Smyrna times., 1889-01-23
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
The dancing class organized last
week numbers thirty persons.
w. F. & J. R. CLEMENTS keep most
every supply the farmer wants.
THIS is the season when vounp
couples start out to find if marriage is a
failure - .
The lovers of the chase, with horse
and hounds, met down the Neck to-
day to jump Fox.
FIVE No. 1 Mich Cows. Aldernev
Bull and two Heifers for sale bv q NJ
Mensch. See adv. T
THE Tuesday Club will meet at the
residence of Mrs. A. Lee Cummine
next Tuesday evening.
CoMMENCING Monday, January 28tb.
the Philadelphia Press will arrive at
Smyrna about 7.SOA.M.
The fine weather of the past week
or two has called out several base hall
games in other parts of the State.
JUST now the man who wants to sell
sleighs meets the man who hopes to sell
ice' with sympathetic looks and phrases.
The ice-making machines ouobt 70
find plenty of work the present wear
The Oldfash;Oned freezer seems to have
retired from business.
ROBERT DENNEY, since he put in his
new machinery for using the roller mill
process, has been so busy as to be COM
PEELED to often run of nig ghts.
BETWEEN thirty and forty members
OF Morning Star Lodge, of this town.
VIII attend Fairfax Lodge, in Whining
ton, on Wednesday evening next.
The Christian Endeavor Society will |
nave young peoples PRAYER meeting
at Miss Florence Beck's Tbnrsda9
evening" All the Society is invited.
,.,,I The poem on our first page, entitled
The Land o. Leal," which comes to
US from Kenton Hundred, is one, in its
merit. '-''- usual
1T IS pleasing to learn from so high a
meteorological authority as Gen. Gree
~ that the mildness of the present
WI. winter Ter does not, of necessity, mean a
The White Cap joke was plaved on
several persons here. some If tbonl
!ealizlhg that there was enough of fact
IN the complaints made not to be poo
pOoed away. ~ ~ pOO
IRVING WILLIAMS COMPANY will
play DIR. JekylI and Mr.. HYDE in the
Smyrna Opera House, Tuesday and
wednesday evenings of next week
January 29th and Both.
A FULL attendance of the members
OF Morning Star Lodge. No. 6.LO.O
r. Is requested on Friday evening
next. Business of importance. {
GEO. M. STEVENSON, P. s.
EDWARD FARRELL has rentad Tho
mousse OF Mrs. Rachel Hoffecker. on
lower Main street, and will take nos
session as soon as some household arti-
'ies arrive from San Francisco. !
YoUNG WIFE lat party)-"Youa are
improving wonderfully as a dancer /
Don't you remember how you used to t
ear my dresses? ?" Young Husband s
Yes; wasn't buying 'em then.n c
PERSONS having knowledge or inter- >
9sted in Delaney's Chapel will find on /
'ur hrst page an interesting historical a
narrative, written by Rev. 6. K. Nor 4
rs, now Of Wilmington, formerlv of
'assafras, Md. u
IHE dwelling of the late N. T. Ter
nan IS going through a renovation
ne noticeable thing from the outside I
eng window glass that fills the whole Ii
ASH instead of the eight by ten size nc Il
as previously existed The changes b
lade Will make great improvement e
d the house. '--- '"' y
IHE Record wants to know, in NOT =
lg an error in our quotation of the y
aiming output of tomatoes last wear y
ur rule for subtraction. We wonId =
eply that it is the same as that Of the iieS
,ecords wherein It makes Antbonv :.
liggins a candidate for Congress when II II
e was IA years old. ~ ~
COssGR!FF q JERMAN are shipping a +
Dnslderable amount of tile to % 10 %
the demand at this finoo z,
ssultlng from the open weather Of tbe d
inter. If the demand keeps nm as ~ i
as since the first of the year. their al
ock VIII be entirely exhausted befora 70
ie making season comes around again y
AT a meeting of the Republican club ia
, D9ck Greek Hundred, held in the St
I; - i. U. Reading Rooms on fine
~ lhst.' a resolution was passed unan-
lOusiy, rendering a vote of thanks IN
U. ~. V. Cooper and the w. CT. IT
Y the use Of their hall and furnitnre IN
that evening. to
). E. HoFFEcKER, Secretary. 81 81
THE Raleigh IN. C.) Observer makes dr.
% Following terse remarks: "Miss an
anley appeared last night in the dif. on
'uit role of Edmund Dautes In Du- w
as Monte CristO" and acquitted her du
II nobly. Her rendition Of this ebar- WI
Ter ls equal to that of either Benedict m'
O'Neill. Her support is good, es-
'cially Messrs. Albaugh and Burns.n ch
JOHN H. TAYLOR, a merchant Of T or
enton, came near losing his store bv tic
g on Monday night. The clerk had A.
en up stairs ia the early part Of the pr
enlng to change his clothing to 90 to au
e protracted meeting, which Is going eli
at the M. II. Church with consider til
le vigor. Before shutting up, Mr.. 10
1yior and those in the store thought A.
ey smelt something burning and pro- @.
eded TO make a search Nothing tn
IS found below, but on going upstairs fui
ey were met by a volume of smoke CO..
ming from the young mans clothing, ap
lich had been smouldering for nearly erI
Q hours, but were getting in posses G..
N Of the names. Being discovered Ba
US early the fire was soon extin- on
iahad -