Smyrna times., 1893-11-29
Smyrna and Vicinity.
HOG killing has commenced.

HOG killing has commenced.
TOMORROW is pumpkin pie day.
: IHE post Office will be closed to-mor
row from II to O'Clock.
IF you really want bargain in over
coats go to Edw. G. Walls. II
FRESH nut and plain tafiies of ever,
kind made every day, at the Smyrni
Bakery.
TURKEYS have been selling at from
II to 13c per pOund-about two cent:
below last year.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. ]. E. Will
hams, Wednesday, Dec. 6, at $50
o'clock.
L. w. F. NJ. S., will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Isaac Pennewell FRIDAY
afternoon December 1st, at half past
two o'clock. SECRETARY-
W. F. DUNN invites the public be-
fore purchasing to call and examine
his large and fine selection of imported
china, cut glass and bric-a-brac suitable
for holiday presents. T
len gunhers went down to Bombay
Hook one day last week for a davis
sport, and brought home twenty-four
cotton tails. They didn't cover the
wholeislaud.
Go to W. F. Dunns' anytime during
the year as he has constantly on hand
a choice assortment of imported china
and fancy goods suitable for birthday
and wedding presents. =
TIE meeting at Friendship closed
Sunday evening with So additions to
the church. Rev. Mr.. Hynson will
commence a protracted meeting at
Union next Sunday evening.
The Kings Daughters will hold
their Annual Bazaar in the Onero
House, Dec. 4th and 5th. The Bazaar
VIII be open both afternoons and even
lngs: a supper, consisting of salad.
frled oysters, coffee and biscuit, will be
serFeu lor 70 cents. SEC'Y.
The annual Thanksgiving exercises
at the Presbyterian church will beoin
at z o'clock, lasting one hour. At the
close of the exercises the ladies of the |
Mite Society will hold an informal re.
ceptien in the lecture room, to which |
they invite all members of the congre.
cation.
REMAINS is the cheapest place for
fruit, &c. Oranges, 10 to 20 cents ner
9ozen; Bananas, 10 to 15 cents per
dozen; white grapes, 10 cents per Id.
Oranges are coming from Florida in
greater numbers than were ever
known before. q
SUNDAY was magnificent day if it
ild start with the thermometer at 23O.
and the big ponds covered with ice
A CHEEKY feature of the past week to
he young folks has been the briobt
noon light nights. A city paper pro.
lounces the November now ending. as
'ne of the coolest for years.
The Smyrna Preachers meeting met
It 10 O'Clock Monday in Asbury NJ. E.
hurch and completed its organization (
y adopting Constitution and Bylaws.
The question, HAS the Methodist {
hurch of to-day the same spiritual
'ower as in its early history" was dis
ussed and unanimously decided in !
he Affirmative. A paper is to be pre. I
ented by Rev. H. G. Turner next Mon I
ay for discussion.
III HENRY Monday night and James f
'oung the Tragedian, tomorrow NIGHT
nd Jas. S. Burdette, Geo. R. We3d.
ng and the Schumann Quartetta Co ,
,lth Miss Jefferis as impersonator. on Z
Iednesday, Thursday and Friday =
lghts of next week will give Smvrna a :
Efficiency of entertainments to last
IL the holidays. But the best thing 4
sucn q full list is, that the best =
.lent IN the line OF each Is furnished 4
If citizens, fact they ought to ap. y
reclate, and return the compliment. =
TOMORROW will be THANKSGIVING =
ay. 1t will also be observed as gen. :,
al holiday. Services will be held at "
e Episcopal and Methodist churches -
the morning, Rector Dame preach y
g at the former and Presiding Elder - =
nlth at the latter. The Presbyterian 81
inlay school will have its usual -;
lanksgiVing Anniversary in the even ~
g; The Methodist prayer meeting at -
ght will also be a Thanksgiving Ser ~ ~
ce. 70
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SCOTT REYNOLDS died at b!