Smyrna times., 1894-10-17
Smyrna and Vicinity.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
A handsome assortment of pantaloons no
1t Edw. G. Walls. 4 th
mt
No defeat is so bad as an ill-gotten WI WI
victory. Politicians remember this. W W
SEE the natural wool under shirt for H
80 cents. The 75c kind at Edw. G. Jo
Walls. 4 a
SWEET potato pies are almost as
toothsome as the pumpkin variety.
Mince pies will come next. to
NATHANIEL RANSOM has displayed Nc
in the post-office window a large egg h.
plant which is sample size grown on N N
his farm. %
LADIES and childrens' winter under er
wear and hosiery at Mrs. J.W fuckers al
5 and 10 cent store at exceptionally I'll
low prices. tE
THE sanitary natural wool under te
wear at $1.25 per garment, is the same
quality as sold last year for $1.75 at
Edw. G. Walls. 4 ia
The Cummins will case will be ~
argued before :he court tomorrow, as -
to whether the heirs shall be granted h,
jury trial as to its validity. q,
NEXT Sunday morning, memorial q
services will be held in the Episcopal o.
Church, in cOmmemOration of the late re
Mrs. Juliet Polk Cummins. 81
The furnace fire we now must have W
that means six months of cost and II
grief, from which we've had all sum-
mer long a restful, glad relief.
The show of Jay Bluff & Company =
on Wednesday night was failure fl "
nancially and every way. Such is the =
report also from other towns in the y
State. II
It's certainly surprising to see how t
cheap you can buy a suit or overcoat f
this fall at Edw. G. Walls. u
THE meeting of Pomona Grange !
which was announced by the secretary b
to come off tomorrow at Dover, has
been postponed until Thursday of next
week-25th inst.
The printed lists of registered voters =
is now hanging up in several public I
places. The first meeting of the Board ;
of Registration to perfect and complete
the list will be held next Saturday.
! Miss BELLE KEARNEY, of Miss, one '
of the national workers of the VIC. T.
U. will fill the M. E. pulpit Sunday
evening next. Miss Kearney is a fluent
speaker and considered one of the finest
in the land. SEC
SMALL politicians of every sort and
description are out on their semi-an-
nual vocation. A few think them
selves the fywleel that regulates
motion and perpetuates impulse to the
entire political machine.
The Democrats hoisted banner
over Main street on Thursday near the
"four corners" 1t was the same ban
ner used two years ago with the pic
lures left out and lettering over the
place to suit this year.
GOSPEL meeting are being held at
the Presbyterian Church and are being
conducted by Rev. ] m. Jenkins late of
Melbourne, Australia, every evening
at 730 o'clock. They began last
| MnnAaxr nirbf and mill ho hal1 |
until the 28th inst. All are invited to
attend.
BY proceedings of Town Council it
will be seen that an effort is being made
to change the name of Frazier street to
EdgemOnt Avenue. Just what reason
there can be for changing the familiar
and well-establshed name of a small
street to that of an avenue with a
longer name, is not apparent to the
general citizen.
JOHN F. GOLDsBOROUGH, who moved
into town last spring from the
} country, has bought out w. G. Palmer
in the butcher business-corner Com
merce and Delaware streets-and will
run this meat market in the future in
connection with his son. The business
will be conducted as GOldsborough &
Son.
The Prohibition League of Duck |
Geek hundred held their second meet |
ing in the Cooper building on Monday |
night They unanimously adopted the |
} constitution and considerable enthus- |
iasm was manifested in the swelling |
number of PrOhibitionists. Another |
meeting was called for next Monday |
night atthe same place.
Sunday gave US the first touch of
D winter A fierce Northwester sprang
8 up in the morning sending the mercury
below 5O0 in the afternoon, falling at
night to within few degrees Of the ice
point. Heavy wraps became necessary
y by night for comfort, but the full moon
at night made it one throughout of
r more than usual resplendency.
q The following is the time table of
the steamer Ella for November:
Il MoHdss :. = . IS tuesday asS s,s' sss' 3 ~ ~
thursday B, !" il Friday 9, " IL :"
5m2aS9y T5uPsasyy & & e e TFqis5iasy Fgi5sS Pm
r Monday @ l9. " 10 q" Tuesday 2O' " 10 AM
n Thursday 29' " 10 " FTidy So 1 =
e SAMUEL TOLsON, died on Friday last
e in Templeville, in the doctors Office
% while there attending to some market
\. ing. from heart disease. He formerly
3 lived 10 this town, and eighteen years
=, ago married Miss Mollie FAIRIES, and
of has since resided in Maryland near
Marydel. His body was brought to
y Smyrna on Sunday and inferred in
,E GieHwOOd cemetery. He leaves a
- widow but no children.
- MEGEAR & Son have been busy for
t. the past week opening and arranging
their stock of Ladies' Coats, which is
- now complete in every detail. Having
been purchased from the largest man
ufactureT IN New York, they claim it
y, is the finest stock that was ever
- opened 10 Smyrna. You will find
y them tastefully arranged in q private
.. apartment built expressly for Ladies'
= Cloaks and Shoes. Make a visit
~ through this department before YOU
ls ls make your fall purchases. 4