Smyrna times., 1892-04-06

SOME Smyrna cOTrespondents of die.
tant papers have and astonishing anti.
-tude for inaccuracies.
JOHN B. COOPER advertises q slorob-
ter of prices the present month on ali
articles in his dry goods and notions
department.
CAPTAIN John H. Fleming, of Leip-
SIC, whose Butcher Bone Phosphate il
popular with his customers, adyertises
MS brand in another column.
CAREY Frazier, a four-year.old sop
OF James II. Frazier, residing near
collins, Beach, nearly cut his foot off
on Friday while playing with an axe
IHE Sunday School of Centennial
church will have an exhibition at Cen
tennial Hall Thursday evening of next
week. A full programme has been
prepared.
THEmOnth OfMarch will be remain.
oered as the month that gave the
deepest snow of the winter. some Of
the c0ldest weather and generally
wet and disagreeable.
The original Blind Tom, the cele-
Drated pianist will be at the Onera
House on Friday night. Those who
heard him eight or ten years ago will
want to hear him again.
WIN. r. punn, who recently bought
out the drug store of J. w. Dennev
gives notice in another column of his
readiness to meet the wants of the
people in articles in his line.
THERE Will be an entertainment i'm
the Opera House in the near future for
the benefit of the school piano fund.
IL Will be be under the efficient man.
agement of Mr.. Gilbert TAYLOR.
ALL persons holding certificates
issued by the Board ofTrade ofSmvrna
Del. can receive the interest now due
Dy calling on and presenting said Ger.
tihcates to the treasurer, VIM. FAIRIES.
GUY Bros, Own Mammoth Minstrel
Company of American artists, will be
at the Opera House Smyrna, Wednes.
day April 18th. Wait for the biz |
show. Larger and better than ever. |
Buy your dress for Easter, our as
sortment is complete. L. A. Cotton.
The continental" painting of the
National Bank of Smyrna, which was
commenced in the fall, but suspended
on account of the weather, is being
completed with the finishing
touches.
THERE has been no time since last
when so many teams haye
been on the streets going this way and
hat on pleasure bent or to church as
was the case last Sunday morning. 1t
seemed as if they had been imprisoned
and had just for the first time gotten
'ree.
FREDERICK LANE, whom detectives
Nc Vey and Witsil designated as the
probable man who shot Mrs. New
;omb, was lodged in Jail after hearing
before Esquire Cooper. Lane has
born a good character in the neighbor.
hood, and the general feeling of the
is that he is not the guilty
nan.
THE citizen who, when the most of
people in the third week in March
we're complaining of the snow and ice.
wished 1t would continue so through
ut the month, presuming that if
March Kept so bad, April would come
q smiling, got his wish to a "t:" in
act the change has been better than
wen he dared to hope.
ONE OF our citizens who attended Sun
lay "The Temple" in PHILADELPHIA.
sDssell COnwell's Church that seats
rom 1000 to 5000 persons, and is I
rowded at every service, says that
10 can see more laughing, talking and
at any evening service in
ne OF our churches than he saw in the {
7hole of that vast assembly.
The Cheswold Aid Society met with
lrs. F. A. Moore last Friday evening ,
nd Mrs. L. S. Stockwell was reelected
resident; Mrs. ]. H. Anderson Vice 7
resident; Mrs. d. II. Boice, Secre.
lry Miss Lizzie Bishop, Treasurer. I
lrs. Boggs, Mrs. Kudney, Misses
;e6ecca Moore and Cate BOggs and
Lrs. A. I. HOfecker were appointed a
ne working committees. The society '
as nearly $50 in bank in six months
Zistance. Fl
The sudden bound from winter to \
lmmer with the advent of April has
cen simply wonderful. The tempera- C.
Ire began to warm up with the first c
ly and by the third bad reached S
INNER heat, 76', and has ranged be-
Veen that and S0o every day since. il
II kinds Of inanimate things have Il
zen warmed into life, fires aud VOL a.
ms have been oppressive, and burst 3
g buds aud singing birds proclaim o.
INNER.
GEO. 81. FISHER, of Wyoming, grand v
aster of the State of Delaware, iD. 81
allied the officers of Morning Star II
'dge No. 6, l. o. o. F., of this town. N
Friday evening as follows: N. G.. n,
o. Swinney, NJ. D.; V. G., John tL
'sgriff X. S., Geo. G. Moffett: Con- Oh
letOT, Z. NJ. Fowler; /. G., Joseph II. In
right; o. G., Andrew Sisco: Warden. of
aac D. Berry; II. s. to n. G., WIN. H. Cl
out; Il: s. to n. G., John D. Webb;
s. g., H. v. Grieves; T. s. g., VIM. II
Riggs, Jr.; Il. 8. to V. g., Thomas Je
cCOy; l.. S. to V. G., John H. Far.
i; Chaplain, John X. Cameron. of
IF gives rs pleasure TO say, that 10
lyrna was never 80 we'll supplied tn
both quality and quantity jp ready
Ide clothing as nov, ia the houses Of ha
@, Walls and Refs Bros. OF the FIRST an
med we speak elsewhere. Mr.. Refs PE
ne here last fall ss the successor of
Hirnheimer and the Improvement in ro
ality Of stock and business methods
s so marked as to be noticeable to Sn
customers. The bottom fact of the DI
ole business is that ss far as their
elk goes, in getting their proper size Re
., there Is no advantage ia going TO wa
city; goods can be bought as cheap ho
smyrna as 10 the larger msTts Of on
de. Az
MARCH gave no alluring days to me-
apt people to garden or If 1t did by sor
ay Of sun, the ground was wet from ,
w or excessive rains. Il was not WI
Ill Saturday, the End Of April with mo
} or two very minor exceptions, that
lovel full of ground was turned or a MI
d planted. and even then the ground Ar
J pretty wet from the rain Of day WI
.wo before. Benz Jacobs, on the sne
ck farm near the depot got ia about VII
acre that day of seed and tubers, re
about as much more on Monday.
cry day this week people who have 4
dens have been putting in their cou