Smyrna times., 1890-01-08
SMYRNA and Vicinit,.

q. A. FOCHT is preparing TO CHANCE
his business from notions to tobaceo
and cigars. '''''0' .
The Tuesday night club met last
evening at the residence of Mrs. Lii
Ian II. Cloak.
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Soll llanles- CAL on J. b. Anfllin, Office
Commerce St., Smyrna, Del. Z
The Philadelphia and Smvrna
transportation Company, will com
menee buying and taking in Sbeen;s
Tooth corn about Feb. 1. 1890. AnnIV
at Office Smyrna, Del.
f. Y. SLAUGHTER who has been
teachlng the school at Taylor's BRIDGE
mas taken that at COwgill's Corner. and
IS succeeded by Walter J. Willis. for
merly OF the Hartley school,
some fellow asserts that 1890 IS the
easiest date to write that we have had
since 1850 But it is Just as easv to
make mistake now as it was about
Jan. 1, 1888, when we had the hardest
Peach growers are becoming alarm
ed about the coming crop. The buds
are swelling and should the warm
weather OF the past ten DAYS continue
lney Will put out and the coming cron
may be a failure.
REV. W. W. W. Wilson will oh
serve Sunday week as Good Tidin%s
Day. when he purposes lifting bv card
an tne benevolent collections except
tne missionary. His sermons neTt
sunday will be devoted to this subject.
The Harry Lindley Company. which
was booked for dramatic presentations
on FRIDAY and Saturday nights. were
90 Wei pleased with Smyrna that thew
stayed over Monday and Tuesdav
evenings Of this week to give two new
plays. wv "0"
Mr. CHAPMAN, Of Philadelphia. the
contractor for the frescoeing of the
9Ietnodist church, shipped bis mate.
Fial yesterday on the steamer Ella. and |
U, lne' workman will speedily follow |
ne work has been DELAYED because |
tne walls Of the extension have mot |
been sufficiently dry.
=. Now IS your chance to buy bargains
NIocAs na- price, fancy ware at your /
~. S@n Price Cali and see for yourself |
pelCre the 10Th. My future place Of
I-,. business Will be l709 Columbia avenue
l-i5lauelpnia-ISth street green car will
iala you at my door. j. V. SMrru
Cut this out and save It.
TIE old organ of the N. l. ..,orc,
which has been donated to n, 49,.
tenniai church, has been take,. l,.,..
Dy J. ID. Evans to be placed In tb,4r
church. To make proper room lar =,
the end is being extended the 4. ~ r.
the pulpit recess. With some peces-
sary repairs Mr.. Evans thinks il will
make them a satisfactory instrument.
AN effort is being made to get up q
singing class in this town, to be in
slFueted Oy Prof Coward, of Whining
ton. The number desired is forty. and
lley Will meet in the Assembly room
OF the Public School at 7 80 on FRIDAY
evening. This is one Of the most i'm
Porlant moves that has been made
isteiy among our young people. and
Az VINO can should avail themselves of
y TINS as rare opportunity to cultivate
their vocal powers.
DEPUTY Grand Chief w. L. Goodino
oi Clayton, assisted by several mem,
oers OF Pilgrim Castle No. z. installed
M the following officers of Union Castle
10. :, ~, K. G. T., Monday evening p
- o. w. Dame; n. c., Josepb Wi1dia.
v, =, 3. r. Mattiford.; S. H, II. Reed
a. ~ r., William III. Lurty; V. H.. Cbas J
w y. eiier w. C., Harry Hoyle Ensign
y! hneodore Carrow; Esquire, Thomas ri
NJ " fignt, Jr'i lst G., Daniel THOMPSON
ma o., Joseph Walraven w. BBF
hedman. NJ. F. Reed was elected
Representative TO the Grand Castle and ]
trustee for Is months. 8
1hE entertainments of the ". TT I
81 Aenton on Thursday night was
grand success consisting of dialogues q
select readings and vocal and instru. +
mental music. In the latter thew were
assisted by Messrs. Ford and Ransom. .
ollhas town. Rev. Mr.. Sharp BEGAN \
aia pfotracted meeting on New Years h
li9ht, and the meetings are niobtlv =
well attended. Thos. r. Graham has
returned to Philadelphia to bis law d
studies aud Harry B. Clark has gone to d
! business college in the same citv. :
John s. Wilds, ofDelaware College. is :
tl'l coHhned at home by Sickness a