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Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

The Treasury gold reserve was re.
duced Monday to $50, ,469. .17S, the with.
irawals for the day, as officially re.
ported to the Treasury. being s., 1856.
goo. OF the Withdrawals at New York
s2,75O,OOo was for export This brings
the Treasury gold reserve down to the
lowest point it ever reached since the
resumption of specie payments on Jan.
uary l, 1879.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

MONsIGNoR SATOLLI, in his address at
'Le annual dinner Of the Gridiron Club
at washington, last week, uttered Soma
iOquent remarks on the public press
as an organ of public opinion. He said
in part: ''''
Man, as social being has ,br.a
natural needs. The communication of
MS IDEAS interest aud participation in
tne government Of the State to which
ne belongs. to be kept as accnra,ein
ana promptly as possible informed of
Wnst goes on in the world about him
Nothing better meets these three Won,
,,hI;. P1'''1 press datlY or
f,u,, ..' being
-uliy proportionate to the social evi.
gencies Of the human mind
Society is an organized BODY Tho
government Is its head; the people its
members; the military its Nerves ana
muscles; its blood the wealth. -
has it's sistOle and astole tbropgb 49,
industry OF the people; morality and
religion are its heart; the press nav
well be termed its lungs since If sorno,
as the organ Of respiration.
4 don't hesitate to saw rbs, n H.
BODY polite, the public press has ,hat
once which in the Individual is nor
formed by conscience, and 10 de6ne :,
as the organ Of social conscience T.
tact, what are the functions of a.
science? TO testify, to withhold ond
lhs'igatF' to accuse, to reprehend and
to cause remorse.
Is 1t not the public press whiob =.
.he proper time, should make knomn
20 the makers Of laws what sbouId ~
should not be done for the common
"eiiareY Can anyone deny the public
press the right. in matters which eon.
Germ the people at large, to estimate tho
value of public actions? EspeciaIIv
Goes the public press act as to nublic
conscience, since the mass of the neo.
PIE think. speak and act under the in
nuenoe Of impressions received from
their daily papers.
Journalism is a life of devotion 70
nigh aud noble work, to the epli0bt
nient and betterment of mankind
bringing with it that reward, richer than
ene mere accumulation of wealth. the
of being a factor in the 4,
onward progress Of humanity"
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30
Public Sales.

Wednesday, Feb. 6.-Jos. w. Williams
stock farming implements, Be-. at
his residence, three miles from
Smyrna, adjoining the farm of An.
drew Spear Jos. A. Buckson, Auc.
Thursday, Feb. z, SG5.-James w
Clark, well-bred horses, cattle, &c
on the J. c. Bailey farm, three miles
from Smyrna. b. V. Weldon. Anc
Monday, Feb. II, 1895. Nathaniel r
Carey, stock, farming implements
&c, near Green Spring. b. V. Wei
don, Auc.
Wednesday, Feb. 13.-Wm. Geo. Truov
stock, farming implements. So na9.I I
Rothwell's Landing. B. v. Weldon
Auc.
Thursday, Feb. 14-E. Beck s,ooL
farming implements, &c, On , ~,
Bel" farm, near Brenford. r. w "
Weldon, Auc. v
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30
The Heating Of the NJ. E. Chnrnh

Last sunday morning. tbouob no, .,
cold, was enough to make the onJitos
lum of the NJ. f. Church rather nncon,.
io''aole. ms was owing to the strong
northwest wind chilling the north side
! aI tht building. seSton John Cameron
,ldu neeu keeping up "a raging ire since
o'clock that morning, but in suite of
Ihls ne was unable to heat the room ~
lhe proper temperature In the cellar
where the heaters are placed the tom.
ptrature registered about ll5o and
scarcely could one stav there over a
leW minutes at a time. Blth furnaces
were Fed-hot and from these hut Very
niue neat, comparatively speaking
assembled 70 the auditorium.
Inc matter has puzzled Sevto,
Cameron no little. Why the heat
should be ditfused through the calIar
instead of going up the pipes was some.
thing be could not account for Tn f.o,
~ mas always been acting this wav and
ne mas often made the remark, that if
some way could be found to concen.
trate this enormously ditfused heat il
|Ouid Ee w0tth several iona Of coal a
year TO the church. The two furnaces
one OF which Is kept going all tEetime
consumes IA tons of coal each winter
and then does not heat the church as il
ought to be heated
The question was asked of NJ.
Cameron, what he thought would be
the cheapest plan for heating the entiTe
church :" TO this he quickly reDlied
That a. bic opinion, tie hot water sys1
tenn was the least expensive. 1t woHId |
always keep the church at an even
temperature, and one furna,e would do
the entire work. The amount of cool
consumed would probably be some'
where between eight and ten tons If
coal winter, WIS u
SuFSly some action should be. taken
by the Board of Trustees toward tbil
matter Of heating Either some wa~ @
should be devised for concentrating
nus dihnsed heat or new system nnt
n. The comfort of the audience ip
very Important matter to consider
ne running of church and shonId ra, %
'elYe the first attention. - ''
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

WAITE ". HYNsoN, son of Rev F..
n. HynsOn, of this town. who 10 non, -,
opjig aeaJHIhg school in SUSSEX county, is an
applicant for the position of SuDerin.
tendent OF the Sussex county Public
ncnools. Dir. Hynson is a bright young
9i5 man and one who is fully qualified t6
MI the position. He was a class-mate
ol the present superintendent. and -
man man who, if appointed will do his dutv
ne ne ls a graduate of Delaware College
S9i,,It Sir, IhtiyHson is now in charge of the
hlllville public gchools.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

Mid5It CaTlton nc @COrHw9ll, foreman of the Gazette
aiS MiGgeso%9 So"g5 RsI:a r. I believes that Chamber
home. He used it for a cold and II - ,.e,y Every
speedy cure. He says at ia i0diected
grand remedy, l can recommend 70 "uHeu uiI q
nave also seen it used for whoonin0 on ali' L
with the best results" 25 and 5o.dsa 5os eolgh,
ma, Del. y raymond, Smyr-
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

PASTOR STENGLE, in his usual Sun.
day morning announcements comDii-
hentsn the committee for procurino
conference homes, and said if had b1aSS
I; Iohe with the least trouble of anv in
us experience or observation. Almost
enough homes have been procured and
Il me committee only knew how manv
would be absent. probably they have
sufficient number. Everything is
virtually ready for the meeting of Ihis
great Conference and a most pleasant
week is anticipated
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

THE SMYRNA TIMES is published at SMYRNA
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-sl per annum. No
paper is discontinued until all arrears are paid
up-except at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS-TH 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.
Kenton- 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., 1895-01-30

~ among which will be found N,
g$4N descendants of the Standard Rra'
-NC@Ac and tSo Jarrett, Tht, 226i4: Cypress $50
| iits' iIihvSts' Scathelock and Danvilie AiSo 5I n5I
heu Black Percheron horse. -''S'' AaIia
~. ~. celia Bay Mare. wears o,., -,
me; she by thoroughbred horse Sc,o,bin, Ia5n, ran
;S,p ;TS mp Eclipse, dam, the noted Fannie ~ ne
nr6misny So. Oy revenue This is one Of the most
PIOmis'hg young mares in the coun4rv0 ;,'I nus
PROMPT drive Il miles an hour undcr ~, oelng
can trot close TO 3 minutes N' PuiI' ahd
ola ~; S,L--'"Cyclone." Big Brown Horse : vsors
press % ba,, Ium Il; hands high. Sired by ~
III - bAul Lizzie. he by Louis NanIlocy
driver e"ou worker and fair
h,; ~ u Maud Brown Mnre. 6 wears ola s,-,,
DickeTs"n's ne y oy SSathelock. Dam Blink I
gooS ,v noted driving and trotiino IN, D.
learn TO go fast. e"''eu ana should
sire9 sired hY h3IILizzie ,Iie Brown Mare. - wears a.,
was sired by Valentine. he hv ia bpSin koaf who
lie has trr,ieSe' son of the noted FaSbi" npreu
mare and Jsn, pmtIfsalely ~ IN 24i. Excellent brnnd
~ u"u uam OF five good ones oFood
NO No 5-"Dick, Bay Horse : voo..,,
s,osi 5oatihelock dam Fancy, Vernon NJ sired by
Boou worker ana driver ' morgan stock.
l,,. ~ Puss,' Sorrel Mare. : voo,s
Handslan stocI, dam Sunday Irish C6ief ed area
~ SauuIe mack; safe for lady TO drvo YET also
Danyill nay Gelding. years old si.,,
he GrnS;' Inoroughbred he by King I.sr orId H 5y
Minor by Pane9s PS1ns'op Dany dam was NJ MsT2y Sy
NO, s-Bay Geldinr. n,' aAm na.,i Lizzie 'No -
'SnE'ile Mn Dam Roaf, the dam Of No. %iu sired by
ior,, ~ NJ SS1Lbay Filly2 years old sirad A
nurse dam Maple. she b,
IS No. o Bam T%'I Keia Ely - years old Sired s.,n
~. ll-Sorrel Filly yearold ~
No Iau ~ ". Dam, Maple by SoatheocIt hSI same as
81, ~; !; ~, Weanling Horse Col, I;
the Sid p RRoSas%a RoSe92 oy old besncey Sy GS[ aer
nidsmith, is one of The ines;; 40 This mare
rem over and has trotted IN y uSSerS ed ever
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

EDW. f. SAYLEs, a miIlwriobt wbo
mas oeen Ia this vicinity of and on for
several months, employed in putting in
,QiieFs at Hopkins mill, Clayton. and
Maicomb's mill, Brenford, is now wing
crltlcaily I'll at the Delaware House
WIN d severe case OF pneumonia. After
the death of Mr.. Malcom he was on.
gagged at the Central mills to instrnct
MS sons In the art of running the new
roIler system. While there he con-
tracted cold which has resulted in
the chronic case above mentioned. Nh
oayles Is here without friends or
money. Until Monday afternoon moth
I'D could be found concerning the man.
VINO ne was or wheTo he was from No
ietters IN his possession could give the
slightest clue. Parties were telegraDbed
to in West Virginia in hone of fnding
some OF bis relatives. In the evening
Mr.. Sayles for while hecam me conscious
enough to give those attending him the
ADDRESS of his brother in West Virginia
and another relative in Massachusetts
1hough very sick man there is signs
OF slight Improvement. Great credit
Is due to the Kings Daughters of our
Town. As sOon as they heard of the
case they immediately took the sick
man IN charge and haye since procured
Ihe services of nurse that lie might
receive the mOst careful attention, DR.
Ashcraft has charge Of the case and
with careful attention, he hopes TO
bring him through.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30
Slelghing Carvlnai

For the first time in two wears. our
lovers of good sleighing have had a
chance to rub the dust of of their cent
ters and enter sleighing carvinaI
Eariy yesterday morning sleighs began
10 come out 0Ee hE one, and by noon
ana after Main street was alive win
the ringing OF merry sleigh bells All
Kinds OF sleighs were out. cutters hi,,
family sleighs, hox sleighs, In fact anv-
thing to enter this favored SNORT and
by the way they took ADVANTAGE of this
Httle snow you would have tbOuOht il
winter. ''
In the afternoon Main Street WAS
changed into regular race track and
everybody from the country around
who had a speedy horse and cutter
entered the heat. This contest seemed
TO be mainly between VIM. NJ. Lewis
A. lee Cummins Of this town. and Col
Morrison of Clayton VIM. NJ. Lewis
carried OF the laurels as having
the Fastest trOtter on the track. No
one could scarcely touch him. altbouob
A. Lee Cummius made him hustle for
while. 1t was almost neck to necku
between A. Lee Cummins and Col
Morrison. One time the former wonId
win and the other time the latter. Ono
spectator who had been watching the
races between Lewis and Oummins
among the first heats, said that it was |
most exciting at times. They would |
come neck and neck and Mr. Louis
only beat sir. Dummins by the lpuoth
OF his horses tongue, which stuck 0nt
at the time"
10 day the sleighing has started mn
apace and this afternoon some interest.
ing racing IS expected. Mr.. Cummins
expects to take all down TODAY in fac,
alter "A heated contest this mornino no
passed W. M, Lewis's trotter Trot1ars
are expeGIed th IS afternoon from Mia,
dletoWn, Odessa, Leipsio, etc.. and a
royal good time is Anticipated ftba
weather keeps favorable.
Among the sleighs out were u
Jardine l. NJ Price, with two snani. T.
ing bays; II. d Boyer. H. b Gri""n4
W. " w. IsGhGdy, two bays; John w
Deakyne, W. F. Dunn, b V. Weldon
y =; Armstrong, }; z. Blizzard, DIR. i
u. McGansland, Robert Dennev. !
Harry HURT. larence Raymond Gi.
pert Iruax, John CosgriF, Fred Lang
J0hn r Hudson, John p. Collins. DR. + !
W. Clifton, J. F. Goldsboroueb r. w
lavender, J. Frank Dennev' Tbon"ao
Joverdale, l. n. Mills, George Teann onlaS
PANEL G. Bailey. l. lward C1rrv II ne
Moore, Samuel Cats, Matthew Enrd
drs. Maria Smith, George r TbomnHH' I
on, Gilbert Wilds, Ross Counsaimnpp
ieoIge Heinold, DR.. T. !. Lamhdin'
V. Polk Cummius, W. G. Pierce Iohn'
'ruax, Richard Brown, Levi Antbonu NJ
ames Anthony, A. l.. Hudson 7 "
ioffecker, J. Frank GoOtee and Jobn
!: Phillips. Jr.. Jas. Robinson. w w
Vhitlock aud u. II Beck. :.
1. Howard Lewis, who for the mas,
~ iS years has represented the Mutual
~ le insurance Company of New York
IN q Inls territory as General Agent. TT
~ isaye TO morrow to take charge of
az enera rMa13Fsnea4teFn New York State
asgenoy Of that Company with
% eau aq quarters at Troy. The otloes NJ
lie company have been iona,od 'I "
II many years. but in aho',t ~ tne!e &
20 aIbaeyy they will be Permanently loeaued o1 Ia M
rye offices have been uesIIaoie and hol
e requisite for the coo ecured which o.
g bEsiness Of this constantly constant grow EaSN1
eFuerC " Pell has taken cbarony wit
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

AN entertainment consisting of rec
itatlons, dialogues, singing, &c, will
De given under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid Society, at Smyrna Land
ing, wednesday evening, Feb. 9th.
Admission, Is cents. The proceeds
VIII be for the benefit of the M. r
Church of that place.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

IHE Presbyterian Ghrietian Endeavor
society were surprised beyond every.
Tng 1nlng al the success of their supper last
thursday evening and the only thing
they nave to regret is that they hadn't
enough to go around. Their turkey
gave out before the crowd came. How.
eyer they had enough oysters and
Maryiand biscuits to supply the large
attendance. Their net receipts were
sal which will be expended toward
getting carpet for the Sunday School
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

GEORGE W. REYBoLD has sold Wood.
land Beach, including the several hun.
dred acres of land attached to il. to
Otis y Company, on private terms.
The boat will be run by Mr. Revbold
as usual and the change is not expected
to affect the prOprietOrship of L. p,
Campbell, of the hotel and premises
The composition of the company will
be known later.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
"hen She was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When She became Miss She cung to Castoria
When she had Children, She gave them Castoria.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

ELIHU JEFFERSON, an account Of
whose death appeared in our last jssue
died lntes'ate, leaving his propertv
therefore subject to the usual course 6f
law In Its division. He left four farms
anG considerable sum 10 mortgages
ana on deposits in bank aggregstipg
$4,000 or $4,000 In addition to this
each OF his six children were given a
sufficient sum in starting out in life to
take care of themselves.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

Inc Higgins men have agreed TO
meet the Addieks men tonight To
choose a State Treasurer.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30
Cent Store.
LIE MARKETS.
PRODUCE
NOTICE..

=. have seven-room hors. o., AZ, vsrnon
slsos NOW now III tenure of the Rev. Z. II. Hynson
Rev y Tls e on Delaware street in tenure Of the
''''' i H. Haynes, for rent. Apply to
,o,. GEO D. COLLINS.
Mt. Vernon Street Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

JOHN MCCAULLEY and Oscar Berry
were arranged before Squire Cooper
Saturday night for trespass in taking
the pales off of Rachel Hamilton's fence
and using them for fuel purposes
They were held in $50 bond not to
trespass said property for a wear.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

The weather this winter has been
especially favorable to the peach buds.
In many previous seasons at this time
of the wear the buds are ready to omen
only to be killed by late frosts. The
trees are now literally covered with
buds and every indication is for q fulI
crop.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

THE communication in relation TO
the Senatorship has not been published
because of the fact that the choice of
the much discussed men for the high
position might be made before the artl-
cles would appear and all articles on
the subject after that event would be
irrelevant.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

FEBRUARY 2nd Is the Fourteenth
Anniversary of the Christian Endeayor
Society. Next Sunday, Feb. 3rd. will
be observed as Christian Endeavor
day at the Presbyterian Church. A
I. +. sermon in the morning. At 7P.
NJ special program befitting the oc.
casion. The friends of Christian En-.
deaVOr are invited to be present.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

The regular meeting of the Kings
daughters will be held this evening at
the home of Mrs. ]. P. Hudson, at 2
o'clock. SEc;v
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

termined to know about railroad bilIs
oeiore they are passed. With this enJ
IN view the bill to charter the Dover ~ r.
Milford Electric Railway Company
the queen Anne's Railroad Comnanu
nave been ordered printed. '"y
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

,,Ie General Lord Wolseley makes a
most important contribution to ,ha d
literature t! Of the China-Japan war. In In
an article for the February Cosmoooii
an ne discusses the situation and
GPes GGes not mince matters in saying what
Tnlha must do in this emer1encu c
Two Wo other noted foreign authors coS'
tribute Interesting articles to this n"na @
per Rosita Maur. the famous Pari.
ian ian danseuse, gives the history Of tho
oS,t' oS,IeI' ana Emile oliver tells the storv
@ OF the fall Of Louis Philippe FrorgS FI",g
every 1So,y y,i, part Of the world, drawings and
Instruments used to torture noor bm
manlty' and appear as illustrations for
%nt;,faI TitEeT article, by Julian Hawthorne
ST.l'ie1 NM salvation via the Rack &c "
france F rance W. Clark Russell, Albion w
Iourgee' and William Dean Ii1" Hawaii W.
Ere Febamg among the story tellers Tor the
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

THE'colOred gentlemen"of this town
have made arrangement to give their
fair ones" dance in Odd Fellows
Hall, East street, tomorrow night.
Special orchestra music has been en-
gagged and the affair will be strictly
full dress"
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

Do not forget the reduction in nic-
lures Tor the next thirty days Cabi
nets, S2.OO per dozen; Mantella, 81. so
per dozen; Diamonds, $1OO per dozen.
Large work such as pastel portraits.
either from life or copied from anv
kind of pictures, in the same proDor,
ton. W. c. MYERS, Artist, SMYRNA
Del. NO.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30
Delaware Legislature.
WHAT IT HAS DONE THE PAST "

WHAT 1T HAS DONE THE PAST WEEK
The Legislature Wednesday cot
uoWn TO business, and several bills nj
minor Importance were passed. Tho
house passed bill prohibiting bogus
sales of clothing, merchandise. etc
which are advertised as damaged bv
nre. Senator Alrich gave notice of an
ACT TO repeal the Delinquent Tax law
IN Kent and Sussex counties. II is ba-
iieVed tnat there will be little opposi-
tIoh TO the bill, as the next election is
TWO years off, and the RepubIicans
nave money to pay taxes and the Dem
ociats have control of the tax recent
machinery, so that there is no advan-
'age IN Keeping the law in effect In
the afternoon the Trustees of the DeIa-
ware State Hospital for the Insane at
Farnhurst made an appeal for a large
appropriation. Atpresent the hospital
receives S34,50 year, and the cost of
keeping a patient is $13S. The mem.
Ders OF the Legislature visited the in
the following day.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

THIS is the dullest season of the wear
and much suffering exists among those
who have been without work for some
time past
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

LOVERS af sleighiug took advantage
OF the light snow which fell yesterday
and shortly after the break fast hour n
number OF sleighs were out. This is
the hrst snow we have had this winter
mat would allow this favored sport.
Main street was the scene of A sIeiph.
ing carnival yesterday afternoon. and
the more enjoyed because there was no
sleighing last winter.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

LOOK carefully to your fires and
lights these long winter nights. And
even look twice at a thrown-awav
match.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

FEW realize the good that the Kings
Daughters are doing with us. Their
acts of charity are bestowed on manv
places that the public know little abont
ana the incident at the hotel goes to
snow how willing they are to helm
those in need. 1t is an estimabIs
organization and the good they accom-
plish is wholly due to their own efforts
Now and then they have a festival
pound party or some social entertain.
ment by which they laV in supplies of
various needy articles for distribution'
There isn't poor family in town bnt
what is not carefully seen after By this
organization, and throughout the win.
ter these homes are visited frequently.
The Kings Daughters are one of the
most BENEVOLENT organizations in our
town.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

SMYRNA COnclave, No. 49,, Ancient
Order Adhesive MOgullians, will be
instituted Monday evening.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

MRS. FREDERICA DANNENHAvEn
wen Wen known in the vicinity of CheswoId
DIED suddenly Of heart failure last Sal.
urday evening, at the home of her SON
70 wilmington, in her list year. Mrs
DannenhapT vas of German decent
ana mas resided in the locality named
LOT many years. She was uniyersallv y
respected and esteemed for her good
qualities, prominent among which was
honesty of purpose, an exemplary
christian life and the many Offices of
kindness prctited by her kindly nature.
Ier remains were inferred at Bethel.
tuesday from the 9.5l train, Rey. II. r.
YanDyke officiating. She leaves three
sons, Albert, of Wilmington; George.
OF Philadelphia, and John, of Cheswoid'
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

MEGEAR & Son call attention to their
new "ad." Again they make another
slash OF reductions in ladies cloaks to
make room for next seasons stock.
Read their interesting ad.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

NEXT Sunday at the Methodist
Ghurch will be IA "Christian Endeavor
Day" that is, the morning and even.
ing services will be devoted to this
great idea. Pastor Stengle will preach
a sermon in the morning setting forth
the central thought of the Associatinn
Mtne advancement of the Kingdom of
OhrlSt IN the hearts of men-and at
hlght there will be services under the
management of the society, with
special programme. The dav promises
to be an interesting one throughout.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

LEWIS 2. BERNARD, of Cheswold,
has rented the brick store of VIM. p.
Wright, at Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
meet at the residence of Mrs. lydia
Mcdowell, Tuesday evening, Feb. 9th.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

MR.. YOCUM, of the shirt factory. ad
vertises for more operatives. This is
encouraging news for our industry.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

ST. VALENTINES DAY is coming ON
apace. There are a few in this town
who will not expect valentines-thev
have them already.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-30

A MANS disposition depends largely
upon the kind of a stomach he has.