Smyrna times., 1895-10-16

NOOD WIitIuS paper 1Uc pound q
/ Clifton Il Raymond's.
dOUsEKEEPERs are busy putting II
stoves and removing all heating an
paratus.
SEE new advertisements of Hamber
ger & Son, J. & J. N. Hartman and other
all worth reading.
REV. w. r. Mowbrav announces tba
extra services well begin at serverson
next Sunday night.
The LangdOn Dramatic Compan,
have the Opera House engaged for thu
whole of next week.
GROUND Michigan sage and SinSa.
pore shot pepper 25c pound the rer,
Oest at Clifton & Raymond's.
MEGEAR X Son announce in adver.
tIsement formal opening tomorrow
Friday and Saturday evenings.
IHE Churches were slimly attended
sunday morning caused by the wind
ana ram storm prevailing at that time
ATTENTION is called to advertise.
ment OF the Berlin Nurseries. The
proprietOrs, J. G. Harrison & Son
make speciality of things needed on
this Peninsula.
The great Kent County Court with
It's correspondent in politIco-criminaI
manipulation, the Grand jury. will he
on trial before the Yeomanrv of the
county next week.
The Kings Daughters will hold
their regular meeting this evening at
the home of Miss Clara Bewley-Com-
menclng promptly at 7 o'clock. A full
attendance Is desired as business of
Importance must be transacted.
SEC.
J.. L. MUNDY, residing near Ches-
void, who intends to quit farming and
change his residence to PhiladeIpbia
advertises his personal propertv at
puohc vendUe on Thursday of next
week.
1HE pig roast at Centennial Church
last week was a success, netting $4,000.
The Odd Fellows Association of Cen.
lennial Hall will have a street parade |
ana festival tomorrow night, the band |
1ere oeing assisted by the band from
Dover.
DO you want your picture for Christ
mas presents? Now is the time to sit
or them, don't put it off any longer.
,ut come to the Smyrna gallery on
v fednesday of each week. CUMMINGS
he photographer, branch of 3O2 Mar
.et street, Wilmington. I'll
OUR l5c sage is the best Italian.
SLACK pepper for 10c and 15c is good.
'nftOn & Raymond. z
CLARENCE PRETTYNAE will sell in
'ont OF his store at 2 o'clock ON Satur
az afternoon, the remainder of his ,
-ocK of furniture. He is thus clearing
VI at public sale his furniture to
IePare a dental Office for DIR. Frank
ayton Grier, who expects to locate :
ere aboHt the first of November. $
". y. PIERCE, who has advertised
orman Bone Phosphate in the TIMES
n several years, has had satisfactory a
lies this season, its virtue as a fertili. a
r having been established. The I
lster wheat Fertilizer has likewise I
zen successful, COsgriff, Beck and ;
azEll having nearly cleared out their S
ltire stock. C
DON'T wait until the last moment
ID then complain because your photos p
e not finished for Christmas. Re- n
ember We can only do so much work q
gwen time and that is the reason n
ese notices appear in the papers. a
amen gallery at Smyrna open only +,
wednesday Of each week. Cum- a.
ass' me photographer, 3O2 Market b
-eet, Wilmington. Z r.
PARESTs will please send their q
lldren to meeting of the Band of 10
1pe 10 the usual place Saturday after
on, at three o'clock, At a business re
'eting Of the w, c, Il. u. Monday NJ
ernoon, Miss Edith Beck and Katie K
cRett were appointed superintend-
Is OF the Band, and We ask for them o
support and encouragement of
rents in their responsible and i'm.
'ianI WORK. PRESS SUPT. N
lHE following clipping from an East Cl
ShOre exchange is quite applicable II
more towns than the one named
the paragraph MANY people who 10
not live at Queen Anne think IL ~
% a prosperous little place that thew ~,
her up all their fame, halt, blind and "a,
sehievous cats, bring them here and 81
W them out. Twill soon becoma
te an industry 10 watch for the SCI
gons and carfisges that dron ont Er
3. If persons should thipk our neo. 5eI
curious because they watch them ree
y ssonid remember tits not for Co
iosity, but for protection. res
on
NOTWITHSTANDING 1895 has SUBJ eli
led as TO an unusual drought. the
cal crops OF the nation have been w
acleptig large to depress the prices. son
estimated that the wheat crop this ~
r is about four hundred and twenty ES,iIii
million bushels, or thirty-five mill a.
bushels less than last years enor- lab
ss yield. The corn crop will be the tjol
sest ever raised in this country. IL for
} fair to yield two and one half bill unit
bushels. The agricultural report Oe
ws that there are eighty-two million {
eres in corn this year, so that the ha,
rage yield would be about thirty in
heas % tbe acre. De,