Smyrna times., 1895-10-23
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

Wool underwear Is 80 1-3 per cent. cheaper
at Edw. G. Walls. g
The poorest of all the crops this year is
the chestnut crop.
Rev. Mr.. MOwbray commenced aprotracted
meeting at Serversons church Sunday.
The overcoats are attracting attention for
style, goodness and low price at Edw. G..
Walls. q
For chapped hands use Clifton & Ray
mond's Camphorated Glycerine Lotion 10
cents IA bottle.
A big lot of silk baby caps at 25c, soc, 75c,
81 and S1.25 at W. F. Brown, successor to
Mrs. L. A. Cotton.
It's worth your trouble to go see the good,
reliable all-wool pantaloons for $3.50 and
1925 at Edw. G. Walls. T
The Adhesive Mogulhons of Smyrna, will
hold ''bqngle' on Monday night. The
members know what that is, if the outside
world don't.
VIM. H. Baggs is making several minor
improvements TO his dwelling on Mt, Vernon
street, including bay window for the sit
ting room.
The cooper building on the South East
Corner of Commerce and Main is receiving
coat of paint much to the improvement of
the property.
Mrs. Rqthanna Elisha, on the road be-
tween Blanco and Millington, will sell her
stock and farm implements on Nov. 7th, to
quit farming.
John H. Hoffecker and Il. O.. Wallen will
have public sale of stock obtained at the
Bilderback sale, next Saturday afternoon at
the Transportation stables.
The schooner, ''Anne R. Fow," came over
from HeOg Jersey last week with load of
some thousands Of grape poles for our grape
growers. The Captain makes Is an annual
visit.
The Misses Hudson have a Datura plant
that had on it two Or three days ago between
thirty and forty blossoms. 1t is a hot
weather plant. and the crisp October weather
has been little pinehiHg on it.
The high wind soon dried out the rain that
fell ten days ago, and the farmers have
wished for rain to help germinate the seeded
wheat, and make the fodder less brittle in
handling after husking the corn.
The administrators of the estate of Elihu
Jefferson have sold to Frank Rieman 81 acres
Of land on the road leading to Leipsic, about
two and ahalf miles from this town. Mr.
Rieman will fit it up for an apiary.
The High School eleven and the Noxall
A. A. will play game of football on Friday
afternoon. The contest between these two
teams should be very exciting. The game
will be played on the school grounds.
1t Is noticed by a man interested only in
agriculture, that notwithstanding the low
price of wheat and corn, the sale of farm
lands throughout the country the past sew
eral months have been at advanced figures.
Some OF our citizens have been attending
Court this week at Dover, There is no case
Of Interest, the time of the Court being oc-
cnpied with routine work and petty cases
W. d. Hazel was made foreman of the
Grand Jury.
BY a typographical error in noting the
death of Isaac Lapham in our last issue, a
~ got in the place Of the ''Y," making il
appear that he came from New JERSEY.
whereas the intention was Palmyra, New
New York State.
The parsonage of the NJ. E. Church Is
going through very important change in
its heating apparatus-both steam and hot
water, at cost of 1915, for both
1t was set on foot by the Ladies of the mite
society, aided by outside help,
Thomas Kembell, Of Wilmington. Del.
a practical plumber who has been working
all summer with Lewis and Wheatman will
in the future conduct a plumbing and gas
fitting department for this firm. He will do
the plubming for Clarence Prettyman this
week, in fixing up the Dental parlors Of
Frank L. Grier.
The money drawer Of Chas. H. Registers
meat shambles yas robbed last night-be-
tween five and six doliars. postly in five and
ten cent pieces. The entrance 1ag made
through the side window and only the money
drawer disturbed, which was pryed open
with a cleayef found in the shambles. II
was evidently the worh Of 2 local thief
Pomona Grange for Kent county IL to be
in Dover on Oct. 81. The program will in
clude; Address Of welcome by Brother Hin
kle; response by Sister y. D, slaymaker; re-
port of officers; address by w. M. Of State
Grange, 5. H. Messick; address by W. L. Of
State Grange, DR.. A. T. Neale; address by
.. Il. Garter, Of smyrna; and T.. T.. Bancroft,
Of Camden. ,. W. Killen, Secretary,