Smyrna times., 1894-11-14

lis AN old proverb has It that flowers
10 bloom late in the fall denote a ha
30 winter.
III The thermometer registered .
lg Monday morning, giving us the fl
t. sharp touches of winter.
le The turkeys should roost high.
a. thanksgiving draweth nigh. Dem
Gratis, says an exchange, will be co
tent with very small rooster.
% J. Z. BLIZZARD is adding a W,
If equipped livery department to II
Delaware House. He expects to max
this an important branch of his bus
ness
r GET ready to advertise for the bol
= days. Remember that the TIMES ci
= culates among the substantial farmin
communities and through a mediur
that is profitable.
IHE town commissioners have mad
arrangements with the PhiladelDbi
and smyrna Transportation Compan
for pntting 5000 bushels of ovste
shells on our streets.
Mrs. c. NJ. COLLINS. opposite tn
smyrna House, has sold out her stocl
of goods to Fowler & Lees. Tb
building has been leased bv tn,
Chinese laundryman.
The election is past, and its memor,
isn't pleasant to a large number of vof
ers. But the peoples will must be re-
spected and Obeyed. That is the glory
OF the ballot in this free country.
The ladies of the Benevolent Society
OF Smyrna take this means of return.
ing their sincere thanks to all those
who so kindly contributed toward
helping them in their work. SEC.
ON Friday morning last the Demo-
cratic banner of the Tunnel and Ran
croft Club of Duck Creek hundred ,,
was taken down and relegated to safe
Keeping for another campaign.
The ladies of the Mite Society of
the NJ. +. Church will give their an
nual supper, Friday, Nov. %. at the
ice cream parlors of Geo. NJ. Stevenson.
The public is cordially invited. Sec'v,
FRANK WEBB, of Smyrna, was
IN Chestertown this week inspecting
the new roller process mill, near town
with view tn renting the same. Mr.
J. ". Wright, the present tenant has
decided to remove elsewhere.-Kent
NeWs. ''''
Now that election is over busines 10
beginning to assume better shane and
the merchant is getting ready for the
Christmas holiday which is bnt siW
weeks on. Politics and business do
not work well together and our busi-
ness men are glad that the excitement
ana tension is over so as they can set.
tie down to business again.
The Republicans say that there wera
enough men in Duck Creek Hundrad
alone deprived of the use of the baIlot
70 nave elected the ticket in Kent
county mad they had the right and
of citizenship-4S Stricken
rom the list by the Boards of Regis.
ration, and 38 who for one pretext or
another could not get on.
Go to the Kings Daughters Razaar
It the Opera House to night Von
AN get an elegant supper for 25 cents
nd then help along one of the best or
'anizatlons we have in town. You can
et supper any time between 5 and 10
CLOCK. Turkey, chicken salad. fried
ysters are in style. At 8 O'Clock this
ft;ernoon doors will be open for the
ale of fancy goods.
The Old Homestead Ouartet aIoo
'lhed the audience by its exquisite t
sndltlon of several pleasing selections a
nd was obliged to respond to repeate9 O
1cores. Few quartets there are h
hich compare with it for harmonions r
nglng, blending of tone, and quality ii
voice. In addition to concerted o
imoers each of the singers rendered v
Ios.-1r0y Press. Will apDear at Il
nyrna Opera House, Wednesdev r
'ening, Nov 21st. q,
JOHN c. BLIZZARD, our new nro- e'
letor OF the Delaware House. has m
sued invitations for Grand Omen az
3 10 take place at his hotel this al
enihg. Mr.. Blizzard soon after mr. Z
asing the hotel went to Wilmin6ton hi
Vake unto himself a bride and the W
lect OF this Grand Opening" is to OIL
acquainted with people and ~
.a9lish his name as the proprietor of
Is hostelrle. The affair promises 70
one of considerable social interast
HE largest audience that attended w
OF the entertainments oftbe Asso. ~,
tion course this season, assembled e.
ASSOCIATION Hall last evening ana of
re entertained by thorouqblv on ~,
aoie concert given by the Ola Co.
mestead Quartet. The quartet 10 ~
same that made a reputation h,, n.
lr singing of ballads in the "Oid W.
mestead," when il was piven - w
city by Denman Thompson. Pb;I 001
tphlG Press. At SMYRNA Onera ,hi
use, Wednesday evening. Nov 51st Sa; Sni
HE Farmers Institute of Ken, ~,
nty will meet in the Dover Onera "" Dv'
use on Wednesday afternoon and mn' NJ
nlng November 2lst. T.B. Tennv II" IT,
+, VINO IS OF the best Institute lectnr' NO,
IN the United States, will address Fro
meeting both afternoon and nigbt Ms
ne afternoon he will discuss sona NJ
'tlcal subjects such as, Glover Va ba, 10
lure;" How to manage elover,n tnal a
must keep weeds down." MANY an
It's in potato culture;" "One way Wi,
mich many injure their crops. etc = n
ne evening the subject will be'The Pro
e's Share" All are invited. last
ENNIS BOYLE residing on the urd
ablas Eunis" farm near TavlorIs Do
ge met with a terrible misfortune u
monday night last, just ahont o.
l,gnt or shortly after the house foot
discovered by one of the Inmates of J =
9 on hre, and before Mr.. BovIe Sa1
get help the fire was beyond con. p
Inc mouse was completelv dair
ed and all its contents. and tbs MI
ties had g narrow escape of Their sb;r
: BESIDES this he lost nearly ali The
oultrY, the fire catching to the hen the
e. This was the only out building nnbl
The fire Is sunnosad - Us PIui