Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

7. 1HE 46n quarterly conference of Al
Poquinimink circuit meets at Unio
ing Church, Tuesday Nov. 2Sth at Q ocIoc
Pm.
vor JOHN d Farrell living on his father
ley farm in RaymOnd's Neck, will Iesv
the farm in the Spring, to engage +
ear the mercantile business.
T WE are authorized to say that train
VIII De IN readiness to convex mas
.ch sSngers ooth ways from Dover, at th,
III CLOSE OF the Massey Reception to-mor
1's j. e. CARTER has finished nairti,o
nd the properties of Mrs. Carrie Farrell
and Mrs. Rachel Hoffecker on Io,Dor
commerce street, and besides the work
a., on the new DeFord and McDowaI1
i5 houses, IS painting and papering the
. M. Il. Church at Marydel.
IN celery promises to be quite abund-
N anu VIII Buchanan has purchased a
# considerable lot grown by Levi f.
AnIhony, to have on sale whenever
called for. Celery no longer occunies
y cne place OF an occasional luxury az in
. iormer years, but with many Dersons
~ mas come to be thing of regular diet
as other vegetables in their season.
IHE new time schedule on the Della.
: ware road makes the mail much moro
SATISFACTORY, the morning mail down
SIne important one of the day)reacbing
mere ten minutes before 10 o1clock ;ne
stead OF half past ten O'Clock %
uhcer the late schedule time. Tbe
ula'i can now be opened and delivered |
Oy naI past ten o'clock instead of
eleVen' as has been the case. The |
morning mail up and the other mails
come as heretofore. Travellers ooin%
soutn IN the morning, will notice tbs
'inne Is 9'20, half hour earlier.
AhE Dad weather of last weeLr so
DroKe into the prOtracted meetin0 80
rev. rev. y. H. Hynson at Frien5Sbin
Senurcn, = which had been in existence fa,
lVe week, that he thought it was abont
concluded, but the turn out SnnSow
nIsuC was so large, and five pentitents
presenting themselves at the altar that
ne ne IelC compelled to protract it tbrougb
rn 1Mls week, Tuesday, Wednesday and {
thursday evenings, and longer if there :
- sustained interest. Thirtv-one ner
sons nave connected themselves viii
Tue churchas the result ofthis meeting
very noticeable feature of the maa3. {
ing mas been the very decorous deport- .
ment of the attendants. 0POI'- z
REV; G. W. DAME has had a Pbono. I
staPn Ior several months that has been =
q 80; oouice OF amusement and grati6ca- r
Sea., S,on W nlnSeIt and friends. 1t has \
oeen especial y enjoyable in the wav of :,
bonon = hls Is not only of foreign, but G.
Iono pEouuctlon, "a feature that reveals -
49, sHo "9nuers OF the instrument Some d
OF himself, w. o. Hoffeckar poos4 SI il
Price and J. Ed. Hoffecker sano - ~. ;a
presence, which made its Improsa 80 I.s %
the sensitive surface of the inetr,,s VI u
ana can be produced at anv time in ~ " "
actual tones of the singers. A gantin tIo N
man from distance who ie fe,l5 -,
music but didn't know the particinaDt. q
pronounced this an unusnoIiTI et' ID ID
4uartette, when it was turned ont frono 5uS nS
Lhe delicate instrument. 'Oui NJ
SUPERINTENDENT TINDAL. of the ~
Aent county Public Schools mo-
own y on Monday in the interest of tba lol
eachers' Institute to be held in ~
own the first week 10 December H. "n
las Oeen making especial efforts tn o,ivo
'ur people a week of first class eH|ov
am nments, which it is hoped will bo =
ppreclated, by going out to tbeno nil
'0th day and night. He feels asnooi vel
ny fortunate in getting DR.. Edword OF
'[Ooks, Supt. of Philadelphia schools as
IhO seldom gets away from his oJpn cur
'ork. Prof. Brumbaugh of Hnntor the
on county, Pa, is also an instrnctor con
I nigh repute, to say nothing of tboSa can
our own State. But it is IN ~ wit
Venings that will concentrate tbo y.
rger interest Jas. S. Burdett a car the
VaLng hqmorist, will lead or with ooE
70 nrst' wednesday evening. The en- no
rtainer for Thursday evening has nnt and
~ y. oeen decided upon, the DELAY ro' oeeI
llIing from an effort in trying to cot was
Ie pest. Friday evening will be The
usleaI treat-the Schumann Ouartet aOo'
ana Miss Jeteris, elocutionist. a most De
4l 4arml9g person and personator. ana
In auaition to the day instruotors Durl
.l"eI ABOVE Will be Mrs. Ella O. Hi. Petll
=, Dr. A. N: Raub, Prof. w. loss
'ouIng' Prot. A. d. Yocum and ey. Insu
perintendent, John G. Gray. "a Z. j
hous
HE foot ball contest betvoar NJ, attri
re college and Conference IooJ" eIa' whiC
llcn was visited by a number froIS gone
iyrna, was the scene of a great deeI on.
interest to many in Dover eS a@ ueai Mutt
ON mad never seen a game Rotb
ms played hard to win. the CoIIonn
y were more aggressive and nut Hn Re
IIong defensive game, thus manag' day 1
10 smut the Academy out bv tbo coun
re OF % to 0. The Academy toono night
must oe remembered, are new ar tba out, I
me- few of the PLAYERS never w men
iIg .E; IN 2, a contest before. Consider what
Cnis tqey played as well as migbt themi
= = 11PecCe9. Their defense was fairly thoug
o. put their weak point seemed ~ a littl
u tnelr rush line and inexneriaroo the 81
'orklng together. The Dover co. in the
So Ionoent oe11 OF the EUery Eyeninq speaks made
ne college eleven as savage slnn' jnn9 ing w
anu goes on to name the Victims as G,
US claims were purposely injured He
was entirely uncalled for re ooi the IA
= iOoys playing throughout a CentIa woma
~ game. Evidently this corroo ject er
isnt mas never seen a contest or he ing tn
,asineu IL was a meek game T. their 4
III @ DC ADVISABLE for him to visit ono Woma
le thanksgiving games and note man {,
features before he co. his fee
hpts TO write another acconnt ''' be tral
a1Ired Lower, of our Vicinitv and that h,
iuent % at the Academy, put nm an Man
i@ole game at left half back savage
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