Smyrna times., 1890-02-26

chorus.
h. M. FOWLER proposes to clean out
his store this evening at auction.
REV. Mr.. DAME is holding through
the week the usual Lenten services.
EFFORTS at organization are being
made at Clayton for better protection
against fire.
Col. GEO. H. RAYMOND has admin
lstered on the estate of the late Miss
Susan r. Griffin.
Town election next Monday. The
outgoing commissioners are w. E. Hall
and E. V. Cooper.
You want Norman Bone Phosphate
No. for potatoes and tomatoes. Nor
man Bone Phosphate No for oats
anu corn. r
The revival at the NJ. E. Church
which commenced over month ago
still continues the professions number
ing about 16O.
THE grass in the fountain yard of
the Fruit Growers Bank is luxuriant
enough for the cutter, and not out of
February yet.
The best condition in life is not to
be SO rich as to be envied. nor so noor
as TO be trouble to the community
where you live.
+. ID. ARTHUR announces that he
will continue the business of buvin0
calves, sheep, &c, lately started by
Messrs. McGaw. =
OUR neighboT the Record has. in bar-
mony with the times and the crowded
newspaper field, very properly taken a
column off each page.
ATTENTION is called to the an
nouncement which Messrs. Megarv &
Son OF Wilmington, make in regard to
their stock of carpets.
TODAY the Farmers Institute of
Kent county will be convened in the
Court House in Dover at 3 o'clock for
the purpose of discussing Our taxes,
ana now TO prevent the waste of State
and county funds"
WE were treated to q shower about
noon on Monday, with the summer
of lightning and thun-
der, at one time nearly dark enough to
light the lamps. There was another
thunder storm last night.
The w. c. It. U. of Kenton. has
elected the following delegates to at
tend the County Convention at Har-
rington on March 4th Mrs. Ella
Brayman, Mrs. w. w. Sharp. Misses
Jennie Clark and Ida NJ. Walker.
MEssRs. LEWIS & PRICE have their
larger boiler and engine in working
order in the manufacture of sDrin9
phOsphates, and have sent Howard
Van Buskirk on a tour among the
farmers and dealers of New Jersey.
REV. T. o. AYREs was in town last
week prospecting for a place for his
son HarwOod Ayres of PHILADELPHIA.
A room was selected and final decis-
ion to be given to-day. There is a fine
opening here for him or some other
one.
J. w. JONES moves to-day from Com.
mOrce street to the Beck building next
door to the store of E. G. Walls
Sisco & Son succeed him and Samuel
Taylor, them, next door to the Odd
Fellows Hall. Elmer HOffecker takes
the store vacated by Mr.. Taylor.
THERE are many now suffering from
bad colds" Be careful. 1t is the
after effect of cold that is dangerous.
Most of those who succumbed to '.la
were attacked with pneumo-
MIA Just as they thought they were get
ting better from the queer malady.
Miss CARRIE BECK, supt. of Band
of Hope and the w. C. t. u, desire
through the press to extend their an.
probation and thanks to the Smvrna
Hose Company for the use of their
room on the night of the Baud of Hope
Sec. w. G.. r n
MRS. ANN KEEN, widow of the late
Henry Keen, died yesterday in Odessa
aged n years. She resided with her
husband until his death year or two
ago, for over 80 years near Walkers
School House, and is well known in
Thoroughfare Neck. She will be in
TERED at Friendship church at 10
o'clock tomorrow.
THE following is the time table for
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