Smyrna times., 1888-12-12

dence OF Frank E. Postles.
For inspection and sale at 7 w
Denney's drug store, the finest display
of Fancy Goods he has ever made. 4
J. w, JONES wants 10000 pounds of
poultry next week. Will receive on
18th, 18th and Goth instants.
). v. SMITH makes a speciality of
hne Gold Rings and fine Gold Watches.
You ought to call and see them. #
CORN fed to cows for milk purposes
is worth $1.00 per bushel if the milk he
SOLD to the creamery, so says an enter
prising farmer
CHAs. II. REGISTER is now salliro.
sausage at two pounds for 25 cents
ne. ne mas also on hand superior guam
tity of cOrned beef. 4
Now IS the time to select vour boli-
DAY goods. Don't wait for the rush
Consult our advertising columns before
you start out shopping.
BISHOP COLEMAN, the new Bisbon Of
the Diocese of Delaware. will preach at
St. Peter's church this town, on Sunday
next, morning and evening.
IF you want your Watch DroDer1y
repaired, take it to J. V. Smiths. He
mas had long experience and has the
reputation OF an excellent mechanic. T
School opened again on Monday
The school children it seems got tired
OF their long, unexpected holiday. and
were glad to get back to their books
again. O--'
FRUIT cake is a favorite Christmas
cake if we may Judge bv the quantity
thaV mas been made the past week OF
Two and set away in a cool place to
chrystalize. pow ~
IHE festival held by the Knights of
the Golden Eagle at CLAYTON last niobt
VIII be continued tonight. The
Smyrna Opera House Orchestra will
be in attendance.
KEv' %. +. WHITE is having a very
successful revival at Bethel Church
near CheswOld. Fourteen persons
nave peofessed conversion, and the
meeting continues with interest
The ladies are awfulIy busy now
with needle, pencil and brush in work.
ing out holiday souvenirs, and always
IN Hurry for fear the wrong, or rather
the right person will come in and catch
them. -'-'N O'''0"
IHE young peoples meeting of the
association of Christian Endeavor at
the hour before the time of the regnIar
evening service at the Methodist
church, are largely attended every
sunday evening, hopeful indication.
WHEN looking around for Holiday
Goods, just take one peep at WiIkin.
sons selections and you will be CON
Vlnced that you can buy at home at
city prices many handsome presents at
a small cost. "
AMONG THE BREAKERS " will be
gwen at the Opera House on Thurs.
DAY evening of next week, for the hen
eht OF the Smyrna Athletic Association
For cast of characters, see advertise.
ment in another column. ''-
w. Polk CUMM1Ns has killed a non
OF eleven hogs that averaged 300
pounds each, the heaviest weigbino IA IA
pounds. VIM. G. Mitchell killed two
that weighed 399 and 425 pounds re-.
sspectively. VanFOssen not vet heard
from. "0''iu
FRANK COLLINS completed a barn on
MS farm near Collins Beach in the 90
Ccupancy of David Stats. last weeE eo
long and 26 feet wide. This is ono of
tne hnest barns in the Neck. The
Workmanship was by w. Sol. Smith
IN the Levy Court of New Castle
county on Monday Geo. G. RotbwoII
ohered resolution appropriatin0 S8O0
Tor the maintenance of Fleming'e 7 .ond
ing bridge in Blackbird hundred over
Duck Creek between New Castle Crv oDd
Kent counties. 1t was passed.
The funeral of Mrs. Geo. H. Thomas
VINO died at his residence near RIaci-1
lston's Cross Roads on Friday. msdo
quite long procession as il Dassed
through this town on Sunday afternoon
10 the Presbyterian cemeterv. the nIoca
OF interment. Mrs. Thomas was tbo
this town. OJ' Vi
WE have passed through Tbanka-
giving and we should now get readv
ior Christmas. To those who wish
new oulJ OF Clothes or a good Over
coat we would refer them to the nor
nlar u Clothing House of John +. phi.
hps; be has just opened a new stool |
~ onoice goods, and would be pleased |
o'or W PEE MS friends and the public in
general. Pay him a call.
A NOTE from Brenford saws that q
farmer near there a few days AGO killed |
nls hOgs, eight in number, which ran |
IN weight from 15O to 288 DonnJs
l4astly he weighed himself at the ~
Ter OF his assistants, and pulled down
Ihe Deam at 249 pounds. Then the 81
pe0ple ana eight hOgs-fourteen alto |
1oS0 ei.trleu the scales and aggregated
so.-, aoHo Pyo:uhus' y:' showing that there were
gang. -''0 ~ 1ne
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The committee appointed by the
creamery Association, Messrs. A. L. /
Hudson, James @. Robinson and b. +. |
Y. Rothwell, TO visit the creamery at /
kennedyville. Nd, did so on Friday. 1
They found this creamery as had been |
represented, a model one IN all It's APP 1
pointments, but more expensive in its I
general fitting up than they felt justi-
ned IN going to. They however took /
m the points Of advantage and see
where they can haye the same facilities
az much less cost Of expenditure.
Inc work on the new creamery, cor 1
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