Smyrna times., 1895-03-13
SEE ads of W. G. Pierce.

SEE ads of W. G. Pierce.
J. w. JONES will have a full line of
chickens, &c. on sale during
Conference.
Z. G. WALLS has the large addition
% his store well under way, and will
doubtless have it completed in few
weeks.
THOMAS JEFFERSON moved into his
new store yesterday. He will have
better and more convenient room in
every way.
THE Transportation Company will
start their Phosphate factory next
Monday. They are expecting a large
spring trade.
THE regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters will be held this evening at
the home of Miss Clara Bewley at Z
o'clock. SEC'y.
JOHN II. FARRELL announces his /
second "drive", and E. c.. FAIRIES a
supply of nearly everything the far
mers need for spring use.
WILD ducks are beating their way |
north from the southern waters, and |
our sportsmen are after them. 1t is |
worth their lives to stop to feed.
In the horse suit case between
Frank Rieman and Colonel Morrison,
which has been pending before Squire
Cooper for a week or more, the referees
decided in favor of the former.
J. B. CoUNsELMAN & Co., of Smyrna
Landing have started making cans for
their summer tomato supply. !.
II. Hoffecker will begin in about
week.
AT the next meeting of the Smyrna
Grar rge, Saturday afternoon the, subject
for discussion will be 1.-The shipping
and sale of Fruit" A full attendance
is requested.
THE Sunday Missionary Anniversary
that was to have come off on Sunday
evening at the M. E. Church, had to
be postponed until next Sunday even
ing. Interesting exercises are promised.
A memorial service to the late Rev.
Enoch Stubbs was held Wednesday
evening in the Thirteen Street M. f.
nnnh Inlv l.
mond responded for the Smyrna pastor
ate.
The high wind and driving snow for
an hour or two Saturday morning had
something suggestive of the blizzard,
but it was only bit of March weather
followed later in the day by sunshine
THE Rev. Geo. S. Bell late ofShamok-
in, Pa will fill the pulpit of the Presby-
terian Church at Smyrna on Sunday
next. He comes as a candidate for the
vacancy made by the resignation of
Rev. G. G. Adams.
L. NJ. PRICE has a steam barge loaded
with kainit, muriate of potash and nit
rate of soda on the way to his mill for
spring manufacture, he having already
laid in his other supplies for the same
purpose. See advertisement.
SINCE our announcement last week
| in regard to Woodland Beach, L. P.
Campbell, the we'll known proprietor,
! has made arrangements with the new
owners to continue on as proprietor on
very much the same conditions as
formerly.
WE are now at work on o circular
for Megear & Son, in which they give
a complete list and description of the
many tempting delicacies in their
Fancy Grocery Department. This
will be distributed the last of this week
and will prove very valuable to the
hOusekeeper.
FRIENDSHIP NJ. E. Church held on
Sabbath morning, 10th inst, Mission
ary service by Pastor Hynson, assisted
by Rev. S. J. ShOOmkOff, of Bulgaria.
The report of the year shows no falling
| Ou lIOm I6buTus OI tue previous year
and probably a small advance by Con-
ference time.
THE fsherman's horn has been the
gift of the past few days with its dis
cOrdant music, to be more familiar as
the days become longer and warmer
A considerable quantity of perch and
rock fish caught at Bombay Hook on
Friday were shipped to the city market
on Saturday. The smaller in size were
sold in this town.
| We had expected to publish the
Town Statement last week, but the
same reason that prevented its publica
tion last week also prevents it this
the inability of the Secretary of the
Board, Mr.. FAIRIES, to get it ready for
the printer, his time largely both day
and night being taken up in preparing
for and experimenting funerals. There
is hardly any doubt but that it will bC
ready for our next issue.