Smyrna times., 1890-11-26
SmYrna and Vicinity.

SmVrna and Vicinity.
FRFsH tafIies in abundance ate. C.
Bemhler's.
CHRISTMAS falls on Thursday this
year-just month off
THE wages of mems sins often linger
in their payment, like other wages.
MCGAw & BRO, finished canning
pumpkins last week. about $50 tons.
The pOst-Otfioe will be closed to-mor-
row from II noon to o'clock p. NJ.
THERE are two things that always
make q man dream -mince pie and
love.
The merchants are preparing for the
holidays :-sse what they say in their
advertisements.
a UNION service of the churches at
Clayton will be held tomorrow with a
sermon by Rev. r. K. Stephenson.
"DO YOU know the nature of an
oath, madam ?" Il think so. All nv
husbands Oaths are very i'll natured.
Everything comes to him who
waits" is a gilded lie, especially in
these days of rushing. pushing compe-
ton.
AN effort is being made to start a
creamery on the site of the Tunis, bet
ter known as the Casperson Mill near
Clayton.
JOHN w. PRATT will sell the per-
sonal property of the late Henry Pratt.
near Blackstone Church at admins
traitors sale, Tuesday Dec. End.
GEO. w. TILaHMAN got his palmer
IN operation yesterday, in his new
building, and dressed up in the after
noon a wagon load of weatnerboarding.
OUR morning mail (the principal
one) by the new schedule, reaches us
some twenty minutes sooner than for.
merly-a change in the right dipec-
tions.
DO NOT forget the entertainment at
the Opera House tomorrow night
The lacies have prepared a good en-
tertalnment, and want a liberal patron
age.
TOMORROW will be turkey dav. The
national bird will doubtless be enioved
Oy all, but by none more than the men
who have been eating crow the Dast
three weeks. F'
The TIMES and Philadelphia Weekly
iPresS. ten page family paper. can
both be had one year for $500 No
other paper in the county can give YOU
the Press so cheap.
FRIDAY, coming after THANKSGIVING
was considered lost day, floating out
without cable attachment, and hence
the teachers and the children have a
little vacation, which will be no hurt
REV. Mr.. WILSON commenced pro.
tracted meeting in Jerman's Chanel
west Smyrna, on Monday evening
winch was well attended and two men.
ltents presented themselves at the altar
HE tramp is the only independent
fellow just now. What matters IL to
him if the stock market is feverisb or
the banks are extending or curtaiIin0
rFrdiIsY And yet it is not " ise to be n
tramp.
READ the TIMES, especially the date
on your address and see if you are in
arrears or not. AS the year draws 10
an END we find ourselves confronted
with demands which must be met
Kindly examine the figures.
ANOTHER interesting game of foot.
pail was played on Friday afternoon
between the boys of the high school and
grammar school, the latter the winner.
by score of 6 to 2. Principal Yocum
refereed the game very satisfactorily.
A MEETING will be held this evening
at the Opera House at the instance of
the Town Board to discuss the business
relations of the town, and what course
shall be taken to ameliorate our con-
ulIlOh. IL Is matter OF grave impOr-
tance, and should have the careful
consideration of every business man.
The jOllifcatiOn of the Kenton Dem
Ocrats though It came late, was up to
their full idea of success. Most all the
houses of the town were illuminated,
there were about 200 horsemen and
speeches were made by GOv.-elect Rey-
nolds, J. /. WalcOtt and Z. T. Cooper.
REV. DIR. LEONARD, one of the Mis-
siOnary secretaries, will preach at the
NJ. T.. church, this town. on Sunday
week. He will preach on each of the
districts of this conference and hold
what is called Missionary Conferences.
He holds high place as preacher.
WE hope all our readers will be able
to give thanks in a way most pleasing
to them. OF course with the prOviso,
that their way is proper way. We
all have something TO be thankful for,
but the cup of the Democrats has been