Smyrna times., 1893-10-11

!. The amount on deposit subject t
s check, in our two banks is 1925, ,I56. 6,
J, AS we are about to go to press w
]; learn that the Valkyrie, the Englls
e yacht, IS quarter of mile ahead.
e FOURTEEN to sixteen members of tb
;. Morning Star Lodge of this town, viii
Visit Amity Lodge, Camden, Del, thi
> evening, to install officers of said lodgf
The electric light plant building ha
; been begun and the contractor Geo n
, Iaylor Is making rapid progress to
ward its completion. The poles ar
mere and have been distributed to tbei
proper places. -
PROF. SHRECK, of Baltimore former
ly an M. K. minister, has organized ,
singing class at CheswOld to meet Fri
day night of each week. G. Garrison
and L. ID. Garrison left this mornin,
for the Worlds Fair.
SHERIFF Alfred c. Dunn sold a
the Delaware House, on Saturday last
the property of Sara A. Boyer, situated
on Lincoln street, of this town. and
was purchased by the SMYRNA Build.
ing and Loan Association.
IHE bulletin board in front of the
transportation Office has been the sub,
Ject of much interest to the enthusiasts
OF the yacht races between the Vioi.
lant and VaIk1yrie. They were much
elated when they found that the Vigi
liant had won both the races.
"RED JOE, the wild man of Borneo ;,
VIII show in the Centennial Hall. at 3
O'Clock next Friday night. This noted
parsonage is to eat three bushels of red
not lire and be tied with 1000 feet Of
rope from which he is to extricate him
sell without untieing knot. Admis
sion 10 and 10 cents.
WE are indebted to Geo. Molineux
for current number of "The Organ y
IL Is published every two months, aud
contains all the new and latest comDo.
sltlons. The selections are for reed
or pipe organ, but they eau be PLAYED
on the piano. The price of this organ
magazine is Sl.0O year.
JOSEPH Il. BECKETT, who has been
proprietor for so many years; of the
smyrna Carriage Works, has severed
his connection from said business and
associated himself with the insurance
department of Beck & Hazel The
Carriage Works will be operated in the
future by the Kent Iron & Hard ware
Company. 90 :
The exodus from here to the WorId,,
FaIr has turned out much better than
was at first expected. For the past
TWO or three weeks groups of ten. Gf
teen or twenty persons have gone
Out. If this keeps on Smyrna will
nave been, at the close, as well rem.
resented as any town in the State
below Wilmington.
The Rev. Alfred Smith. Presiding
Elder of Easton District, will leotnre
TINS evening in the Asbury NJ p
Church, upon The Duty of the Hour
Ihe members of the W. c. T. u, to
whom he thus kindly gives his ser.
vices, bespeak for him a Iarye anil
ence. Pprss So,
Smyrna, Oct. 11th. -
}. ID. HOtfecker's canning factory
closes down at the end of this weat
Ihelr business this season has been far
ahead of last, having used up ali tha
cans that they manufactured them
serves ana about car load which thew
imported from elsewhere. They have
packed over $4,000 cases this season.
The window of L. o. Walters lew
eiry store has been artisticaIlv dis.
played with jewelry and makes a verv
attractive show from the street. Mr.
waller Is getting in, little by little his
monday goods, and by the time the |
ousy season season sets in he will |
nave as fine line as you can get anv.
where. "''S
hUNTiNG's circus, which came here
last Wednesday, had truly a bad dav
notwithstanding this there some neo.
PIE VINO would walk miles in drench.
ing rain to see wild animals and the
Dig buffalo" or the woman walk the
tlght rope" The attendance in the
was rather slim, but showed
up better at night. Those who went
speak of it in good terms. The ordar
during the day was excellent.
Auction sale, Commerce street, near
.ne post Office, commencing Wednes-
11ay, oct: llth, consisting of solid gold.
llied gold and silver cases. watches
with fine American movements
Handsome eight day mantle clocks
bronze ornaments, silver plated ware
saOle ana pocket cutlery, fancy goods
&c ! All TO be sold to the highest bid.
Ter without reserve, aDd warranted os
represented. Sale to continue nntiI
me entire stock is sold. 4
GEO. N. STEVENSON, District Denutv
jrand Master, installed the officers of
ne morning Star Lodge, No. 6. I. o
, r; or this town, last Friday evening
8 follows: n. G. Harry B. Grieves:
,. Isaac d. Berry; r. s. John p !
ones; T. 8. Geo. NJ. Stevenson, Treas {
,,oseph Wright; Conductor, William F !
Srown; Warden, Harry l.. Breyoor:
;: g.; John Cosgriff; I. G., G. Frazier !
r.; X; \ 5; to N; g.. E. NJ. Fowler, L. =
J. to n. g., ]. Fletcher Truax; Chan. (
am Z. 0. Swinney, NJ. D.; r. S. s
.osePh H. Wright l.. S. S VIM. Nor, !
Is; Il. :. to V. g., chas. W. Sisco: I 4
. to V. g John Camerop. t
CHARLES WHARTON. who is now Y
laying foot ball with the University I
-, r,en.nsyl,yania, :. is attracting a great v
eai OF notice by his fine playing. The Y
'nlladelphia Press says wharton is (,
new man and is yet green. BADLY L
ppreec:Iating the requirements and p
of team play. He is young Il
nd enthusiastic and very lively for q C
lant. He plays more as star guard
several years ago, that is. an indi- p
ldnai game. His activity. bowaver Il
lables him to get all around tho GoIi ] u