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Smyrna times., 1895-01-23
STEVENS.

Wesley Stevens died at his residence
near Blackstone Cross Road, on Tues.
day, of consumption, aged 20 wears
He has been shut in most of the winter
IN fact since the death Of his brother
John. He leaves a widow and four
children. lnterment at Blackiston's
Church. He had accumulated property
to the value of $4,000 to $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

The demands of the silver men for
legislation by Congress in accord with
their own views. or no legislation at
ALL Is said to be re acting upon the ad-
Vocates of the free coinage of silver
and that the sound money men in view
OF this opposition have basis of reach.
ing an agreement.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

GOVERNOR MARvIL is received in his
induction into office kindly by all the
papers in the State, and good wishes
expressed for his success as chief execu.
tive of Delaware. AS he is not a rash
or lmpolitic man, it is hardly likely
that he will do anything to cause a
different feeling of respect on his retir-
ing from office from that entertained of
him on taking his seat in the executive
chair
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23
Weak Eyes Relieved.

bovH rHsDsgRIoA, Sd ERICA, DEL, Jan. 10, lse5-1
hooS ooS suffered with catarrh from cbiIdh
he'd % LAST Last October was in n verr
n"a, Uau condition. My eyes became very ~
tiOon %1aA t4St l could read only a sboso 81
e' r,IIo began taking Hoods SarsaUa noa'
an.;. INA ana after taking three bottle pc. pa,
'H'irely well. Miss SADIE n " Yon.so Sn
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

The difficulty seems to be in the
cities to steer clear Of the 'bosses''- a
TACT that will apply to States as well as
cltles-men who aspire to a higher
place than simple leadership. They are
having this trouble just now in New
York. Boss Croker and his gang have
been routed by mighty political up-
heavel, and now it is feared that Platt
wants similar place with different
methodist sort ofDictatorship. of He seeks
to mould all the Republican orpapiza-
lions after his IDEAS and is raising antoo
onlsms. Among other things is that
favoring the advice for a bipartisan
Police Board in the report of the Lexow
committee, a feature he has alwavs
favored. DR.. Parkhurst, who of all
other, has uncovered the political vice
OF that city looks upon it with dlsfavor
THE bipartisan feature of the hill -
ne SAID, Il reprO6ate as being counter
70 the wish and demand of the DeonIe
as calculated to make partisanshin a
mandatory element in our citv affairs
at the very time when the POPULAR de-.
sire is to utterly exterminate partisan.
snip from municipal administrator
and, furthermore. designed to furnish
neld for the organization of ooliticaI
deals and the play of political macbi. |
nation.
1T does not 90 to the root of the /
evil he said. at recommends onlv |
Ila' rated to little arboricult.
..ug We believe and we
are confident that the city it with MS in
Inls, that rottenness has to such A
degree prevaded the vitals of the .xist-
ing iorce that, as force. it is dead. and
a candidate only for the considerate
omees OF the undertaken; that nnv
police force, in order to serve The ci,y
with satisfaction and effect. must be
orgaanically distinct from the one that
we nave now; that such a force cannot
ce obtained by pruning, but must be
reconstructed de novo."
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23
For he Smyrna Times.
Evening Social.

avoniu SAiMOAEY n IL, 1s95.-Last Thursday
q oc sociaI MI Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Saxton gave
Snrnanne pay party at their residence in
npnobar oe GGlty' There were ouite a
ant fcono u Rs ,aules and gentlemen nres-
town ~ snd denton an and the surrounding
verv mnch were were enjoying Themselves
Snr1ance ci'Inl,en "nen a crowd of toughs of
limited tbaS cave came and inter.
inc the n nean oy trespassing and break
Ss
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

GEORGE DENNEY, a student of the
HighSchool, son of Robert Denney of
Duck Creek met with quite serious
accident, Thursday afternoon. After
the closing hour OF the high school. he
and comrade went into the gymnas-
ium to try some special feats on the
horizontal bars While in the act of
performing fancy trick, George slim
ped and fell, coming with tremendous
force on his neck. The floor being
hard, the blow was enough to knock
him unconscious. Dr. J. r. McCaus-
land was Immediately summoned. At
first the doctor feared he mad conclusion
OF the brain, but after a half hour
George regained consciousness He
was taken home late that evening
Prof. YOcum had forbidden the bows
from experimenting on this trick and
entering the gymnasium after school
hours.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23
vosIIELL

Ezekiel d. Voshell died at the Allev
Mills, west of Clayton on Sunday. of
pneumonia, aged 3S years. Mrs
Noshell is daughter off Wesley Car
row, now residing near st. Georges.
She has two children.
The funeral will take place to.mor-
row morning services at the house.
intermeEt in Odd Fellows Cemetery
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23
HOUSE COMMITTEES

Rules Messrs. Morgan. Mustard and
Speaker McMullen.
Judiciary Messrs. Moore WslLor
Reybold, Mustard and Killen.
Elections Messrs. Money, Town
send and DAILY.
Federal TIf Relations-Messrs. Pyle, Ball
Constitutional Reform Messrs Rev
bold, Moore and Davis
Ways and Means Messrs. Svnbo,d
Money and Morgan. P"eru' ;
Ciaims-Messrs. Brown, PYLE ord
Sypherd Si' ana
Agricultnre-Messrs Robin, Wilson
Grimes and Punishments-M Massrs
Davis, Wilson and Townsend
hoads and Vacant Lands-Massrs
fIemlng, Robbins and KilIen
frinting-M Messrs. Townsend Rov.
bold and Watson. So"u' hey'
and Killen. s""' 'OlIs
and Brown. '' o. " "'son ''ol'S
Municipal Corporations - Messrs
VIZ, money, Morgan, Mustard and
n, rlVate Corporations -Messrs. Jolls,
Fl9eming, Morgan, Brown and Davis.
n revised Statutes-Mess Walker,
Drown, Townsend, Sypherd and DAILY. |
Fish, Oyster and Game-Messrs. |
Burton, Reybold and Killen.
Divorce-Messrs. Moore, Fleming.
Money, Killen aud Watson.
observation-disclosures. Ball, Wilson and
DAILY.
Temperance-Messrs. Wilson, Moore.
Killen and DAILY.
Enrolled Bills-Messrs. Burton. Ball
key6old, Wilson. Daily, Killen, Davis
md Mustard.
Appropriations - Messrs. Monov
Fleming, Burton and sypher5
BILL INTRODUCED.
representative Pyle introduced an
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

representative PYle introduced an
amendment to the charter of the Will
mingtOn Il New Castle Electric Rail
way Company, specifying that the road
is to be built within two year: that
branch roads may be constructed; that
gradec rossngs will be permitted onv.
where except over the main line of a
railroad operated by steam. The
amendment is favored by the Whining.
ton City Railroad Company.
An act to compel attendance at school
OF children between and IA wears of
age, of at least 20 weeks in each wear
IN the country, and lG weeks in each
year 10 towns, had been handed 70
representative Pyle for introduction
Representative Mustard introduced
a Dill to repeal that part of the License
law allowing liquor to be sold in bottles
anu Kettles TO be drunk Off the premises
thursday morning, Speaker McMul.
len announced the standing committees
winch the House approved. They are
as follows.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

The Turkey Supper at Carr's ice
cream saloon will be ready at s O'Clock
TO morrow, Thursday evening. The
good things in stOre-aside from tbo
turkey will consist of chicken salad
fried oysters, ice cream, cake. &c Won
VIII be able to get good sumner for
the small sum of 25 cents, and Won will
also be helping worthy cause Tba
supper is under the auspices of the q
p: Society of the Presbyterian Cburch
of this town. ~ "nuscn
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

THE SMYRNA TIMES is published at Smyrna
Del, every Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock
THE TIMES is an independent paper devoted to
the welfare of the:town it represents and the
State of which it is a 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-S so per annum. No
paper is discontinued until all arrears are paid
up-except at the option of the publishers
ADVERTISEMENTS-THE SMYRNA TINES is the
business medium not only for the town it rep
resents, but for the outlying district of which it
is the centre, embracing the towns of Clayton
Kenton, Cheswold, Leipsic, &c. A rate of so
cents an inch per month will be charged for
transient advertising special reduction on
all semi-annual and yearly advertisements
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23
PUBLIC SALE
WGn-BrGd Horses
AND COLTS.
Il Head Of Horses ( GnLR

10 Among which will be ...,a .te
GG+AS~, ue>cthdaut> Of the Standard g-5
SWN Horses. Garrett l.,I r,,. ',
-4>1=-Ne and the Th6r,g-1,-... J., r.,
ilileSt' ~, > athelock aud Dauviuc a.. v,
leH Black Iercheron horse -'-'"'
80 cecilia" Pay Marc 81.
NE ne, She by thoroughbred horse -csti..s A.. a..
oy mp. Eclipse, dam the noted r' .e
InstoH hy revenue Thi, is one r .l. ,
Pro1nr Pr0IIiS'',E yo1ng mares IN the coui,r hr,s
can trot close to minutes F''''. anu
10. ?" cyclone Big Brown U.-..
~ Ntauls iuu lti. hands high ~-.f B.. r.
RiSNS ~ Dam. Lizzie. she by Io.., Et....
driver 7''1 worker -.i fall
30 -"Maud. Brown Nn-e .y.s-. f., ..-..,
10y warwick, he by ~catheIock I,T g'.-t
pIcSerson noted driving ana t-'..., r@s-.
learn to go fast S'.''-
stES3 S9 ~ ,tT-Lizze a-,t Brown Mare 70 year, 3D.
v'ieu 80, oy LOUIS Napoleon III Dam Euaf s5.
was SiTed by Valentine. he bv rh,. tb.r.noAt'-l3
1i h '1e HeIileSe a son Of the noted Fashion LIZ.
ma - a s,,5 53@9el @ privately in 24j Excellent b-o3t
'NNle ana uam OF five good ones
no 5-"D Dick. Bay Horse. /, wears .,a --a.}t.,
ocalhelock, dam Fancy Vermont Moro, S..et
good worker and driver
No. 6-"IuSS. Sorrel Mare $ wears ..f -,-.,
~, ~ 9{fqione!ock, dam sunday. I-sh c.,f aid
good saddle hack; safe for lady r., 5r,y.. ~ -'i.
NO: hay Geding. > wears ola -.-.l 4v
Dsnyille. Thoroughbred. 'by KIM, I.a- h.. ~
NE SI! Great Lexington. Danv!Iie'S dam Was Mari
-u,.or oy f'anet Cots dam Lizzie 80
!, No; S.-Bay Geldiug, years old sired b.,
DeuNIIle' Dam Roat, the dam of No.i
NO. BAY Filly2 years Old sired hy Nsls
Scathelock '''' u"P'e' '"' u!
~. io-Brown Filiy years Old Sire! same
rs No.'' Dam Kate. by Scathelock
\, 80. lI-Sorrel Filly. year old sired same as
no. Sahd 10. Dam, Maple by Scathe,ocs
no; .li:2,-Weanliug Horse COX. sired by Gar.
4 ~, ~, -o q 4Sm Goldsmith by old Defiance Her
taiIi 'i, Ine gIi pr. Roberts mare. 80 This mare
. oidsmlth. is one of the finest road>,c-> I ever
IIeN rem over. and has trottc1 Nm = N
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

carlton CoruwcU. e.r,,.a.....
iM.lddIetown, y. J bc,.r."- ~. ~. '''.'.
ian ian Cough Remedy ,ha..J ''t g.. .a'...--
nome. lie used it f,ra.r,'I ..,'. every
d SpGedy cure. IIc,ay- .I "'-.'"I
a,l Ea"Iu remedy, caa rcc.u.n'.,'..
n?Ee LAY @''o seen it used for u. ,....,.
,iI TlOn the best results 2j.rI !U. .sh
ma, Del i'.J 'H'.! >.rr--
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

The Divorce mill has been set in
motion again in the Legislature, but
the grist promises to be much smaller
than two years ago.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
when she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

A finely illustrated copy of the
klamath Falls Express, of Oregon. has
among number Of other of promi.
nent men of the place, a well executed
llkeuess of Col. Napoleon B. knight
formerly of Delaware, whose bOyhood
was spent near Kenton, and early man
hood in Dover, where he studied Iaw
and entered the cavalry service durin@
the late war. Col. knight made .
visit to his relatives in this county q
year ago.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23
ANOTHER BALLOT TAKEN.

The two branches of the General
Assembly went into joint session at iG
O'Clock Monday. -
one ballot was taken. Four minutes
nelng consumed in taking it, 1t showed
thdt the Senatorial situation is nm.
changed. The vote was as follows.
FOR Hlggins-Senator Alricbs and
representatives Burton, Jolls. Money
ryie, ReybOld, Townsend. Walker
wilson and Speaker McMullen-lO
For w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harringtor
Fyle and Speaker Watson. and Renrs
sentatives DAILY, Davis, Killen. SvDberd
and Watson-8. f''N'
- FOR Addicks-Senator Handy. and
MITepresentatiyes Ball, Brown, Moore
Morgan and Robbins-6.
FOR Massey-Senators Moore and
Fierce and Representative Fleming~9
tard-l WV ~ US
absent. nus "oIe
Addicks and Higgins arrived in
good spirits. ~ '0 !"
In the House Messrs. Wilson. Ball
Brown. Mustard and Watson were an.
pointed special committee on labor
Inc Higgins men are firm, the Ad.
1Icks men are equally firm, and the
Massey men are hopeful.
Despite the fact that nearly 200
strong voiced followers of J. Edward
Addicks from New Castle county were
at Dover yesterday. the vote tor Sana.
-or IN the Legislature was UNCHANGED
Inc crowd marched to the Hotsi
aud were met on the stems
py Audic6s r., and his lieutenant, Senator
hanoy. The crowd was enthusiastic
ma speeches were made by Harrr
W WhIteman, of Mill Creek hundred and
* Mayor Wiley, of Wilminoton
resolutions were adopted calling 1non
he members from New Castle COUNT
NO TO recognize the valuable services that
nr. Addicks has rendered to the Re-
publican party" by voting for him V for
Senator. ''' III" lot
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23
Proceedings of the Legislature.

The vote on the question of holding
a Constitutional Convention, as cast at
the last election, was canvassed at a
joint session of the Legislature Wed.
nesday. 1t was as follows:
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

BILLS have been introduced in the
Legislature to renew, revive, rehabili-
tate or something. the electric lines
from Dover to Milford, Wilmington to
New Castle, etc, etc passed on at the
last session. There has been nothing
yet in relation to the one from SmV-
rna to Bombay Hook, but it will
doubtless come along in due time, as it
has an advantage over the others in
having a track already laid.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

Go hear the Ollie Torbett Concert
Company next Tuesday night if Won
want to hear some good music. This
company has been here before and was
pronounced at the time, the best
concert ever given 10 town. Besides
this, it is for good cause.-the defnnct
Athletic Association. Give the enter
tainment your hearty support.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

Ten of the leading frnit-canning
factories of East Baltimore, which
have been shut down since the lst Of
October, started up on Monday. Each
of the concerns employs, on an aver
age, $50 men.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

act to amend the act incorporating the
Wilmington & New Castle Electric
Railroad Company.
He introduced an act relating to
education; also an act prohibiting the
display of foreign flags on public build
ings.
Representative Sypherd introduced
an act to amend chapter 30. Revised
Code. 1t continues the State Auditor
in office until his successor is named.
and authorizes the Governor to appoint
when the Authorship becomes vacant
during a recess of the General Assem-
bly,.
SENATE COMMITTEES.
Speaker Watson, of the Senate. an
n0unced the standing committees, as
| follows:
CorporatiOns-Messrs. HARRINGTON.
Pierce and Fenimore.
Cities and Towns-Messrs. Pvle.
Records and Handy.
Enrolled Bills-Messrs. Feninore
Pierce, Moore and Alrichs
Messrs. Harrington PYLE
and Handy
Accounts-Messrs. Pierce, Pyle and
Claims-Messrs. Record, Harrington,
and Moore.
Fiqance-Messrs. Handy, Records
and FenimOre.
Judiciary-Messrs. Alrichs, Harring-
ton and Moore.
Revised Statutes -Messrs. Records,
Alrichs and Fenimore.
agriculture - Messrs. Pyle, Pierce
and Alrichs.
PrInting-Messrs. Fenimore, Handy
and Harrington.
Education-Messrs. Moore, Records
and Pyle. 80
Fish, Oysters and Game--Messrs
FenimOre, Records and Moore.
Speaker Watson was authorized to
appoint committee on divorce.
Senator Pyle introduced senate
JOINT resolution for the appointment of
a committee consisting of two members
OF the Senate and three from the House
TO returnish the State House parlor. 1t
was adopted in the Senate and con.
CURED il by the House Messrs. Jolls.
Brown and Sypherd were named as the
House members of the committee.
senator Pyle gave notice of the in
PRODUCTION of several acts, among them
being one to divorce Georgiana and
Jefferson Davis Beltz
Senate went into the election Friday
OF an enrolling clerk Senator Records
nominated Roman Tammanv, Senator
Pierce nominated William II. Paryis.
Senator Fenimore nominated Edward
.. Raymond. The ballot stood. Parvis
.; Raymond, 3; Tammany, l. Parvis
war supported by the votes of the
Speaker and the four Republicans.
Notices--By Mr.. Sypherd, to divorce
Forest d. Mount from Mary f. Mount.
also to divorce Amanda Daley from
John 7. Daley; by Mr.. Sypherd to |
protect birds; also to amend charter of |
Citizens Light, Heat aud Power Com.
pany; by Mr.. Pyle, act for relief of |
Soldiers and Sailors.
Hon. n. b. Smithers, Secretary Of |
State, being admitted, presented the |
report OF Mrs. J. Frank Ball as Worlds
Fair Commissioner.
lntroduced-By Mr.. Moore. to ex.
tend lines of Queen Anne Railroad
Company; also to amend Chapter G61
~ ~
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

"OLD FARMER HOPKINS" at the
Opera House Monday night was very
slimly attended. They should have
had better support for it was a good
show. An especial feature of the drama
was the beautiful rustic scenery they
brought with them. 1t was shown off
very artistically by our electric light
ELECTS. Those who saw Frank s
Davidson in this play. pronounce him
an excellent comedian.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

bi@alP19 stephen 5; Winchester, who killed
and Sn az Lancaster, Pa, was born
anu reared in Cecil county O'H
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

The residents of Mount Vernon
comparatively short as measured bv
s some OF the streets J claim for it the
banner street in the way of furnishing
places Tor preachers during the com
conference, % or more to be dOmiciled
10 lss homes. This is doing well, and
deserved compliment to the old
name, Methodist street," by which
u was known for nearly a century,
put which, in its handsome dwell.
lngs would hardly be recognized IL re.
visited by one of its first residents.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

STEAMER ELLA is running regularly
now and the first signs of spring are
showing in the large number of horses
coming down for all points in Delaware
and Maryland.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

The annual meeting of stockholders
10 the Philadelphia & Smyrna Trans
portation Company was held Wedne.-
day, Jan. l6, 1895. The following Di-
rectors were elected for the year 1895 ::
John H. Hotfecker, A. L. Hudson. A.
+. Jardine, V. c. Walker and J. r
Stats. The officers elected for 1895
We're: John H. Holfecker. president;
A. +. Jardine, secretary and treasurer.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

PEOPLE talk a lot about marrying
before they do it; afterwards thew
think about it.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23
NOTICE.

have ,evei-rYom ho;... ...
~ l.1.. 10" iA tenure Of the Rev .,
nv Jsly r. T''G +, G4 ~ delaware street .. ...
- nay mes Tor rent Arp.t Ire
lgtf NJ. 'l.LlN-
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

The prOtracted meeting which Rev.
Rev: Mr.. Stengle has been holding at
the NJ. +. Church since the lst of the
year closed Monday night The meet
'ngs were well attended throughout
except very bad nights, aud spiritual
influence pervading them good, but
they were not attended with the
awakening and altar work which the
preaching and good influences other
wise seemed to justify.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

THERE'S a good and bright side to
almost every thing.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

A NOVEL suit was brought before
Squire Cooper Thursday afternoon by
the higher clan Of Gpruance City
against the lower for breaking up a
party at Joshua Saxton's. The charge
of disturbing the peace was clearly
brought and the lower clan was held
In $50 bond to keep. the peace. We
withhold their pames this time as per-
haps they have learned q lesson that
may be of benefit to them. There were
others concerned in the racket besides
those :held for their good behavior,
who were followers rather than often
siye leaders.
We do not know whether it is so with
these lads, but there are youths here
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23
Kenton.

SOCIAL GATHERING AT u. n nor
FECKER's-TwO FINGERS NEARLY
CUT OFF BY A HATCHET-RE-
TURNED FROM A HONEY
MoON-PERsONAL
MENTION.
special correspondence to the Smyrna Times
About fifty young people gathered
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Hof-
iecker, near Kenton, Thursday even
!ng' January 18th, for the purpose of
inuulglng IN a good, social pastime. and
u Is needless to say every one present
enjoyed themselves to the utmost. for
II would have been impossible to have
uone otherwise when each and everv
one joined in some play or pleasant
game. At 80 the guests were all as.
sembled and having gay time plaviDp
the Dusty Miller, Jenkins and other
things, but Jenkins seemed to take the
lead IN the way of games, and afforded
quite good bit of amusement TO the
lockers on az well as to those who took
part. AT party of this kind there are
always some who enjoy a social chat a.
well as games.
About II o'clock the diningroon
doors were thrown open and there was
grand march" to those Quarters tba
young married couples taking the lead
The refreshments consisted of ice
cream, cake, fruits of all kinds. candle.
and nuts The time spent in the din.
lngroom was especially euioyed. After
Vacatlng the diningroOm the games
were again resumed aud kept up till a
late hour. Late as it was. some yera
not ready to leave even then. Everv
one expressed themselves as having
delightful time
Last Sunday while playing with =
hatchet, the little son of Thos AMY
Jr., had two fingers nearly cut Off Dr
Nirdin dressed the wound.
William Carter and bride bava ra
turned after two weeks honevmoon
and will occupy the house l4ft vscani
ny Jonn Jacobs. Mr.. Jacobs having
oPGHeu grocery store in the Green
well property, hopes to share portion
OF the patronage of Kenton and vicin.
ity. GNU ''''''
Onr young people will rehearse for =
drama to be given in February
James Dunlap and son spent SUNDAY
in Philadelphia.
CarrOlI Clark and Miss Ida Reese of
Mlliington, Md, were the quests ~
Miss Nan Wright on Sunday.
{. ,. Stockwell and family have gone
to Philadelphia to spend a few week.
}. Frank Wild, Of Dover. was in
town on Saturday.
Walter Donovan is spending G.w
days at home.
J. Il. Me,sick and wife oC NUdjia
their property.
Miss Maggie Blackiston has returned
to SMYRNA after spending a few davs
with Mrs II. b. Clark, near KeDtop
LEOX
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23
FOR RENT,

u-',,.. a c?W3!iortab.e and c,avc....,,
mount Vernon -trect Apply. ~
1921, WIN VI BELL
~nyr,3 d..
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

DON'T forget the Turkey Supper at
Carr's tomorrow night. r
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

For chapped face, hands and lips, use
spears ENAMELLA. At Druggists. 2Oc.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

SOME men seem to think there is no
solid comfort in anything but liquids.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

aoouts, as per common statement who
seem to go on the principle that the
colet business of life is to be ''ornerv y
10 go to school in their younger days
was lrksome, and as they get older
they avoid Church, Sunday School
good associations, everything. for the
most profane and depraved habits.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-23

ID. G. MONTGOMERY Jr., of Dover.
district Deputy Archon, installed the
officers of Smyrna Conclave, No. 45
l. .. ID. of this town on Tuesday even
ing of last week.