Smyrna times., 1891-10-21

CORN husking will be general in a
few days.
FARMERS are nearly done seeding
their wheat.
For fresh homemade, plain and
nut tafies, call at E. X. Behmler &
Bros. 4
METHODS that are generally success
full, must have merit for their
foundation.
A GOOD, all-wool Cheviot, elegant
fitting coat for Ladies, $4.75 at l. A.
CottOn's. 4
THE two nights festival at Ray.
mond's Church last week realized
about $115. -
HA! HOl The cunning and fodder
yarn season has about commenced al
Harvey B. Stewards. 4
HERMAN Roe in the Opera House
on Friday night He is always well
come before Smyrna audience.
DON'T forget to enjoy some of the
buckwheat -four, which is beating its
record at Harvey B. Stewards. #
WILL Buchanan had horse injured
by hard driving by some one taking
him from his stable Thursday night.
THE Ladies' Benevolent Society will
meet at the residence of Mrs. T. B,
Megear, Tuesday evening October 81
f. BECK in our advertising columns
calls attention to an immense stock oil
dry goods, carpets, coats, provisions
etc.
Stop, think Where can you find
just what you want in Fall and Winter
OvercOats and Clothing. Edward G.
Walls is the place. I
THERE was considerable disappoint-
ment by the friends of B. B. Allen that
he failed to get the Office of PrOthonO-
tary from the Governor.
THE immense peach crop is over
and bananas, oranges, dates, and cram
berries have returned to spend the
winter at Harvey B. Stewards. T
w. J. LUCE, of Philadelphia, who
comes around yearly before Thanks
giving, after turkeys, it will be seen by
advertisement, is with us again.
Mrs. L. A. COTTON returned from
Philadelphia yesterday, where she has
been to replenish her stock of Dress
Goods and Ladies' and Misses Coats.
Mrs. BOEHMLER & Bro, in addition
to the usual products of the Bakery,
call attention to fresh line of home.
made nut and plain taffies, cakes, etc
Under the Cross of st. George" al
the Opera House Friday evening. The
lecture will be accompanied with fine
vocal music by our favOrite singers and
sOlOists.
a SPECIAL meeting of the Ladies
| Benevolent Society" is called for Sat.
urday evening, Oct. a, at Mrs. 7. 3
Megear's. A full attendance is re.
quested. Committees will please report
The good rain of Monday night was
very gratifying to the farmers The
wheat was terminating slowly fol
want of moisture, and few belated
farmers were waiting for it 20 prepare
their ground.
The Madam Fry Concert Company
well known to our citizens, will be a
the Opera House tonight, and How
Orth's big show, "On Trip to Ireland
tomorrow night. This company hal
II specialties.
THE way to build up town is tt
give the people of the town your pa
trOnage.
Such is the sagaciOus advice of al
exchange. The proposition is unde
nlably true. and it is also of uniVer
sal application.
THERE is at the store of Buchanan
& Collins, a very curious formation
representing a miniature nest with q
duck in it. Some weeks ago farmer
IN the ALLEY" transversely Gu
| gu 0uu idlu Otlb SOULFUL uDOl
ledge in the barn. 1t was the inne
part of this that developed a perfectly
shaped duck with colored bill, Will,
the outer circles assumed the eEac
shape of a nest.
REV. Mr.. WILSON commenced a sea
son of revival services on Sunday
which, it is hoped, will grow with til,
intervening days. LOvefeast was held
at 8 o'clock at 1890 Rev. J. G. Clark
preached a sermon of much spiritual
force to large congregation in thu
afternoon Rev. Grant c. Fuller, il
charge of the Second Methodist
church, in Dover, addressed the united
Sunday-schOOls, and Rev. Mr.. CLARK
preached again at night. The meet
ings are being held nightly.
The contract for heating the school
house by steam, was yesterday award
ed by the directors to Mr.. Harry A
Miller, of Wilmington, who will plac,
in the building a horizontal return tn
bular boiler, 10 feet long and 80 inches
in diameter, with % 3-inch tubes, 8 ra
diatOrs of improved pattern in each Of
the rooms, and in the Railways.