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Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-02-28
NOTICE.

All those ladies and gentlemen
who have been spoken to in regard
TO the play by Force of Impulse
will please meet on Wednesday
evening at the Academy hall at I:
90 o'clock. A full attendance is
requested.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-30

Aprobar ell ingreso de dos heridos en- ell
hospital militar en- CANA de pago.
-ReSolver ell nOmbramento heehO por ell
diputado del ramo, deIun peOn del matadero
en- remplazO de otro separado por cometer
faltas.
-Aprobar ell contrato para Ell levanta-
miento del plano de urbanizaci0n de Santur-
ce por los Sres: Canals Morales.
--AcOrdar la deVoluci0n de la pension del
Sr. Perez asentista que fu6, mediante los re-
quisistOS neceSariOs.
-Disponer el procedimiento que debe Sc
guirse para reintegrar los gastos hechOS On los
departamentOs de la meseta.
-ACeptar 2 alzadas contra dictamenes de
la junta de consumes, interpuestas por los Sc
nores Araujo Hermanos y contratistas de de-
rechos sObre la carne
-Denegar pOr mayOria de yotOs una ms
tancia de d. Enrique Castro soicitando colo
car un pueStO de venta de carne en- Santurce.
-Conceder licencia al CONCEAL sr. Cerece-
do asociadO Sr. Espanol.
Oar los ascensos de escala los escri-
bentes senores Trujillo, Viaseca, Trniillo = To
rres, on las vacantes que eXisten, senalando
los dos primeros 400 pesos 300 a los dos Gl-
timos.
-Aprobando el contrato hecho para 81
riego de las GALES por ell diputado del ranno,
a razon de 10 pesos diaroS.
-Enterarse del recurso interpuesto ante
81 Excmo. Sr. GObernador por d. Antonio Con
zalez contra un acuerdo del Ayuntamiento
-Disponer sigan adquiriendose por adrni-
nistracion los chinos, pedraS ladriilos T0tos
que necesiten las ebras de las GALES para las
euales no ha habido ieitadores en- ,cuatro subas-
tas sucesivaS.
-Pasar informe de la cOmisi6n A. la Pc
tici6n de d. Angel Vazqnez sObre colocacion de
un kioscosen ell paseo de Puerta de TERRA
-Acceder a una peticion de Dona Maria
Ll0Vet referente a un censo en- las condiciones
acordadas.
-Distribuci6n de fondos para Abril.
~Denegar una gratitieaci6n extraOrdina
ria pedida por dos escribientes.
-Aprobar IN gasto dc 8 pesoa pOr pintu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-30

Anoche-asi nos 10 han aseguTado, -fue-
ron sorprendidos y Tobados por un homDre dc
color que portaba una bayoneta, tres apPecia-
ciables j0Venes de esta Capital que paseaban
por Puerta de TERRA. Una vez mas llamamoS
la atenci6n de las autOridades acerca de la fal-
ia de policia que Sc ObserVa Ell aquel barrlo
~ Hemos tenido ell gusto de recibir hoy la
vista de nueStro apreeiado amigo Y cOmpa-
nero ell antique periodista, hoy retirado de las
lides del OfciO, Sr. D. Ramon Marin, que Sc ha-
LA dc paso para Arecibo'
Deseamosle huena estancia en- la Capital
y le reiteramos nuestras palabras de verdade-
ro afecto. ~
Hemos recibido ell ndmero de la lujosa
eXcelente publication EL CorreO de EG MOdG,
correspondence al 2 de Mario, con preciosos
fgurines iiuminados infinidad de grabados
y patron de gran tamane Damos las gracias
4 los senores Sucesores de S. G.. NantilIa & Co.
Agentes de tan it'll publication.
* Aver tarde, dos carreteros que parece sc
entretenian en- apOStar cual de suS Vehfcul0S
cOrria mas por eli muele de esta Capital pu-
sierOn al gaOpe las cabagaduras al grado
de que uno do los vehfculOs SO vOlco en- medic
de la via, deSpu6S de arrOllar un caro- carga-
10 de aqua, con exposition de haber estrO-
peado los transeuntes que pOr ALI no esca-
sean.
Realmente parece mentira que estos ca
SOS ocurran en- medic de una ciudad culta.&
Esta nOche Sc pOndra en- eScena on nues-
tro teatro La CampanG MiLagrOSG, y pOr final
M@sjca Czdsica. en- la cual desempenara 81
papel de Cucufate ell simpaticO actor senor
Villa.
1No hemos bebido nunca mejor Brandy
que el del FRAILE CARAT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-30


Ia noble ciencia de Gun ar Y los solicitos cuida-
dos de Ia caridad, para que recobren la precio-
sa salud, 8 rindan tranquilos su espfritu al
Croador a los jnfelices, a los desheredados de
Ia fortuna
.-~PorqUe la soberbia humana, convene de-
cirlo, no Idebe nunca echar on 9! olvido, ante
las tristes 1ecciones de la experiencia ell pa
voroso problema de la miseria pdblica que,
bajo el terrfico nombre de question social
preocupa todos los sabios y los gobicrnos de
Europa y America, que profetizado esta de
manera irrevocable, eJ tesadyeis Sienepre po6res
deaty0 de gosotros y con 0osotros; y que en- la
lucha por la existencia en- medic dc los cons
tantes vaiyenes de la fortuna, todo hombre,
cuyo fin es sempre- ineierto, esta expuesto
terminar sus dias, pobre = desvalido al am
paro de un asilo de carload
Justo es recordar. en- este momento, que
desde les primerOs dias. de la colonization cas-
tellana, Sc atendi6 entire nosotros, al estable-
cimiento de hospitales para los pobres; y que
Puerto Rico guarda agradecido los nombres
venerables del Iltmo. Obispo GinIenez Perez
en- la Capital, de D. Valent1n Tricoche en- Pom
ce y de D. Antonio Blanes en Mayaguez.
Dichosos todos los que en- Ia TERRA, pue-
den emular tan mobiles ejemplos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-30
Noticias de la Capital !

M Primitive Calderon, ell albanil que en- dias
pasados notiolanlOs Sc habia cado de un an
damio, esta va b1en da las gracias a nues
trOs amigos ell DR.. Ros, D. Vicente Balbas y
D. Julio Lopez, porQue durante su eEfermedad
le atendieron con el mayor desinter6s.
90
Hemos tenido ell gusto de recibir hoy la
vista de nuestro antiguo.y y buen amigo el Sc
6or don Francisco Gonzalez, socio de la bien
reputada casa que en- Mayagiez gira bajO la,
razon de Gonzalez Arraras y c. Deseamoslo
breve estancia en- esta Capital y feliz regreso
sus lareS
una nina de cuatro cinco amos de edad
hija de u. Francisco MARTINEZ. le r0baron aver
por Puerta de tiecra una pulsera dc oro con
corales que llevaba puesta. Sc ignora quien
pueda haber sido el autor de semeante hecho.
90
Procedente de Cadiz y Canarias, lego hoy
a este puerto, la 1ragata de guerra espanoIa
Nautilus, sn comandante Don Victor Maria
Concas Y Palau. Dicho buque escuela de
guardias n.arinas, mide 1478 toneIadas Y esta
tripulada por 224 hombres, 80 guardas mari
mas inclusive. Monta cnatrO canOnes de gran
calibre ha hechO la travesia en- 3S dias 16
hOras. En- la madrugada del "a de FebrerO
perdio uno de sus artiIlerOs de mar, llamado
Manuel ApariciO, que SO supOne haya caidO al
aqua. Dfcese que su consigna es la de perma-
cen gestiones para que continue viaje a la
Habana.
Esta manana recorrio las GALES de la Ca
rrera la procession de costumbre, la cual nos
dic0n, por q on la vimos estuvo muy ordenada
Y concurrida
Anoche, entire once y media doce, por
la Gale de Tetuan, un individuo alarno al We
cindario, yeGdO detras de una mujer quien
pegaba con el plan de una daga, Y la cual corria
por la calle en- paTlos memories tlando gritos. AL
liegar Ia esquina Ilamada Punta- bravo, la hi
rio levandola on claro un dedo de una mano
Un municipal condujo Ia herida & Ia sala de
fsocerro. y al agresor al Opposite Municipal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-30
Ia Correspondence De PaertO-RiCo.
Puerto Ric0, MGrgo 90 de 1891.

A Cumpliendo nuestro otrecimiento, publ
6amos con gusto a continuation, 81 celebrado
discurso leido por nuestro ilustre amigo 81
Excmo. Sr. ID jose Julian de Acosta, en- el ac-
to de la aperture dc la velada literaria que tu-
70 lugar en- Arecbo beneficio del Hospital
dc Carload en- construction en- aquella Villa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-30


49,
ESta llamando mucho la atencion On Ba-
yam0n un suGesO 0currido anteS de anoche,
en- una calle Ilamada del Mondongo, cerca della
earniceria. Las notcias que hemos podido re-
cojer son estas: un individuo de apelido Con
zaez, jornalero como de % "a amos de edad,
aparecio ahOrcado en- su casa.
Fu6 un suicidio HE aqui como sc CO.
menta ell hechO por ell vecindario. La muier
del Gonzalez dicen que cuenta ell sueeso de es-
to modo: despsrto Il media noche, al notar
que. faltaba su concubino en- el lecho, hizo luz
y le pareci0 verlo de pie (ya estaba ahOrCadO),
"delante de la cama como 81 hiciera alguna ne.
cesidad. Apag0 la vela.y voivi0 q dormirsO.
Aver manana cuando desperto, llamole, y fue
entonces que observe que estaba ahorcado. Sa-
lilo despavorida dando gritos la calle al notar
que Gonzalez p9ndia del tOcho.
Sc cOmenta muchO este suceso en- Ell Ve-
cino. pueblo los tfibunales entienden en- Ell
asunto.
90
Hemos sabido con gusto que ha sido So
5breseida la causa por desacato que Sc seguia
zen Mayagiiez, contra nuestros amigos don Car
los j. Nonagas, don Nicolas Lopez de Victoria
y don Salvador Carbonell, con motive dc la
Ultima election para diputados Cortes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-30
PrincipaIes acuerdos

tomados p0r eI AywsstGnsieHto en- la session del
Mierc0IeS 25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-30
NotiCiaS de la ISIa

Dos AMIGAs lie Humacao nos han enviado
la souci0n de todos los entretenimientos de
nuestra edicci6n ntlmero 97.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-30

angel Monores.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13
WE ARE GRATIFIED

by almost constantly receiving from in every
part the United States, CommendatOry letters
promptness and correctness filling order and take this
occasion say that all such expressions particularly
gratifying they show that efforts, which earnst
in We pride ourselves upon this, and propose
possible continue merit the good opinion of all
those who favor with their valued orders We cannot
however, conceal from ourselves the fact that despite the best
care, errors and omissions will sometimes happen careless
clerk will leave something of an order will make poor
substitution, and unless the kind enough to call
attention the fact may never know it, but this
do know that patron perhaps hundreds of miles away,
inconvenience and annoyed she had right to look for
the best service in entrusting her order to us.
We therefore desire, emphacay customers who
best SERVICE and failing this, stand ready
any that may be made and would esteem favor
our friends would promptly notify US OF the facts in the COM
parativey few instances, where mistakes occur.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

The centre of gravity for
Boys Clothing is under the
North sky-light of this store.
There is no spot in all this
city so eligible for clothing
buying, especially for ladies'.
One hundred sorts and more
of Boys Clothing, a to IA
years, 81 and over are at your
command. The Wash Suits
from England, Sailor styles,
3 to 8 years, at $3.50, have
been recruited-how they
haze soldl Small Boys Reef
ers for changeable weather al
$3.50, and $50 pairs Knee
Trousers at rs and 85c, are
ready to-day.
Stylish Suits for big boys
an abundance of them.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13
M~31a&sawkSE'S.
PHILADELPHIA Monday, May Il, 1891.

Men for themselves and
mothers for their Boys have
thoughts on Clothing. A few
more degrees of heat and
you'll be asking for a lighter
suit. Serge, Cheviot and
Homespun are the range OF
styles now at the front. The
Serges rise from $40, the Che
viots from SI2 and the Brown
Homespuns at $I8, $40 and
$25 fill the bill for fashionable
young men. In the latter
there are gratifying touches
Of trimming and finish.
There is a run on the S.
Trousers.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of this Company, and an cleo
ton of directors and officers to serve
for the ensuing year, will be held at
the office of the Company, in Easton,
Md, on
Wednesday, the goth day of May, 81,
at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
ROBERT II. CROFT. Sec'y,
23S South Fourth St., Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13
Now for The
thirty-first und
greatest Spring busi-
ness in the Old
Corners hiStOru.
That's what
WaUHuaKER & BROWN
are after DOW.
Why not?

Why not?
If ever masters in the manufacturing and
retailing Clothing now.
The stock of Spring Clothing magnificent Thousands
OF Mems Everyday suits; thousands of Dress suits thou
sands of Spring Overcoats thousands and thousands of
Trousers
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 how low the
price you're safe against mistakes and of good moneys
worth No in the land underse Sixth & Market
All our advantages are yours. The mills of the world
know US and bring their best goods Do buy big lots
little lower? Down goes the price you. Our work
people know how careful and do their best work
Our whole scheme for enlargng business s-sen the
best that can be made and ask low fair price for it
Come early and get the pick of the stock.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

The bargains in Women's
Nillson Slippers and Fancy
Oxford Shoes at $2.5o to $4
in Kid Slippers at $3.50 from
$3.50 and S1.25 from So are
in good supply and there are
a Jew seating sizes of the
Nav Fair Oxford Shoes at
So.
Remember the power Of So
in the Wanamaker "Wcar-
Well" (trade mark Shoes
for men and Women. Eight
sorts for men, six sorts for
women. s. commands more
in them than in any othey foot
7OeaY in this or any other
market.
The new tan and gray
shades of Bedford Cord thai
SO many have been asking
for, are plenty now. Genuine
Bedfords no mistake. Sc
: inches, $3.50.
, Here's a French Melang'
: Seroe. Put together in
E mastery way; no slipping
! dainty colors blending.
!. shades, ST. a yard. Al incn
! rs.
!, Zig-Zag Suiting is one
the seasons novelties. Fa
], lines OF Silk, about X inchs
i anart. give a very pretty e
!. iect, finish smooth weigl
light, a lovely Spring CosfuH
4 stuff. 40 inches, $Ea
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13
The Key Note.

Reliable goods bring
their own reward. The
return of many famil-
lar faces proves that
former purchasers have
been satisfied.
A customer once ac-
quainted with our
methods of business
(strictly one price and
the lowest, good ma
terial, well made, per-
feet fitting and salts
faction to every GUS
tomer), is likely tc
continue.
The truth is Oul
Spring Stock has beer
purchased direct of thu
manufacturer at th'
lowest price possible
and the assortment i
such as will pleas
everyone.
Don't hesitate t
come and see if W
have what you wan
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

,4ling of Andrew @. P. Rey-
Tne WITS Mss Mary E. Hart, will take
pods ~ auT TToNnsend tomorrow.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

Worcester county strawberry grow
ers saw that half the crop was killed by
the late frost, and the outlook for
truck and fruit is bad.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

Al Rich and Miss Venie COmegys
will be married in the Methodist Epis'
copal Church at Greensborough, May
IA, at three o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

,..,.re Avenue Baptist Church.
Dela""d ant its $4,000 Indebtedness.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

u.Duual farm dinner which takes
Inc aU the Glendale farms of Rev. J.
place yy;iiis N will be served on Friday,
n Nav the 18th.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

A lady of Greensborough. ordered
from the city some "mice" colored
ribLen The ribbon came, color, Law
ender, with the word that tnat was
the incest color the merchant had.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

FOR A CONvENTIoN.-In conformity
with a resolution unanimously adopted
at meeting of the Kent county Re-
publican cOmmmittee, held at Dover,
May z, 1891, the said committee do
hereby earnestly recommend and re-
quest the voters of Kent county to meet
at their respective voting places on
Tuesday, May 10, 1891, at the special
election which will then be held to as
certain the sense of the people upon
the question of calling a Constitution
al Convention and to vote at said elec-
tiOn For a Convention" And in
view of the Importance of such an elec-
tion and the necessity for such a con-
ventiOn, the said committee do also
advise every voter to make a special
effort to secure full attendance at
said election, so that a vote may be
obtained sufficient to make the calling
OF such convention certain.
By order of the committee,
]. COLBY SMITH, Chairman
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13
Charming patterns.

The Kodak has every sea-
son for its own, especially
Summer. Last outing time
we could hardly get Kodaks
fast enough. A hint to the
wise. $25, $32.5o, $40, $50,
900.
Hawkeye and other hand
cameras in full supply.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

ieIsn'C r., rbas. D. Alice, of Freeport, l..
Mt, .ariv OuJ Of Dover, aud Miss Maud
I, tSra tSn;tS' will be married in New York
cty to-day.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

Col. Lemuel Shovel has removed
from North Carolina to Ocean City.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

| A LEGISLATIVE SCANDAL.-FIgures
i Changed in Bill EnLarginO term Of
SerUice.-More rascality has been dis
| covered in the form of "riders" to bills
pending in the General Assembly.
Monday morning in the House, when
the Edmund B. Frazier bill, which
takes from the Wilmington City Coun-
Gil the right of electing a City Regis
trar and a secretary for the Whining
ton Board of Health, and vests that
power in the board itself, it being pop
ularly known as a bill to legislate VIM.
H. Lee, the present City Registrar and
Secretary out of office, was about 10
come up for a third reading, Represen-
tatives Ridgely and Smith discovered
that alterations had been made in it..
The most important one was to al
low Lee to remain in Office until May
l, 1894, the correct figures. 1891 having
been changed to 1894 in two places.
Some of the changes in the bill, notably
the erasing and rewriting OF secretary,
were clumsily made, aud this led to
the detection
KENT COUNTY CoURT.-The most
of last week was occupied by the Kent
county court in the Thoroughbred rape
case, costing the county about $l,50C
when but for the prisoners counsel il
should have been completed in two
: days
| The court refused to grant the mo-
tion Of Beniah Watson Esq, to quash
the indictment and petit jury in the
, Thoroughbred rape case. The tria
7 then began. Surveyor William AtkiL
. testified rs to the correctness Cf n plot
t be had made of the place where th'
Y assault was committed and the Vicin
ity.
The little girl herself gave her testi
u mony. She is a frail delicate girl
i years old and still shows suffering
= through the effects of the assault. Sh
IL wept the entire time she was on tn
ri stand. She gave straightforward
II account of the whole affair, aud whei
: asked if it was the man Thoroughbred
she said it was. The girls parents
Z Mr.. and Mrs William Huntingdon, wer
\ then called and gave their testimony
n They were followed by DR.. r. w. Hal
,s gadine, who was the attending phys
3. clan. The evidence given proves NOR
n horrible than first thought.
n The jury after being out sho
time. returned with a verdict of guilty
and he was sentenced to be hanged o
A. the 7th of August.
ar ThOroughgOOd had no defense
A make and there was nothing 10 Drea
es the evidence presented by the state.
oh The case of J. r. McGOnigal wit
ras Joseph Waugh was taken up. Nj
hp GOnigal claimed $3.50 commission I
the sale Of q farm, and the jury ren
ard a verdict for S240 with intere
Sa from the date of the deed, making
n u', S27S 40. The case Of T. 5. CLARK,
- - Henderson, for sale of a far
ao ~, it was decided for Henderson, Clark
OK pay S3SS.60.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13
Have you seen haliapriced
Dress Robes? Exclusive
patterns, desirable colors, and
opportunities like these:
SIS French Robe, Sl4
S25 French Robe, Sl2.5(
SO Frellch Robe. SO

A pleasing innovation
Cancels Hair Strided Cheviot,
very light aud Snmme'y, but
woven to look like the heavy
weight goods used for tailor
made suits. Many shades in
Guiding tans and grsys. 40
inches, 81.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

- q W. Todd, one of the profess
bSY. tbe G academy, has accepted an
sOrs ~ ,ment vnS in the New Jersey Con-
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

IHE PEACH Crop ABOUT MILFORD.
Two weeks ago the Chronicle exam
lnea many peach orchards in this vi
entity and then ventured the assertion
iouhd on many years, that in the
lmm ,ediate vicinity of Milford there
would not be One-tenth. of crop OF
1his truit, that our agriculturists de-
pend upon for their surplus revenue.
IO-day the buds remaining upon the
trees, even il they should all mature,
would not produce more than tenth
OF crop. During the past week mil
lions of the young peaches have fallen
to the ground, aud when the June drop
comes, we are convinced that the ma
Jorlty of what are now left will disap-
pear.-C Chronicle.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

The marriage of Elmer f. Wheeler,
son of Capt. c. c. Wheeler, OF HIS
borough, and Miss Netttie V. stevens,
daughter of b. Gootee Stevens, ESQ; >
will take place at the Williston M. H.
Church, at 2 o'clock p. M, to-day.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

,r.s Cora R. Hofecker of Dover,
.M.asd nus from her western trip on
TTg.au5nssday evening. She went to
nsnyer last fall.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

It's It's experiences. Every man in Dela-
ware entitled to vote should come
70 the polls on Tuesday 10Th, and de.
poslt his ballot for convention.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

=, the first time in twenty five
F~ no one has been sentenced TO
yea,iI yaaivs lashes at the late term of the
Kent county court.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

The Richards murder in Cecil still
continues to be wrapped in mystery.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

,vrna Branch TT aims
sn 5.s2s, 1885, A. NJ, S.42. 4.4o P NJ
Coin Nolsa' N,S o5o1157 NJ, 4.4O, $50, 7.5oP. N
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

Quigg or the Rev. John Ford, in an
address of welcome. The Rev. Thom-
as Mallalieu viii respond on the dele
gates behalf.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

,ntv and State Items
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

Wool is plentiful. Buyers are pay
ing from is 10 % cents per pound.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

Senator Hall will try to have the
,sSj.Iature appoint q man to sell the
i.aS n,sf If sand ON Cape Henlopeu for the
bepefit OF the state.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

Getting a dress ready-made
takes one of the most wearing
of worries from a woman's
life. You can find here a dress
of whatever quality or grade
you care for.
Cloth Saits-A great variety Of material and
styles Of making; plain plaid. stripes and
the new spotted cloths in the most destr'
able cOlOrs-tans, grays, browns. nRVysi
blacks ETC., Sl6 to $40.
Cloth Skirts-Black and Navy, to wear with
India Suits-(fgured) trimmed with lace
ribbons etc, 1S0.50 to S48.
Sarah Suits-Trimmed with lace, gimps, etc
So. .75t D S62.
STrai Stirts-(black) SIG to $3.50,
Lace SUits-Plain and figured, Net Grena
dine etc.. S42 to $50.
Black Suits-Cashmere Henrietta etc, fol
mourning, a stock always on hand.
Outing Suits-A special study-novel and
appropriate for the purpose Flannel
Cloth, CheviOt, ETC., SO to $50.
English Tapestry Brussels
Rugs fully 50 FER cent ~~GSa
prize. We took an importer s
all in a lump. The price saw
ing goes to you. This is how
the figures run:
Rugs lO6x9, SIG 25
Rugs 120x9, SlST5
| Rugs 1S6x10 S23
Rugs 140x11, S2T.25
Rugs l5.Oxl2, S3l
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

Have you read the May
BooKNEws? II6 pages, rich
with information of new books
and a great symposium upon
University Extension, &C.
This month is the best time to
subscribe, SOC a year. Por-
trait of Professor MoultOn.
John WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

The three-year-old child OF Steve
Cooner. colored man living IN the
tenement house of A. Hendrickson, on
the public road leading from Milling
ton 10 Masseys, was burned 70 deaIh
on Thursday night Of last week Dy the
upsetting Of a coal oil lamp.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

r. State Treasurer William Herbert,
uants mt 5000 from the Legislature for
'"""sriptending the printing OF his 1889
.ai biennial report.
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

The church imbrOgliO at Willow
Grove, which was inaugurated by the
late M. +. Conference, is not 50 intense
10 its opposition to the arbitrary dicta-
lions Of the church authorities as u
was several weeks ago. The people
have been feeling the necessity ior
the active work Of the Sunday school,
aud have 50 far yielded as to open the
church doors for its accommodation
and also for preaching by the regular
minister, but under no stipulated sal
Smyrna times., 1891-05-13

They are making a tObOggan slide
for bathers at Colchester.
w. Kerr tobacco juices the sPhi'
on his young peaeh-trees.
DR.. G. r. Pullen, Of Chesapeake City
has rgnoved to Kearney, Neb.