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Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
Resolutions.
HARMONY COUNCIL, NO. %. JR
o. U. A. NJ

IN the expression Of our biyb ann.
| clatlon OF the noble work dom r.
W r. Collins, Mrs. ID n Ro,.,. ~
Mrs. A p. Jones. the ro,a''';,,'7. oS ~ ana
'1' appointed IN the MANAGEMENT ~
"ul ,ieS'I|aI' on Thursday and Frjday
"'S"'S OF last week, and Of All tbs
Ia''ieS VINO assisted them. and ..,,a-
TIalIy tne young ladies': Misses G.,,ia
y anDyKt' Lille Bishop. Laura +
DdTcus' Maize Dreshcr, Marpi4 Tbn,,,-
SON Belle Moore, Laura BjsboI E,pt.
Oarey ana Katie H. Bogg,. wbo ~" !"
sIaaceluiIy and politely attended ma
heSo''ea' l. Believing that the GRAND
success OF our entertainment, ,,..- '''iN
y uue TO the lndOmitable etIort. ~ -,
couiInl'lee referred to above and tbair
"ssiS'ah'S' vote Of thanks i bar,t,,.
ca, eH'ended TO them Ana that nav y.
al thelr efforts for good in tbil oa.I -
pathy. nearly sym
Reso red, . That to the ,onnoIoa.
referred to, vote Of tbapk ~ .a'''t7
~ ,o"uTG r'Ei ana that they may live Iono
~ ~ WHISPER hope, to comfort man -
,;.h 'fniH Vue earth, Is the unanjmou.
"lsh OF this Council GUS
heSol ted' 3; That our thanks are f,r
,ntr ,Ht extended to all the good neonIa &c
ms ms community, who contribntrd ~ ~
'"e'r means to the success ~ o,,1
entertainment. 'SS oI our
,.IaI,,,,' hfaoired' 4. That a copy of those
irEtsoIutIons be sent to the S,,vnsrt se
I'M rs Inder and State .Soot;,oJ n1
ask that they be published '',''' in ,bnla ana
papers III those |
Ces~old, FcJ 4. 1895
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
Leipslc.
SUCCESSFUL RFvtv,,
SHOOTING MATCH-pEpso,..-'O

0s-99r s1nar-, : L REVIVAL MEETINGS
SHOOTING MATCH-PERsoNAI
special correspondence to the smvr,o r,-u
Senator Fenimore has been ,arl :; Il,
out expects soon to resume his 49,
at the Senate in Dover uu''e'
heV. Mr.. Sewell preached a var, G..
sermon last sunday evening ar H. iu' ny
4. church. Thirty of the newicon,.,-! ,,o ~
roont;'. %o'1 '"Aeh IN on probation. The revival
So''tbS TSo nave proved great success
aIneI nc s'ores ana the tavern have baen
tLoSed lose earlier than usual SO as 70 eL Ier
me ,I people go to the meeting p
~ ~ " rlght Is to be congratulated an
49,. w. " + OK schooner has been frozar
up at the mouth of SMYRNA river SSn
- JoSued with grain for Salem
our citizens have been e,io.i.,
themselves this week, in fact avay rns
t.I Tue snow storm. The sleipbing boo
oeen very fine and some of onr roaJ "a
''T'S nave had their speed tested
Last Saturday the sportsmon os a..
FIoinlty had sport shooting blna roaiI9 t'lls
/, ana some live pigeons. which ,bo.' ,TCA9 SaS
s.nro Il. rom our pigeon raisers. The
men. was was very good for local marks
r. r. Yen olrds were killed straight
: -en ne lowest was seven out of a possibIe
,otob ne trappers are having a verv noor
'a'Gn q ,L 50 far and they are disbeartapned p0o
,si - ,Hey ,iii pay very high price for oI t6a
'r,,Vilege of trapping. '0' tue
be oi,, h1tson and family are still in
"S GSay Guy, His sou is getting better 80 q"
DnSries Fouracres. and Allen RawIov
Letpsic, FEB. 4, 1895
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
revival in SudlersvilIe

~ 'opDLERsygLLE, Md, Feb. 3. lsa5
DEAR TINES w. - ''ao'
sDaHa Mlll you kindly give me n smo,
ill., IP"'a IN your paper, for the T1MES a. !.
49, ",i old friend who visits US vel l., :
;nl Mnu II is ever welcome. We ars %'1H,y ny
Ss r. "a wonderful revival here nj the TT NJ
=, Church, in charge of the Rev NJ ~
RnaepPard, assisted by the Rev. Gaono ~ !,
4 pens shaw, Of Chester, Pa. Truiv ueoge So ;e
man. lan OF God, for through his instru' ~ %
,mhahtality God is working wondnns 'us'ru' u!
vnls @ community. Some tbirtv bonn ~
poIessed conversion and still ,bo law n"VS
Tt Tork goes ON with unabated intasoot 100
me m9 merchants and other places coz oc
S business close about half mast sevor y; ~
1rder !, to give their clerks an onnortnn mort ~
ny 10 attend the services. The chnunL SrI
Is nlied every night to overflow;nn
people coming from Millington Tons5' Ts'
PIeVllle' Church Hill and snrronndjrr Tu-
country Tor several miles. lung
In conclusion will saw tbot,b
NOT NOT place of business in this to~n vnetS ,S Is
mas mas not got protesting Christie Uwn !. mat ia
SndIs % Is,A'!I, whlch l think speaks well - fos iss
). l.. w.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
Mrs Mary L. Lathrap
Corre.pondenee to lhe smxrnn Tim.

~ =" 'He smyrna Times.
Last evening an impressive Neuorial
service for Mrs. Mary l.. Latbran W who Ia
passed over TO the other side Jannar,,
50, was held at the home of Mrs TanniS
:. ,. Price, who conducted the ser,;oa
Beautiful tributes to Mrs. Latbron
from Miss Willard, Lady Henry Sonn"Ip
set and others were read bv menhon-
OF the Union, and verses of bu,n. I",lS
were sung as appropriate interlndas 10 70
the service iuues TO
Mrs Lathrap's work for tenneron
oates ga back to the Organization of "uce ,IC
National w. G. II. U and - ~. I ol the
s s9'1 haI"after Miss Willard no v,o,','. ooen
OF OF the white ribbon host was 60 y b",oll9 b"olna9
oy tHoSe women as was She - !onoreu
was was ot nfr power as an orator tbosi h srgnt eau
Vas was called the Daniel Webste,r W9, .naS she
temperance Reform" "''er OF the
MRS. Lathrap was an avo,.,,
I9e NJ. f. Church. and Pro,;3 eH;S3ngehst OF
w. c. T. G. reGv fnr Go,9, o, the
years, years, and can truly be- soid M Iour.een ,n Teen
oFIn of H. abundant in labors,, for tbo ~ s m"Vs
i, ,be humanity. bna A many sided we wo9"m g"1u
,Ie ~bona mas written both prose and "Vman' yarsn
silent. "HW that her voice is
Smyrna, Feb. 5, 1895. w. SUTTON
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
Does Farming Pay in Delaware 2

]
10 tie Editor Of The .Smlroo y;,,oa.
i" you Issue OF January 10Th I So,
mli' an article headed Does farming pay il
Deiaware?" from the pen of R II g
re goes on to give his views WHY /
uoe7 pay, also why it does not nav IT,
says man having sufficient money +,
ouy iarm eligibly located with cood
buildings, well stocked, aud sufIieieni
money Tor working capital To na, co.
labor and incidentals, all of which o.
absolutely requisite, coupled witb in.
IeIlIgence and knowledge. can mato
farming pay. N''" 'iiaA
one hxed as K. H. c. has pictured il
ana don't make farming pav has cor'
fanny missed his calling. Not man
OF us are so fortunate to he so Gvaj
now are the rest Of us to doP W. oo,'
20 70 pubic sales aud buy what stock
anu implements We need from some
pro!ner farmer that is going out of the
business; ne takes this way of disnoe.
ing OF MS personal property.
lhe labor question is the hi,oos.
ura"'b back to farming now. FSe9r,,
tuing farmer has TO buy is away down
III, IN keeping with the price of yrain
Inc writer started farming twen,s t,,'' I,'
years ago; he hired one of ~ w.
hands to be found, at fifteen doiios,
per month with board tor nine montLs
nuu the Ihree winter months five dol
tais per month. Day men were sevant,,
nse cents aud board. By referring ~
my book find that sold nv "
6or St2A per bushels corn. no.. oa,a
QUO The men for the nse of ,k:' I"'s'
oorn Is were charged 81 per bushel for
Don meal oc per pound for aour. ia |
Pei Pouhd Tor meat, and as hipb as TO-
bno Ior iarG; granulated sugar, lie: coarSo
Ooots, 80 per pair. '""'Se
ne iaoorlng man is the one tbot :,
Se'''ng .he most of the farmers me-,
ho"i compare the prices he navs e..
i.' I'NIng now, and then. His ran,a
~ Iess IN some instances one-bolc ~!
iour Is I3c per pound; corn meal 5na' na9
az meat lOci lard Zoe. beef aC,an, -
,nolce cuts, he gets for Sc ner nnnmI, ,"I
ngar' 43ei be can buy his conrsa J"uui banoi
y ! low low as Sl.75, His dry goods ond
,ovn'ng are away down, never oo,,iJ
.uy a. much for the money TaLo,hn 0I,a
aIu M nand of to-day and comnaro Li ,uo
q IL not - ~ 'y~VWO years ago |
: mnnb Iv worth more than two thirds
o,a. "ni ne only wants to work Ten I
I "n" ne will not do more than
ga. l''ii'S as much work. Our best I
TO nave nave great many of them gone
w. n' BUSINESS for themselves, Others
i've oeen induced to 90 to our cities !
nere they have been making bio 3
Eyes iWhen they did big work. We are o
~ 10 arm with those who haven't b
n"I.lon enough to leave the farm. 1t v
putting 1t mild to say that they are a v
Try Independent set Of chaps; most of l
eh n can get along with two or three
''lars week. they can get that by .
orking half the time What are we N
ing to do about it is what the writer y
ould like some one to answer. Find b,
the key. A farmer. w. II. ID. oi
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

BECAUSE Of the failure of Congress tc
pass satisfactory currency legislation if
IS stated that the President and Secre.
tary Carlisle have determined upon an
other bond issue. the amount to be
slOO.OOO,OOO, and the interest to he 4
per cent. No hope is entertained that
currency bill will be passed bv the
Congress now 10 session. The House
adopted an order for the Consideration
OF the pending currency bill until
Thursday at $3.50 P. NJ, when the vote
will be taken. Mr.. Reed has formp-
lated bill as a substitute for the pend
ing measure. Mr.. Carlisle has written
TO the Senate giving a statement of the
revenues of the government the 6g
ures are favorable.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
Persnnal.

Rev. I. Snowden Thomas. editor n
the Peninsula Methodist was in SmU
rna on Monday and paid fraternaI re-
spects TO this Office. He had spent tn,
previous day in FELTON, where bisbor
ross had preached to delighted and.
renee, the congregation subscribing in
snort time the sum asked TO li1ni-
uate the repairs on the church.
Ezekiel w. Dawson. of Newark o,,d
wlfe spent Sunday with SMYRNA friends
III was the first visit Of Mrs. Dawso,
who was resident of New YorL S,otl'
prior their marriage last simmer ''"''
Mr' ana Mrs. Robb, of Wilmington
nave nave oeen guests of Mr.. and Mrs
wizard A. Fleming the past week
heV. r. Stubbs, who filled the nnlnit
0l tne M. r. Church at Harringtdn
sunday made brief stop in Smyrna
Hl0huay on MS return to PhiladeI6bia
frank Bailey left yesterday after.
moon 10 take a sleeper at Wilmingto,
ana thence to Jacksonville. FloriJa
"hich place he expects to reach to
night. From this place he will 90 ~,
tampa, on the Gulf He will he Gono
PROBABLY until the return of the w.
weather. '"0 warm
NJ, re b. NJ ;: X. met at the home of
Miss Rena Williams Monday evenin,' ~
Miss Edith Reynolds, of NiddIetnuSa'
Is Is beng entertained by Miss Alice Mil. 'IT
at Clayton. A''0' -'i MS
Miss Hattie Townsend. of KemhIa
vile, "a, is expected this week as i|ie tRo
guest of Miss Florence Hall 90 '"e
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Norri. raoo;,.,
word yesterday Of the death of ,hoi. i'1u
oldest daughter, Mrs. NJ. G., Nnora ,'eat af
VII Airy, n. G. She was in her Go,L 81
year. She will be brought here 'TCr 5or
nterment. mere lot |
MIR. and Mrs. David 5 Clark orI
Nenton' celebrated their Both wrddin%
on Saturday evenings
Vhlch was attended by large nnmhs3r
Il relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Gamaliel Garrison
ave "a issued invitations for tbnir
liteenth Wedding Anniversary fo ba
wen at their home near Kenron
!, 'i,onday ,''y evening February the
WIN. II. Wallace, Of Dover diod
esaerday' at the State Hospital Farm.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

The sudden death of Rev. n. NJ
Browne, of Middletown, on Monday
evening, will cause a shock through.
out the Wilmington Conference
While ne was not a snowy preacher
endowed with high gifts of oratory, he
was a good and safe expounder of the
scriptures, and pastor of superior
merit. 1t could be said that in all
matters of counsel be was one of the
strong men OF the Wilmington Con
ference. His death will be sincerely
mourned, and by none more than the
hundreds of laymen that had formed
his acquaintance in the Conference
bounds.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

The question of improving our pub.
lie schools seems to be engaging to
some degree the attention of our legis-
lators. The public schools are our
bulwark of safety, and should not only
have the necessary help, but should be
hedged about. Our legislators would
do we'll to give them proper attention
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

A Wilmington paper says: Vaccina-
ton is now all the go. 1t started in
Philadelphia because of the appearance
OF smallpox, but it is now the thing in
that city. Wherever you go the ques-
ton of have you been vaccinated
yet?" seems to have taken the place of
the query, "is it cold enough for YOU ?p
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
Public Sales.

Thursday, Feb. 7, 1895. james w
Clark, weIl-bred horses, cattle. az
on the J. G. Bailey farm, three milo,
from Smyrna. B. v. Weldon. Auc
Monday, Feb. II, 1895. Nathaniel y
Carey, stock, farming Implements
&c, near Green Spring. b. V. Wei.
don, Auc.
Wednesday, Feb. 13.-Wm. Geo Tr,a
stock, farming implements, &c near
Rothwell's Landing. B. Y. Weldon
Auc.
Thursday, Feb. l4.-E. Beck s,ooL
farming implements, &c. on ,hn
BELL" farm, near Brenford o W
Weldon, AuC. - "
Friday, Feb l5.--J. p. and I u r.
feFsQn, administrators sale W. IeI' '
persona property of Elihu JeGaronnne .ne
deceased, at 10 O'Clock a. IN 'Op'
Saturday, Feb. lG-Mrs Ri
Clements, household goods peSoa a.
late home on Delaware street ~ S ner
ma, at ! O'Clock p. IN, '' nmyr-
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

The deadlock at Dover remains up
broken, the change that was prophe.
sled to take place last week, and in
which many placed some reliance.
having apparently no foundation of
truth. The friends Of Addicks remain
as firm as adamant, as do also those of
Higgins, though it is prophesied though
We do not know with what truth. that
ne will not keep up the contest longer
than this month. Mr.. Massey's gain
OF one vote has not been added to. and
90 the case stands. 1t is important not
only for the party but for legislation.
that an early selection be made. If it
Is to be a new man, let the choice be
made speedily.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

LOCAL and other matter has crowded
out summary of legislative doings in
tended for this issue. No really i'm.
portant measure has yet been enacted
however, but number of bills have
been introduced that will claim more
or less attention and have the proper
publicity.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

The sinking of the steamer Elbe in
Europe with 3l4 out of 3S4 passengers
and the continued success of the Japa-
nese army in China, has given the
readers of the daily papers much pab-
uium during the past week.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

o. w. o. Hardman Sheriff ofTu,
w. Va, appreciates u good tbint yer Co.,
not hesitate to say so. lilo WINS Ig yam, ana does
tI tFsted wit, With cold when he proeured pros
ssys sS oi 1t oerlans Cough Remedy Dot
it 70 be an invaluable' 'Tr1pt rePed relief 1 find
and colds" For sale by TI C1iedinor Tor coughs
mond, Smyrna, Del. Oiiiton d. Ray
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

1HE SMYRNA TIMES is published at Smvns
Del, every Wednesday afternoon. at . O'Clock
The TINES is an independent paper devoted to
the welfare Of the.tOwn it represents and the
state Of which it is part. 1t also gives the
items Of importance of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
ROBT D. HOFFECKER,
Editor and Proprietor.
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER, JR.,
Associate Editor
TERMS-SUBsCRIPTIoN- per annum. No
paper is discontinued until all arrears are paid
up-except at the option of the publishers.
ADNERTISEMENTS-THE SMYRNA TINES is the
business medium not only for the town it rep
resents, but for the outlying district of which it
sthe centre, embracing the towns of Clayton.
enton, Cheswold, Leipsic, &c. rate of so
cents an inch per month will be charged for
transient advertising. A special reduction on
all semi-annual and yearly advertisements.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

A PARTY of eight young people took
a sleigh ride up to Townsend i9 miles,
Monday evening. to attend the revival
meeting in which Pastor Carpenter is
oelng assisted by Rev. Mr.. GALLOWAY
the result thus far being some sixfv
conversions, the most of them males
aud heads of families. They carried a
good supply of feet warmers and being
well bundled in wraps, were protected
against 'he biting cold, and found the
landscape most charming in its sheen
along. e''u'u
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

MRs' kEBECcA CLEMENTS. a former
resident OF this town, bnt now of Con.
11eciGut, met with quite a painful acci-
uent last Thursday morning. She had
come TO Smyrna to see about some Of
ner personal property and on that
morning was walking down Main
street IN front Of Walls store. when
sne slipped and fell, with her who'll
weight on her left band. When sbo
was helped Up it was found She had
broken bone In her wrist. DR.. Clifton
was summoned and as soon as She conid
Se taken to a comfortable place the
oone was set. 1t mas been quite dan
gerous for our older people TO he on
oF,,i oEe streets, and to one Of her age a fall
often results very seriously. '''''
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
Death of Susie r Kevo

g On Saturday morning last the ra.
, mains OF Miss Susie r. Kevs wer,
brought from her home, I7l7 EdpeIe,
street. Philadelphia, to be inferred in
Odd Fellows cemetery.
lt was sad death and in the nres.
enGe OF few friends, who followed
ABOUT 80 in number, the last rites were
performed. Services were held inn.
medlately after the arrival of the norrb
bound train, at the NJ. T.. Church Ray
Adam Stengle officiating.
Miss Susie r. Keys was the daugbter
Vi ElJah Keys, vino has lived in Smvr
ma number Of years. She left here
aoout Twelve years ago to take no.
sltlon 'n philadelphia About a wear
ana hall ago her mother died and
ABOUT hVe years ago she lost her sister
LoIa' Miss Keys has been, ever since
sne lett mere a frequent visitor and was
always loved and admired bv her
| friends. When death came she was
just nearing the prime of life 25 wears
uylng on the Both of January from
typhoid pneumonia From her friends
! ana church members, who knew moro
| oI her real, true character. she will no
greatly missed. This was proven hy
the handsome floral tributes TINT were
sent by the different church. societies
ana circles Of which she was member
Notably among them was the Chrietion
Endeavor emblem. Thes floral tributes
We're beautiful in design and probably
Che papdsomest collection that has been
seen In Smyrna for c long time.
AS token OF the high esteem IN |
which che was held by her church and |
circle Of friends, her pastor writes the
following letter:
1882 n l2,h Street, PHrLA,
~. Feb. lst, 1895.
DEAR BROTHER STENCILS:
NJ: ~ Eop will speak Of the departed.
~ lss Keys, ia htr home church. |
tnought few words would be helptuI
70 you ana comforting to her friends.
VINO knew her in her childhood.
susie IL Keys was converted in No.
VemOer, 1857. She united with the
church on probation Nov. Is, 1887. and
was admitted into full mcmbersbin
) uhe 8 1888. She was young ladv
OF sweet temper and manners and
greatly beloved in Tabernacle Cburcb
Falthlul In her church duties: in oI' l
tendance upon the preaching of tho
u'\"hu sue was a thoughtful hpnrar}
devoted Sunday-school teacher ~ n
earnest worker in the Society of Cbr;st
an EldeaVOr; an exemplary follower
lf Christ-ln al these relations wa,baii
greatly miss her. Our young neorja
especially, are filled with profonnJppl99 n
gloom over ber death. So as her nss,os
would through You, tell the iriends
n the home Of her childhood thst im
his city Miss Susie Keys led a beaut V
n Christian life, was greatly esteemed
" large circle of friends ami was IN
very sense noble, iOyely minded girI
Her sickness was short. She wes 7
AIKEN with typhoid pneumonia. which
Ia its intal work in less than two
'eeks. Though 50 young, with so
iuch 10 live for, she was ready 10 die +
nc gave to me the assurance of her
rnst IN Christ and of the sustaining
o~er OF Divine grace. Her words to
ie were ! know it is oil right" Her so
ords to her intimate friends were II %
% restIng In His everlasting arms"
ne sleeps In Jesus and is forever with
ie LORD Yours truly.
-. al, =. w. BICKLEY,
astoi' Tabernacle NJ. L. Church. Pbila. W
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

The Ladies' Mite Society of the NJ
r. r.. church will give supper at the
opera House the afternoon and even.
ing OF Feb. 22nd. Turkey, chicken
salad and oysters, ice cream, cake and
coiiee Will be served at popular prices
An attractive feature Of the eyening
VIII be Washington Reception. when
number of little lads and lasses viii
personate George and Martha Wash.
ington and the gentlemen and ladies
OF their time. Please remember the
4a'e' FRIDAY, Feb. 22nd, at the Opera
AlOHee' Committee
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

IHoUGH in the last mouth, we are
naVlng winter in its intensity. The
mercury this morning was at zero. YES.
,,eIday morning g., Monday morning
70 and Sunday morning g.. A mum.
per OF the thermometers registered
lower than this, that at the Trapsnor-
tatlon Office (which is selfregisteringl
oeing 4 below zero this morning and
only above yesterday morning II
hoIy - Tuly occasionally the mercury drops
w oelow zero IN our winters. A great
exception was the winter of 80 and 'sI
yV wnen on Dec. Both it was 50 below zero
Dec 3lst lO' below and Jan. Ist 8 below
zeFO. '0''"
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

EDw. G. WALLS, our hustIipo
cIothier, has broken the ground in tbe
rear of his store with the idea of mol
ing some needtul improvements and
will, when finished, have laroe and
handsome store. The building is to
oe extended 40 feet back and the en-
'ire noor lowered a foot. The front
VIII be handsomely remodeled with
two large bulk windows running eight
feet back with doors in the cenfre
This Improvements is to give him more
room for his growing business.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
I2 Head Of Horses & C9'1

LY% Among H.... 4. ....
Es$zAA-. Ifr-. rA.aa.- y ... -.
-01sA@ aai '.i IT, '...'. II ~
/ 10y clock ami I.... ,.-'-
-'tu hlaeA FereAer.. L.-... -4a.-'
NQ. l-"Cciia. Bay Marc
,t,"''I "I7H' sired hy Cyr-.s.
me; t,. SAe ,by r.uehbred horse s. d.
/ ll-pf"I ~. i>g, ''ain. lAe .0ttt Is,..e N.
/ r,--.,, -,..,. ~! htNehle THIS is .-p .- ,
| promising young mar,, T.. .s -- -.'
| r, ,'.1 T. Hr4Fe j. miles az. .....- ,,. 81.
can tFot close tls m.uu,., '.'- @--
o,j ,,s,--5. --. Eyc..,"ae H- Hcn. u- r....
pres --I. DAM I.zr.. '.
driver .a. --- ...,
~. ~ ~. .. Maud Brown Ma-..s,...-. .-.t
6icts1~,."".i.C-A' 6it1, " iCA' ne by SCatae.les Ian ..:rs
learn 10 60 fast 7''.' s".'e4 '. ,H.-.-
siH4,', Lizzie Brown Mare = .-a-.
,,s. - ~ ,4t,lt> Napoleon III Dam ..-. Nh
49, ia ia 10y Valentine be ty tt. ii l.t--t
roISe ,; HermcSe, >,u ut the,.-ei F'.
]le mas trptted prlyat-.y .u.l.- -.
-''"'e ana Gam OF five good .l,,
~. '- DlcS Bay Horse y.a-.... ..-.st-
D"'i"e'och dam Fancy Ner.. .r- ~ .,.. rl.
s""d worker and driver
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Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

MRS. ELIZABETH MORGAN, wife of
the late Azel Morgan, for years a resi-
Gent OF smyrna Landing, died in
Philadelphia last week. She was in
the 0Sth year of her age. Her remains
were brought down Saturday for in.
terment Services were held at th.
home of Robert Jackson, at SMYRNA
Landing Rev. f. II Hynson oficia,-
ing lntermert was made in Glenwood
cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

WHEN we went to press last week if
was ID the midst of the second day of
sIeighiGg carnival, which, after the
Isuai ha6It OF SHOWS, would have been
dlssipated that or the next day. but M
the end OF seven more days it is still
here, and the jingle of bells has become
the familiar sound. The sleighing has
nor oeen SO lively since Thursday in
the way of tests of speed on Main
street because the novelty was off.
ana II has been unpleasantly cold since
Saturday. 7'''00