Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

NEVER try to rise by pulling some
ne down.
MALARIA may cover a multitude of
)ther ailments.
CARR's superior" ice cream reduced
% 25 cents per quart. AT
A NEW lot of negligee shirts opened
his week at Edw. G. Walls. 4
THE young folks of the Band of Hope
spent Friday pic-nicing.
LIFE is half spent before we know
what it was given to us for.
TRUNKS and travelling bags-a good
at Edw. G. Walls. t
CHENILLE table covers and towels of |
all grades and prices. L. A. Cotton.
ANOTHER big lot of summer sus-
penders, better than ever, at Edw. G.
Walls. 4
DIR. w. H COOPER of Kenton is hav-
ing and addition built to his residence
in KentOn.
COME and see our 1Oc stockings, re-
duced from 25c. Sizes to 8. L. A.
Cotton. 4
THE Douglas shoe is still making
popular run on the market. Look at
their "ad".
On next Sunday morning the Holy
Communion will be celebrated in the
M. E. Church.
IT is not until man reaches thirty
that he begins to wrap the small bills
on the outside of roll.
KENTON has the bicycle craze this
year most every boy in town is the
proud pOssessOr of one.
THE Kings daughters will meet
Friday evening July 9th, at the home
of Mrs. Temple at 7.30 o'clock.
Secretary.
A severe hailstorm visited the vicin-
ity of Woodland Beach last Saturday
afternoon. The rain was heavy and
severe.
The fourth of July has come upon
us in hurry this year. And yet we
fail to notice any more patriotism in
the air.
To keep posted in the styles of mems
wear and the price of new stock re.
ceived every week, call often at Edw.
g. Walls.
MILK is now favorite cure for some
diseases. A popularity of milk treat
ment is that it makes thin people fat
and fat people thin.
For sALE-40O Bushels Scarlet
Glover Seed. This seed is guaranteed
free from turnip and wild mustard. A
reduction made on large orders.
CLARENCE w. HAZEL.
Cheswold, Kent Co., Del.
The Fourth of July programme will
include enough burnt powder and
music to give joy to at least three Of
the five senses-smell. sight and hear
ing nor will toHch and taste be wholly
neglected in the informal observance
of the day.
UNDER the head of "Dairy Wisdom" {"
an exchange says: "Only bright, alb
solutely clean tin pals and cans should
be used in handling milk" This ad-
vice might be carried step further:
that only absolutely clean hands
should be used in making butter.
ODR Farmers are speaking encourag-
ingly of their crops and the result OF
their harvest. Wheat has been good and
the yield about as well as could be
asked, while the straw is in elegant
condition. Corn has made rapid
growth under the faaorable weather,
and good results expected.
PERSONS desiring some excellent
stock and farming implements, &C.,
will do well to attend the public sale
of such personal property of Isaac
Truax on his farm known as the
'Riley" farm, one-half mile from
Townsend. The date of the sale is
next Wednesday. July IL, 1894.
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Go to Woodland Beach on the Ella
tomorrow. There will be lots of fun
in store. Good music has been pro
cured for the occasion. The boat will
leave here at O'Clock and in about
two hours of pleasant sailing they ex.
pect to land you on the Beach. At
o'clock that night the eKcursiOnists
will return.
AT a meeting of the M. E. Sunday
School officers and teachers Sunday
afternoon, the matter of an excursion tC
| Woodland Beach via Steamer Ella was
discussed and resulted in a committee
being appointed to look into the mat
ter. They have the refusal of tht
steamer Ella for the 18th day of thii
month. 1t is probable they will accept
WALTER SHELTON has taken up {
new branch of business. In the reaI
Of Carsons store he has built an ad
ditional room, in which he has put III
"BOttleing apparatus" tor making
most every kind of foft drink on th,
market. The apparatus consists o
two generators two purafies, one foun
tain and q novel bottling machine
which has a capacity of 1900 bottles :
day. He makes elegant soda watel
and his saFsaparillas are delicious
He is now receiving orders from thi
town and villages nearby. He hopes
to build up trade.
THE Board of Health should have II
smelling committee at work these days
There are many minor nuisances tina
should be abated. For instance, thos
who have stables near dwellings shoul
be compelled to pay some sort OF re
gard to the laws of cleanliness, and nc
let a months supply of the offal of tn
stables lie fostering in q heap unde
the burning sun of midsummer. Their
are those who will say that stGbl
J smells are not unhealthy, but whethe
they are or not there are plenty of pee
pie who would rather have their olafa
tories regaled with June roses. il wi
not hurt matters for the Health On3cf
to keep an eye on the livery stable
They need 1t, and it will do goot