Smyrna times., 1894-10-31

The Kings Daughters will hold
their annual bazaar in the Opera House
Wednesday evening, Nov. 14th. One
night only.
BEST suits and over coats you ever
saw for $500, $3.50 and $1,000 at Edw.
G. Walls. 4
HERE'S another wrinkle: Fruit
wrapped in paper will withstand - to
Is degrees more of cold weather than
fruit that is not wrapped.
THE friends and members of the
Smyrna Landing NJ. E. Church will
hold festeval on Friday and Satur
day evening November the 9th and
10th.
The auction sale of Missouri horses
last Saturday was well attended The
horses were of fine stock and the prices
were slaughtered so, that the average
bids ranged between $25 and $75.
The moderate weather has caused
the clothing business to drag somewhat
but it will be at a lively pace as the
weather coOls and the purse gets stiffer
The election will be over in a week.
We take this opportunity to notify |
our friends and patrons that the Bens- |
dorp Royal Dutch Cocoa of which you |
received a sample a few days ago by |
mail is for sale by Fowler & Lees. 4
THE farmers are busy as bees get
ting in corn, now seeding wheat is
done. The absence of cold weather,
though it has not been warm, has made
field work comfortable to the huskers.
THE open season for shooting quail
and rabbits in Kent counties will begin
tomorrow. If that day is a fair one
sunrise will find hundreds afield.
There is no doubt of the abundace of
quail.
THE Republicans have streached
their banner across Main Street from
Raymond & Cliftons Drug store
to Reise's clothing store opposite. The
banner was put in order by J. E.
Carter.
You should go see those black un-
finished wOrsted suits, Tor cheviots
some call them.) Boys $500 and mems
$6.75 at Edw. g. Walls.
NOTICE each week the "ad" of f. C.
FAIRIES. He is offering his recently
purchased hardware stock at greatly
reduced prices. Or in fact anything in
the hardware or harness line. Give
him a call.
THE Prohibition Party will hold a
meeting in the Opera House on Friday
night. Addresses will be made by ]. r.
King, of Wilmington and Rev. A. S.
Mowbray of Newport Special music
will be rendered on that occasion.
GEO. W. TURNER, who has been en-
plOyed with G. H. Register, butcher
for his shambles, has rented the store
vacated by E. c. FAIRIES and will open
a shamble for himself. Jas. II. Morris.
who intended moving in this store,
will remain where he is.
A LARGE number of Democrats from
this town went to Leipsic Monday
night to attend the Democratic rally
there delivered by i. Irving Handy
Esq, and T. Bayard Heisel. Those
who went speak of it as a successful
meeting.
: T. J. LAWRENCE has taken in hi:
employ W. c.. Myers of Blackiston,
! Del, an experienced photographer, who
will assist him in his business. Mr.
Lawrence is kept very busy travelling
} around from town to town catching
: trade He makes Smyrna his centra
office.
Politics is the absorbing question
just now, to the exclusion of most every
s thing else in the way of news. We arr
e not the only ones VINO will be glad t,
a see things settle down to their norma
i. condition, with the usual flow of gooC
will and candor, that is the wont O
5 the American citizen.
d THE extra meetings at the Presby
= terian church in which pastor Adam
;. is assisted by Rev. j. NJ. Jenkins, vii
continue through this week. Th
visitation of the evangelist has bee
at an unfortunate time. The publ
mind has been too much agitated b,
o the very peculiar political situation
affecting the status of individuals, t
come down to a serious and receptiv
,e mood as is necessary for evangelist