Smyrna times., 1891-10-28
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
FINE printing done at this office.
"ALL HallOws Fen" next Saturday.
CHOICEtimothy seed at J. B. COoper's.
THANKSGIVING Day falls on Thurs
day, Nov Goth.
EXAMINE Buchanan & Collins line
of six cent CalicOes. #
NOVEMBER 18th, there will be total
eclipse of the moon.
A LARGE assortment of blankets at
Buchanan & Collins. 4
1T is time to take down you screen
doors and windows.
FRESH tafies of every kind made
daily at the Smyrna Bakery. T
THE Scott Recitals at the Opera
House, Monday evening Nov. 2nd.
THE mill ponds that were getting
low, were filled up by the rains of last
week.
IT is time for the small boy to be
hunting turnip patches and 'simmOn
trees.
A FINE grade of sanitary natural
wool underwear at IS 90 per suit at
Edward g. Walls. T
Col. ROBERT HILL is having the
bricks of his dwelling touched up with
a bright red color.
WILL BUCHANAN went to Philadel-
phia the first of the week to lay in a
stock of new goods.
The heavy wind and rain storm of
last week whipped off a great many
apples from the trees.
PERSONS wanting celery can have it
any day by leaving an order at the
store of Buchanan & Collins.
A BIG line of mems and boys under
wear at 25 cents, 90 cents, 81. 100, $1.25,
Sl.75, $3.50 per garment at Edward G.
Walls. 4
REV. h. K. Stephenson has a revival
growing in interest at SeversOn's
as has also Rev. J. D. Reese at Friend
ship Church.
The machinery of the late phosphate
works at ROthwell's Landing is being
taken out for removal to the Tygert,
Allen factory near Philadelphia.
THE attention of ladies is directed to
the advertisement of Mrs. Chas. C.
Boyer. Also dwelling of W. W. Mel,
son, for sale, and B. V. Weldon, house
to rent.
Jas. u. ROBERTS has brought some
of the fnest corn that has come to
market-great big ears that look to be
nearly foot long, and so perfect and
bright.
ASSESSOR VIM. P. Legg, is making
additional assessments. Persons hav-
ing moved to the hundred or those
who have come of age, should give in
their names.
THE wealth of this country is put
down by the last census at $62,6iO.-
600, 900, or about one thousand dollars
for each inhabitant. Somebody has
got hold of our share.
Tag entertainment of the Madam
Fry Family, including the elocution of
Prof. Currie, was highly enjoyed on
Wednesday evening. The Misses
Frye never appeared to so good an
advantage.
The ladies Benevolent Society will
hold festival and entertainment in
the Opera House on Thursday, Ito.
morrow evening. Chicken salad, oys-
teFs, ice cream &C., will be served in
abundance. The object of the ladies
in this festival appeais to everybody.
THERE Is undoubtedly considerable
interest manifested Ia the result of the
State elections next Tuesday-in Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, New York.
Massachusetts,, Ohio, Maryland, Ne
braska, Mississippi, Iowa and Virginia.
Are arrangements to be made to re-
Oeive the returns Tuesday night from
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany2
The Presbyterian Church has been
fortunate in securing a date for the
Scott Recitals, and they will be given
in the Opera House on the evening of
November 2nd. This will give our
citizens an opportunity Of hearing two
of the very best elOcutiOnlsts 10 the
country as Mr.. and Mrs. Scott are
said to have no rivals in their special
work, They are engaged in all the
largest leeture courses in the union
and cannot under any circumstances
be heard here again this soason.
CONSIDERING the numerous enter
tRinments of one kind or another the
past two or three weeks, Herman Roe
was greeted by good audiences at the
Opera House on + riday night, to hear
bis lecture, Under the Cross of Sc.
George" the lecture getting it's title
from the British Gag which covers SO
wide q domain, being under it while
crossing the ocean aud most of the
time on land. The lecture abouuded
in interesting descriptions oflife on the
oceas, impressions of Ireland and the
giants causeWGy, Edinburgh. London.
Paris and the land and ohannale osyar