Smyrna times., 1890-11-19

Smvrna and Vicinity.
FRFsH tafies in abundance ate c.
Bpmhler's. 4
SOME peoples repentance is meas
ured by the size of whip.
CELERY needs the finishing touch
that old Jack Frost can give it.
John H. Bailey. of this town, was
granted pension last week.
THE Ladies Benevolent Society will
meet November 25th at the residence
of Mrs Edward Beck.
THE Presbyterian Sunday School
will hold on Thanksgiving evening
their usual Anniversary exercises.
THANKSGIVING services will be held
in both the Episcopal and Methodist
churches Thursday, next week.
QUITE number of Odd Fellows
have gone to Wilmington to-day to at
tend the session of the Grand Lodge.
GEO II. WARREN, near TaylOr's
Bridge, will sell his farm stock, uten-
sis, etc, at public sale tomorrow.
JERMAN & CosGRIFF, who have
manufactured a large quantity of Tile
this year, have most of them on hand
and will SELL --
THE Campbell Press on which the
Smyrna Record was printed has
been purchased by the Odessa Herald
and shipped there last week.
GUNNERs and their dogs and pocket
pistols have been CONSPICUOUS objects
on a number of the down trains on the
Delaware road since Saturday.
REV. r. K. STEPHENSON, President
of the District League, organized a
Chapter of the EpwOrth League al
Bethel Church, near CheswOld, last
week.
THE protracted meeting which pas
tor Wilson has been conducting al
Smyrna Landing closed last week
eleven persons having prOfessed con
version.
OUR recently elected Assessor, Wm
P. Legg, ran so well that he didn'
stop at the boundary but ran over intC
KentOn hundred, where he got two
votes for Assessor.
Do you want bill-heads, posters
statements, note. heads, bills-Of-faIe
business cards, circulars, sale bills OF
what not, you can have your ORDER
filled promptly at this office.
A number of our citizens attended
| the iollifcation in Dover on Friday eV
.aug, celebrating the Democratic vic
r. o. Delaware. That for KentOn ha
been again pOstpcrCd to Friday even
o."
READ new advertisements of 7. B
Mepear, Z. G. Walls, Mrs. H. r. Car
"w J b. Cooper, James Williams,
u FAIRIES, Wenderoth, Mundy & John
ON and the big Philadelphia mer
chants.
The Creamery at Leipsic was sol,
on saturday last, at public sale, knock
ed off to Edward PleasantOn, Jr., 70
$2,2l6.25. 1t has heretofore been
stock concern but will hereafter be ru
by individual enterprise.
GEO. A. HALL, residing in this tow
salesman for the firm of Sullivan 4
Bro. wholesale dealers in hosiery, nc
tions &C., Market St., Philadelphia
was presented by the members of tn
firm last week with a valuable gol
watch.
FRANCE HADDoCK, eldest child {
William and Ola HaddOck, Zion, Gee
county Nd, died here while on a Wis
J to his grandfather, the ReY. job
France and was taken back on tn
train Saturday morning aud buried q
Zion.
DIR. ]. N. SMITH, of Cheswold ha
twin calves of the Alderney stock som
, ten days old that are pronounced beat
J ties. They are Of opposite sexe
= Chas. G. Ross, of BlackistOn's CrOi
Roads, has had two pairs Oftwin calv,
! in his stock the past fall.
: THE law protecting game expired o
Friday, and on Saturday a gener
4 slaughter was set up on partridges an
rabbits, and in every direction throug
Z out the fields and woods, could b
3 heard ever and anon the reports of tt
q sportsmen's guns. The birds howeve
e were reported as scarce or shy, as yer
Few OF them were found ia this yicinit
e though with so many gunners it woul
take a good many of them to 3
o around. Three gunners who weT
II over in Kent county, Md. Mondai
2 brought home eighieen PArtridges.
Rabbits we're abundant and nerbar
1000 OF them were killed Saturdai
d within trading distance of this tow;
Ahe hunters are at it every day.