Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1891-11-25

FINE line of ladies neubias at Buch-
nan & Collins. Y
r. p. MASON, was bailed out of Jail |
and returned home from
Dover in the afternoon.
GEO. +. BROWN has put new Her
ing & Co., Safe in the Office of Jer-
nan & Cosgriff.
The thanks of the TIMES OFFICE is
due Mr.. E. c. FAIRIES for a variety of
excellent wedding cake.
GET your celery for the holidays at
Buchanan & Collins. I
L. G. Mccoy put new tin roof on
the store of ] H. Jefferson last week,
and is putting one on the Clement
store house this week.
THE meeting of the Benevolent AS
ISOLATION will be held at the residence
of Mrs. r. B. Megear, next Tuesday
evening, December 1st.
ALL the participants in the Dee
strict Skule" are requested to be at the
at the Opera House this ev-
ening, and be there by o'clock.
REV. r. K. STEPHENSON will COM
mence his revival services at Bethel
Thanksgiving evening by preaching a
sermon appropriate to the day and
occasion. -
IF our young men do not get clothed
with handsome Overcoats and other
seasonable garments, at very moderate
cost, it will not be the fault of our
local clOthiers.
The Y. w. C. T. u, will meet on
Friday evening, Nov. 9th, at the resi-
dence of Miss Julia Griffith. A special
programme has been arranged for the
occasion. All are cordially invited.
REV. S. NJ. MORGAN preached very
interesting sermon to large cOngrega-
ton at Bethel last Sunday, as he did at
the other appointments. He is spoken
of as the successor to Rev. K. X,
Stephenson.
Two properties in Blackbird Hun
dred belonging to Mrs. S. p. Mason
were sold by Sheriff Simmons last
Thursday to Joseph P. Nichols fOI
5000, subject to a $1,000 mortgage and
two years lease.
SOME of our larger school boys and
others, wanted a game of football or
Thanksgiving day. and sent a chal
lenge to MiddletOwn, receiving the
disappointing answer that they had no
organization there.
THE fourth Quarterly Conference fol
Smyrna Circuit will be held at $50 A
NJ, on Saturday December 5th a
Bethel near CheswOld. The Quarterly
Meeting will be held at 2.30 P. NJ, OF
Sunday, December, 9th, love feast a
100, r. K. Stephenson Pastor.
OUR columns still continue, as the,
have been for several weeks, crowde,
with commercial advertisements. Gu
readers will please excuse the smalle
type that much of the news is put u
in, but as the business medium of tn
community, the advertisements Ofte
convey important intelligence.
DURING the past week Walter {
| HOffecker has been surveying tn
canals and bitches, some fifty in mum
Der, in the reclaimed meadow of tn
National Dredging Company, Ceda
Swamp, near Collins Beach, and whe
finished, will make an accurate plot {
the same. This bed of rich alluvii
soil, comprises some 1000 acres.
ADJUsTER BAILEY of the Fire ASS
citation, Philadelphia, with Walter
HOttecker, the insurance agent of tn
town, adjusted the loss on the on
building of Mrs. Lydia Colt and pal
her Wednesday last the sum of 81, l25
%. The fire it will be recOllecte,
occurred on the night of the previOl
Thursday. -
THE "Deestrict Skule" which vi
be held at the Opera House, to-mo
row. Thanksgiving evening, prOmis
to be an immensely popular thin
The old scholars that comprise Il
school, will doubtless be a great So
! prise to the boys and girls of the pre-
ent day. Doors open at 7.80 o'clocl
school will call at o'clock.
TOMORROW will be something like
, holiday, as is the general custol
There will be the regular service
prescribed by the canOns of the chur,
: at st. Peters, with sermon by Rev.
o w. Dame. The Methodist and Pre-
4 byterian congregations will unite
services at the NJ. E. Church, the sc
mon being preached by Rev. G.
o Adams, pastor of the Presbyterii
Church.
If you cannot handle with pro
!. your own savings, select some Orgal
I zation near home in which to put
e and if there are none, put it in a Loo
: bank, even if it loses the intere
e until some better way opens. T.
principal will be safe, Whatever y
# do, don't be alluFed into sending il
3 thousand miles away from home to
?. invested by men you know nothing
n or how the money is placed.
The Ladies of the Presbyteri
e Church have decided to open roc
!. for luncheon in Mr.. Carr's ice cres
n parlor, and propose to serve eve
d Saturday afternoon and evening,
h commence at IL o'clock, A. NJ, the f
lowing delicacies with some variation
Soup,
l. Chicken Salad, Tongue,
Sandwiches Biscuit, Rolls,
= Pickles,
/. Tea, Coffee, NJ
q Ice Cream, Cake,
y Custards, Mince Pies, &c.
Everybody is cordially invited, and
persons coming from the country SD,
a ping, this will be great conyenien
- They will also sell home made min
= meat in quantities to suit the buyer.
- THE Dover Sentinel thus refers to
l. matter that concerns the establish
merchants: Nearly every town of a
consequence has found the need of
al acting an ordinance against allow
n. TRAVELLING Chaan.Tohn oonoarno e.