Smyrna times., 1893-11-08
Smyrna and Vicinity.
Try Clifton's 1Oc porous plaster.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
Try Clifton's 10c porous plaster.
FRESH Tafies of all kinds made
every day at the Smyrna Bakery, T
If YOU want pair of trousers Nc
Coy & Brown have a nice line to select
them from. T
The Chrysanthemums are having
their day, as the last flowers of the sea-
son, and they are very beautiful.
The w. G. T. U. held their monthly
devotional meeting Monday afternoon
Nov. 6, in the Temperance Reading
room.
A COMPLETE line of Ladies Coats and
Capes in the latest styles, ranging in
prices from So to SIS, at Megear &
Sons.
THANKSGIVING will soon be with us.
1t usually comes on the last Thursday
in November, which will be the last
day of the month this year,
IF its knee pants your boy needs to
splice out his suit, and you want SER
vlceable material and a strongly made
garment, go to Edw. G. Walls. +
HENRY S. ANTHONY has a collection
OF potted chrysanthemums of various
colors and qualities of bloom, that are
strikingly beautiful-such as the ladies
go off over.
IHE Town Commissioners have the
SUBJECT OF rates-cOmmercial and for
family use-for the use of electric light
under consideration, but have not de-
tinitely settled thereon but expect to
do so this week.
The families in the town of Smvrna
who are willing to take Teachers as
boarders during the week of the Insti-
tute, would oblige Superintendent Tin.
dal by reporting at an early date to
Prof. A. D. Yocum.
BUSINESS men will note this: Unless
your envelopes state the number of
days you wish your letters held. the
postmaster, will hold them thirty davs
instead of ten. This is important To
BUSINESS men who do not want their
letters detained over five or ten davs
CELERY can be kept for a week or
longer by first rolling it up in brown
paper. Then pin it in a towel and keen
1t In dark, cool place. Before prepar
ing 1t for the table place it in a pan of
cold water and let it remain for an
hour. This will make it crisp and cool
The Excelsior Band of Smyrna. had
call to Denton Thursday to make
music for a Democratic procession and
meeting. They made an early start
Tor Marydei, the trip taking in several
otner towns. They got home about l
clock Friday morning, after a ride of
nearly hundred miles.
A LARGE company of Gipsies passed
through the town yesterday with
wagons, horses &C., and probably en-.
samped down the State road. There
we're from 10 to 20 men. and the inn
portance OF the company was further
enhanced by their having the GYPSY |
HuOOu WIN bu6ms
The pastor of the Asbury M. z.
'hurch will preach a special sermon to
young men next Sabbath evening |
lhough more particularly for Young |
men, yet all persons are cordially in.
'lted. 1t is probable that the pastor
Will pay similar compliment to tn a
'oung ladies on the following Sabbath |
evening.
REV. T. r. Van DYKE of CbeswoId
VI. f. church is pushing his revival to
grand success. Among the MANY
conversions are gOodly number of |
ne most promising young men in the
community. The Epworth League is
powerful factor in the church; though |
organized but a few months. it hes
4oout nifty members and through IL the
'oung people are doing noble work.
MISS Arie HynsOn, daughter of Rev
:. ID. Hynson, one Of the applicants
or the position of organIst plaved the |
instrument at the Methodist church for
ne services throughout the dav SIM.
lay. 1t was her first attemnt AZ
'ublic effort on a pipe.orean. and az
uch, won concentrations on all sides.
Is probable that selection will be
nade this week. A competitive trial
7ill be given the several applicants
7hen this is done.
The Good Templars have eontipuad
heir sessions all summer and now es
he evenings lengthen--their Temner-
nee interest is strengthening and with
good attendance they expect to do
xtra work this winter--Deputy Grand
hief, DR.. O. o. SWinney will install
ne following named officers to-nIobt
'r the ensueing term @. T, George
atsford; V. T., Maggie Sisco; d
'achel Hynson; r. s., Clara githens.
+. s., Adelia FAIRIES; T., Alfred Tilrh. |
ian; p. @. T., John L. Phillips. Jr-.
L, Emma FAIRIES; G., Ella Harris.
Mr.. JACOB LEINBEReFR has nada
Improvement that will be an inn
ortant feature to the lower part of
ommerce street. He has heretofore
ad flower garden at the upper end
his dwelling but it has been cut off
ON view by a high fence. This has
sen removed, and the garden has been
llarged to cover q space about 40
et square, and instead Of the high
bard fence it is now enclosed with one
Lewis a Wheatman's wire fences. ,
hich presents no obstruction to the
ght. It will no doubt be an sttraot-
9 feature to the passerby next Sum- /
er. Ii