Smyrna times., 1893-10-25

q FINE weather Tor the newly seede,
wheat. -i 81 y,
KID Gloves and Fabric Gloves, th
latest styles and shades at i. I
r Chance. -- A N4 4
: The Phosphate Analyses of Pro
/ Wolf will interest our manufacturer
! and farmers.
NEXT Sunday evening will be tn
regular consecration meeting of th
Endeavor Society.
SPARKS & COLES managerie an,
} trained animals show will be here o.
/, Friday afternoon and evening.
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The Kings Daughters will meet a
the residence of Mrs. Laura Temple Of
Friday evening at o'clock. SEC.
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The boiler and engine for the EIec
trio Light Plant have arrived, aud will
be placed in position in a few days.
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Miss SALLIE BRADFORD. of Middle
town, is instructing the lady operatives
OF our our shirt factory for few weeks
NH" OiOsS OOOuSi DrOaucIOJn, ChoV
rome, Serge, Hopsaking, Cashmere
and Childrens clOaking, at L. R
Chance. - 81
The finest potatoes we have seer
were grown at "Woodlawn." =" Thew com.
pare fayorably, in size, with the large
California potatoes.
A SPECIAL meeting of the w G. n
u, will be held at the home of Mrs.
Kate SmiLher's Wednesday evening
Oct. %, at half past seven o'clock.
.. ... . SECRETARY.
l.. 0, Waller has Just received the
largest and most handsome line of sill
yer ware ever offered to the citizens of
smyrna or community. Come, see, and
inspect the goods for yourself. +
HARRY BLENDT's wheat field now
leads the Neck, about Walkers. He
has by the way, thoroughly prepared
his dwelling, aud intends giving it an
outside painting in the spring.
LEWIS Il WHEATMAN are meeting
with great success with their Ideal"
windmill. The last one erected was
on the Denney farm in White Hall
Neck owned by the Smyrna National
Bank.
DIR. }. w. CLIFTON, owner of the
drug store on the corner of Commerce.
q Main streets, has Just received an in
voice OF chinawaFe, cut glass and jar
dimes which he invites the attention of
the people.
FRANK TURNER, the phenomal bas-
ket maker of this town, has made 80
925 baskets this season, while his
brother. not being so far behind. nut
up 3OOS5. This shows rapid work for
one season.
A certain girl in town, who has evil
IDENTIFY had some experience in gas fix.
lures, was 50 cruel as to want 10 turn
out the moon few nights ago. This
same girl thinks there are eight days
in week.
JOHN HEINOLD, near Walkers school
house, had Citron vine that came up
Voluntarily. which grew 36 citrons.
They covered the body of cart bed.
Some of them are now on sale in one
of the stores.
w. w. TAYLOR, near Downs Chanel
has a piece of ground that has been a
branch or bog. He has drained and
tilea u TO bring it to tillage condition,
and this year raised 80 bushels of corn
on lt,the space comprising about an
acre.
A DOZEN persons made up the home
coming party from the Worlds Fair
Friday, arriving on the midnight train.
This number was exceptional. of
course. but il indicates the large num-
Der that have gone from here to the
white City"
William Hollis, whose arrest in Ches.
ter and escape was noted in our last
issue Is still at large, and has probably |
led to distant fields. His savage at.
tack on constable Weldon here while
to arrest him in August
shows him to be a dangerous fellow.
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THIS section of the country was v;s.
Ited 0y another one of those severe
coast storms, Sunday night and Mon.
lay morning and for the time being il
blew terrific gale, although less dam
age is reported from its effects than anv
proceeding storm. 1t came out beauJ.
'ul and clear yesterday IN orning with
prospects of colder weather.
FRANK RIEMAN purchased last week
IN automatic peanut roaster, which not
'nly booms his peanut trade but pIavs
tune while the purchaser waits,
those who happen to be near get the
'eneht of this classical music. Having
'een inspired with such harmonious
strains he enlarged his ideas by buying
me OF the celebrated Shoemaker M.
light pianos. .a VIZ 80
The following is the time table of
he Steamer Ella for the month of No.
'ember
Smyrna Landing. P5gode,,1t
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