Smyrna times., 1892-12-07

| ways marked bis bearing to others, the
consideration manifested to those who
differed with him in opinion these
and all that went to make a good
editor, good citizen, consistent chris.
tian, good husband and warm friend,
makes his loss the more keenly felt in
the town where he lived az we'll as in
the Press Association whose Offices he
had filled, and whose companionship
had in it the full measure of brother
hood
Smyrna and Vicinity.
For underwear go to Ewd. G.
Wallis. 4
For lamps, cut glass, and china ware,
go to Ashcraft & Clifton.
JUSTICE of the Peace, H. G.. Budd,
has been reappointed Notary Public.
SERVICES will be held at St. Poly.
carp Church next Sunday at s o'clock
A. NJ.
A magnificent line of overcOats, at
Edw. q. Wallis, see them before you
buy.
Florida on Wheels" was visited aud
enjoyed by a number of our people last
Thursday.
THE regular meeting of the |. 0. H.
viii. be held tomorrow night at 30
election of officers.
DO not forget the entertaining
drama, "Old Dave HOskins," at the
Opera House tonight.
NEW things IN clothing OvercOats
aud furnishings for men aud boys
wear at Edw. G. Wallis. 4
The members of the Literary Society
of Walkers School House, meet to.
night for reorganization.
Now is the time to buy stock, ETC., at
the public sales. Great bargains are
often had, and by keeping until spring
the purchase money can often be
doubled.
The Christmas advertiser has a large
grip on the newspaper at this season
of the year, and the intelligent pur.
chaser finds it profitable as we'll as in-
teresting reading.
ID. J. LUCE, as per advertisement
elsewhere, will be here to buy turkeys,
geese and ducks on Monday 18th aud
Tuesday goth Of the month, for the
city holiday markets.
The Tableaux Entertainment of
Queen Esther" which was announced
to come off at KentOn tomorrow
night. has been postponed until Wed
nesday and Thursday nights of next
week.
WIN. b. COLLINS calls attention to his
line of hardware. There are two kinds
of Christmas presents-useful and Or
namental. Mr.. Collins is ready to
serve anyone in his line who wants the
former article,
JOHN LOCKERMAN, who moved from
ThOrOughfare Neck to Blackbird two
or three years ago, has returned 10
farming the Walker farm at
Walkers School House. Jacob Gib.
bons succeeds him in the town, and the
farm he vacated is taken by Benz. B.
Ferguson, former druggist of CLAW.
ton and more recently Of Camden, II.
J. '
THIS has been hog killing week on
many farms. With little to do in the |
short days of winter but take care of |
the stock, good supply of sausage aud |
buckwheat TO commence the day with. |
a good team for visitation purposes.
the winter serves the occasion for a |
good festive season, to make up for che /
long days of toll in the summer. Who |
wouldn't be a farmer?
GEO. NJ. STEVENSON has in the win.
dow of bis confectionery a 27-pouDd
watermelon, icOkipg as green and
fresh as when taken from tho vine the
latter part of the summer. He brouobt
1t from his brothers near Preston, Md,
where he and his wife were visiting
the pact week. The melon was placed
in the dairy SAeg pulled, where it has
remained since undistuFbsd, until
brought here on Monday.
II is likely there will be a stiff ad.
vance in the price of brooms. The
broom manufacturers Gf Milwaukee,
have put up prices thirty per cent.
The advance effects all grades. The
advance is based on the rise in price In
broom corn, which Chicago dealers
have largely "cOrneFed."
The Kings Daughters Bazaar was a
success beyond their expectation, real.
izing a net sum of $3.50, which will
leave them with neat sum after the
expenses are paid. The contributions
of articles were all within themselves.
and they desire TO thank the outside
public for their liberal patronage.
COFFEE has made a sharp advance
In price IN the last two or three
While so far the effect has
been felt chiefly in wholesale trading,
it is predicted that retailers will be
soon compelled to put up prices to
meet the advance, and that the con.
sumers will be forced to pay from three
cents 10 four and half cents a pound
more than at present.
The Kings Daughters is a new soci-
" on the order of the Benevolent So
siety, on It's errand of charity for the
winter. Every community has it's
poor, and It is the province OF every
'ne more fortunate 20 lend q helping
land in time of necessity. Some are !
deserving, and It is through no fault Of 9
heirs that wa1t comes. Sickness, loss :
u work, death Of the previder, and
)tber misfortunes are apt to come to
my household. 1t is to such as these
hat this society devotes its attention. G
{ is worthy your liberal contributions &
4 money, food, fuel and clothing, y
nd you can give with the assurance b
hat your donatIoDs win be we'll plac- h
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