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Smyrna times., 1893-11-29
A Sermon TO EaOIes

The Knights of the Golden Eoo,o
this town and Clayton to the nSn oI "
~ sS a'eenued service in the Methodist
enurcn sunday morning, front seats he,
torium. '"O 9uul
Rev. A. Steugle preached an annro.
prlate sermon from the text. "Give me
.ny nsnd'" part of the 10Th verse of
SI, Ine ~ chapter, second book of KINGS
me incident was part of the historv
oI Jehu where, after Staying and tai
ing the Kingdom of Joram. the ildota.
TER he met Jehonadab and salTt,no
MIN, said us thy heart right IA me
neart Is with thy heart" and receiving
Tor answer "it is, }" said, ''if it be- gives e
me thy hand" w. give
The subject was the interest of NJ.
IN MS fellow man-the dependence 81
one man on another aud the 0ood ,,,;Ii
ana fellowship that should charactar;na
inSnr tuslE inIercogrse7ythe hand being an
nf l1aeA lex oniy OF the heart. This feature
~ sne SUBJECT was elaborated at length.
ana very impressively on the audie5ca
as well as the order of Eagles.
re noted the ameliorating Tenderness
1nu DsuenJh OF sh orders as Masoas
ydd Eel lows, Knights of Pytbias
Golden Eagles, United Workmen 10
out said be after all. they are narrow
restricted and circumscribed In tbeIk
aims. They are not open to those oS =
dnerent race or to the young and oId
OF their own. The church Of Christ ha
SAID took into fellowship those Of All
races, conditions and civilIzations
young, infirm or old. The spirit ~ |
CnFist was that of perfect feiIowsbin
ana good will. The charge had beap
haae that this was not always mani.
ested Ia his professed followers. but ha
'ald 10 was so in the Apostolic church
Nnen the Disciples had eyervthino h
,Jmmon and all sharing alike and
Fnlie the same condition Of things NAV
ltsYsr L Y exactly prevail, the perfection Of
.nsisuan precept and practice will
my the feeling Of brotherhood and
is ne cnqrch, 10 addition to Its splrituaI
lse' vlil supply the needs Of brother.
ooos iooa nov supplied ip other organiza-
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

IHE stove of the country store forms
a nice centre TO gather around on win.
teF evenings and narrate individual er
perlenoes and adventures. Amaz;n0
Olts OF personal incidents are often re
iated with the utmost candor. but the
listeners as often take them cum Or0no
satts. A few nights ago one If The The
tGttest of these yarn spinners was bpag.
gihg or more properly, stating coolv
wnaC was days work for him in busi
ing II corn, claiming that he could busk
tneen barrels of corn (15O bushei has.
gets or earsl and did one day husk six.
Teen barrels. This Is the same oan
VINO on another occasion gave his ex
perlence IN rabbit hunting when thew
were abundant, and said that he stood
on a stump and killed Is rabbits with
OUT ever getting off of it. Another
man whose business it is to travel a
g0od deal, relatod with equal candor
What he had accomplished in a dav II
was on the Western Shore of Marv.
lauo one day last winter. He had a
CERTAIN point to make. The morning
was very cold, the mercury Q8o below
zero, but he made his destinotion eo
tn, mnlles, travelling on the public road
S0Hrougn snow nearly up to his waist
one OF the listeners looked down and
gave low whistle, and another To re.
ileVe the situation of embarraseuer,
Coid Munchausen yaru that he knaw
w9ula So9;S be way beyond the possibility of
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
smyrna, DeI.,
wednesday Afternoon, Nov. 90, 1893.

THE " TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT. D. HoFFEcKER. Editor and
Proprietor at Smyrna, Del.
TERMS-SUBsCRPTIoN-O year, strictly in ad
vance, s1.5O; if not paid in advance. $500 No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted at the rate
OF Seven Cents line for the irstinsertion SUBJ
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discOuntmade to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cen
per line.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

Tor In our church. At its last Sunday
evenings devotional service "Nfat;nys.
l.,,p nome Brlght and Beautiful" was the
;auoJect IN which the members were so
Intensely interested, that when the
pei rang for preaching service thew
were not through with it and it was de-.
Glded S to conclude this subject on Tues.
day night, being the Leagues night for
Vne study of the Scriptures. w
CheUmOLd, NOU. %. '93
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

st. Paul M. e. Church cla,,on -
ehe novel service of laying the corner
seone-several years after being built
--and paying of the debt both on sun
oa.s o.,y anu proved an interesting oc-
casion. Rev. J.P. Otis, Of Wllminoton
was the officiating minister.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

The factory buildings erected nv 7
=. Iygert & Co.. ferterlizing mann
factory and afterwards the pronertv of
the Peninsula Bone Ferteriizi5g Con.
Pany, are undergoing a compIete trans.
formation. What was once a scene Of
ousy workmen assisted bv exnensiva
machinery is now a picture of desolae
uon. From long disuse and want of
care, the foundations have become
weak, and for this reason the Pbiia
q smyrna Transportation Co. has mr.
chased the building. 1t was fearad
tnat the factory might work over it's
foundations and go into the river and
oostruct navigation. The building is
oelng rapidly taken down and the lum
per and trameing, mostly in good order
!: Tor sale. The Improvement to onr
river river In making Smyrna LANDING read
ny accessible prevented, in a measure
the prospect of any continuation of fac'
Tory business at Rothwell's landing and
SO TINS land mark of businass activitv
W.. VIII soon be Of the past and forgotto1
by most people. wv"
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29
Benz. F. Jacobs who bo,

Benz. F. Jacobs, who has been in the
tenure of A. L. Hudson's truck farm,
near the depot, the past three wears is i.
adding important facilities for eorIy -
vegetables. This is in the way of hot
OF green house, which is now in the
sashse course OF construction, large glass
sasnes dropping each way, with a walk
between, and being some fiftv feet in
length, will enable him to force a GOOD NJ
many thousand plants. A heater oc'
cuples one end, which convevs the
necessary heat to the extremities on
either either side. He has large sowing Of
lettuce now growing in cold frames
E Mnlcn VIII be transplanted to the
tuce for use in six or eight weeks ~
this will be follow ed by tomatoes be tba
Idea ! being to have staiky plants for the
held by the first of Nav. and rine frni9 Yu
for the table in July. = U''
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

LECTURE-Rev. T. B. Switzerland
~. d., of Baltimore, an ex-President of
I4e Maryland Annual Conference
Metnooist Protestant church, will lect.
gre % IN the M; P. church, Leipsic, Mon.
Gay' Dec. 4th. Subject "Rambles in
Europe" The doctor recently spent
several weeks in the land bevond the
sea, and being an eloquent and grapbic
speaker, his "Rambles in Europe" will
De sure to please and profit Let M
one fail to hear him. Admission 95cN
children under ii years, I5c-Doore
open at z O'Clock. Lecture beoins af
80, proceeds for the benefit of tho
church. w. J. D. LUCAS, Pastor
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

The best line of underwear it to he
found at Edw. G. Walls.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

LEVIN M. HIRONs has purchased the
Nelson property, corner Union and
MI. Vernon streets, for 81 ,I6O.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

A FOOT BALL game is contemplated
tomorrow afternoon $50 between the
High School boys and a scrub team.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

A protracted meeting was commenced
at Jerman chapel on Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

Mrs, L. A. COTTON has just received
a new invoice of Ladies Coats this week
also beautiful line of ladies and gentle
mems handkerchief for the holidavs
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

IF you really want bargain in over
coats go to Edw. G. Walls. #
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

The post Office will be closed to.mor.
row from 12 to 6 O'Clock.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29
NOTICE.

d Is hereby given that Charles J. and r
b. Allen are no longer in the emniov Of
nor authorized to enter into anv contra %
or receive moneys belonging to the nndar'
iiS9g5aaed' nor have been since October
q, All persons having business with us or
Ne. NE M9nhattan a Life Insurance Company Of
NV, 1be" l orK are requested to conduct same
- JAMES B. CARR & SONS.
ueneral G Agents Manhattan Life Insurance
company Pennsylvania and Delaware
walnut and.Fourth streets, Philadelpbis
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

GOOD reliable clothing at Edw. G..
Walls.
JAMES YoUNG's Shakespearean
troupe comprises fourteen persons
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

TOMORROW will be Thanksgiving
Day. 1t will also be observed as gen,
eral holiday. Services will be held at
the Episcopal and Methodist churches
IN the morning, Rector Dame preach
ing at the former and Presiding Elder
Smith at the latter. The Presbvterian
Sunday school will have its usuaI
Thanksgiving Anniversary in the even
ing: The Methodist prayer meeting at
night will also be Thanksgiving SER
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

FRESH nut and plain taf1iies of every
Kind made every day, at the Smyrna
Bakery.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

Hi HENRY Monday night and James
Young the Tragedian, tomorrow night
and Jas. S. Burdette, Geo. R. We3d.
ling and the Schumann Quartetta Co,
with Miss Jeferis as impersonator. on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights OF next week will give Smyrna a
s!1ihcIency of entertainments to last
TIL the holidays. But the best thing
in such a full list is, that the hest
talent in the line of each Is furnished
our citizens, fact they ought to an.
preciate, and return the compliment.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

ton to the baskets ($4.I5)showed their
appreciation of his address.
Altogether, this was big day for the
hent Comfy Bible Society, an un-
usually large representation being
present from the churches of the
county, who were made to realize. bv
tie wisely planned and we'll executed
program of the President, that there
was something for each one to do and
great amount of information to be
gained, as we'll as pleasant entertain
ment to be enjoyed during the day.
Not the least of the causes contribut-
ing to the success and pleasure of the
meetings of the day was the warm well
come and grand entertainment with
which we were greeted and held dur.
ing our stay, and to enhance the hos.
pitality so heartily given, we were in
VlteG TO return next year. Suitable
resolutions, expressive of our appre.
clation were passed at the close of the
afternoon session.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

WALTER SCOTT REYNOLDS died at
clayton, on Saturday, of consumption.
IN MS 45th year. His life was largely
spent ip the mercantile business Of
Prlce's Corner, this town and CLAYTON
de was man of quiet demeanor' but
OF popular manners and strict inteo.
nty: The last three years of his life
until two months ago. were spept in
Colorado in a vain endeavor to regain
his health. His remains were interrod
Yesterday in the Odd Fellows ceme.
terry; He leaves a widow and three
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

THE bazaar and supper at st. Peters
chapel was well patrOnized last even
ing, and will be held over this. The
ladies' have an appetizing bill of fare
MIR. Burchenal made the Biggest catch
last night from the fish pond.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29
ATTENDANCE

1he following ministers and lavmen
were present as representatives of the
churches named st. Pauls. Clavton 7
). Hofecker and wife and Mrs IT
Mearns; Asbury M. E.Churcb ,Smvrna
Rev A. Stengle and wife and r, d.
HIlotecker; Smyrna Circuit. Rev. w. R
Mowbray; Presbyterian church. .Smvrna
Key. Z. G. Adams; Bethel ME church
Jefferson, R. NJ. Cooper; CheswoId NJ
p. Church, DIR. J. NJ. Smith. w. F Col.
iIus, A. T. HOffecker, Rev. II. R Van.
Dyke; Dover Presbyterian church Rev
j. L. Stonecipher, J. A. Fulton. Es0 :.
Baptist, Rev. A. D. Carpenter; Wesley W2
M. E; DR.. w. L. S. Murray, John Hnt.
IoRi I p, Albert 11 Cowgirl; Wyoming NJ E.
:; :; I; Jakes, D. B. Murray; Laws M
n. u. Il. HynaOn, w. H. Mason. Har.
Tington M. p, l. E. Legates: Houstor
d. r, Rev. G. r. Neese. It was feared
mat two of the above namely Rev. q
~ Adams of Smyrna, and Rev. A y
carpenter of Dover would not he On
nand' to llll their places on the pro.
gram but in due time they arrived bv
wheel not dependent on the moving Of
OF Trains or hire of livery teams.
X. M. COOPER, Sec.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

To-MORROw is pumpkin pie day.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

TURKEYS have been selling at from
II to 13c per pOund-about two cents
below last year.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

yoeVeFuaY IN Cne Odd Fellows GENE.
tery;; de leaves a widow and three
NO Teachers Institute ever held In
Kent county has presented the at.
fractions of the one to be held bero
next week. This may be judged from
the fact $4,000 has to be paid each ~
She prominent characters to get them
mere. Only first class talent commands
such prices. The people from the
country as well as the town shouId NOT
fail to attend these entertainment hotb
for the benefit they will receive as Tyaii u"sI
as 70 neIp the Institute. Supt. Tindal
mas not stopped at expense to make
tne institute a success here.
The reception given by the Womans,
Onrlstlan Temperance Union in Good
Iemplars hall on Friday evening Nov
Zath was enjoyed by all present. Tbe
guests upon entering the room. which
was tastily decorated, were received bv
the officers of the society. Among tbs
many enjoyable features of the eyon
ing were readings by Mrs. Annie r
Flerce and Miss Bertha Smitbers a soIo
oy Mrs. Stengle and a recitation bv
MISS Julia Griffith. A part of the even,
ing was occupied By "The Dnnah
orator" which created much merri.
ment. Refreshments were daintilv
served by several members of our "Y i
The Town Commissioners Of 4Lo.-
meeting on Wednesday niobt Ioat
elected Samuel Taylor SunerintsDdast is
OF tne Electric Light plant or in fact of
oue c3nOlned 1 plant of Electric Light
ana water Works, since the two are
united to work for general burmese
IN the interest of the town. Mr'Tavlors
long experience with machinery makes
MS appointment very appronriate
one. de Will also have charge of NAL
ing tne connections between the vires
ana the consumers. BENZ. f. Redman
was at the same time elected enginear
oI the Electric Light plant. There
were hve applicants for the frat naroad |
position and two for the other AL
Iaylor, who has been in CHARGE of az
water works since they were startod !.
expected to continue in charge of then
4. 80 WIZ uuucrstdlQ the QOn6f. |
tlon OF Bombay Hook Island thinL
mat 1t is threatened with a seriona con
This grows out of the ra.
noyal OF the sand bar at the lower nart
. ~ the island. Fraland Beach. ten ana
usIeen years ago, with its wooded front
u n large forest trees, presented ons Of
yne pfettlest resorts on the whole bav
me; NOW 1t is gone, undermined ana
washed away by the constant diOcinS
1na carrying to Wilmington on boatss
y the purchasers, Messrs. Warner e
90, OF the sand just in front. in the hav
OF building purposes. This stretch ~ !
ana mas stood as bulwark somewbet
lIgsinst the encroachments Of the tides
~ years OF removal its powers Of re-
lstence IS now nearly gone. and a much
onger continuance may produce car.
Gus results. In fact the prophecv n
nade that in FIVE years time. II tba
anne methods continue as in the nast !,
we years, the larger part of Pop1hay
iook Island will be under tide water \
hundred acres Of marsh have besn I
aus invaded the past year or two.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

The Smyrna Preachers meeting met
at 10 O'Clock Monday in Asbury M. r.
church and completed its organization
by adopting Constitution and Bylaws.
Inc question, HAS the Methodist
church of to-day the same spiritual
power as in its early history" was dis
cussed and unanimously decided in
the affirmative. A paper is to be pre.
sented by Rev. H. c. Turner next Mon
day for discussion.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29
FOR SALE.

ooia.v Iss ca,s reaches Young People sefsuppOrs is
1Ao advertisement and send Tor Jrss Caialocue.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. ]. E. Will
llamIs, Wednesday, Dec. 6, at $50
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

THE Opera House will be in public
use every day next week-the Kings
Daughters, with their bazaar and SIM.
per per Monday and Tuesday nights, and
1eachers' Institute the rest of next
week. VI "oAU
A. E. Jardine and A Lee Cummins
purchased from the Fruit Grower;
bank, the acid tank of Lord & PoIk
phosphate works at Odessa. II CON
tains from 10000 to 200 600 feet of
.11 lumber The work of tearing it down
will commence at once.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

SUNDAY was magnificent day if it
did start with the thermometer at 2SO.
and the big ponds covered with ice
A CHEEKY feature of the past week to
the young folks has been the bright
moon light nights. A city paper pro.
nounces the November now ending. as
one of the coolest for years.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

REIMAN's is the cheapest place for
fruit, &c. Oranges, 10 to 20 cents per
dozen; 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
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29
EVENING MEETING.

~ fsO o'clock P. NJ, song servioa
was held 10 tie church, led bv ths s
choir, consisting OF anthems and sn
propriate songs, after which Rev w 10
Monet, u. d., Superintendent of RihIa
work in New Jersey and DeIawara 'ione
aa oSi'd.neu tne large audience for nearly
gu nour with description of the
mesnods and magnitude Of the world
wiue work of the American Bible 81.
Ssgey Hnq many interesting Incidents IN
RELATION thereto. A large audience
greeted The DR.. and liberal confirm.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

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
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

Inc following is the time table of
the steamer Ella for the month of De.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

The annual Thanksgiving exercises
at the Presbyterian church will begin
at 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 conere.
cation.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

s,a he ne Depostary has sold during the year 10 vols
sioo9i given away 81 vols S2i2O ana ~ eo Fols, ~
hand $50 vols, value sl254s, ""u mas on
Inc Treasurer was instructed 10 nav
% the American Bible Society for zen. rrs
eral work $4,000. - sSu'
Jonn Hutton, ]. Alexander FuIton
ana Dr. J. NJ. Smith were made life
members OF the American Bible So
Smyrna times., 1893-11-29

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.
The Progress., 1893-04-01
City Churches.

In this department. we will be glad e.
publish notices of regular and special
services of all the churches i'm the city.
Posters, or those authorized by them
are invited 20 furnish information as to
any changes for each week, not later
than Thursday evening OF the week pre-
viousJ
First Methodist EpIscoral Church
South, Rev. J. T.. Pierce, pastor. Preach
/ X Sabbath IL am. and 7.15 pm. sun
'av school. o 30 am. Glass meeting, 8.
p IN. Sunday, aud 7:30 p. IN. Tuesday.
Payer meeting 7,33 p. M. Thursday.
Methodist Mission. supplied by Rev
L. +. Jackson. Preaching every Sunday
IN ,rning except the first of each month
a 11:1j q. m. and every Sunday at pm
$ ,uday-school at 3 pm. Regular
y aver meeting Friday pm. Epworth
League meeting Wed oesday pun,
First Baptist Church. Rev. w. $
Peuick. ID. d., pastor. Preacing Sal
bath IL am. and S:l5 p IN. Sunday sch oil
$50 am. Prayer meeting Wednesday
night s:15 Ladies Mission Society meets
at 5 pm. first sunday in each month.
-Allendale Baptist Mission. Rev. w, g
Penick, ID. d., pastor. Preaching Sab
ba n IL a. IN. Services 3 y. IN. Sunday
school p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday
night at 8 o'clock.
-Homesviile Baptist Mission, Rev. w
8, Penick. pastor. Sunday school 4 D. M
Prayer meeting Tuesday night at {
o'clock.
-Preasbyterian Church-Pastor, Rev
NJ. Van Lear, ID. -. Services: Sunday
school, 9.30 n. m. Preaching. IL a. m,
Prayer meeting. "Wednesday, 7.3O p. IN.
The Progress., 1893-04-01
TRANSFERS CT REAL ESTATE


John Lake 10 l.. VI. " ,ron. she,ig,
sale, lots II and T. 10 ac e. lot 2G. 500
| United States To Mrs. Gertrude : Io,.
lady, northeast quarters section = TON.
ship y, range IL, final receipt.
Iuit"1 states 10 John :. Lovaloa.
east half of southeast quarter aud sour
half sorthwcSf quarter, section ,. tow,
sip -. range IL.
Heirs of Ada Wilson TO Jerome Il. On
more, slIeril sale. lots ~ and p, Rocer,.
! subdivision, 800.
+. G. Mage To Il. T. Cole. D Soto lana
$3.50.
Jessie y wheeler 10 WIN. Winter. b,l,
interest IN lot ~ feet on Texas street :.
feet on Martins Lane. s1.I2O.
ID. s. Hall To II. F.. Staples. land in so.
ton AMI Is. towns hip Il, range 1e to,
redemption. l5IS.
II. r.. Staples to Ben Holman. sam.
lInd. 1000.
u. II. Lindsay to Elias Mercer. lot :,
10 acre lot 20, sGs.
w Johns 10 \. u. Johns. 2ce', acrs q,
land, described in transfer. son.
state oi Louisiana 10 - j Evans mort.
half of northeast GYarier. east half NJ
northwest quarter. section Is. TOWNSHIP,
-. range -.
". Y III'l 10 Mcljh lodge. / q. q
land IN section and II. township I,
range 10. 5I.,S'.
sheriff sale. john Lllas tp Wm. :. N,
bry, lots ., II, T.. ~. ~. II. -. -, -. oak.
wood subdivision, lots q. T.. >. &. E. :. Il
u. T., 10. part of lot l., - apd2p. Iq-acrp
lot -. Laud's subdivision, lot ]. Il-acre
lot .. loisi =, g; aul north hat of {. .
2G. -. lo-acrn lot 81, u, -
w. f. lIill 10 Neuh lodge, /. o. o. F.
laud 6G1 aCrr@. township n. range ~. see
ton - and u. Si.OSO
sheriff sale. John Lake to W. A. Mabrv
lots .. II. ., II. Il. u, %, q and .. oak
wood subdivision. lots ,. (. G.7.S.I3.1L
II, lG. art of lot T.. Is and 20. 10 acre lot
u, Lands subdivision, lot / , l0-ncrp lot y.
lots I, >, ) nu@ uovth half ct /, -, %. y.
10-acre lot. rl.fiJ.
Elias Mercer to ". e. Agl,rs, lot -. 10
acre lot 20, $50.
The Progress., 1893-04-01
COME And SEE.

This is what the Southern Hard
ware Company says to the trade.
This company never says anything
but come and see. They never ask
for patronage because they know
that will come from an inspection.
They have long since captured
Shreveport in the hardware line and
are pushing their business in every
part of the country of this and the
two States surrounding us. They
captured the trade 10y good judg
ment and business tact. They sim
ply sell at living rates, nc prices that
a poor man can afford to buy such
supplies embraced in hardwa g goods
rs are necessary. The Southern
Hardware Company now has the best
stock Of heavy and shelf goods that
has ever been brought to this market
and is Offering everything at prices
down to bed rock.
The Progress., 1893-04-01
EASTER ENTERTAINMENT

Quite an interesting variety of sa-
cred exercises will be held at Che
First Methodist church tomorrow
afternoon at / o'clock. This will
consist of an Easter celebration by
the children of the Sunday school.
This church has held several of these
celebrations aud they have always
been entertaining and edifying. The
exercises tomorrow afternoon will
consist OF sacred songs. recitatioas,
dialogues and other features equally
as interesting.
1t is needless to say that the public
is invited to attend and we think we
can assure all who will sbe present
that they may anticipate an enjoy
able time.
The Progress., 1893-04-01
AN ATTRACTIVE SIGHT.

Ever inventive in the way of strik-
ing scenes and novelties in his busi-
ness, always presenting something
which will both attract and please, Mr..
Herman ZODIAC has more than eli
NAKED himself this week. Not only
has he two of the most attractive
show windows in the city, designs
made from his own handsome stock,
but as il to add domestic life to that OF
art, one of these street shows contains
a large fine.mother hen with Is beau
tiful chicks. They are fine speci-
mems of the barnyard fowls and ar
rested the attention of countle IS
numbers of the people who throng
our streets. N~~F
Long live Mr.. ZODIAC, says The
PRoGREss. -.