Smyrna times., 1892-03-02
Smyrna and Vicinity,

Smyrna and Vicinity,
LARGE assortment muslin underwear it
It l.. A. Cotton. T
WANAMAKER & Brown make their il
pring announcement in this issue. 81
l.. M. PRICE calls attention to his o
special fertilizers for potatoes, truck e
and berries. 5
SUBSCRIBERS who have changed =
their residence will please notify as as Il
to their post office.
WE have merged from winter into
the first spring month, though we have !
no balmy vernal breezes yet. :
The friends of Miss Adde V. Cooke !
will be pleased to read a striking poem
from her gifted pen on our first page.
A FEW ladies coats at less than cost
at l.. A. Cotton.
For cheap lumber go to Baileys."
No. 1 Cypress 6x2O shingles at $500.
White pine boards rabbetted or rough
at $2l. Il
THIS is Ash Wednesday, the begin
ming of Lent. The regular services
will be observed at the Episcopal
Church.
v,D,rDD On uuou, 70 KaaD |
Healthy" says: Never get angry or
weary and never worry." Why what
could be easier.
The vendue season is about over,
the farmers presumably are fitted
up for work and only waiting for |
spring to give the invitation to "set in"
If you want to splice out your suit
to carry it through to spring with a
new pair of pants, Edward &. Walls
has a very nice assortment.
SPRING styles and colors ladies Kid
Gloves open this week at l.. A. COttOn's.
The Americus Club moved into
their new quarters, the second story
over Winford's S store, last week, and
are very much pleased with their
change.
For cheap lumber, go to Bailey's.
Hemlock and Yellow Pine Boards at
SIS per thousand. All grades of shin
giles selling from 81 to So.
IT is qualification to know that
1892 finds us with much fewer vacant
houses than last year, aud all the busi-
ness houses except one or two undesir-
! able ones are taken.
WHEN you are moaning over a little
mistake you can get a good deal of
comfort out of the thought that it
would have been good deal worse if
the mistake had been big one.
. HEAVY tides prevail in our river
streams. The wind has been blowing
/ from che North East for twelve days,
o the last three fiercely, giving us thi:
morning driving snow storm.
AT the town election next Monday
d in addition to the Alderman, Assessor
% and Treasurer, two Commissioners viii
be elected to fill the places of John b
= Cooper aud John H. HOtfecker, tern
n expired.
rs The raising of the streets by putting
r, on shells, has necessitated the eleVa
It tiOn OF the flag stone crossings, whicl
in some cases had got down into hOl
. lows that held water. The change vii
es be appreciated by the pedestrians.
nf /
m The missionary collection in the NJ
f. Sunday School Sunday, Big Mis-
siOnary Day." was $l03, which wa
ID some $50 short of last year, and wi
of possibly be made up, as there weT
he abssntees. The whole missionary co
bo lection last year, school and OOngregi
tiOn, was we think $500,
ut A CONSIDERABLE number of ne
its books have been added to the libraT
-, of the NJ E. Sunday School, ne
catalogue having been printed to con
prise the whole, aud used last Sunda
for the first time. There were fe
oh children who did not carry home
y, new book to read.
Ter In the division of Duck Greek HUI
gle dred into two election districts, th
nd Inspector elect, Samuel j. ReynOld
, a residing in the western half, will
the inspector at the new voting plaC
'rA the Town Hall, and John e. Stock
y has been appointed to hill the office
at the old polling place.
Jot PRESIDING ELDER SMITH will
nst the Methodist pulpit on Sunday me-
art morning and night, the pastor expe
MS ing to be in MillingtOn, to preach
me Missionary sermon. Rev. Mr.. SIN
md will also have an experience meeti
,ast between nine O'Clock and the prea'
alb ing hour.
ion At the Sherif7s sale of the proper
'hl- of Mrs. Sarah p. Mason, on Nj
ms street near the corner of CONNER
ion the dwelling was knocked of to r.
res Kenney for $l45O, and the two Off
les, adjoining to B. A. HAZEL, for 81 o
IN The larger of these has been the bt
'eg- ness place of the Delmarvis Fertili
nee Company for some years.
,wn
ohs VIM. f. DUNN, who has been
Cpe some years with Messrs. Ashcraft
tch' Clifton, has bought out the drug st
YEN of J. Wesley Denney and will take ?
wee session April 1st. Mr.. Denney reti
oni- from business on the score of hea
'nl'- Mr.. Dunn is a graduate in pharma
thoroughly understands the drug bV
lugs ness, and is popular with the pee
@@ @@ whom he has served.
Ver' CHARLES OSBORN, Of Aberdeen, \
IesS has purchased the canning factory q
anu the depot which was erected and
'sIa' several years by the Messrs. McG
'wn WI for tomato canning, and has cont
anu ted for 300 acres of sugar corn v
49,. our farmers and may secure anOt
iVlon 100 acres. This will be the first
q OluS tempt at canning corn made in
lorh town. Mr.. Osborn will be war
ouIS welcomed, both as a citizen and as
tila' ~ head of new industry. He wa
nee smyrna yesterday and completed
I-is-d arrangements.
7ae,e THE winter can leave now just
Z al soon as il gets ready, and the soon
1Des goes the better the great majority
1atod be pleased We want the builder
tba get to work, and employment for
tbo carpenters and other outdoor labO
;oUce many OF whom have been on 81
icaDt commons for a month or two past,
|, The whose store bills have accumul