Smyrna times., 1892-02-10
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
BARGAINS in clothing at Edward G.
Valls.' 4
THE young people will have dance
his evening at the Opera House.
The Steamer Ella resumed her
rips yesterday, carrying to the city a
arge cargo of freight.
WALTER o. HoFFECKER has sold
IOhn w. Houston, of the ALLEY" a
inc Weaver cabinet organ.
MASON WALLER, of Laurel, who has
been purchasing hogs in this vicinity,
shipped a car load Monday.
ST. VALENTINES DAY this year falls
on Sunday next. The following day
will be observed by those who want to.
VIM. H. Money has sold his farm
near MiddletOwu to p. OthOson, and |
will remove to Townsend about the !
last of March.
SPECIAL reductions in OvercOats and
at Edward q. Walls. 4
The evenings are now one hour
shorter than they were the first of Dec
ember. Old Sol is returning from the
north with rapid strides.
THE dime museum man, who made
so much noise, left on Monday. He
worked hard enough for a larger pa
trOnage if he had had better show.
BUCHANAN & Co., commencing with
to-day with greens from Virginia, ex-
pect SO keep in supply of early spring
products, from the sOuth-tOmatOes a
few weeks later on.
SAMUEL G. DERRICKsON, near Tay-
lor's Bridge, is putting up two fine
buildings on his farm. Abram Staats,
of the village, has built an addition
to his store.
WILLARD G. PIERCE left on Monday
for Kentucky, the land of large mules
and fine horses. Mr.. Pierce goes with
the intention of purchasing a herd,
and will let the farmers know of his
success.
THE people who do the biggest
things are not always the ones who
get the most credit. They are often
OvershadOwed by the people who d.
very ordinary things and make big
fuss about it.
PERHAPS more or less ice was housed
by every town on the Peninsula dur
ing the freeze two weeks ago except
Milford, which, while it had abundant
opportunities from its near ponds, did
not gather ton.
ASH Wednesday, the first day of
Lent, falls this year upon the I'd day
of March and Easter Day upon the
18th day of April These dates are
much later in the season than the feast
and festival usually occur.
STRAWBERRIES are 50 per quart in
Philadelphia. This shows how much
more cheaply man can live i'll Smyrna
than in Philadelphia. Here a man
doesn't have to pay So a box for his
strawberries. None are offered at any
price.
The Schubert Quartette, whose de-
! lightful music here a year ago still
rests in the memory of the hearers,
will be here again at the Opera House
next Tuesday evening. All who
heard them will want to hear them
again.
The fourth Quarterly meeting foI
Leipsic Charge will be held in the Nj
E. Church in Leipsic next Saturday
and Sunday the 18th and l4th. Quar-
terly Conference Saturday morning al
10 o'clock. Preaching on Sunday a.
Up. NJ, by Rev. Wilson, Presiding
Elder.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Warner, Pastor of thu
NJ. E. Church in Leipsic who has beer
quite sich with the grip for the las
four weeks is now much better, Onl!
very feeble. He says this is the frs
time he has been out of his pulpit, be
cause of sickness, two consecutive Sun
days for twenty three years.
ZONE of our merchants has a larg
lamp that in two months has cost hiI
81 25 in broken chimneys. Whs
bothers him is the glass breaks in th
daytime when the lamp is not Lighted
The question is, what to do with it,
SMYRNA TIMES.
Wake up brother and put in electri
lights No such difficulty then.-Mi
ford NelCs.
The large new room above VIM. 4
WiniOrd's store is being fitted up Il
the Americus Club. The latter hav
been in comfortable quarters on Mai
street for several years, but a chang
in the ownership of the building nece
states the procurement of new qua
ters. The new room is large, nice
lighted, and can be made very cOmfOr
able.
i THE chart. for the Schubert Qua
e tette entertainment next Tuesdf
} evening, under the auspices of Il
). Christian Endeavor Society, will
divided and placed in the drug stOru
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock,
q follows: Left half of main floor at ia
/ p. Hohecker's, right half OF main fiO
). ats. w. Denney's and Balcony
j, Ashcraft & Clift0n's. Don't miss hea
ing them but get your seats early.
g The following are the officers for q
t. ensuing term of Smyrna COnclave, n
is AS, Independent Order of HeptasOph
ArchOn, c. o. Swinney; Provost, WI
f. Hall Prelate, r. d. HOfiecke
d Secretary, Geo. NJ. Stevenson Fina
1f cier, VIM. H. Baggs; Treasurer, W.
a B. Start Inspector, A, II. Smit
- Warder, d. T. Smithersi Sentin
: Titus l. Hobbs; Medical Examine
y VIM. Ashcraft.
g WALTER r. MASSEY has found
70 fairly active winter employment in CT
70 ting and shipping grape cuttings
northern nurseries. They are cut fro
q the vines and tied in bundles of hu
e. dred and forwarded in large boz
le holding 10000 or more. He has th
10 sent away from 5000 to 100000 c.
tings. J. B. FAIRIES, has also been {
ne gagged in the same business and
RS sent away nearly as many.
at Miss JANE LowBER, who has liv