Smyrna times., 1892-11-16

thing more than politics to fill IN with.
and the public will be more than CRATE
full for the change.
Now let us all bury our political
differences and get ready for Thanks
giving Day. We cannot all have what
we desire and perhaps we don't all
know what is best for us.
IT is getting more evident as the re-
turns come in, that this great country
does not want as much Protection to
American industry as many of its
friends would like to have given it.
MT. FRIENDSHIP A. NJ. E. Church.
four miles west of Smyrna, Rev. Elijah
Byrd, pastor, raised by grand Rally
on Sunday last, the sum of $1O3.74.
The receipt for the week were $I3O.3S.
MUCH the largest rain of the season
fell yesterday, filling up the bitches
and ponds that have been drv for
months. The rain beat in heavy, sue.
cessive showers, from half past ten
until nearly four o'clock.
1t is said that IA Prohibitionist would
not vote for candidate on his ticket.
| living IN another part of the county.
because the candidate simply didn't
endorse the methods of bis brother, in
settling certain questions entirely out
side of politics. How is this for a
sweet, fOrgiving spirit?
MI ~ -. i
will have Thanksgiving Anniversary
OF the Sunday School at the Presbyter-
ian Church, on November oath, at six
o'clock p. m. 1t is placed at this early
hour so as to give those who wish to
attend the exercises at the Opera
House ample time to attend both. All
are cOIdially invited.
THERE will be Festival held at
MoOre's School, near Anderson's Cor
ner lover the line, where VIM. J. Bow
er teaches) on Saturday evening, 26th
inst, consisting of a regular Oyster
Supper, Ice Cream, Cakes aud Fruits.
Proceeds for the benefit of the school.
The Republican banner, suspended
over Commerce street, was taken down
by It's friends on Friday, in acknOwl.
odgement of defeat, and shortly after.
from the same stays, the Democrats
suspended a large flag and three
brooms, indicating clean sweep.
AT meeting Of the Christian En-
deavor Society of the Presbyterian
Church last evening, the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing six
months: President, Gilbert TAYLOR:
Vice President, Mrs. Sallie REYNOLDS.
Secretary, Miss Jennie Kettle, Treas.
urer, Willie Anthony.
THE new Methodist Church at Della.
ney, Rev. Fred f. McKinsev pastor.
will be dedicated next Sunday, the goth
inst. Rev. J. d. G. Hanna, of Will
mingtOn, and Rev. j. w. DuHadwav
will assist the pastor in all-day services.
The new church is frame, 26x4O feet,
with recess pulpit, and IL a model
country church home for the enterpris-
ing people at Delaney.
The exciting question in CLAYTON is
as to who shall receive the appoint
ment of Postmaster to succeed Mr..
Webster. There are said to be nearly
a dozen who would like to have it.
with John S. Casperson, the former
occupant under President Cleveland,
IN the lead. It. is also an important
question in KentOn, and several are
figuring to get it in hand,
A Bazaar will be opened in the
chapel of the Episcopal Church on to.
morrow (Thursday) afternoon, to be
continued through Thursday evening,
all day Friday and Friday evening.
Many attractive articles will be offered
for sale, and the inner man refreshed
by various viands, including a suDper
of oysters and chicken salad, with ac-
compartments, for % cents. Music
will enliven the evenings. Admission
free.
REV. ADAM STENGLE, now stationed
at Port Deposit, Md, has been invited
to become the pastor of the NJ. Z.
Church, of this town, at the next an
nual Conference. The action of the
committee in extending an invitation
to him was endorsed by the unanimous
-NS 'MO NuoibCIly conference.
Rev. Mr.. Stengle has filled two full
terms at Union Church, WILMINGTON,
with a full term at Middletown be-
tween, and is now in his second year
at Port Deposit.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN PUBLIC OF
THE KINGS DAUGHTERs-Wh will
hold Bazaar in the johnson building.
rooms recently occupied by the Demo.
cratic Club, December !, 9 and 8. The
Daughters will receive both aft ternoon
and evening. Supper from to6P. M.
After which the Bazaar will be thrown
open to the sale of fancy articles. Our
object is to help the sick and suffering
In His Name" and we know we
shall not call on the people of Smyrna
in vain. Admission free.