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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-12-30

Inom uppfinningarnes verld. o.
w. Anderson i Moorhead! har uttagit
patent en- raknemaskin.
Mystiskt. l0rdags upptacktes Ii
ket efter en- okand mansperson trak-
ten af Moorhead. Mannen hade varit
forsedd med ok och funnos hastarne
staende pa vagen och liket lag stelfru-
set vagnen. Dodsorsaken ar obe-
kant.
Julvader. Flere rikliga regn ha
fallit under december manad och vagar-
ne ha manga fall varit, smart sagdt
ofarbara. Juldagen medforde emeller-
It'd oclsa julvader, ity att sno foil be-
tydlig mangd vida omkring. Pa slat-
terna radde en- ganska haftig snostorm.
Rikedomen en- snara. Fran AL
bert Lea meddelas att Oscar Wedel, son
till en- baron Norge, funnits d0d en-
lada. Kort f0rut hade den unge baro-
nen fran hemlandet erhallit underrat-
telse ON sin faders franfalle SAINT der
jemte bekommit en- anvisning pa 900.
Don stora penningsumman hade blifvit
en- frestelse och en- snara for den unge
mannen, hvilken f0rut antagligen var
sd val befastad CODA seder, s;l att han
hangifvit sig at dryckenskapen med
namda resultat.
Stillwater-nyheter: Skolfragan
tildrager sig fortfarande allmanhetens
uppmar ksamhet. Den som ar narmare
fortrogen med pafvemaktens taktik,
anade fran b0rjan att upptagandet af
den katolska slzolan bland do publika
skolorna blott var ett satt att med all
mamma medel underst0dia donna 8. k.
kyrkas propaganda. Det batar foga,
att de katolska bilderna och relikerna
afskaffas skolrlimmen och deras plats
intagas Of den amerikanska flaggan och
portrait OF patriotiske> storman. ON
vaggarne ofverkladdes af dylika FOSTER
landska tecken och minnesmiirken, och
skolstyreisen dertill late ikladanunnor-
ma, hvilka bestrida undervisningen, en-
fullstandig fdggdrdg, sa skulle skolan
icke desto mindre blifva romersk ka-
tolsk. Atminseone nagra af skolsty-
relsens ledam0ter tyckas sd smaningom
ia sina ogon oppna. Sd till exempel
yttrade harom dagen en- af dcssa herrar
i en- interr,e,D: ''Nar kontraktet, r0ran-
de 0fvertagandet af den katolska sko-
Ian, ingicks, sd hade saken EFT vackert
sken och jag omfattade densam1na sa-
som ett satt for skolfragans l0sning,
men den har icke utfallit efter f0rvan-
tan. Det ar dock val, att denna saker-
mas stallning icke kan fortfara mer an
ett arr. - Stadshospitalet 0ppnades
den 20 dennes. - Peter Martinson och
miss Ida Granquist f0renades akten-
skap f0rliden onsdag. Minnesota
Thresher Company har ater upptagit
slit arbete. Eft litet "ppehall for vid-
tagandet'a 'af nodiga reparationer m. m.
har nemligen egt rum. Nels Peter
son, som varit anstald med timmeraf-
verkning vid Grindstone har forts till
stadshospitalet harstades for att under
ga lakarevard for lidna skador, som han
erhallit en- olyckshandelse. ss.- -.,..
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-12-30
D A KO T A.

Farmaren Charles Olson, bosatt /
vestra delen af Richards county, N. D.,
begick sjelfmord f0rliden onsdag ge-
nom att afskara strupen. Nagot skal
for handlingen foreligger icke.
G. A. Carlson Valley City, N. D.,
har waits till polischef med tre rosters
.pluralitet Diver Peter Peterson. Dan
f0rre innehafvaren af embetet, John
Anderson, har resignerat for att stude-
ra lag vid statsunniversitetet Minnea-
polls.
Ofverfall och ran. Ole Olson, bo-
satt narheten af Marvel, N. Da., hyr-
de torsdags en- vagn Grand Forks for
att k0ra hem. Kusken Wilford Yake
anf0ll Olson under wagon och r0fvade
honom pa $3.50, hvarpa han rymde med
morgontaget. 49,.
Forklarade skyldige. Fran Bis
marck, N. d., skrifves den "a dec:
Juryn har efter tire dagars f0rhandlin-
gar f0rklarat Healey skyldig till BE-
stickning, hvilket v$ckt stort uppseen-
de samhallet. Lonkr0garen Sven
son blef afven af juryn f0rklarad skyl-
dig. ...
Sno, atfold af stark kold intraf-
fade i fredags hela Dakota. Bis
marck b0rjade det att sn0a pa morgo-
nen och en- stark storm uppkom senare
pa dagen. I Huron, S. Da., radde en-
fullstandig sn0storm. Liknande under
rattelser hafva inlupit afven fran andra
platser d..
Sisseton och Wahpeton reserva-
tionen i S. Dakota kommer att 0ppnas
for settling den Is april. Antagligen
hade reservationen blifvit 0ppnad tidi-
gare, men man ansag att det var bast
att vanta till vintern var 0fver, da
lands0karne annars blifvit utsatta for
stora svarigheter.
Det gar nastan for l&ngt. Fran
Miller, N. Da., skrifves den % dec:
Dot ar nu sa godt som afgjordt, att ett
kontrakt kommer att afslutas med Mel
bourne for anskaffandet af regn till ma
sta var. Flera counties hafva f0rklarat
sig villiga att deltaga / omkostnaderna.
'Ett prof pa en- regnstorm skall leve-
reras for $50, och ON denna visar sig
vara verksam, skall ett formligt kon-
trakt afslutas for anskaffandet af till
racklig nederb0rd. Att kopsla ON va
derleken pa samma satt som man g0r
med en- handelsvara, ar val styft. Lik-
som Melbourne skulle rada ofver vader
och Wind. Det troliga ar, att farmarne
komma att CORA samma erfarenhet, som
fallet varit Texas, att Melbourne me-
ra ar en- humbugmakare an en- regnmar
kare.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-12-30
FriviIliga offer.

Da det aligger mig sasom medlem
komiten att skrifva nagot SKAFFA-
REM, som kunde beframja iaasanalingen
af medel till betalaaade af konferer,sens
skol- och maissiomsskuld, sa will jag denna
gangen begagna ofvanstaende rubrik.
Enligt en- af Herren sjelf foreskrifven
ordning det gamla testamentet hade
hans folk icke blott att erlagga en- be-
stand afgift, som skulle anvandas till
att betacka utgifterna vid den lagen
f0reskrifna gudstjenstens vidmagthal-
lande, utan vid vissa tillfallen, t. ex.
vid nagon pakommande reparation af
tempelbyggnaden, pakallades afven fri
vilhga offer, da hvar och en- hade tillfal-
le att bevisa slit offeryiliga SHINE.
Det som gifvit Minnesota :konferen-
sen anledning att nu pakalla sadana of
fer af medlemmarna .dess f0rsamlingar
ar vid denna tiden sakert redan bekant
for dig, som laser dessa raider. Under
tecknad hade under nagot mer an ett
och ett halft ar varit sysselsatt med att
samla frivilliga~ bidrag till skolskul-
dens betalande. sss s.a- q
Men da man andtligen fam att. delta
arbete skulle taga ALT for lang It'd for
en- person att utfora jag har nemligen
varit ensam ON arbetet och d& det
dessutom, oaktadt all m0jlig sparsam-
het a min sida, dock maste blifva ALT
for kostsamt att halla en- man pa faltet
j sa lang It'd som beh0fdes for andama-
lets vinnande (det skulle utan tvifvel
hafva tagit mig iva tire ar annu); sa
fattade konferensen pa slit sista mote
det f0rstandiga beslutet att genom ALA
sina pastorer och kyrkorad framlagga
saken till vara f0rsamlingars behjertan-
de, och att icke blott skolskulden utan
afven missionsskulden skulle d0dds ge-
nom dessa jtaivilliga offer. Men ON vi
skola lyckas att hafva skulden ssteck-
mad" vid nasta konferensm0te sa ar det
verkligen beh0figt att vi bevisa en- stor
offervillighet och bara fran stora offer.
Det der talet af den valvillige farmaren
Vasa: "det l0nar sig icke nu att kom-
ma med mindre an Is, 10 eller5 dol
lars'' var ett "ord simon tid". Hade
man 0fverallt f0ljt den grundsatsen, sd
skulle jag redan haft skolskulden teck-
mad. Jag har visserligen sokt att CORA
Diet klart hvarhelst jag gjort bes0k, att
vi nu beh0fva sadana rika offer, men
det viii synas, att jag icke riktigt lyc-
kats att ofyertyga vart folk, att sa myc-
ket beh0fdes. Utaf de tire och EFT halft
tusen personer, hvilka jag har anteck-
made min subskriptionsbok hafva 81
tecknat sig for summon 0fverstigande
SO dollars; 133 hafva tecknat sig for 10
dollars hvardera; de 0friga, hvilka ut
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-12-30

CORA fjorton femtondelar, hafva ned
skrifvit summon varierande fran 25 cts.
till 5 dollars. Att den omnamda offer
,villigheten nu maste hardt anlitas tor
de val vara hvarjom och enom klart
vid denna tiden och jag villei Herrans
och konferensens namn pa det hjertli-
caste bedja eder vanner och broder, att
I icke dragon eder undan, utan stallet
snarare tagen pa eder litet ut5fver for
magan. De feste af eder hafya redan
gifvit, men gifven annu en- gang och
gifven bra, annat fall skola vi miss
lyckas. Och hvem af oss skulle val vii
ia sta med skam vid nasta konferens-
mote? Herren gore oss till sin hands
menniskor!
ANDREW JACKSON.
N. B. ALA ganala subskriptioner in
sandals till mig; ALA de 1,ya till prof. j..
S. Carlson, st. Peter, MINI.
vi hade val manga underrattelser att
meddela ON insamlingsarbetet, och
manga af dem aro ratt gladjande, men
SKAFFARENs utrymme ar sa hardt an
litadt, och ALA pastorer och f0rsamlin-
gar ha sd bradt med arbete och hog
tics irande nu under helgdagarne, att
vi icke villa stalla for stora ansprak pa
den f0rre eller st0ra de senare. Manga
ANNA att med det gamla arets utgang
ocksa CORA slut pa den gamla skulden;
de fieste ofrige ANNA nog icke lata den
hanga med lange efter nyar. Endast
de som alska den mycket, ANNA behalla
den for alltid.
Gud valsigne ALT godt verk. Han
give oss ett godt qytt dri .s:
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-12-30
Nyarsaftonen.

Ned minnets bleka vester.
Glider nu det gamIa ar.
Och dess sista dag, Sylvester.
Vemodsfull vid gransen star,
Nyarsafton stilla skymmer,
Langa kedjan lupit ut,
Med sin frajd och slit bekymmer
Ar ett solhyarf redan slut.
En- allvarig engel trader
Ned fran stjernehimlen da;
Skina Ell som sno hans kliderl
Fraga Ell hans lappar sa:
"Menskobarn, hvars dag Dir liden
An dur och an moll,
Har du fyllt den tomma tiden
Med ett evigt innehall?'
"Se, nr lefnadsbokens rule
Arets sida vecklats opp,
Att pa den du skrifva skulle
Tro och gerning, bon och hopp.
Nu jag skall de skrifna bladen
Visa upp for Domarns syn,
Nyss du skref den sista raden,
Den skall l0sas ofxan skyn!"
H6ga maktl Hur armt, hur litet
Menskobarnet verkat har!
Trog var william, och der nitet
Fanns = hur, ofta skeft det var? 1
H6ga makt! vi dig akalla,
Lat din stranghet Ell bli spord,
Men tag mot. tag mot af ALA
Tacksamhetens barnaordI
Tack, att du har tankts beskydda
Delta land for frie man,
Tack att i palats och hydda
N0tta bibeln lases an!
Tack att hjertat fatt som svalan
Bygga boi templets famn,
Der dit ord annu har Italian
Och dit altar ger en- hamn!
Tack for frojd Du oss beskarde
I 7 de stilla hemmens rund,
Der det minsta har ett 1varde
+. Och sin helgd en- hvardagstundI
Tack att stormen starkt Ell skakat
Denna grund for rikens malkt,
Men att trohet in der vakat
kysk sin lugna tempelvaktl
Tack for hvarje sorg, som 6fvat
OSS undergifyenhet.
Tack for qvalet, som oss pr0fvat
Och hvars dup och matt Du vet
Tack for hoppet att de kara,
Som ar vi baddat ner,
Xro den stad dig NARA, =
Der ej tarar fly ia mer! G:
Tack, att arens str6mmar strida
Ga mot evighetens haf!
Tack, att jordens lust bedrigEig
Blifvit, for att anden skall, -; ,ss;
Vinkas till en- fr6jd osaglig
Ofvan vansklighetens svalli
Tack for tron, att hsir ej vtira a
Skall vart slagtes ratta hem
Men att Du will uppenbara
Oss EFT nytt Jerusalem!
Tiden sjelf skall s6nderbrista,
Mar basunen stark och gall
Badar mensklighetens sfsta,
Tidens sista nyarsqvsll.
&@t55E, t::s3i - -
Da blelz, / dimmig5yester,
Glider sldgtets vandringsar,
Och dess sista dag, Sylvester.
vid den stora grahsen star. : 8:
Andeverldens kloekor ringa
Tidens sjalaringssaag, u, =
Upp de gyllne portar springa 3ll
Till en- evig nyarsdag.. ,,,a
@. b. AF W1RsEN.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

The new French Sublime
Cloth is one of the most attrac-
tivenewfabrics thathaverecent-
ly become popular. The thin
nest of all silk and wool stuffs,
it has quickly made a great
reputation for itself and has
evidently come for a prolonged
stay.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
Old ChestnWts.

That's what you have
learned to expect. So many
people advertise the largest
stock and the lowest prices
on earth that you don't ex-
pect to read any other kind
OF advertisements; but it
has always been our aim to
be an exception to this rule.
We don't advertise that
which we have not, neither
dO we promise to do any
thing which we don't intend
or can't fulfill. Now we
will make it interesting to
you to find out the truth of
this statement. For the re-
mainder Of the year 1891
we will make any man or
boy a present of the best
$1,000 Suit we have who
will find a single statement
in any of our advertisements
which is not true. Remem-
Der we will reward but one
person on the same state
ment and the same person
but once.
What we have to say
about our new Spring Stock
is, we have put forth every
effort to secure a nice selec-
ton Of goods. They have
been made up by the best
manufacturers in the cOun-
try and the shape and fit
OF our garments is superior
to any previous season.
To those who have bought
of us from the beginning we
would say we want you to
expect more of us this sea-
son than ever before, and
we promise that you shall
not be disappointed; and
to those who have not trad
ed with and don't know our
methods of business and
what assortment we carry,
we would say we have a
stock which will please the
most fastidious; and when
you ask about the price, we
have one price strictly and
that we simply guarantee
to be as low as elsewhere, or
lower, or your money re-
funded; and it's no differ
ence where you find the
elsewhere, Philadelphia not
excepted. We earnestly So
licit your patronage. That's
what we want and we in
tend to do everything in our
power to please you and Sc
cure your trade.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
Now for the
thirty-first and
greatest Spring busi-
ness in the Old
Corners hiStOru,
That's what
WaBauaKER & BROWN
are after DOW.

Why not?
retailing Clothing we are now.
lhe stock of Spring Clothing is magnificent Thousands
Oh Mems Everyday suits; thousands of Dress suits thou
sands OF Spring OvercOats thousands and thousands of
Trousers. ' Vi
Just as generous supply for the Boys of every size
Everything the best in quality and make Our guaran
tee as good as Treasury note No matter how low the
you re SAFE against mistakes and sure of good moneys
All our advantages are yours The mills of the world
know US and bring us their best goods Do we buy bio lots
little lower? Down goes the price to you Our work
people know how careful and do their best work
our whole scheme for charging our business -se the
OeS (lat can be made and ask low fair price for it.
Come early and get the pick of the stock
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

Wool ChaLlles, French and
German BatlSteS, Wool Ueik
1mgs and AL6atyoSs Cloths.
English Mohal,rS and almost
numberless different weaves
in Grenadines are all here
again, some Of them more
popular than ever, and all
tried favOrites.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

Glorioso, French Wool
Crepes, Tamise Cloth, Camel's S
Hair Grenadines, Wool Car
melite, Charlotte, etc., etc.,
are all represented in this
wonderful collection of Black
Dress Goods, as well as hun
dreds of other stuffs-all con-
tributing to the greatest ex-
hibit of Dress Fabrics in
America.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
cTRAWBRIDGE
= & CLoTHIER,
PHILADELPI
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
PIIILADELPIIIA,

The warm weather of the
past week has started all the
thinner fabrics into increased
activity, and the heavier stuffs
OF early Spring have had to
make way for the legion of
new things that have been ar
riving.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

Seasonable weights of wool
eny dress-goOds are crowding
each other at a dozen coun-
ters.
Cashemire Vigourez is one
of the loveliest. In finish
beauty, wear, width and price,
exceptionally attractive. IS
colors in mixtures, 8 styles,
ripes and checks, all on gray
grounds. At inches, SIPS.
These 5o-inch Checked and
Striped Cheviots, were $3.50,
now $I.25. 1t all comes
about by one OF those little
trade turns so common at
Wanamaker's, and so money
saving to buyers. These are
goods especially adapted to
tailor-made Suits and travel
ling Dresses.
That IS cent Drap de Diane
at 6oc is 43 inches wide and a
perfect shade of cream. An
all-the-year-round Dress Stuff
and exactly right for Noun
tain or Seashore wear. If we
could name the maker. (the;e
isn't a more famous in France)
the little lot would go in a
twinkling.
Half-a-dollar Cheviots and
Cancels Hair and Homespuns
an ordinary store full. And
in just the light shades so
many are wanting.
IS shades of dainty Lans-
downe-new tans among them.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

81 dollar a yard for goods
that would be three times
that if made in French looms.
means a rattling trade. lust
see how the stuffs with camel
spots on mixed grounds are
going.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
Ngns4uessakrr.n.
PHiLADELrnrA Monday, April q, 1871.

The home of Gloriosa.
Always first in range of styles
and excellence of goods.
There are Gloriosa masquer-
aders. We handle the simon
pure, $3.50 and $1.75.
Close by is the only great
assortment of French Printed
Challis in town, 50 and 6oc.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

A new effect in Dress Goods
is a Navy Blue Serge, ground
with white or gold plaid and
stripes OF silk. I8 styles, AZ
inches, $3.50.
There are new plaid delights
in many other handsome
WeaveS.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
FRENcH AND cERMAN RArIsrE

Strictly all-wool, and especially suited to the
hot Summer months-5O, 60, rs, 500
and $1.25 per yard
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
ALL WOOL cHALLIEs-

Among them are the finest imported stufIs.
and the prices are very moderate-5O, Go,
10. S739, S1.OO, S1.2j and $50 per
yard.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried for CastOria-
When she became Miss, she chung to CastOria
When she had Children, she gave them CastOrlA
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

Have you noticed what a
simple thing the Wanamaker
Lawn Mower is? And how
snugly the gearing is covered
in? With a proper sprink-
ling rig (Hose 10 to 2sc a
foOt) and such a grass clipper
you can put a satin finish on
any thrifty lawn. 10 to I8
inches, IS to 81.
john WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

r.nr thousand bushels of oyster
III iT will improve Milford's streets.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

rs. Delaware aud ChincOteague
lI0 ;s practically completed.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
SILK AND WOOL FRENCH suR
LIME CLOTH

Light in weight, strong in construction. and
an entirely new material.
$I.2J aud SI.5O per yard.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

The more think of it, and
look at it and compare, the
more you'll marvel that so
good a Baby Coach can be
had for S.. Figure on the
running gear, the body, the
upholstery, the parasol and all
the other fxings. Can you
stretch SIS to cover them all?
A 81 Coach if you wish, but
our recommend begins with
the one at SIS.
We've more than half a
hundred styles up to $50 ready
to run and where you can see
them Could Baby Coach
picking be made easier?
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

LIAR farmers have formed
,DDOcb Farmers Alliance.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

All-slk Grenadines, 25 inches vide
Open mesh, 75c 81, l.25, Sl.5O.
Twisted silk, 81 to S2.5O,
Lace satin striped ST.
Plain, satin striped, y to inches wide.
SIPS
Hemsttched, ~ to inches wide, 81 so
Graduated striped, Sl.50.
Faile striped very rich 81.
Chiffon striped. 75c
Chiffon on twisted silk ground, Sl.2j and
Sl.50.
Polka dots, SIPS, $3.50.
Plaids, 81. .25.
Figures almost endless in variety, includ-
ing the highest productions Of the Lyons
looms, S. 25 to $3.50.
Silk and Wool
Open Mesh Barege Hermann, "a inches, soc
to Sl.5O; ; Al inches Sl25 to 81 so.
A inches, Faille Stripes. graduated and
plain, Sl.7j.
23 inches, PolEa Dot, Faille Stripes, 81 .7j'
$3.50 and So.
"a inches, Mexican checks, 81, SIPS
All wool
AZ inches plain mesh Grenadines 75c to 81
check and plaid, 81; stripes and checks
Sl2j
4j inches, Au-sllk Grenadines with satin
borders, patterns galore.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

James Primrose was shot by his ia
ther, ID. .. Primrose, on Tuesday at
their farm on the Queen Anne side OF
the Chester river bridge, IN quarrel
over a triling business transaction.
The son was very badly hurt and the
father Is believed to be temporarily out
Of his mind.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

There is going TO be large number
=, big trout seines at Bennet's Pier
ibis season.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
one Bottle Cures +!

For Coughs, Colds, Tightness
Of Chest and Lung TROUBLES
Wild Cherry Erpect0r07st
is q certain cure. 35 cents at
JAS. P. HOFFECKER'S.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

,,,.,oinoton authorities are tearing
,.'sn indecent posters
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
r,rnnoh TraIns.

IL 715. s.2s, 1855, A. NJ, S.42, 44O p NJ
Coin Noi ""tb $50 1857 M, 4.4O, 555, 1892. N
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

n..1.aeislature has abolished state
.i;,srv encampments.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

Street street Wilmington, Del. and have
v,',a vuen examined free. If you wish ~
puFcnaSe - Gold Spectacles or eve gIass'
- - lUr Holiday gifts, examine onr Stool
t;uo, sne largest and completest line of or
J',a SIoal goods on the Peninsula. prices re-.
uuceo oto Tor the holidays Glasses eT.
cn"nged if not suitable, free of cbargo
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

Huolglom'a Aruion alive
The tast AalVe in the world for Cuts Bruise
SORES. Ulcers, sails Rheum, Fever Sores letter
Chapped Hands, Cnilblaias, Corns, ana All SKIN
Erupiions and positively cures Piles, or no pay
reonired n Is guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
factOn, or money refunded. Price - cents per
box. For sale by James p. Hohecker, Smyrna.
& O. HarmOnson, CLAYTON.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

VERDICT OF DAMAGES OCCAs1oNED
6S. 61 "A DoG.-!n the Superior Court at
" georgetown last week, the suit of DR..
"; F; Jones against Philip E. Cary. in
winch Jones, the plaintiff, sues Carey.
tne defendent, for $4,000 damages. was
decided. In June last Dr.. Jones was
9rivlng in the public road when Carevs
Gog ran out and after his team. This
frightened the horse and it ran awav.
throwing DIR. Jones out, inflicting a dis
location of the shoulder and an obli0ue
fracture of tie arm. DR.. Jones sned
ior S2OOO but the jury rendered a YER
uict OF S39O. This case has created
great deal of interest.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

Black Grenadines. This is
the sort of weather to set you
to thinking about them-and
of all the spider-webby weaves.
Only a few makers have the
wit to do a Grenadine as it
should be done-so it won't
slip. A mean Grenadine is
mean indeed. We look to it
that the sleasy, slippery sorts
are shut out.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

Female Weakness Positive Cure. Free.
To THE EDITOR Please inform your reader
that nave a positive remedy for the thousand
and one ills which arise from deranged female
organs. will send two bottles Of my remedy
FREE 10 any lady, If they VIII send their Express
and p. o. Address Yours truly,
DIR. J. b. MARCHiSI, Utica, y. Y,
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

-.nntv and State Items.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
To the Trade:

We enter upon a new
season confident from the
success attending our efforts
in that just passed. Our rep
utatiOn for conservative
prices and durable work,
founded in many years ex-
perience, viii be in every
detail upheld in our sales of
the Spring of 81, and to our
line we invite the attention
of all buyers.
CLARENCE PRETTYMAN,
SMYRNA
EDWIN PTETTYMAN,
Middletown.
PRETTYEAN BROS,
Dover,
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

M, a leading member of the St. Jones,
J JecA Church, told the Star correspon.
uenC zen, mat the church down there was
SS,lI TII locked up, but that presiding
EIuer Wilson could have the kew if he
wanted 1t, but that the members of the
congregation would not hear the
new minister preach. 1t is about the
same same way all over the county. The
dust is settling on the front stems of the
onurGhes 0no and chapels, the members
"re holuln1g grocery store meetings,
SI enu meantime old Satan sits on the
fence and grins.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

nover had a very heavy rainfall
rbDDrsiay night, and the sewers were
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

The United States Fish Commission
.,nacts to hatch one hundred million
OfToung shad at Gloucester.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

The catch of sturgeon off the mouth
e the MispilliOn has been unusually
Ia,ge this early in the season.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

The latest includes
Henriettas and Serge
in gray, tan and other
shades. French Nov
elites in Plaids and
Stripes. Gray and
tan MOhair, Armadale
Zephyrs and Tricot
Cloths at % cts.
An inspection is in
vited. Respectfully,
|, A. COTTON.
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29
Wanamaker & Brown,
Sixth & Market Sts, PhiIadenhia

Our offer to pay your Railroad fare holds good the vera
round, provided you buy SIS worth 'N'"
Smyrna times., 1891-04-29

cnDerintendent Tindall will meet
.ho teachers of the county every Sat
rrday in Dover. -