Smyrna times., 1889-12-18
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For agateware, jelly cake pans and
ChristmasgoOds, go to VIM. FAIRIES. j
A NUMBER ofour windows present a
very attractive display of Christmas
goods.
Do NOT forget that S. B. Reynolds
has her usual good line of handker
chiefs. j
THE new advertisements pertaining
largely to the holidays, occupy large
part of our space.
EVERY purchaser of % cents worth
of goods before the holidays will get
chance on the beautiful doll at Chas.
G. Boshmler. i
THE Records complaint of "Oliver !
Blitz" is atoned for by an apology in |
this issue. Oliver acknowledges he |
went off half cooked,
BISHOP CURTIS preached in st. Poly
carp's church on Sunday morning to
| fair-sized congregation, and went to
Dover in the afternoon.
J. T. TEMPLEMAN, who moved here
last spring from near MiddletOwn, has
/ bought lhIM near DldChDllO ohU VII
move to it the first of the year.
SHERIFF FENNDIORE advertises
twenty shares of bank stock and five
shares of the Kent County Agricul-
tural Society for sale on Jan. 2l.
TAKE NOTE.-J. w. Denney, drug
gists, has his Holiday Goods now open
for the public. Call and he will take
pleasure in showing them to you. i
PERSONS contemplating life insur-
ance should call on w. o. HOftecker,
who represents the Washington of
, New York, one of the best doing bus
. mess.
] THE dwelling which VIM. FAIRIES
. bought of Chas. FAIRIES (whO has just
+ built new dwelling in West Smyrnal
! near Duck Creek, has. been enlarged
- and painted.
G. A. FoCHT calls attention to Santa
Claus headquarters at his mammoth
l. 5 and 10 cent store. See also Megear';
l. menu for the holidays and l. b. Vick-
J. ers general set out.
n If a present is needed for brother
friend or father, go to Edward G.Wal1s
for gold and silver handle walking
sticks, gloves, silk and cashmere muh
,e lers, fur caps, or overcOats. j
d. To FIND a line of appreciable Chris
Us mas presents, go to Edward q. WALL
Ladies' and gentlemen's silk and glOri
- umbrellas with gold. silver and naturi
IN wood handles; silk and cashmei
lis mufiiers. j
n. The building Improvements in Ola!
w ton have this year been reserve
no largely to near its close, and they al
- lust now enjoying "bOOm" in th
no construction of seven or eight ne
as residences.
u LARGE lots of poultry have bee
on coming in for week or more to Ol
Eat poultry dealers. The prices paid +
asst good stock has been turkeys,
at ducks, IL; geese, IL, and chickens,
!; cents per pound.
-. THE Farmers Mutual Ins. c.,
'1 Wilmington, of which Wilson I. Ca
ian ender of this town is one of the dirt
)ur tors, decided yesterday that the Valu
ian Policy law will not affect their inst
his ance rates for 1890.
oed DRAMA, above the Clouds"
Christmas night. Tickets on sale
., Thursday morning. Chart of M
otn floor at HOffecker's drug store; b
Hot conv, at Ashcraft & CliftOn's. Adm
pat sion So cents. No extra charge
der reserved seats.
D of Mrs. SARAH P. MASON was nOtii
= a few days since that she had b,
unanimously elected a correspond
lery member of the Maryland HistOr
and society in Baltimore. They have
ase. ceived from her a number of histor
in papers in the past few years.
law, WHILE practicing on the para
time bars at the gymnasium of the pu
- school Thursday, George d. Tay
1SeI was thrown violently to the floor
nan. the breaking of one of the bars,
re- tanning it was thought at the tim
his fracture of the skull, but fortunatel
i proved only a severe conclusion.
New GEO. ENNIS, near Taylor's Bril-
whose account of dOctoring an OK
lcAeV given two or three weeks ago, W
posi- was afterwards found to have the
and drophObia and was killed, was
the compelIed from the same cause to
its mate on Saturday. That trip o
CLAYTON mad dog down the n
proved an expensive one to him.
efore Mrs. Susan Daley, wife of Cha
+bot DALEY. died at her residence on n
Street of consumption, Wedne
'n Vi afternoon. Mrs. Daley was Dor
f the County Derry Ireland, and car
asked this country several years ago.
4 IN
o ac- chlloren anu hu9oan% oe unoui - Il
Drney Ioss 1u1 ,,oro oj IN ntareJ 70 in the Fnis
him. cemetery Friday.
- he THE protraeted meeting at S
poll sons church, now in its fourth
; day has resulted in 45 conversions
ras,,lt date, SO of whom are adults al
- heads of families. The attendant
"oiA been large and behavior good.
taxes Mr.. Stephenson contemplates G.
could this meeting not later than Nc
.er the night next. The extra service at
,5,,o.5 ton will begin the first of the yea
cation REV. w. w. w. WILSON, the
c.. appointed pastor of the NJ. b. Q
Hi9' of this town, will reach here
ry as Easton on Saturday, and preaC
likely initial sermon on Sunday. He '
Of the here and preach on the succ'
IL, Sundays. but will not move his
until the first of the year, the la
u hlg- the Mite Society having possess
ore the the parsonage in carrying it Il
he coll some repairs.
power JOHN FARRELL, who came fro
md his Francisco a year ago, and Mrs.
Whitaker were married at tn
Icuce of his father, Edward Far
oe'A7 this town this morning at 73O c
lis rea- by Rev. G. w. Dame. The W
It until was private. The happy coupl
IL the rhe 8.28 train for a wedding
They will reside on his father
'r wise in White Hall Neck, former
- was home Of DIR. Stout.
GAME is so scarce or so pl
ins feel whichever it is, in Pennsylvani
Y what they call it poultry. At least,
, w.,rse the way a Chester paper col
- the two: Delaware has a law
0nOuiu forbids any Of its citizens selling
not al poultry outside of the State al
Y their 18th of November, and a pre-
,at mart merchant of Laurel is now
;. g 81 900 bail for violating it. He
:" termined to test its CONSTITUTE