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Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

IHE infatuation of cutting trace .a
70 bare stem, or down en9;reI's sIees on on
s. goes on not alone by the axmen Of SUI .ha
I;gbss I,SSss ". .,ae % make way for the arc ar
aware street has been the biggest Del- s'et
Lerers 10 this regard. 1t has beTetosonlc sul,
presented an almost perfectlv shodnS J,oiore
'.a9rt sn99ronghfare any time in the dav 'USu for
- kseT:ealans 49,. .n and residents who wanted
% ENJOY the refreshing open air b1t
next summer when our ferv ili11n;n' Ju'
nss -ss mat 80 eclipses the arc lights i
nearing the summer soIstice. the nod =
PIE, pc w.h find big difference between sy
tbs 81 so.su.. ss-s vito little tuft of twigs and
sne 4 lorsar overhanging shady brancbss he's
a certain amount of trimmio@ nes
tg;Tce1sary, t;0s but not that wholesale cut-
s..s ing, as Il in a vengeful way. that Char.
tc-s. SSSrs'-es @ number Of places IN The |
n man ne Ano gam on one hand, will not |
On the other. ~ 'ne loss
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

irds ne s. sortures Of dyspepsia, the sufFar
nais s ~ scrofuia, the agonizing itch ana
5~ra p~1n ntl ~ sait rheum. the disagreeabls
~ 1inaSSe = ISons Of catarrh, are removed h.,
! 49, ~ US. .Sarsaparilla. Hoods Pills ars
sne ;a Dess aiter-dinner pills.assist diooste
ION, prevent Constipation '''s' u'sess'
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

DURING the past week terrible gales
swept the coast of England, France
and other parts of Europe, piling up
great banks of snow and destroying i'm.
mense quantities of shipping and pro-
perty. Calais is in mourning. Twenty
vessels belonging to her fishing feet.
with more than 400 persons on board
are known to have been lost. On both
coasts the lives lost are counted 6v
hundreds, and the record is not yet
complete.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
Reception to hon. GEORGE '. -

Tho og4t-- -11770y
liz raeo, ae citizens Of Dover will hold a mi
Gsosoe e ,ecePSion - to welcome home Hon u'
niss,ses se " Massey, Worlds Fair Con- CON-
% ';,oner' ~ tl on Thursday evening. Nnn
sent - a,;al wy nsll Of the House of Renra''
seneat, senea.ives, from to IL oiclock eRTe- Pghc
ascep,Ion a.,S viii be held entireIv inforll ne
ana ana al citizens Of the State b5tb piIrinal in51
ana ~ gentlemen, are oordialIv Inv inu,tal ,a1ies e
be issued. ' invitations will
A. B. RIcHARDsoNs
J; FRANK W1LDs.
HIRAM REEDY.
WIN. SALISBURY.
IHos. w. WILSON
K. L. HOLIDAY.
Committee.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

PENINSULA PRESS AssocrArro,,
PRESIDENT Francis M. Dunn ttoHi--- as =,
feninsula Press Association has ;a. .he
cail Tor a special meeting Of ~ assued
ISOLATION at Dover on Tuesdav p as
cember 8. The annual Isuay, eIaasy, De,
omcers will be held at bS''On this S,ao, OF
anca s .a 5na other matters of innort'
s diSonssOr - renInsula publishers will hs
d sssu. orSss me meeting will be oallsS
y Ososr a. o'clock In the aftOrpoona a,aa
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
RITTENHousR-rRAz,rp

Mr.. Alanson +. Rittenbonsa.
Annie Is. Frazier, formerIv of ana - Miss
croora 1ao married s,r. at the residence of tha
hn.JOm; naI state Road, New Castle copntr ~
ISL, phe,., NOV. 18th by Elder e. Risy RittaSy
tha uouse. use Inc parties are we'll known ~
Sh Sue congregation of Bryn Zion Ban,;st ~
saiu., Gnurcn near kenton, Of which the p.,se os
nciatlng minister 10 pastor. 'uo o.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
THE SMYRNA TIMES,
SMYRNA, DeI.,
wednesday Afternoon, Nov. %, 1893

The TIMES" is published every "Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT. D. HoFFEcKER. Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del
TEkMs-sUBscRIPTIoN- year, strictly In ad
vance Sl.5O; If not paid in advance, $500. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
OF Seven Cents line for the frstinsertion sub.
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
hOerai discOuntmade to quarterly, semi.annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cen
per line.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
Autumn Weddings.
LEEsE-HoYLE.

" Inc ringing sound of the wedd;,,
q Dell ,on the still and silent night of We'd
nesday last, announced to those with,
: IN lts hearing, that two more swain
9 ana sweetheart, had been ioined bv the
Oohds OF matrimony. The Drofound
secrecy with which the ceremony Tvas
! conducted and the privacy of the affair
msue quite surprise to manv of onr
ciIIzens. With William Carter and
Mile, as witnesses the bride, Miss Annie
tmnoyy!e, daughter of Thos. Hovle. and
WIIIlam George Leese, both of this
CoWn, proceeded to the st. Peters FDis.
Gopal church, where at the hour of nine
neV' u: w. Dame was to meet and
marry them according to the aecus-
toned ring ceremony.
1hme medlately after their VOW was
seaied,th couple repaired to the home
" Vne Orlde's father where awaited
Snen complete and happy surprise
On nearing the house thew were graet-
GU 4y many voices singing Lohengrin's
.%Teuulhg song, when opening the door
IN Tney ~ lound happy contingency ofnear-
~ 20 Klnd.trlends who brought with |
them such a collation. that meltad tSa
lefVor OF the happy pair and made tbone
teel Cnat lie, with such kind and warm
hearted friends was worth living e. for -
especially while they were entbuSo5
oVTT tne present happy event.
en- n's company came during their ab.
81 sInee win everything prepared for
pleasant surprise and with the anti;
patton of spending a most eni"voHie iJ,
evening, and as far as we 49,, 80
proved blooming success in aII itS it
Win ne Urlde and groom were presented
VIII d handsome buffet and moonot
iuk, aIter which they INDUCED in the
sina;. pu%, socIai pastimes interspersed with r
shtslng ana music, until the hour for
tnenl 10 eplcurize over the abun6aOt Z
''1ast ~. they brought with them.
H"eT congratulations and nood
dispersed. Vne company
- H'nohg Chose present were Miss Mol.
ne farks, Mrs. w. Bolden H.,
toyle, II Ben Barnett, of Chesterto,nSy. ly +
a. T.; Robinson, of Wilminpton. NJ
ana Mrs. I. NJ. Hoyle, Mrs. H. a CT ot' n
-on, Mrs; NJ. A. Carter, Mrs. Jennie
oosden, MIR. and Mrs. Abel Tavlor NJ n
~ ma Mrs. Geo. Batsford, Mr.. and NJ
lark y Franklin, DR.. and Mrs. ~ r. S' s.
w moore Mrs. Joseph Evans. Mrs w II
''iithens, Mrs Mary Turner NJ NJ W. n n
YRS, % VIM; Carter, Misses Lizzie Rev. %u
loids' Tillie Foreman, Maggie FarieSs oS n
allie Bradford, Hester R1Tiedee EIvs -
ester Emma Weldon, Edith &nJom JtVa
on susie Wright, Carrie Phillips Het.
ie richards, Mary Wright Kafio af
Nen4edy, Dell Wright, Anna Steven AS
on, Katie Wilson, Anna Start Panlino CT
tart' Emma Long, c. Long. Lon ,0 Pat tol
4rSon, Mary Ransom, Clara Beckott tn
lala Buchanan, Messrs. Thosmas Jef! hi;
1,[sSon' 1S ): II. Wright, Lorenzo Jones
@ alton BI9Isteed, Frank Startling Robt da
enney; Fletcher Truax, Ed BecS wi
ames @ wright, Sam Hoffecker Fronl1 isti
oyer NJ. Ford, Frank Webb. Gerge ma
IIGinardS, I;i, Henry Curry, Will Die6I vii
~ liner Porter, R. A, Long, F. CAT, thi
ru' to
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

riaoa eios os HH are out announcing the mar.
vilis Wiz ~ - 1af. RrI Frank Eaton, of Centre.
boro,,,S' bo, 20 MISS Ida Moore, Of Greens
00nS 0S00nSugn, to take place Wednesdav
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
DO YOU
@sKNOW

l"ere Is a store in Smyrna where YOU can find
1s0'y Style and quality of cLOTH1wc
oVerc9atS' Hats, Underwear and f,,rnfsh
to @ tb S94AS' @ and It's no longer necessary to 90
70 tne city for anything you need in NIcr,s o,S %
Boys wear - -u0il > ana
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
DENNEY-eILPIN

a very pretty wedding was soleron
~ azsa an, n the Elkton Presbyterian % church
at nigh noon Wednesday. The nartian nrrcn
nSI were George Cox Denney, of CIavtoe '.,nS
Del, and Eva Gilpin, daughter Of NJ Wn
ana TS Mrs. William r. Gilpin, of EIkton ~ 4
Mu', Rev. John McEImoyle' nastor os -
T Sne church, performed the eeremon.' "
.,,lt Inc pride was dressed in a traveIiEyn JIy
suit of brown and green broadcIo,h I,%thealng al :
carried carr 6oquet of bride roses e sba
was Ha,Ie attended by her sister, Miss Helene Ine
snd w,ipnn, on ~, VINO was dressed in pink sill
rn Snu carried a bouquet of Mermet rosaa s'.S
ne groom was attended bv CbarIeo ~
otrick land. Of Elkton. At noon 80 oeS ~ y.
Eg EEedding march performed bv Mise Tne
catherine Constable, the bride loanirs I.ss
oh., on tne arm of her father, entered "s thss
u cnuroh aud was Joined at the Altar yne %
f"s ratbsg groom; M She was given away bv hey
IIa.neT; The ushers were MessSs w;1 II'
.,am I Z: Gilpin, of Philadelpbia. Ell
o. !, lewis, Henry M. MoCoilou9b anS
ictor M. Bennett, of Elkton """
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

Chn MRS. Andrew H. Moore. wast .,
,TLneswold, ,L died Friday morning % Ia",r =, ~
.Ie 'at. age OF 4S years. Her fnno,.'1 ,- =
Sn %nlcn was very large, was held Son
" pay afternoon, Revs. J. M. ColI;ns On &c
neI nneInIon, and Daniel Green. of Na,n0,o.. VI
LEI, officiating. Services and ;ntor por
Mem Msu were held at Bethel cbnrch ser
this section. respected in
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
FR0 assortment is Large
AND PRICES ARE LOW.

Such is the fact and people are find
ing 1t out every day. But why shouldn't #
po' 1our dollar is worth one hundred cents
u9I7' 'ne same as in Philadel phia or anv Other
city and we are determined to oivo + 70 w. 0'''''
Our dollar will buy as much from the man
ula''0rer as that of our city competitors Our
0ApenSeS are considerably less than theirs
'-,e'' 0,i"0l9S us to sell our goods at a smaller
P'o"'; hence we can save you money.
Gall and examine the stock, compare
prices and you will be convinced
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

HARPER's MAGAZINE H. ~,
mas number of Harper's Man.o; ne DnrlsE, ~ y;
that ftT.e%;o55thy nen;o5y even in the history Of Of
iInS ;IInStP periodical. 1t will be prof1seIu
"Tbo "er1ISu; 6IS sympathetic study ~
go ne Old Dominion" by Thomas Nj
son. sT% rage, and contemporary view %elf nf
pansI ue house Oe of Commons" by Tboroa W
troo.idL ho%idi O'Co,nInor, are among the 1' at
TO- GoVIGns lou; OF the number. 1t will con
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

Presiding ELDER SMITH will preacb
the Thanksgiving sermon at the Meth
odist church on the 80.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

ATTENTION is called to Prettyman's
advertisement of shoes-a full and
cheap line for winter wear.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
Observation-Disclosures

-, AT nigh noon Wednesday 18th irot
Oharies X. Weston, of PhiladeInbi"
was married to Miss Mary NcTIvo;no
az the home of the brides sister NJ
george h. Graham, which is tho 80
McIlvaine homestead near Conta1L,,li olu
Rev. 5. N. Pilchard. of IanroI Duly E
formed the ceremony. The brido, per
MoTiy MoTn away oy her father, Mr. w. s
PntL PRCtLVSlne' SIf; The brides sister. Miss
Du rSu'I Mc4Ivalne, was maid of honor
.-. ~, Jessie M. Weston, sister of the
groom brides maid. Mr.. Clarence Hon
KIns' OF Dover was best man. and nj.
larry IL. Whitcraft, Of PhiIadelnbia
u;tL ne mouse was prettily decorated
win IVY and white chrysanthem%roou
at "uu potted plants were arranged in anf
a'.lacllVe manner about the norIor
~ THeIe tne ceremony was performad
ae uridal party stood before . laroo
HanN OF IVY and ohrysanthemums Will
locKed rings of yellow chrysapthemnraoo o
were suspended from the ceiling onnS
'he bride and groom. 0'er
Inc bride wore white Tonsdo,,..
Irim med with handsome lace and o",i' "Ho
rlooon, and the veil was nrettiIv ,n "n
ranged with white carnations Cha
carried a bouquet of white carnatione
ana maiden hair fern. The maiS 20
honor more pink crepe stylisblv trinol
neu with ribbon and carried mini or,
san nChemums. The BRIDES maid ~
aCClred IN Nile green brides silk onJ
"ulVe cnry-
The bridal party entered the roo.,
me strains of Mendlessobn;s wo%1il .GCn 70
Wyoming. 1850 0'''e Neeo, OF
after the ceremony an elegant lunch.
,on was served: A reception followed
rom TO 8 O'Clock, after which the
'riual 'l party left for Philadelphia, their
uSure nome. Many beautiful and nsa-
vi presents were received.
MT weston occupies a resnons;hIa
,S:, ,Gsitl9n on the editorial staff of the
niIaueiphia Times. Miss. McIlvaine
one OF the best known and most
oPuiar ladies' OF Canterbury. and hosts
Irlehds Will unit in wishing the .
oS oSpg W people long and happy mar
Among those present were Mi.. J
3ues ana Mr.: Jones, of Harrington. \
,iss Olive Reed and Others from J
,yoming; The Misses Weston fron il
hlladelphia; Mr.and Mrs. Jas. B Con. Il
e4.r' Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Connar @ "
lss Conner and Miss Clifton of e
elton; Mrs. Laura Temple. Miss Anno
Miss May Armstrong Miss fe
oung and Mrs. J. W. Clifton from rrSn n
nyrna; Mr. and Mrs. William Kreig "a
Germantown; Mr.. and Mrs CoLss' IN
lamoers and daughter; Mr.. and Mr. l.
lliIlp Burnett and Mr.. Dickson Of Ill
over; Mr.. and Mrs. Draper and Miss ,
aper from Hazlettville: Mrs. Fenn On
J, onkers. n. "; Mr.. and Mrs w G NJ
I9Ii, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. knots M
IN Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs r Wc9
aine and son, and ]. Frank naviS. VIZ
], OF Henderson, Md; Mr.. and NJ sci
hargadine, Mr.. and Mrs. M 10y
omas, Mr.. and Mrs. Tbomas NJ Bs
aine and son, Mr.. and Mrs McTlIro,, sel
llvaine, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell 10y thu
lghter, Mr.. and Mrs. William Al % the
''inig, Mrs. Harvey, Miss Palaoand NJ we
liam Howard, Mr.. and Mrs Wi. car
n Anderson, from the vicinity. M NJ
Mrs. B. c. Collins, of GreenSI,rind' MI sioI
Miss Cook, of Frederick. p '"s' SIN
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

WE are authorized to say that trains
VIII De In readiness to convey pas.
sengers both ways from Dover, at the
@ close OF the Massey Reception to-mor-
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

tern; rhE ;zS points of the compass NAV be do.
SoInlned with the aid Of an oyd;Do ue-
wa Wha'cn. en- 1t is simply necessary to rhr br;ny
Sne watch in such position tbet tLe
drp T1ur hand is directed towards % tba I'M une
,nn me south then lays midway be2uSonnl. 9 sun.
Whatever hour it may hammer 't"een ="
sno nuneral XII on the diai S,no ~ oe
tor t; instance, it is 4 O'Clock rP5pVse, an5 'S
Simepiece is held in the position IN. .ne
Gated; The direction of The nnrnhI Indl- IL
o,cIooIr , oIen n oe the exact south. If EIGHT
evaOt q U,OcH H sne ngmeral x will indicate sbo he
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

TIE last issue of the Sent;,e, ho5
sne ioiIiioGwlng: The Dover Juniors
S MIulo IKE to arrange a game of foot
49ii % with the Smyrna Ugh school team
al 1T communications must be addressed
70 d. Lee Walker, manager. 4''N
III Unr boys are cut of practice. but
VIII VIII probably accept the cbalienSe
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

DIR. t. J. LAMBDIN pulled from his
garden on Saturday, 18th inst. a full
branch of raspberries. Some of them
were ripe and palatable.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

The best white or gray underwear
you " ever saw for $1.OO per garment, at
Edw. G. Walls.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

., j. II. CARTER has finished painting
tne properties of Mrs. Carrie Farrell
ana Mrs. Rachel Hoffecker on lower
commerce street, and besides the work
on the new DeFOrd and Mcdowell
houses, is painting and papering the
M. r. Church at Marydel.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

did you notice." said a sborrou
T tnat na the CLERK called me by my nameP
Z n, never traded with him but once be-.
lore, put ne remembered my name and
addressed me by it, just as thouSb 7
tso TeIe Somenody. Do you know that
that always pleases me greatly 'V
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

OUR merchants are already getting
ready for the holiday season, and in
spite of dull times are kept pretty busv.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

n,odo AS l grow Older" said a man Of
nn',ae mOuerate means, Il find that 1 have
much to be grateful for. Wealth went
Past my door and stopped at nv neieb.
pors; but then so did death; while
nealt1 stopped at mine, and has kent
US jolly ever since" ' AeP'
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

IT'S now explained that no gas is
really lost. That which merely fails to
go through the meter is always sure 10
be found in the bill. 0-o ~
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

,,;II no NOT forget the Episcopal Raz.au
VII VIII De held at st. Peters Chonoi@ d@aar
tuesday, and Wednesday evenipos on On
mex! neAt week, the 18th and 2oth. -. oi
na nlng at q O'Clock in the afternooIs oSs'n. a.
each day and CONTINUING nn9U oi
can JUA bs fpnni :; n; Fancy articles as good as
soid SoI De found in any Art rooms Will Will be Se
viii viii az e. country prices. A Phonogran1be ~
f.iI ni a. aiso De on exhibition, SO do ~
0v.t 1r 70 near It. A supper of Turkav
4 dTess;r, sS, chicken Salad, mayannsiSe
dressing &c, will be served. H"eiSe
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

MRS: ). s. Gearhart has bought a lot
OF II; u. Boyer, corner of Delaware
ana Frazier streets, for the purpose of
OullGlng house for her home. The
WORK work on the house we understand is to
commence at once. % "
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

THE old pavement in front of the
new new Mcdowell dwelling near the denot
mas been removed, and a new and
more satisfactory one laid, includinS
lateral ones TO the entrances .
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

soo;at ohE supper Of the Ladies Of the Af,to
Sooclety Of the M. E. Church a. vIo ~ nll.e IIe
Eream Em parlor of Geo. M. Stevenanne, .ne ice ice
=, : rloay night realized gross a. Vn ny on
S1lg SSlng SIl.OO. They made a pavDoo, Oo, nee,
SIo.OO on bond of indebteana.n' OF
saturday, which leaves ONLY S5o S'' , On
living sn.l on a subscription Of $1,000 rh;ph hoW
WIS vL,s society made to meet the expensaa nssn
oa- e1 ene Improvement, incIuding &C.
So 80 &c, Were contracted for four vaar.
~ we nave several times refsrras
- ~ sne oold and skillful financeerine 90 80
suls sus society composed entirely Of Iad,ea
~ can very safely commend n -
Jrose r.n men who think women donst
snow anything about business. M
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

WIN. M. LEWIS, who enjoys holding
tne ribbons behind a good team re.
from Philadelphia. O''
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

CLARENCE PRETTYMAE bo, ho5
in Ieu tSe SSs ~ tne grave of his deceased wife
soroa 90 oae O9d Fellows cemetery, a hand.
oot.e. oo1e swiss granite monument. of the
tSSo'age ~ style. Mr.. Moore, of Dover
tne eonstrueor, has also placed donbIn
Jomasne JGUmDstone over the graves of the two
tSugnters toH OF Thos. E. Bailey. of Ken
'on' In the Episcopal cemetery H
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

WILD Ducks are excellent in flavor
TINS fall. So say those who have money
to buy them. -O"0y
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

IHE shippers of poultry by the
s steamer Ella will remember that She
leaves i Smyrna Landing on Monday
next, next, 9th, at 8 o'clock, P. M. and
Flemings at z O'Clock. 1' anu
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

IHR first turkeys made their appear.
ance IN market last week, and NAV he
considered on for the winter. II 7
Luce advertises for Thanksgiving tur'
Keys on Monday, 9th, J. w. Jones for
tnat and the two preceding dav,
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

The High School boys have picked
up 'yell", TO be in harmony with
". what is called the college veil" of onr
higher institutions of learning.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

Poois LIE u Dover Sentinel very truly saws .
aeally There should be no necess;t,, e.
an an editor sending out a bill for 10 iIr
scTlptlon. 1t would seem tbat SUI SUI
SSuDscrloer Sa would think each week 49,
ne perused the columns of his honsn %nen
paper that the editor must have sOme sOrue
OF the necessaries of life and IdFS jt q some
othce and settle. captains
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

The 4th Quarterly conference of An.
poquinimink circuit meets at Union
Church, Tuesday Nov. 2Sth at Q ocIocl-
P.
JOHN E Farrell living on his fathers
farm in RaymOnd's Neck, will leave
the farm in the Spring, to engage in
the mercantile business. :"
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

CELERY promises to be quite abund-
ant. Will Buchanan has purcbsseJ "u =
considerable lot grown by Levi E.
Antnony, TO nave on sale whenever
calieG tSl lor' Celery no longer occupies
the place of an occasional luxury as in
former years, but with many 6ersons 1
has come to be thing of regular Diet
as other vegetables in their Season '''
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

WoRKMEN are kept busy wiring up
houses Tor using the electric light when
Cne plant shall be completed next
DON'T forget the Boys school suits
for m $2.OO, $3.50. $500, $3.50, better ones
I05 S4.OO' 5000, $500 and on up at
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

HI NJ HENRY's Ministries, who have
peen 70 Smyrna several times, and al.
ways draw large audiences, will he
mere 1ere on Monday night next. Thev pro.
uuce an immense variety in an even.
lngs entertainment. They come as
usual, in their special car, "S
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

The new time schedule on the Della.
ware road makes the mail much more
satisfactory, the morning mail down
lthe important one of the dav)reachin1
mere ten minutes before 10 O'CLOCK is
stead of half past ten O'Clock - %
unGer the late schedule time. Tbs
mail can now be opened and deliveraJ
oy halt past ten O'Clock instead ~ of
eleVen, as has been the case IT,
morning mail up and the other mails
come as heretofore. Travellers eoin@
sTuon t;nlo J.; ia ene IN morning, will notice the
Uinle Is S.25, half hour earlier
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

AN enterprising farmer who has ro
sided east of the State road in H55 PI.I re-
Olro Hundred, for 80 years, saws "SA he Sa.
never been to Taylor's BRIDGE boIon' n,,S
nlm' In Thoroughfare Neck. He 'onOw Low
! however, in sight oft in attendonco oS %
q lIneraI. The reason assigned is tbot
ne does not leave his work at bomeaa sn@'
cept when on business, and he has "a ga
no business calling him That wa" Las nau
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

ool.1 FARMERS are about through huskins
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

REV. A. STENGLE will preach a SER
mon on Sunday morning for the beneft
OF the "The Knights of the GoIJan
body. ~ =" "S d
=. b. SCOTT gives on our first page an
interesting account of the Immense
WORK WORK gong on at Cramps shipyard-
Ine cnief builders of our war ships for
MISUNDERSTANDING we have had two
Ioucnes OF snow within a week and the
I mnurcury 4 below the freezing point
tne cnrysanthemums are still in their
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-12
FaIrhope.

FAIRHoPE, Oct. 10.
Miss Iva Brown 10 entertaining q lady
friend.
Frank Snyder, Of Canton, was home on
Saturday to viuit his parents.
Hershberger Bros, have nearly COM
pleted their seasons threshinR.
David Hutt and wife and M. L. HUT and
family were at Breeburg Saturday.
The school house is being treated to q
coat OF paint. Charles Keim, of Louis
vile, is doing the work.
Rev. G. w. Brown was to Youngstown
over Sunday. The coming Sunday he
will 90 to Pittsburg to remain seVeral
weeks.
All our sick are slowly convalescinQ.
The following are under the care of physi.
clans: Mrs. ]. B. Stump, Ida Lesh,
Charles Violand and Jacob Scblott, Jr.
Marlboro fair was we'll patronised from
our community. We noticed several OF
the aspirants 10 county offices passing
through here wearing very pleasant coun'
tenAnces.
Our school will close its fall session or
Friday. The term has been q success
from beginning to end. Miss Prenot IL nj
instructor of ability. The patrons of III,
district were well pleased with the worl
which she has ably performed. W. II
Sluss will ne xt occupy the chair as inasruc
tor. We congratulate ourselves In the
wise selection the Beard OF Education
made for the district. Now parents do you
duty and our school must and will be Z
success.