Smyrna times., 1894-11-28

smyrna and Vicinity.
HOMEMADE mincemeat at Carrs' 4
FOR sweet oranges go to Rieman's. 4
steamer Ella will run Thanksgiving
COLD, clear and good roads, is the
order of Thanksgiving.
BISHOP WAYMAN will preach ot
Bethel A. NJ. f. Church next Tuesday
evening.
A SOHMER piano in first class order
ana hne instrument, for sale by John
Cosgriff. A bargain. T
The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
meet at the residence of Mrs. lydia
Mcdowell December 4th.
AN Intelligent article on the coinage
OF free silver written for this Daner
VIII appear in our next issue.
KEV. THOs. H. HAYNES, of the MI
congregation, will preach for the Rev
MT Stengle next Sunday morning.
The Episcopal and Metbodis,
churches will both have nreocbinn
services tomorrow morning at 10 9o
o'clock -0''O
The post Office will be open to-mor.
row from 6 to II o'clock in the morn
ing, aud from to 7 o'clock in the
evening.
OLD kRIss has set up "headquarters
at Mrs. fuckers on Market street for
the little folks, and those interested in
tnem may lind an early visit profitable.
ALL persons interested in the an
preaching Christmas will find intarest-
ing reading in the advertisement of |
Mrs. +. <. Behmler & Bro. The LARGO
list kept will show it to be a reonIsr
Christmas Emporium for holiday nres-
ents. pres
" ,. REMLEY, living on the Widow
johnson farm, near Collins; ReooL
Drought 10 the Times Office last week
I"9 potatoes, one weighing 25 ounces
ana the other % ounces. Thev are of
the Farley Main Rose variety and were
grown with the Philadelphia & Smvr.
ns IransportatiOns Co.'S, fertilizers.
SEATS for the drama "Faustu ara
selling very rapidly, and those wbo
haven't secured seats had better Of
END to it before the best ones are soiJ
1il' tloueGker's drug store, with other
'us'nesS piaces, will be closed to-mor.
.ow' ana those wishing seats will ind
ne n chart at the ticket Office at The
Opera House. ~ V"e
MORNING STAR LODGE, No. No.6T
,. .. F., of this town. entertained
AmIcable Lodge, No. III. of Cbestar.
o"n' Md l., Friday night. The visit
vas purely fraternal one and after
ne Ieguiar meeting both lodges re-
'alTed req TO banquet room. were tables
or ~ were set. George NJ. stevenson :
popular caterer, had CHARGE ,
u the banquet. Amicable Lodge came {
~ strong' on special train.
MRS. MARIA SMITH, proprietor of
ne Chester House, has made so,oa
eened improvements. The souattv
ooi lhat oveThung the billiard room :
as been raised higher aud the who'll
Goni renovated, re papered and paint s
" ~ makes now suitable room :
ne bar room and dining room a a
nee they have gone through the :,
anus OF the painter and paper hanger =
Iok like entirely different rooms =
lrs. smith, has, also, had electric u
ghts put through the whole building =
GEO. W. TAYLOR is kept quite busy .
Ow that the sewer system has been O.
He keeps two gangs of q,
en employed all the time making r.
'nnectlons with the main for business Ia
aces and dwellings. Those who have v
aue, ana are now making connections p
q: Mrs. Joseph Williams, Mrs. Kate n,
ouglas, Mrs. Angelica Colt, Mrs A
ary tiero, Miss Mary Walker. Mrs. N
ary Gootee. the Misses Sayin, Mrs. fr
'muel Reynolds and L. NJ. Price. Mr. d,
aylor also has several other orders ar
men ne is fastening to gise proper e.
tentlOn. -
A MEETING of the Kent County ~,
armer,s Institute will be held In fbe sy
nyrna Opera House on Wednesdav ~
sernoon and evening Dec. 9th. Tbe ~,
tendance is not limited TO anv oIass -,
q all farmers are not only Welcome n
attend its sessions but are. indeed ba
geo to do so. The chief speaker will m
Mr.. ]. w. Kerr of Denton Ma al.
10 is well and widely known fruit an
lturist. will speak on plums. Hon nj,
u. Van DemaH, formerly u. 8. al
'mologist, on apples and pears. and to
W. Slaymaker, on Strawberries. ! wa