Smyrna times., 1894-05-30

Smyrna and Vicinity.
Memorial Day.
SCATTER sweet flowers on the
soldiers graves.
The Public School children are hav'
ing holiday to-day.
LET the stars and stripes wave and
let patriotism be enkindled.
OUR banks are closed to-day. Notes
due to-day were payable yesterday.
THE negligee shirt, leather belt and |
russell shoes step merrily to the front. |
| FRANK REIMAN has 10000 pound |
order of honey to fill for Philadel-
phia firm.
CAPT. MUSTARD is having a new
pavement laid in front of his resi- idence
on Mt. Vernon street.
NoBBY styles in large boys long
pant suits, age IA to 10, quality good,
prices low at Edw. G. Walls. (
Go to the Opera House next We'd
nesday night and see a good home-tal-
ent entertainment. You will not re-
gret it.
MILLINERY in the latest styles done
at short notice by Miss Clotille Refs at
her residence, lower Commerce street,
Smyrna. j
EVERY house wife should visit Mrs.
John w. fuckers and 10 cent store
at least once a week to see the new
arrivals.
J.C. ARMSTRONG, proprietor of the
Delaware House, recently purchased in
Philadelphia fine sorrel mare with
2.32 record.
GEO. W. GORDON, who is always pa
triotic on such occasions as to-day, has
three United States flags waving from
his store front.
1 MANNERING & WILLIAMS are paint
' ing the hotel at Woodland Beach.
: This firm has been kept quite busy
q since it started.
]. HARRY HURT, Jr., has recently
received the agency for the Hammond
Type Writer. His district will include
J., Smyrna and vicinity.
THE Presbyterian Sunday school will
q observe next Sunday week June 10, as
= Children's Day. An interesting pro-
gram is being arranged.
II THE Knights of Golden Eagles, oi
3 this town, Clayton and Townsend are
e arranging to take part in the Fourth o.
K July celebration at Dover.
e EXTRA values and an excellent as
sortment of boys short suits-age 4 tt
Is. You are invited to see them be
u fore you buy, Edw. G. Walls.
II To-Day week the Diocese Conven
ton will meet in Smyrna. There will
be a large number of delegates and al
interesting session is expected.
= The largest strawberries seen thi
"A season, we think, are grown on ]. E
rs Carriers farm. They are the luciOu
ne Bubachs, 25 of which make quart.
er THE Smyrna bakery will -delive
,t fresh bread, rolls, biscuit, pies an
cakes of every kind to all consumer
III hot every morning. Leave your order
IN at the store.
IL WILLARD PIERCE has been busy thi
q week breaking in a pair cf mules
They are rather frisky and unmanas
lai able and yesterday broke a wagoI
lal He is getting them under control.
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PRESIDING ELDER SMITH has issue
circulars through Easton district asl
lug that a special effort be made to rails
ID, the different appOrtiOnments whiC
.sh Conference allotted to this district.
ms
llv WE are indebted to John s. Morgs
" for box of Bubach strawberries grow
&c, on DIR. Downs farm, near Kenton. o
ed of an acre, he picked Monday, 1900 at
ar They are all of good size.
re-
25 REV. E. H. HYNsoN has arranged
he have Childrens' Day at Smyrna Ian
ing next Sunday afternoon at o'cloC
~ a0o and at Friendship on Sunday wee
he June 10, at 10 o'clock in the mornin
ALL
on The field where lie buried the hero
ra- OF the struggle for the preservation
ak the Union are more than cemeterit
h1a They are gardens of glory where shi
''0 blossom eternally the most splend
flowers of patriotism.
8 THE news which spread around he
last week that Edw. Thomas bad be
'm' drowned at Brigatine Beach near /
of lantic City, was false report. He
. in still living and relates his thrilling g
ion perience in a joking manner.
ong
liod Mr.. JOHN F. GoLDsBoRoUH, broue
- to town Saturday a curiosity in
tne shape of a bird, which his son
also wounded on the marsh. 1t proved
Still be an Ibis" very rare bird on {
,on- marshes. These birds lead very 81
-. tary life and are never seen in focks
o. SOME of our people who have bt
"Ko doubling the authenticity of the Bill
gov cal account of the deluge, are wav
who ing. If two days. rain could do