Smyrna times., 1892-02-17

utual Aid Association. Tins ASSO-
alton pays $500 per capita for each '
ember it has, in case of death. l
For cheap lumber, go to Bailey's
emlock and Yellow Pine Boards at
3 per thousand. All grades of shin
es selling from 81 to 50. (
J. V. PRICE, who had charge of the
NTH shop at G. w. Tilghman's last
ear, has purchased the shops of Wes-
" Start on Mt. Vernon street, and
loved there last week. Garret ).
ones has opened whcelwright shop
the same place.
JAS. c. RoBINsON's Office is to be
by baywiudOw where is
ow bulky stairway, the latter to be
ransferred to the end of the building
his will make quite an addition TO
be comfort of the office both in the
iay of light and room.
FEBRUARY is giving US some of the
oldest weather of the winter. Satur-
law mOrnIng the thermometer indiCa-
ed 140, registering lower than this in
he Eight, yesterday morning Do and
s. this morning, with cutting north
Wind
THE steamer Ella went up to Phila-
lelphia yesterday with a very heavy
largo, principally corn and wheat
" Gather and ice permitting another
rip will be made on Tuesday, 23d, |
rom here, returning from Philadel-
ehia Thursday, the 25th.
HENRY DENNEY, of Leipsic has been
liccoughing for i've days and nights
with but two intermissiOns. DR.. !
Conoway succeeded in stopping
them two periods of about 10 hours
each but they still continue. This,
Wednesday, A NJ, the hiccOughs have
ceased again.
THE attention of farmers and horse
men is called to the advertisement OF
the Elkton Stock Farm. This farm has
twelve finely bred stations which will
be placed in Cecil county, and one OF
the best, Nutwood Prince, will make
the season at Smyrna and Townsend.
The demand all the time is for better
stock. -
Mr. EUGENE DAVIS, of the First
National Bank of Smyrna, and Miss
Edith CuWmins, Oungest daughter OF
d. J. Cummins, were married at $50
Yesterday morning at the home OF the
bride, Rev. G. w. Dame officiating.
The wedding was private. only few
members of the family being present.
The happy couple left at 8 so for trip
north, it is stated to Canada.
SOUTH STREET, aud it stands we'll to
its credit, is catching the young mar
ried couples this spring. Mr.. and Mrs.
Megear take the house of Mr.. Budd,
late in the occupancy of A. n. McGaw
and Mr.. and Mrs. Davis the ALLEN
house, vacated by John McGaw. The
house of E. C. Reese of Harrington, on
Mt. Vernon street, is being fitted W
for Mrs. Lydia A. Colt.
The works of the late PeninsulaT
Bone Fertilizer Company are being
gradually taken away by the present
owner. ". p. Allen, Of Philadelphia
Most of the shafting and machinery
went up yesterday on the steame
| Ella and it is expected that the boiler
and balance will go to Philadelphia
this month. In all probability To-
buildings will be torn down and SOLO
CAMPBELL G. WALLS, former res
ident of this town, we'll known to tn
older inhabitants, died on Friday a
the residence of his sOn-in-law, Z. W
Carr, in HaddOnfeld, N. j., IN the Dot
wear of his age. He was buried o
Monday from the residence OF his son
in.law. C. s. Eisenbrey, in Philade
mia. Mr.. Walls was in Smyrna las
summer, and took great pleasure
meeting friends of his earlier days.
Mr.. AND Mrs. l.. z. Anthony gave
very pleasant card party to the
friends at their attractive home at II
western limit of the town on Frida
evening last. The evening was e.
tremely cold, about the Oleakest
! winter, but over 80 gentlemen and la
, les braved the BOrean blast and on
there we're in bright, comfortable qua
,ers Eight tables were occupied
IN. uIavers. Later in the evening I
: freshments were served - chick
a salad, buiscuit. pickles, cake. creai
coffee and chocolate.
s The Band of Hope Entertainme
It At the Opera House on Monday eve
a inc PROMISES TO be an interesting Occ'
j.. ion TO all who like nGtUete-the un
= fected simplicity and ingenuousness
81 youth. the period that has pecul
al charm for those of more staid ha0l
is The third act will consist OF II
- Story of Joseph" in three parts. Ea
> of the brothers of Joseph will appear
u the scene, the closing one being u
l. where they are brought from IN
homeward march with the corn tr'
n. Egypt, accused of theft and Jose
ne reveals himself to them.
N REESE WOLFORD has moved his ia
10 ilv from Clayton to Wilmington. =
q salem NJ. p. Church, in Blacko
Se Hundred has decided unanimously
withdraw from Warwick circuit u
NJ attach themselves to Clayton Giro
'ai The "Pink Tea" of the Christi
" Endeayor Society Of Ewell chuT
ha last week realized ST. O5 gross and
M. net.-ReV. 4. Chandler, OF Ken
m will deliver a lecture at Blacklste
'tv Church tomorrow evening, on N
IN riage Law, or Hints on Selecting
an COMPANION for life. The W. Y.
Ma o., OF KentOn, will give an entert'
ts. ment on Friday.
by THE Schubert Concert last night
ch the Opera House was a rare treat
,ial enioyed by a good sized audie
Every time the Quartette came
ich thew were encored to ths echo. I
eg- were even liked better than when
on, before. The elocutiOn Of Miss Glen
or was none the less enjoyed than
ed, rich baritone of TYley or the mar
on. Ous bass of lott. 1t was after hall
or eight when the curtain rose, the c
Eis- pany not reaching here until afte
,is- O'Clock, the train having been detail
but at the State Road by . break do
But They travelled all the way that
ely from River Head, New York.