Smyrna times., 1890-01-01
HARRY LINDLEY's Company in the
Castaw8vs Friday Ian 3rd

HARRY LINDLEY's Company in the
Jastaways, Friday, Jan. Srd.
SACRAMENTAL services will be held
n the M. f. church next Sunday
THE mild weather has been attended
by number of slight malarial attacks,
which some have confounded with the
grip"
LEONARD REvIs has made improve
ments on his hatchery at Duck Greek,
with view to starting his incubatOrs
at once.
The evenings of Christmas week |
have been occupied at each of the col
Ored churches by the usual protracted
festival.
REV. S. r. MAXWELL commenced a
prOtracted meeting at Leipsic on
Sunday night, with a very large at
tendance.
Have you arranged your insurance
for 1890? If not, go to ]. B. Mifflin for
the lowest rates against fire, lightning
and tornado. 4
MISS MARY A. WALKER is having
the house formerly in the occupancy
of Mr.. Cosgriff fitted up for the widow
of Samuel A. Armstrong.
A FAvoRITE Christmas present was
the Baby Mckee night lamp. John
B. Cooper had many calls for it after
his stock had been exhausted.
E. G. FAIRIES pulled radishes from
his garden on Christmas day and used
them on the table, and were as good
as any, he says, eaten during the
summer.
BOTH of the Sunday schools of Clay
ton observed Christmas Eve with
interesting prOgramms fO- their exhi-
bition. They were attended by full
audiences.
1889 has been eventful and disas-
trous. Its exit will be welcomed by
many, though who know not what 1890
will bring. Let us have faith and
hope for the best.
The Philadelphia and Smyrna
Transportation Company, will COM
mence buying and taking in Sleeps
Tooth corn about Feb. 1, 1890. Apply
at office Smyrna, Del. I
The Metropolitan company of Balti
more which presents the Lady oil
Lyons" tonight, is said to be one o.
the best now playing, composed en-.
tirely of professional players.
MR.. AND MRS. w. A. W1NFoRI
have had a severe afflictiOn in the
sudden death of their three year ole
daughter whose remains were depOsi
ted yesterday in the GlenwoOd GENE
tary.
W. SCOTT REYNOLDS has rented tn
store room of the Wright building a
Clayton, and will occupy it in a fey
days. E. X. Smith, of Leipsic, take
the old Clayton house for a grocery
store.
DIR. T. c. MOORE has bought of Hud
son & Moore the recent purchasers
the Isaac FAIRIES residence on Mail
street. Mr.. FAIRIES expects to NOV
into his new home ON South Street i
: week or two.
The usual watch-night services wer
, | uGlu az lLb Nls IL NuuICu ldSL ulHu
. conducted by Presiding Elder France
1t commenced at 1870 and ended "a
midnight, the bell ringing in the ne,
> year vigorously.
E Winter set in out west on Sunda
with snow storm something like
> blizzard and much lower temperature
1t reached here Monday night, senC
, ing the thermometer five or six degre,
y below the freezing point, but is ri
ing again.
r Mrs. JAS. B. MOORE, an aged an
q highly respected lady died near Gree
Spring on the 25th ult. She had bee
o for many years one of the substanti
members of Salem NJ. P. Church.
3 unusually large procession attendt
her remains to RlackistOn's cemeteI
: for interment.
t Mr.. LOWER, near Brenford, too
: advantage of last week to turn his fl
8. low field for corn, thus having tn
e much done when spring really dot
open. The ground broke up elegant
he says, except that it is getting lit
4 dry, making the pull that muce hard
=, on the horses.
Y. A SON of D. G. Hoffecker killed
Ie snake on Thursday, the day aft
rs Christmas, between his and the gardC
d of B B. Allen. A. G. LattOmus, nes
IN town, says the first part of January
s. years ago, he killed a snake runnil
is in the field. January and the most
February that year was warm a
- spring like.
i SMYRNA Lodge of Good Templa
m have rented the hall on the upI
ii floor of the Cooper building, and "
e. hold their first meeting there t0-nig
of They have had the room re. paper
lie and reftted and will now possess
le handsome hall under their own co
n troll. They propose to rent it to 9th
II Societies for entertainments at a SIN
cost. The meeting tonight will C,
sist Of a pleasant programme of ext
K cises, followed by refreshments.