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Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

OF this town, and was brought here for
interment Feb. 18th:
Died, at Mr.. VIM. Moore's, in this
place, Feb. 9th, 1895, about 2 O'Clock
P: M, Mrs. Mary Moore, of pneumo.
MIA. Just one week from the same
hour, the funeral services of her bus-
band were held. Mrs. Moore had the
closest attention given ber by the
physicians and Mr.. Moore's family
Dut she had contracted such deem cold
trying to give relief to her husband. at
the time of his death, that the disease
could not be arrested. She was mar
ried to Mr.. Moore Dec. 24th, 1876. and
though she was raised in the north
she came and made Mt. Airv her
nome, making Mr.. Moore's people.
ana all OF us, feel that she was one Of
US. 80 the years rolled by. she grew
upon the people; true it is hard for ms
TO give her up Three years ago last
IalI she made profession of faith i'm
GhTlst' under the preaching of Rev. ].
w. harrison, and was baptized at the
same time by Bro. L. r. Pruett into the
Fellowship of the Baptist church of this
place We do not hesitate to hold nm
ner life as that of devoted cbristian
While she did not attend church regn-
iiaa,rly, yet we believe that she loved
ChrIst and his church. She evinced
the character of true and devoted
companion, always making, if possible.
sunshine in her home, and cheering
the heart of her partner in life. To ali |
She was unpretentious, frank. bnt |
courteous, generous and kind To- the |
poor as well as to the affluent. To
know her was truly to love her. We
shall sadly miss her.
Dearest Sister, thou hast left ms
here thy loss we deeply feel:
But It's God that hath bereft us
lie can all of our sorrows heal,
10 the bereaved family we would
ay the separation will be short. if Won
,,nly take her Saviour to be vonr
saviour. God has meant it for yonr
'ood and our good. Let us all hone
o meet her on the banks of sweet de.
lverance.
NJ. &C. c. HAYMoRE."
MI Airy, N. c., Feb. 6, 1895.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

The European papers speak of the
present winter being the severest that
continent has experienced in the CEN
tury, and the cause of a great deal of
suffering. Like this country. the snow
and cold has extended to Southern
Europe as it has to our Southern States
in deep SHOWS and bitter cold that they
are strangers to. The coast from
Maine to Florida is lined with wrecks
and losses, says a paper of yesterday,
as a result of the Blizzard, such as is
recorded of no similar storm in manv
many years, fixing the loss at 81 $780,
600
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

There convened in Wasbinoton I,st
week and to continue this the erestes,
gathering of representative women
ever held in the United States. sf -,
ne matter Of that, in the world. s.o
washington hotels and boarding houses
are niled with those who will be in at.
tendance. The second triennial of The
"omen's National Council is the nsme
oi the sonvOcatiOn. and it includes All
tne national organizations of a pecu,i
ariy feminine character. Every snhasa
oi female effort will be represented
and there will be female ministers of
the gospel. politicians, LAWYERS. nbv.
aeians' authors. editors, educators.
lress reformers, social purists. pro.
Aioitionists, missionaries, church work.
ers, stenographers, publishers and
many other classes, not to sneak Of
famous women as millionaires or "a
society leaders.
The Washington eorrespopdent of
the NeO York Sun under the head Of
Getting Ready to supplant us' and
the object Ofthsse 5000 600 to organize
ca the plan Of tbs Federal Govern. |
raent says:
The report of the Executive Com.
nlittee Of the Womas's National Conn.
GU mas caused q sensation. The Conn-
Gu has designed a new plan of organi.
eaton. This is to include a SENATE
aud hosse Of Representatives and =
eaolnet composed Of officials renra-
s'nung popular departments of
Noman's work. There Is to he !
nsuonal President, and the whole form,
o. organization is to be patterned after
r.ae OF the United States Government
nere Is to be erected xomanjs ts,,.
PIE. % answer the sane purpose as he
1sp.tal does tue government. Alreadv
slzo,O Is said to have been Dledcad
60 the purpose. F'o1sou
ahe Council has within its ranka
Knty national societies of woman M
~ f00 900 members of it's own. Then
u soeselies which range a. follow~.
me W. Z. 7. u. 100000 members.
sle Kings Daughters, soc. 600. The
Nsuonal Women Suffrage Association
J. 1.@~&Vo the ten Domestic and
koreign Missionary Unions. 1000 000.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

the kindergarten, 100, 900; the Business
Momen's Associations, 100000: the
0NoSeenOgIapners 0oe and Typewriters, 5OO,-
eOo' e' WIN the Universal Peace Union.
Nve College Alumni Associations. the
Matlonai Jewish Women Council the
Women's Relief Corps, the National
ASSOCIATION of Loyal Women of Ameri-
can Liberty, and thirty women's clubs.
al al representing a membership of 5. 600,
COO. inns stands for One-half of ali the
women OF the United States.
Inc idea is TO legislate by an ideal
government morally for the women of
the United States. "
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
MORTUARY.
JARVIS.

:, W. r. Jarvis died near Ches wold las,
Monday after lingering Illness &c i"s !
pulmonary l9 character, aged II wears
lie purchased and settled on a smaiI
i larm at Cheswold about ten years AGO
"here he Is greatly respected. His
remains Will be carried to Babylon
Long Island, his former home. Tbmrs'
uay' lie was an Odd Fellow in pood
church. Ones"old
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
Commissioners Furnishing Supplies.


The following paper. which en-
1races the points of a petition to the
LEGISLATURE to amend the Town Char
Ter In several particulars; among them
Delng provision preventing ('ommis.
SlOners from being interested in con
tracts Tor supplies, is being circulated
ana ls seemingly receiving the general
approval of disinterested citizens II
reads as follows: -
WHEREAS, 1t has been determined
0y the Commissioners of the Town of
smyrna that they will petition the
Legislature in General Assemble met
10 grant certain amendments to onr
charter, and '"'
WHEREAS, 1t is believed that inst
ana prudent instructions attached TO
omclal positions contribute to INNER
sonal administration,
Therefore, We, the undersigned tax
payers OF the town of Smyrna do nr-
gently request that there be incornor-
ated in our town charter a provision
ihnl0Itlng any commissioner from
oeing interested in any contract for
furnishing supplies to our town.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
Legislative Proceedings

|
There has been no matarioi Oh
TL rho Sote lor U. ). Senator this week
.,n ne senate passed unanimously tbo
vention. "''O""' Con
The Queen Anne's railroad hill Wa.
passed by the House. One-tbird Of o '6a
u'TTctoTs rec must reside in Delaware
Inc house on Thursday passed tho
lover and Milford electric railway Hill
Sien amendments, and it is now in the
ne Dill requiring the county suner-
lntenuents of schools to have a b;@h
sraue certificate or college diploma IL
Mr. Davis offered bill to omen and
,ay out new public road in Ken,oU
hundred, Kent county. N"
n representative Pyle presented a
nOuse joint resolution to receive No
Sew business after March 25th. and the
Senate cOncurred. ""u 'ne
me house killed the House bill in
Teachers. ScnoOl Ior
Inc committee on Education report.
eq laVorably the bill offered by Mr..
ni m ustaru TO insure to the free schools of
D9iaWare uniform curriculum. The
o'lI was passed without opposition and
was sent to the Senate for concurrence |
Mr.. Mustard introduced, by request
Dill to allow the Levy Court of Kent |
county to expend $4,000 on the Wood |
land Beach road and then establish a
toll-gate. ''''''"
Mr.. Mustard also presented his bill
TO make the cunning season in Kent
county open one month later than at
present. he also presented a memoriai
protesting against the passage of the
oiII; On the advise of Speaker No,
Mullen the memorial was witbbeId
until the second reading of the bill
Inc House Saturday passed a hilI -
allow allow the town of Seaford to issue S0o
OOo worth OF bonds for the nurnoso nf
raising funds to build water 49,,
Inc House also repealed the IoU, g. e.
me appointment of special Stata 80 ,o'
'taoles at the time of an election '0" ,
YOUTHFUL CoNvlcTs
MT. Alllen gave notice of a bin con.
'e.hing youthful convicts. II will Oon' O S
'lue that when a youth of eitl ar - p'V- 4
~ ,o"VIc'eu OF any offense except n cant
al one the court may instead of ~,
using sentence at once reIeasa ,Lo
i,. on recOgnizance with or
',.nou' surety and sentence be deferred -
'Illug 's,g tne good behavior of the
rlsoner, but if he fails in oood ho e
avlor the court may apprehend and a
e1lence him. The court NAV also it ts
uesues the prisoner to pay a fine in y
'eh lnstallments as it NAV see Az p
In the House, Mr.. Ball gave no,,o, 81
Dill to adopt Margaret Hall Wis.,
nu hosalie Wilson and make th"rn 81
e'Fs'at-law by John Edward AddicSs Sc
COMPULSORY EDUCATION. "
compulsory education was nh.
ought to Dover on Wednesday m
rye delegation of Wilmingtonisra IS
ne party included Mrs. ] .FrsnL "IsIs' pnm Ia
rs '; X. Milling, Mrs. N. r. SmitheaIi' hh,aIi'
rs rs; Charles 5. Howland. Mrs rs of
'a9k Ball, Jon B, Roberts sha shuuge g :. fu
r. Wsddell. Sylvester SoInnos ons nev, eli
Gorge ). Mckee, Jr. onhon and ~
ue house committee grantad
20 the visitors. Two nstisiea u near :
rs. signed by nearly 1000 per. w
rot
,Ah!N9 a. GIVEN TO SOCIAL. tra
n r. taE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE us'HS sSy ssS
nue. nue house gave a hearing to Gsna.., It I,
" maeailister in reference 70 and and
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

CoNGREssNEN VIM. L. Springer, Of
Illinois, predicts that the chief issue
between the Republican and Demo
cratic party at next election, will be
the free coinage of silver. 1t is an i'm.
portant matter, but others think the
main issue in 1896 will be the tariff.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

DENT commences to-day, and the
statement is made that the fashionable
societies that play for prizes and
souvenirs disband for another season.
NOW, 1t the same idea could be instilled
into the minds of the boys who pIav
cards in empty ice houses, unoccupied
cars, on billsides or in caves, the bright
example might be fruitful of good
results. eOOu
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

INSURANCE REPORT. Mr.. Killan !.
the House presented the biennial 20.
port of Insurance COmmissioner Pe,e,
q Meredith. He reported the numbe,
SI Insurance oompsuies authorized n
20 40 business In this State In 1898 was oa
vi this number 80 were Gre; % life. 4
11sseesass,moent; 1901 ,oe; IL casualty; 8 accident. 'In
drs. pss' so 10y companies, OF which So were
= az, a,.; ~ life; 8 assessment; 12 casualty;
= sore accident, and 2 live stock. Fourteen
w,sha vJ,Ihpanlea came inte the State and 4
~ Iee 1eeo receipts Of the State companies
~ rora;'4 aeso were ss7 OF 04; losses s9e 100;
$50 97e.ss sSsS%Psnies, ps.a sl75 ,29O.57 receipts;
eSz PSn,sa o- receipts, $50, a95 ie. losses % @ sSS
oz1 ~; foreign eompanies oSoes S9oe oso SSS,; q
Fseceipts slsl ,oss 5s losses s10I,oDs ~ IssS @
1924, $14, PCS SO. N'i'ected SSH In
The com ., 1alssioner recommsna. ~.
fires 10 the State be sc9snqs ceregaI,v 1s,,s ah9t
rates. Fos aFe increasing
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

IHE money question is as manv-
slued as that of religion, and the ad.
nerents of each will fight to the end in
defence of their doctrines. The hest
way to get rich is to let the financial
lads alone, keep pegging away at some
honest work, spend less than Won earn
pay as you go, and love your neigbbor
as yourself. You may not become n
millionaire, but you will get ali Won
can eat and wear, enjoy health and
happiness and have a better TIM o. "u
Vanderbilts. "lu ''e
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
GRAHAM.

;. Preston Graham, one of our bnildars
u!eu on Thursday, being taken win
Virtlgo while at work and dving two
Iays uy aIteF' In The 77th year of his age.
ne came to Smyrna from Wilmington
~ taKe charge of the carpentering in
tne construction of our large school
Dulldlng, aud liked the town so well
that he shortly after moved his family
mere. he was born in Derby, Conn,
nls great grandfather, Rev. John Gra-
nam, a. M, being the second son of
one OF the MaIquises of MOntrose, in
Scotland, who after graduating at the
University of Glasgow and receiving
orders fer the ministry, emigrated TO
this country After a short STAY at
Exeter, ~ H., he settled in Woodbury.
Conn, remaining until his death in
1874. The grandfather and father of
the deceased were both physicians
the former encouraged and aided the
friends Of the Revolution, and was ono
of the Committee of Safety in the ner;1
lous period of 1875. In performing The
duties of a surgeon in the America,
army he was taken prisoner bv tba
British and confined in the old Dn,oh
church, Nassau street, New YorL
which, sixty years after, his grandson
postmaster OF that city, converted intn
4 spacious post Office. 'A'o
Mr.. Chauncey Graham. of q a..
ham q Son, architects, of Wasbin.Sas,
2. u, is the only brother of the late
5reston Graham, who survives him
DE leaves besides his widow. a son
md daughter, Mrs. +. II. Beck. All nf
whom are living in this town. tn
nterment was Sunday afternoon H.
odd Fellows cemetery, Rev. q ~ ~
adams officiating. y
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

REV. H. S. THOMPSON, of FELTON,
made call at the TIMES office one do -
last week, and in the conversation
made reference to the Stereopticon lec'
Iure OF ,. ). shoomkoA, of Sophia, BuI.
garla' IN that town, in the most Il after.
ing terms. He found in Mr.. Shoomkoff
a man OF most interesting history and
promise of usefulness to his country
and in his lecture, besides views 0f
great attractiveness, "A tact at descrin.
tlon and incident, customs and
strange historic facts, that was charm
ing; The house. he says, would he
paeked again to hear him. The date
ior Smyrna is Friday evening. March
9Th, at the Opera House. ~
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
NOTICE

/ IN 4 -
Ia ~ Notlce Is hereby given that T. John r. Dis.
! ~ ~ CGIIilS the tenant of the hons. l,a
Kt ny DeIawaTe House in the Town of .i 1'ru"H
neIt county and State of Delaware i,,t4 4Ny ma
a9PplIcallon TO the Court of General So! ~ iIaSe
heaCe ana Jail Delivery of the state ~ I Dl Ine
~ @ ana LOT Kent County at It's next sce "a y aIg
S IN ouLh LhIhence and be held al Dow IN LIZ. I'm
A. aforesaid, on Monday. tbs ff.n1ih -
HeS VI a pIlI IN the year of ourI IorJ & - uNu M
St I1 ~ hundred and ninety-fve for a. Io tagI
& OI tHe ne keeplng of an inn or tavern ana ,te tCese
tis is me SAFE OF intoxicating LIQUORS in I ,;
II, elial one quart TO be drunk on the nrdniS
lva r,1T 20 IS, Salu, delaware House" The said DoIo
"a t rouse wherein an inn or tavern * n-oT
- De Kept with the privilege of selling belein
n,o., liquors in less quantities than ona
Hi,oV 70 3e drunk on the premises is located in
~ LIEU ochOol District, Nos. and II ana and i6t
tI eiI county aforesaid, and formiul, one i'1i,;
~; iS'O0I DlS!rlct by the name of tho Smvrne -
Nc % oSH0Ois, Vgs, and at the South east oay
NJ ~, VI aAln street and Mount Vernon fo-r,erI
ny n.e'iiiOuISt ~ street in the said Town of Smr:
10 10 N hent county aforesaid Tho na!
Vi tne respectable citizens recomrne,,-l; mt @
Salu application, (and at least one half - Ish! N!
are freehOlderS) are '''e'ii"il oI "hOm
Jacoh - h Abel Taylor
Wm NJ TaS";N9I' wilson 7. Cavender
d. j CnmTnf1s, ThOs. K jefferson
w r Tia.' ns' ). F. Hallman
Augnstns c.ss' Elmer HOtfecker
'0ou'' NJ. NJ p. Scout
Smyrna na1 IL ~ JOHN c. BLIZZARD
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

w w " Hardman, Sheriff of Tvls, ~
nor "a; =; appreciates good thine Snd ner 20,
trataS MAI 70 say 50. He was iroost % ,'s uoes
tie sv ~ Tlth cold whom he proenrsd esos' pros
saws oV191,noerlain's V1, Cough Remedy RsE p2., T4.
It to be- an n gave gave me prompt rslief, and
and colds . n'HgFslasoIe Fau s remedy for coughs S
mond, Smyrna, Del ~ clifton & Ray
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

THE SMYRNA TIMES is published at smyrns
Del. every Wednesday afternoon, at ? O'Clock
The IIxEs is an independent paper devoted to
the welfare Of the.tOwn it represents and the
state Of which it is part. It also gives the
TENS Of importance Of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER,
Editor and Proprietor
ROBT. n. HOFFECKER, JR.,
Associate Editor
TERMS-sUBscRIPTIoN-Sl5O per annum. No
paper is discontinued until all arrears are paid
up-except at the option Of the publishers.
ADVERTISEAENTS-TaE 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,
enion, ChesWold, Leipsic, &c. rate of so
cents an inch per month viii be charged for
transient advertising. A special reduction on
all semi-annual and yearly advertisements
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

"hen Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung to Castor4a
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

IHE fruit growers of the Peninsula
are much pleased with the up-to.dats
prospect for a good crop of ali kinds of
Iruit next summer. OF course they
IealIze that many risks are yet to be
encountered, such as late spring frosts
tne eurcnlio and rosebug, heavy storms
At time Of blooming, &C., but when the
last OF February finds the binds alive.
yet dormant, the greatest danger Is
past.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

WE learn from Mr.. L. P. Campbell
I0r 10, 50 many years the proprietor Of
woodland Beach that he does nor
longer expect to be connected with II
ihlS was not what was expected wben
niesser Mott u Co., purchased the
pace OF Geo. W. Reybold, hut he now
ieafus That the new management
ueslre to run it themselves, and he il
OuC-at least for such parts of it as he
cares for. The people have become so
accustomed to Mr.. Campbell and his
methods OF easy management. that If
win seem strange to them to have anv
one else in charge of the premises
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
The following is the time table of
the steamer Ella for March

IN tuesday, March IL, no passengers
will be carried. q >
vented by ice. P'o'
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

Mite Society which was added to the
gross receipts. The ladies of the Mite
society were well pleased with their
success. The gross receipts were SI15
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

MRS. GERTRUDE STEVENSON. who
u,., Wrea at The Home for Aged Women. in
miImlnRton. Saturday. aged 7S wears.
was the mOther-in-laW Of three minis.
,rrs-Rtv. A. S. MOwbray, of Newport.
=. ". Green, of Tobyhanna, Pa. and
= ID. Mitchell, of Parsonburgh. Md
anh an own aunt of Geo. M. Stevenson
o. tsls town, Interment was made at
Dover yesterday, ~
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

LAST year went out with an excess
OF temperature of about 5OO'. But two
months OF this year have gone but it
LOOKS as they had an ambition to lower
.he hgures to an equalization iE their
lime the deficiency thus far being 8Oso
FEBRUARY marking 26O' below thar
usual for the month. 'N"'
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
MIS-. NJ. G. MOORE.

The following obituary is taken fro,.
tne fddkln lAdlley News, of M H..
4 = o., Of Feb. 7th. Mrs. Moore ~ a'y,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Robt Noss;a gas q
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

CoNFEREScE is three weeks off to.
uay' and there is pHch to do in most
cnarTges' because of the bad weather
9l'H9Tances, to get ready for it. The
Gays are perceptibly lengthening their
course, and let US hope, getting ready
~ redeem the time by better tempera.
'tie and better travelling.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

SWEET BABY GRACE" is the title of
a piece OF music composed by VIM. J.
pougnten, of Smyrna Landing, and
published by music company Of Phil.
aGeIphia. 1t is spoken of as a CATCHY
piece and will doubtless have its admir-.
ers. ~ '-'''
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

DURING the cold weather of the nas4
Two or three weeks the passerby. in
observing the large and varied col.
lection OF hyacinths in full bloom in
the windows Of Mrs. c. H. Register
mad vision of what after the bleak
winds are ended genial spring will
bring US. VIII
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

JOHNNY JUMPUPs, the first harbinger
Sl spring were gathered yesterday
from one OF our gardens where a bank
OF snow had melted, but which had
protected them under its white cover
ing while the fierce air currents have
reIghned above during the past weeks
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

S;,EVERsoN's SCHOOL, district No. 6
SUN maintains its usual high standard
among the public schools of Kent
county The teacher, Miss Grace r.
nwl4ney' has several scholars study
ing Latin who will soon be reading
C'eSar. Also, scholars in Algebra and
nlgher Mathematics The names on
the roll OF honor for the winter term
follows: arc as
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

The personal property of the late
NJ MRS. Ann Jamima Foxwell, on Mount
vernon street, will be sold to-morrow
i1ursday, at l o'clock, p. M, by the
administrator, Garrett Foxweil Sec
advertisement in another column.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

TOMORROW will be the last dav of
tne calendar winter. Let her 90, and
peace to her ashes.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

in returning from funeral at Ken.
Ton on Thursday, in pulling in and
around the snow banks, the hearse ol
Undertaken FAIRIES met with a rough
experience-frst snappinga singletree.
then breaking the centre bolt. throw.
lEg John. the driver, over the horses
ana topping the hearse over on the
ground. The accident happened near
bryn Zion Church, aud it required the
aid OF the blacksmith Of Kehton 10 en-.
aole the team to get heme. Fortunate.
iy it occurred after the funeral was
oyer, '''7
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

THERE are many cases of bad colds
ana some cases of grippe about town.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

H. Y.WALLEN has purchased from
boyer q 20: the store room recently
erected in Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

Ephraim Lower, near Brenford is
recovering from the second mishap IN
three years of dislocatiug his shouId-r
TINS llme from the trivial circumstance
el giving II twist in arising suddenly
from the 6OOF.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

LIGHT spring overcoats will soon be
IN In order. Our clothiers have them at
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

kEv. W. Il. MowBRAE, Of SMYRNA
Circuit. makes the following Announce
maDts of the sermons he viii nreach !,
seyersoa's and Bethel. The unfavor-
aoie CONDITION OF the roads since the
blizzard mas materially affected the
regularly oi his Sunday appointments
g, toF me benefit Of his congregation
ne pubiis3es the following statement
for the month OF Hsrch: There will be
preaching at Seversons on SUNDAY
March Sd, at 1880 A. NJ, March 10th.
Ct 9 y. NJ, March 18th. 1890 A. NJ; at
Bethel, March Sd, P. M.. March 10th
1850 a. NJ, AMI March 18th, 8 r.M.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
WAN THD

T., lHoUsEKEEPER, to take cbo.,..
IN the country. '''A' chaFge Of house
Apply at
- TINES OFFICE
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
DEATHS
FOR SALE.

nntbi IN ~ ,ad ,MadARIM..Died Feb. 22,b o,
III Ine 42d year of his age Son Of ron at Eanhu,y,
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

SEWER tapping has commenced
again now that the snow is largely re-
moved from the streets.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

The Odd Fellow of this town have
granted the use of their hall to the
Conference Examinining Committee
where next Monday two weeks ali
students will come up for examination.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
NOTICE.
WANTED

ora "a Hi00u3Seke!eiper 10 Sc to take charge ofs h,
cbiIdra,, chi In iamlly man ana his vtame nome with
'''Oe"' prefer ed. Inquire immediat.,%y Without
TIMES OFrrC,," "e
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

y LIE regular business meeting of the
y +. Society will be held at the ME-
parsonage tonight, at 7.3O o'clock A
i1ll attendance is requested as il is the
election of officers. = - 'Ao
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

y b. COOPER, in his advertisement
mas something interesting to say to
purchasers about marking down prices.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

KEy. JAMES GRAHAM, of Canada
will deliver free lecture in the Golden
Eagles Hall, third story of the Cooner
Building, tonight. All are cordisIlv
invited. '"''J
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

CONGRESS has adopted a resolution
extending to April 18th the time in
winch income tax returns may be filed.