Smyrna times., 1893-03-22
Smyrna and Vicinity.

strife.
Smyrna and Vicinity.
SPRING Hats at Edward G. Walls.
SPRING Neokwear az Edward G.
Walls. q
CALL and see my new stock of m il.
linery. E. T. JESTER.
CHAs. JONES has retailed 5000 musk
rats this season.
THIS weather is as changeable as
some politicians.
E. G. WALLS advertises a full stock
of spring goods.
The price of coal has been reduced
at the mines Winter is over.
Many a man who "starts off well {"
spoils everything by coming back.
OUR two National Banks have on
deposit, subject to check, $266, ,954.60.
REEDY's Island is to be made a quar-
antine station and Bombay Hook a big
watering place.
ANY ONE intending to purchase a
new hat or bonnet for Easter, give me
a call. E. T. JESTER. #
ELMER HoFFECKER shipped a drove
of 80 hogs to Philadelphia on the
steamer Ella Monday.
THERE will be total eclipse of the
sun of April 16, but it will not be visi-
BILE in the United States.
Women talk good deal, of course,
but so would men if they had as many
interesting things to say.
E. K. BpHMLER & BRO. have re-
ceived full line of Easter Goods.
Eggs of all descriptions and favors.
The bald-headed man is a blessing
in more ways than one. He never
gets his hair cut on Saturday night.
Teacher" why were you late this
morning?" Willie Slimson-"Mapama
oversight herself and the cook had to
get breakfast"
MEssRs. Cummins & COsgriff have
taken the Agency of the Lister High
Grade Fertilizers, as will be seen Ly
advertisement on this page.
WE'RE told that there are poems
in millinery for the coming season. 1t
may be so, but the bubbles who paw
the bills will not feel like singing.
THE total foreign born population of
Delaware is 316l, in nationalities as
follows Ireland furnishes 6,12l; Eng
land, 1901, Scotland, 432; Germany,
2,469.
Nj. REFS, of the clothing firm of
Refs Bros. is in the city buying his
spring and summer stock and wishes
to say he will have it open for public
inspection by Easter.
DON'T fail to see the new and at
traCtive spring suits, mems and bows
clothing and children's-a line which
will meet the appreciation of everyone
in variety of style and price, at Ed
ward G. Walls. T
TUESDAY night of last week we had
thunder showers and on Friday a snow
storm for several hours. The latter.
however, was St. Patrick's Day, and
only keeping up the reputation of the
commemorative weather
The high price of clover seed will
decrease the number of acres put in
this spring. Farmers should recOllect. |
however, that this is the cheapest ma |
nure they can get. though the price is |
greater than usual.
PRESIDENT Cleveland isn't worrying !
30 much under the pressure of Office |
seekers as he did eight years ago, saws !
a Democratic paper. He has learned |
to let the other fellows worry, which is
one of the secrets of longevity.
The NJ. 2. Church at Clayton is to
be set off as a station, leaving the
country appointments, Bethesda,
Downs Chapel and Salem, to form a
circuit known as the Kent Circuit. The
Conference meets in Laurel, April 9Th.
The Eastern coal sales agents at
New York last week agreed to reduce
1t once the price of anthracite coal 10
cents per ton on broken, 40 cents ON
egg, go cents on stove and so cents on
Chestnut sizes. This is very good of
hem now winter is over.
THE drying condition of the roads
Indicate that the bicycle time is near
1t hand. The Pyle Cycle Co of Will
ningtOn, advertises the Cleveland.
Phoenix, Excelsior, Fowler, and Others
and 80 secondhand bicycles at bar
gains. Write to them for a circular.
ACCORDING TO the reading of the
of Postmaster Jefferson.
which bears date of Dec. 18th. 1899.
md in accordance with the expressed
Intention of President-elect Cleveland
% let federal OfficehOlders gil out the
lime appointed, has 8 months vet dat
ng from Sunday last.
The following is the time table of
he steamer Ella for A pril .