Smyrna times., 1894-10-10
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
NEW style hats at Edw. G. Walls. I ga
CI
MEGEAR & Son are making run on to
iadies' cloaks. al
SHORTER and shorter now the twi
ight clips the days. nj
IT is said that canned tomatoes are v,
'etter baked than stewed. n
EXTRA large buttons are promised b
or ladies' dresses this fall. a
A NEW line of umbrellas, prices 25 I
per cent. lower, at Edw. G. Walls. I ii
PREPARE for winter, by laying in 7
fuel and ordering proper clothing. e
GLOVES of all kinds for dress and
every day wear at Edw. G. Walls. 4
The roads in this vicinity need a !
good crowning up now that the tomato I
hauling is entirely over. I
WHITE or round potatoes are turning
out better than was expected though
some patches are worthless.
THE cooler weather has put pork into
the market in its various forms, includ-
ing Registers popular scrapple.
SWEET potatoes are being put up in
splendid condition. They are cheaper
by the barrel than by the basket.
A BIG stock of underwear bought of
the manufacturer for spot cash and to
be sold cheap, at Edw. G. Walls. 4
The regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters Circle will be held tonight
at the home of Mrs. Laura Temple, at
o'clock.
THE reports of our national banks
elsewhere, show the aggregate amount
of money on deposit subject to check
to be S249, ,761.09
REV. Mr.. JENKINS, the evangelis |
is expected here on Monday to aid |
pastor Adams, of the PRESBYTERIAN |
church, in special religious services.
GEO. w. TILGHMAN, who is running
team to supply the logs for his mill,
since the death of Emory Lum, is busy
getting out lumber to meet orders.
| Mrs. ANGELICA COLTS is the first
private residence TO be connected with
the sewer. Connection was also made
with Jacob Leinberger's place of busi-
ness.
THE carousel, that has gathered up
a good many nickles from our laboring
classes, finished up on Saturday night
preparatory to going to North Carolina
and thence to Florida.
EVERYBODY is well pleased with the
new stock of clothing at Edw. G.
Walls. You can really buy good,
servceable suits for $500 and $3.50.
The $l00 suits are beauties. 4
The work Of laying the sewer mains
in South and Union streets has gone on
slowly the past two weeks, caused by
defective pipe, two carloads of which
had to be returned for better material
THERE, was school Monday but will
be no more this week, all of the teach
ers leaving for Dover to attend the
State Institute. Including as it does all
the teachers of the State, the Institute
will be large body.
WHOLESALE dealers in fun at the
, Opera House tonight, Jay Bluff & Co.
This play is entirely new and is sup.
ported by Delaware man, William S.
Hitch, of Laurel, Del. Come out and
/ see it. Popular prices, 25 and 35 cts.
THE new hay baIer of the Transpor-
tatiOn Company at the Landing is sup
J plying our dealers with some cnnven.
lent bales. Several tons of excellent
g timothy from the Jefferson farm near
. town were thus compressed Monday.
, MRS. AMANDA SPENCER, who has
o had grocery store corner Delaware and
: Cumuins street, for some years, is dis
posing of her goods with the ultimate
!, intention of making her home with
: her daughter, Mrs. Jamison, in Wash.
q ingtOn.
D, THE delegates are off to the annual
n Convention of the w. G. T. U. of thi
NJ State, which meets IN Wilmington to
day. Among the distinguished person
from distance will be Miss Francs
l E. Willard and Lady Mary Somerset
d of England.
: THE farmers have rarely ever haC
= better conditions of weather for plow
= ing the ground and seeding wheat
SC Much wheat has been put in the grounC
- - the past ten days. The heavy storm
? that set in last night is the only we
&c weather for two or three weeks.
re AUCIlON.-flIty (OO) mead OF suck
l. ling mules, sges from 4 to months
ID selected from the best breeding dis
tricts in the West, will be sold Satur
le day, Oct. 18th, at P. NJ, at Middle
ly town, Del, by Sapp & Raughley. T
~ The Misses Wright, who have recent
% ly gone into the millinery business ant
9 advertised in the TIMES last week
Go new line of goods that had been pul
:. chased the week before, found the as
- sortment broken by Saturday nigh
-, ~ and had to send an order Monday t
~ replenish stock.
le THE Prohibition party organized
to club at the Cooper building Monda,
Is. evening with the following officer
III Chas. H. Register, president; G. {
I'd Swinney, vice. president; L. M. Pric,
w secretary and g. w Batsford treasurer
to There were nearly twenty on the rol