Smyrna times., 1893-02-08
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
Walls. "
New stock cut glass and china ware
at Ashcraft and CliftOn's.
A BAND of serenaders was ont Iast
week making things hum.
LENT begins February 18th and ends
WIN Easter Sunday, April 22d.
l.. 0. WALLER has given his iewelrv
sVOFe a new dressing of wall paper.
VIM. G. HILL announces for sale =
seed. ''"-O'"y
MRS. MARY A KINNEY hurt her
back while liftinga box a few davs ago
butts improving slowly.
Walls. ""' :"
=. OSBORN & BIO. give notice that
they will meet corn and tomatO grow.
ers at the Smyrna House next Friday
and Saturday.
The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church Will have spelling bee" and |
supper IN the Opera House on We'd |
hesday evening, the 22d, of this month.
BY vendue notices elsewhere it will
be seen that we are now in the active
season of public sales. The number
Is more than was thought some weeks
ago, and the prices not so high as de-
sired.
F. w. THORN, a professional in this
line, has organized good size class of
our young people in a series of lessons
ID plain and ornamental penmansbiD
They could not put their evenings To
a better account.
THE public sale of VIM. Polk Cum-
mins, (WhO moves to town directly
aiterl on Wednesday of next week will
De an important one. Comprised in
the sale will be Is head of horses. colts
anG mules, 10 head of fine cattle and
a very full stock of farm utensils Soc
advertisement.
The return OF cold weather on Sat-
lTday that sent the mercury down to
10 on Sunday morning was rather
pleasing than not to the peach grow
'rS' a day or two previous il had
oeen up IN the forties, which, if CON
lnued some days, would have "A ten
iency to swell the buds, and this is
lot wanted this month.
LAST Wednesday night DR.. F. G ,
Dwlght. OF this town was called ont 70
blackbird in behalf Of Mrs. ]. d Rec
vie of the minister there IT, :
whole OF the family have suffered from,
typhoid fever epidemic. Mrs Resso
.suOns the rest. She. after recovering
rom the first attack, had the 20 Z
apse which called out DR. Dw;oht
she IS now much better. "'' !,
1T Will, or should be a souroo oe +
to the users of tolo a
DhOnes that the patents of the - =
nopOIy have partly and shortly will al q
expire. With free competition in ~ q
construction of instruments and L.. /
mere IS no reason why there shonId =
not be telephone service all over tba 3
country at moderate cost to the neo. h
pie constructing and using the lines. a
Miss Florence Bowen of Camden I
Y. J. who died Of typhoid fever and Y
leart trouble, was brought down to
smyrna on Saturday, and thence to
he family lot at Bethel NJ. Z. Church
rear Cheswold for interment. She |
vas the daughter of Mrs. Pierce whose 4
maiden name was Margaret Rash. r
lister of Mrs. ]. B. Cooper, of this l
own. Her bereavements have been q
evere aud unusual, having buried i
our husbands and eleven children. Il
'nly one child now living to comfort p
Ter in her sorrow. a
The important event of Thorough =
are Neck for the season in the waV of y
'ublic sales, will be the vendue of q
ieorge ID. Armstrong on Monday !
ext, 18th inst, for the heirs of r. III. y =
near Taylor's Bridge. The =
'rinted bills enumerate the largest :.
ale OF the season, mueh of which is
iven in an advertisement in another
oiumn. Besides the ten head of
orses twenty-five head of cattle will
Q sold. A chief feature of these cattle
} their blooded qualities-the milk N
ecord they have made-and the adver- d
sement elsewhere ought to be inter- b,
sting to farmers who are trying to i'm d