Smyrna times., 1888-11-14

out, will be at the Opera House to-
morrow night. They will parade
through the streets at noon.
ATTENTION is called to the adver-
tsement of 1. Hamburger & Sons. VIII
miDgtOn. This is a new CLOTHING store
in our metropolis convenient of access
and keeping a large stock of goods
The advertisement fully describes the
place. VI .
THE rumOr which has been circulated
without any verification as to fact. that
we can learn, has got into the papers
that Geo. A. Deakyne, near this town.
mas fallen heir to a fortune, estimated
at from $4,000 to $4,000, from rel
atives in England.
GEO. NJ. STEVENSON is having tho
store of the Raymond propertv which
mas recently been occupied by Jas. G.
Kohlnson, on Man street one door
ABOVE the corner, changed to suit his
business preparatory to taking posses
sion OF 1t in about two weeks.
A FAIR sized audience was at the
opera House and attentively listened
10 the lecture last night of Chas. L.
Williams on Vertebrate Men, The
net proceeds We're nearly $50 which
Will be appropriated to the purchase of
much needed apparatus for the public
schools to aid in imparting instruction
AMONG the bravest to bear up under
party defeat is Postmaster Bewiev. and
says it has never affected his ANNETTE
nor caused him any loss of sleep. He
says he has always believed in the
Jacksonian doctrine that, "to the vic
tor belongs the spoils." and believes IL
is the turn of the Republicans to have
the Offices.
The high close board fence enclosing
the yard at the NJ. E. Parsonage has
been removed and a four foot omen
fence IS being put in its place. This
with some other improvements in the
surroundings are being done by the
Mite Society, preparatory to the paint
ing OF the parsonage, which will be
done by the Trustees.
SUPERINTENDENT I. N. MILLS and
Mr.. Parsons, the florist of the Della |
ware RailrOad were among the visitors
10 the Chrysanthemum show in PbiIa- |
delphia last week. They could but adj |
miTe the many handsome specimens
and we shall doubtless see some of the
most beautiful adorning the gardens
that form such an attraction at MANY
OF the depOts.
LET US go to work now, and attend
10 the business of the country. Barrels
OF money and months of time have
Deen devoted to politics; and now
IhaI the question has been settled for
iour years, at least, let US forget that
we have any sores to heal. Let ali
partles join hands and help to make
TINS favored land-the best under the
blue eanOpy-better than ever.
JoHN NJ. JERMAN. of Ravmond,s
week doubtless holds for this the well
earned reputation he earned last wear
d growing the largest potatoes in the
Twenty-four of one variety
which we will call the Jerman Pro.
inc, filled a peach basket. Tbev
were free from knots and are beautiful
otatoes. His Mountain Rose and
eacn Blow were also fine specimens of
Mr.. Jerman has raised tbis
year 700 baskets of these potatoes.
The attention ofOur readers is called
o Che Prospectus of the Weekly Press
u anoCher column. The Press in its
iieWs, agricultural matter and general
literary intelligence is one of the hest
'apers IN the nation, and when It is
it and the SMYRNA TIMEs
AN both be had for $500 cash in adj
'ahce, no one need look for a better
to get both the local aud
,eheral news at cheaper price than
hese two papers afford. It is an on
,OItunlty for those who do not take a
laliy paper and yet want to keen mn
WITH the current events, general and
ocal, should avail themselves Of
The Independent Cornet Band. col
red, came out on Thursday EVENING
nu serenaded a number Of Republi- {
ans IN Juollatlon over the election of 7
zen. Harrison to the Presidency. but
ID not get around to all the places in
ended for want of time. Representa-
I'VE elect John II. Hofecker. made
II9 nem n at his residence, a brief speecb. 7
nile passing through Pearl to Soutb
IreeJ brick was thrown which emf c
ne mead of Howard Richardson and a f
lsIol was also fired at them. The as
aiiants Kept in ambush or there would r
ndoubtedly have been trouble. as thew u
'ent prepared to defend themselves. C
The editor of the Smyrna Record has Q
u up on the Saulsburys long enough y
take a glance forward to the next
ohday and the typical Thanksgiving :
le' and he gives the following as q
oOu recipe for making pumpkin pie :,
One-haIf pint of stewed pumpkin I
ne pint OF hot milk, one cupfuI Of q
rOWn sugar, one egg, one tablespoon-
u OF nOur, one-half CT a tablesDoon- =
Il OF butter, one-half of teaspoonful p
ich OF ginger and vanilla. Rake in q
ne crust" Without knowing anv- =,
ing about the recipe, but presumino "
good one, or the editor would not q
ave recommended it, what could he L
Ore appropriate than for both these Z
artles to turn from politics to the com D
'mplation of good THANKSGIVING din a
er and the relief that comes in HAVING Z,
her shoulders to share in the burdens u
state. ''0"' "
ON Saturday afternoon in the midst n
driving shower of rain. Mr.. q 81
peakman attempted to cross the street
'front.' OF Prettyman's shoe store with
umbrella over him as protection
ON the driving rain. At Che same
me wagon was coming down the @
rect in a trot which Mr.. speakman Z,
as prevented from seeing for his um- r
ella and could not hear for the dash te
the rain, and before he had time To q
low what was the matter found him
Il Knocked PROSTATE. He Of course G,
ruggled to recover his feet but was w
rocked down again and but for me b,
Ct that his head struck a spoke in Of
cad Of falling few inches more to the ri
rward, the wheel would have passed ii
'er his neck or head. In such a sad M
'ent' Mr.. Speakman might have met th
death without the slightest knowl- al
ge OF impending danger. He was in IN
pretty ugly plight fiom the mud. but de
ftunately escaped serious injury al