Smyrna times., 1894-02-07


pared to do all kinds of hauting.
The Clement Mansion was knocked
off this afternoon at $4,600 to S. Cats
and the older dwelling TO Mrs. Anna
Cummins at $1,475.
OUR farmers will be interested in
the several public sales of stock, farm
ing implements, &c, in this issue.
GET your ice from Reiman's. Guar
anteed the best ice and prompt deliv-
cry and good weight, at lowest possi-
BILE prices.
FROM the Philadelphia Times: miss
Ollie TOrbett, commands intense in
terest by her power and delicacy in
bringing out the finer effects of the
violin.
THE orchestra under the direction
of DR.. E. S. Dwight will furnish the
music for Christian Endeavor services
at the Presbyterian Church, next Sun
day evening.
WHILE out cunning one day last
MCOA az 11OuCCh6 10 nlll pOuu, JUN
Hawkins (colored) killed bald eagle
which measured seven feet from tip to
tip of wings, and weighed II pounds.
THE regular business meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian Church, will be held at
tie home of Miss Marion Stevens, to-
night at 7.30 o'clock. SECRETARY.
BY advertisement in an another col
umn it will be seen that A. Lee Cum
minis has determined to 60 into the
business of supplying our people with
ice. He gives notice that he will sup
ply it of the purest and best quality,
and at moderate rates.
c. r. Jones was in Smyrna on We'd |
nesday and laid off and leveled the |
site for the foundation of ]. B. Coun- !
Gilman & Co.'S new cannery at this |
| place, and it is said it will be the larg-
est of the kind in the State George
tOlUn Democrat.
To-day the Lenten season COM
mences. The gay world in the mean
time has been tying to get all the
enjoyment they could before the ad-
vent of the season of self.denial. st.
Valentines day comes next, when love
missives will be looked for.
The Presbyterian EndeaVOr Society
will observe Christian Endeavor Day.
next Sunday evening, Feb. 11th. The
Society will have charge of the entire
evening service, commencing at $50
Pm. A very interesting program has
been prepared, and those wishing to
know more of the Christian Endeavor,
and its work will be profited by attend
ing this Service. All are cordially in
vited.
TIE rain of Sunday which turned to
snow, was followed by the most de-
cided cold snap of the winter the MUIR
curry dropping to 110 Monday morning
and 19o Tuesday. The hope of ice
that was inspired by the fall of tenn
perature has been dissipated by the
south wind and thermometer this
morning but little below freezing. In
the nOthern states they are now gett-
ing ice, from fifteen inches to two feet
thick.
DESIRE to call the attention of the
public to my spectacle and eye glass
department. Don't be duped as you
} have been. Don't pay two profits and
F large ones at that. Don't pay $500 for
$l.25 spectacles as you have been
doing | guarantee satisfaction in
every respect and all lenses are ex-
changeable free of charge, in one year
after date of purchase. NV regular
retail price includes testing the eye
free. L. o. WALLER.
3 Mr.. CLARENCE PRETTYMAN, who
, went to New York last week, made a
visit while there to the 9th Annual
EKpOsitionsOf the American Furniture
Manufacturers Association. He has
= decided to 60 into the furniture busi-
I ness in connection with his boot and
. shoe department, and is now going to
fill the entire second hoorof his building
below the TIMES Office, in as fine a line
of bedroom, parlor suits, &c. AS ever in
trOduced in this State. He believes
4 there is an opening here and is now
fastening to complete his arrange
ments which will take place the first of
J. next month.
h WIN. A. FAIRIES is contemplating
considerable improvement Is in his fur
s. niture rooms on Main street, and he
: is getting the lumber together prepar-
n atory to entering on the work in April.
v The present house is to be torn down
), aud in its place a new one will be
erected 26 feet front and running back
Is u feet. 1t will be two stories high
r. with 10 feet ceiling, ornamented with
O a glass front, where will also be located
his office. The present building has
not afforded him sufficient room for his
Q undertaking department, having a
IA room on the opposite side of the street
d A chief object in the enlargement is to
20 have all his business under one roof,
IL The rooms of the Young Mems
is Christian Association have been closed
Is by the Directors, This is one of the
h things to be regretted, as it opened
nine months ago with promise of per.
l. manency. The summer was attended
Dr. with its usual lapses into indifference
and falling away from good resolutions
,e and when the cool weather came there
ic was an evident lack of interest on the
|. part of those for whose good there hat
o. been considerable expenditure. The
" gross misuse of the room on SUNDAY
d evening by party of irreverent lads
II prompted the decisive action in clos
d ing at once. A meeting of the con
e. tributOrs will be held on Monday even
D. ing to ratify their action and dispos,
n Of the furniture
ID -
ut SMYRNA Grange No. 21 P. of II
" which has been dormant for three o
I'd four years, was re-organized on Wed
E. nesday afternoon last, and the follow
en- ing officers elected Master, James {
Robinson; Overseer, r. Il. Cantwel
Lecturer, ]. Z. Carter; Steward, w, L
ho Hudson; Asst. Steward, G.. Fran
Caootee; Chaplain, w. S. Jones; Treas
a. A. L. Hudson; Secretary, Gilbert I
an Taylor; Gate Keeper, w. A. Steven,
ge John Z. Higgins, Esq, of Delawar
- City, Master Granger, will deliver
- public address before the members an
ia guests next Wednesday afternoon. M
ms Higgins is one Of the leading ayr
nd culturests of the State, and our farmer
,re will do we'll to hear him.
ne THEo. F. JOHNSON, living on tb
ale Haifahu nropartv Laawo -. r -