Smyrna times., 1893-12-13

NATURAL wool, white, red-an,
kind of underwear you want, at Edw
G. Walls.
The electric light will be turned OF
the first of next week. The engin,
will be ready tomorrow.
The Peninsula Creamery Association
will hold an adjourned meeting here
tomorrow afternoon.
ID: J. LUCE announces Tuesday ant
wednesday next as his purchasing
days for Christmas poultry.
THEY will have to go if low prices
will accomplish it! That is what Rel
Bros say about their Overcoats. r
OvERCOATs for men, boys and chill
dren, cheap and good, at Edw. G
Walls. See them before you buy. +
THE Calf Company which is well
remembered from previous visit, will
have the opera House Christmas night
FOR a fine assortment of storm over
coats for Men or Boys, go to Reis
Bros. and if you are after bargains
you will find them there.
Mr.. WHITE, the contractor, is wiring
the Opera House, water works and
other buildings for the electric light
which will be ready in a few days.
SILK suspenders, silk mufflers. silk
handkerchiefs, linen handkerchiefs. OF
any thing in furnishing goods you NAV
want for Christmas, at Edw. G. Walls
t
JAS. A. BUCKsON, residing near this
town, advertises in another column his
card as AuctiOneer, and is ready to
serve those who may need such SER
vices for public sales.
JOHN B. COOPER, one of the Trustees
OF the Delaware Hospital, was autho-
rlzed by that body to purchase the
Christmas turkeys for the inmates at
Farnhurst.
}. w. JONES, who has been advertis-
ing for poultry in these columns, is re-
ceiving lots every day, but will be
especially busy next week buying for
the holiday market.
Go to W. F. Dunns' anytime during
the year as be has constantly on hand
a choice assortment of imported china
and fancy goods suitable fo- birthday
ana wedding presents. t
WE have received card and invita-
ton TO the commencement exercises of
the Thomas May Pierce Business
School, Dec 10th. Elk President Har.
rison will deliver the annual address.
EDW. G. WALLS has just purchased
for his business a handsome ash um-
brella case, where his fine stock of umy
brellas, just the thing for Xmas pres.
ents, can be kept free from dust and
dirt.
The fishermen who usually come
down from Philadelphia to fish for
perch and rock off Bombay Hook.
reached here on Saturday. They re.
port it the dullest time ever known
among the laboring people in the city.
OVERCOATs are now within the reach
of everyone. The price will not be
the cause of anyone going cold this
winter. There was never shown in
Smyrna such an assortment aud at
such low prices for good, reliable goods
as is at Edw. G. Walls. #
Messrs Sisco Dc Son are kept on a
stretch of work in the tin line to saw
nothing of their stock of stoves. and
have been so without any let up, for
the past three months. This is all
well enough in a busines way. but
the most industrious men need breath.
ing spell once and awhile.
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. 4
The Philadelphia Record Almanac
for 1894 is on our table-the first of
those issued by the great dailies. Be-
sides the time record it has valuable
historical and statistical tables. mat
ters of the state and municipal interest
and a record of the year of the i'm
portant events in the sporting field.
JOHN BURPHF, who was shot last
Wednesday at Massey's, Nd, by John
jackson Spear, and died Sunday was
raised by the late John l.. Bilderback.
near this town, and used to at thai
time to get on tare sometimes when
he came to town. He was about 33
years old and well built and rough
man.
A maltese cat that was given away
over a year ago to party residing out
OF the town. subseg guently changing
residence, came back to its original |
home Monday, on Commerce street.
and seemed to be as much at home as
if it had only been gone for a day or
two. There was a family rejoicing
during which the cat sought the warm
place back of the stove in which il
aforetime had taken many a snooz.
And the cat came back, couldn't stay
away"
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