
solicit orders and take measures. T
ST. PATRICK and Shelah to-day, the
patron saints Of the weather, brought
this year extreme cold the thermome-
ter down to 1G' and l8' and the air as
crisp as midwinter. March has given
us large amount of freezing weather.
THE Capitol Shirts are not made any
more in Dover Del, as it is impossible
to get good hands. They are made at
1lth and Market streets, Philadelphia,
and BridgetOn, n. J., only by the orig
inaLor Of the goods, f. II. Burgess. T
WILLIAM A. CUMNINs, who has for
the past few years been farming near
town, has decided to mo7e with his
family back to his old home and be-
come once more a citizen of this place.
NJ. G. will reside with his mother Mrs.
DIR. Cummins.
The poem on our first page, q" Too
Late" was written in our Office from
memory by one Of our elderly farmers,
whoreadittwice carefully twenty-seven
years ago in a paper which was loaned
him, and he has never seen it. he saws,
in print since.
Miss s. BART FAIRIES, of this town.
has a genuine Maltese kitten. A rela-
tive who resides in Philadelphia pur-
chased it Of captain of a snip just az
rived from the island from whence the
name is derived. Those who have
seen the little animal say it is perfect
beauty.
THOSE who look for weather on
st. Patricks day had it yesterday in a
sudden change of temperature, the
thermometer yesterday morning stand
ing at 2O' and mother earth closed up
tight. In other respects the day was a
very bright and very calm one for St.
Patrick's.
HARRY DOUGLASS, it is said, proposes
to continue his fathers business at
Clayton, having already secured the
promise of most Of the patronage that
was his fathers prior to his death.
Mr.. Douglass has been in his fathers
employ for several years and is doubt
less familiar with the details of the bus
mess.
+. }. CARTER wishes to notify his
patrons that while he is in the West with
p. POyneer, his business in this town
will be conducted by james Shorts, an
experienced city restauranter, who will
deliver oysters and fish Ccleaned, if de-
siredl TO all parts Of the town, and also
conduct the saloon in its usual salts
factory manner. Buy there. r
DIR. Il. S. W. HIRONs who was re-
elected one of the town commissioners.
at the recent municipal election, has
resigned the Office The DIR. during
the past year proved himself a most
efficient member Of the Town Council.
and that he now feels called upon to
sever his connections with the Board is
a matter Of sincere regret.
j. ii. PRIMROSE, who has sold his
shoe business to w. 4. johnson, has
rented the rooms in the johnson build
ing just vacated by Miss Mary f..
Savin, where he proposes to open a
real estate brokerage and collection
office. The rooms are being newly
and painted and as soon as
finished will be at once occupied bv
Mr.. Primrose, who proposes to push
this new business with all the energy
at his command