Smyrna times., 1893-02-22

Well, how are the roads out your
way? -
To-day is Washington's Birthday
and legal holiday.
Sill1aline Drapery 122 cts. per yard
at L. r. Chances. 4
For Corsets, Handkerchiefs and Ho-
siery, go to L. r. Chances. T
SEE new advertisement of Mrs. l.. A.
Cotton about white goods, laces, spring
patterns &c.
Cambria and Nainsook embrOideries,
and white, cream, and black laces, at
L. R. Chances. 4
MEssRs. Bitter & Luesher made a
considerable shipment of hosiery to
Dallas, Texas, on Monday.
WHEN in need of white shirts you
will find any quality you want-3Sc,
SOC, 75c 100, lbs at E. G, Walls. Il
Lent is upon us. We should think
that society people" so called, would
be glad to have six weeks of rest.
New white goods, dimity pique,
striped and checked NainsOok. Apron
novelty at L. r. Chances. T
SENATOR WILLIAMS last week intro.
duced in the Legislature an act to
amend the charter of the Philadelphia
ND f;n,,
For fine towels table napkins, aud
bureau scarfs, go to l.. r. Chances. 4
The old friends Of Rev. DIR. john A.
Roche, of New York, will have the
pleasure of hearing him next Sunday
morning, in the NJ. f. Church, ii moth
ing happens.
Spring must be near at hand. The
girls have brought out their skipping
ropes. We will take this as better
sign than any the ground hog can give
every time.
Rev. Henry Clay Turner, who has
been serving the church at Oxford,
Nd, the past two years, has been asked
and accepted the proposition to take
Clayton station next year,
For SALE.-Elegant high top Organ
one of the best makes in the masket
Price SIS, which is only oue-half the
original cost. For particulars address,
TIMES Office. Smyrna, Del. 10
THE stable of VIM. p Seward, on
the COwgill farm between this town
aud Leipsic, was burned on Thursday
night with two horses, two cows and
2500 sheaves of blades. Origin Of the
fire unknown.
Notice. i have several small ice
cream freeZers out around town. Any
one baying them will do me favor
to let me know of their whereabouts
aud ] will call aud get them.
GEO. NJ. STEVENSON.
Mrs. Rev. ". f. Fompkinson, Con-
fernce Secretary of Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society, will speak in the
". E. Church of this town, on Sunday
evening Feb. Goth, in the interest of
tina! society. SECRETARY.
Our out-Of-town subscribers do not
need bill to tell them when their sub
scriptiOn is due. The address label on
the paper gives them notice every
week of the date to which the paper is
paid. We trust our patrons will pay
us promptly.
For SALE,-PrOminent make piano,
in elegant order, has been very little
used. Price $500, which is one-half
the original cost. Will accept one
half cash, balance On time. For fur
ther particulars address TINES office,
Smyrna, Del. 70
The Presiding Elders of Wilmington
Conference will be the guests of Pre-
siding Elder Smith, in this town, to.
day. This is in accordance with their
annual custom to have a conference to
survey the field and understand each
other before meeting with the Bishop.
l.. o. WALLER adyertises nice ladies
solid gold watches with waltham or
elgin movements for $25. Also beauti-
ful clocks, cathedral gongs, half hour
strike, for $500 and stem winding sill
veroid watches for $500. Also solid
silver and plated ware, speGtacles, eye
glasses &c.
The meeting of the State Sunday
School Convention in this town Thurs
day and Friday two weeks hence, will
be second only to the Conference
which will most likely meet here
year later. the difference in the public
interest and numbers being only that
one holds two days and the other seven.
Mrs. MARY SwANToN, who was a
resident of this town for some years
prior to 1875, when she moved to Phil.
adelphia, having sold their property
here died, last Tuesday, 14th inst. aged
81 years, at her son-in-law's, Josiah G.
Rouse. The latter has been very kind
to her and her family, and every want
was gratified.