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Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

A BAD BILL.-A bill has bean i,,-a
dueed in the House entitled a.
o' .ne IfoIecuon Of EndOrsers and
Sureties. The object Of the bin - ~
1epriVe tie debtor OF the exem,t,o,,
laws when his surety or guarantee ta.
paid the debt, and to permit the latter
70 seize these goods 10 make hi. cI,i,r
Onder the existing law. and withont
Ine passage OF this bill. debtors in tbis
state are allowed goods Of oert.,;.,
Vaiue Tin Kent county 5000 vorIbI !
when goods cannot be taken bv tbai,
creditors. The bill now befora ~
'som .. mmittee OF the House purposes tbe
1lllns OF Ibis exemption when anvone
"nO mas become a surety of the debtor
uas oeen obliged 10 pay the debt In
St9eF words, surety is TO be hermit.
go 70 sieze goods Of debtor which an
Or1rlhary creditor could not touch
lhis bill seeks TO obtain wbst sao...
10 US TO be very Ili-adyIsed and barr,
iul piece of legislation. Thasa = :, - =
rue a certain amount of sympathy al
ways entertained for the man who
uhder the combined influences of con6'
dence and charity, has been compelIed
20 pay another's debt. Every commn-
nity mas at least one person who has
oSen ruined BY a mistaken faith and
VINO has had his property taken for an
oohgatiOn with which he had no ner-
tonal interest or benefit. On the otbar
hand, however, is there any real sound
reason for discriminating against tbs
man who has suffered from the faiInre
ei others to pay the debts which were
honestly due him?
e. we believe in exemption laws. Every
s'.aae IN the Union has a more or less
llOefA statute upon this subject. Ex.
peFienes has proven it unwise to rendev
eny man liable through misfortune
perhaps, To he thrown upon the world
penniless, without home or the goods
necessary to make a home. We do NOT
n''asse s snat the present law should be
modified and we have no hesitation in
saying that it certainly should mot for
me sole benefit Of suretjes, Leave the
law alone. Inder.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13
Rrenford
heavy sToRM-TALK or A BRENFoRD
CkEAMERY-A NEW SCHOOL,
HOUSE TO BE BUILT.
Specisl c.T4-pondenco to ,ho smyrna Times

| 'pLc'H' OD'flspohdenco to the smyrna Times.
II has been very dull week aropnd
TINS vicinity. The roads are solid
mass OF snow, preventing travel or any
one to venture out until thev are com
PEELED to for food. Farmers sDeak ~
u as the severest winter on record
Some of the farmers who could NOT
content themselves at home. walked to
smyrna on Friday, through the
storm. The storm has given tho
scholars of the country school several
Gays vacation, the snow being too
deep Tor The teacher and scholars to
venture out. One of Brenford's thriy1
ing grocers found it impossible to baat
MS large store, and so closed it for sew.
eral days. ~ 'e''
The farmers held meeting last
thursday to express their opiDion nc
10 having cream separator and save
thein from taking their milk 70 tbe
smyrna Creamery. No decided action
was taken. 0''o"
Inc people Of adjoining districts are
making arrangements to have a nou
school-house built at Brenford in tba
corner Of John Serverson'a field
hiss ida Serverson, who baq boon
spending several weeks with frionds ~
Fhlladelphia, has returned home
brenfOrdr Feb. l2, 1895.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

THE L. :. Senate on Saturday last
amended the bill providing for the
diplomatic and consular service by
adding 100000 to begin the construc.
ton Of cable to Hawaii, by vote OF
80 to %. Messrs. Butler. Hill. German,
Call, Morgan and White voted for it.
Mr.. Blackburn declared that the vote
IN favor of the amendment would he
the opening wedge toward the annex
alton OF Hawaii. To this Mr. Nander-
son and others declared that they
hoped the vote would be so construc-
ted, and the sooner Hawaii was an
nexed to the United States the better
Senator Gray, Of Delaware, expressed
great astOuishment at these express
siOns.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13
ALL TRAINS sTOPpEn

Inc snow blockade on the DaIau..r,
railroad was complete Fridav Al
the trains from the Sontb IL "a.
showed in between Mjddlatnwn "eiG I
Wyoming, '0''"" ana
VI trains going south on the Della.
ware railroad, the only one was M
90. 1t was dispatched from WiImjno.
eou win three engines. 1t was srowed
10 near Mt. Pleasant and two ,nora
engines were sent to its assistance
nut were able to move but a .bort A.
lance. Three engines were hoId -,
W wilmington ready for work on IA
! Dela"are Division if demand sbonIJ
! be made for them SUI u ~
George Y. Massey, who was .to.a,
bound at Townsend. attemntsd -
walk to Dover Sunday. He raaobeI
breniord, four miles below bv rhioI
lime he was completely exhausted H., "
freight train which came alone ~
was taken to Dover. and w. -
ehieehled that h had to be carried -,
Ine Capltol Hotel, where he is stavin0
with his family. The Delaware HanS ,a
ana all its branches got into rnnri"n
order yesterday y" "'ns
Friday afternoon the ero,ra5;
trains on the Delaware Divisio" In In
No. 40, from Harrington ,pi,L "elo
Tsine' oet"een FELTON, and Viola
-,iI. ~, o. win Two engines, at Ginn's. two
filies E % Sou'h OF Middletown No. So
iIon wyoming, with one engine alsn
az ulnn No. 50, on the scale tracL
near Mt. Pleasant, with FIVE enei"eH
ulaklng total of four trains and ninaa
lhey crowded, where it was nossibIa
INTO one car in order 10 utilize fnol ~
keep warm. Where the trains ,,'nr "nu
s'oPpeu near stations the passengers
'n"ie Ihelr way to them and ~
MADE as comfortable as possible nn6ar
the circumstances. "'ueI
All trains on the Delaware Divisio,
were annulled, and the ticket agenta
were instructed to sell no moro ticI,ats
uh'li the blockade had been liftad
:, aboard the night line of FRIDAY .
Ilungarlan' who is journ ewing to Cbi.
CaSo' Cae' showed signs of insanity. Takinu
F@oV ia notes from his coat rockers bo
c0'e 'hem IN six pieces and threw tbar,
run the car. He also dashed bis
nead through a window glass bnt Lo
Dniy slightly cut himself Win d;M
ruISy n ne was OverpOwed and tied
I nt!2re lore he was bound he DESTROYED two
u 'hree car seats and tore his clotb'
ng. he IS about 45 years old Domea orOen
&c ,; trouble is believed to have caused
= ie'n 70 become maniac. The nieces
ecOvered. """S' were
Foar engines forcing their way
niongh the snOw-drifts. reached
,o'nt one and a half miles south a
,oVer Sunday morning. when tba
ISL engine was thrown twenty feet
Iom the track and wrecked. as were
no tWo Immediately following. Rem.
'niln Connor, of Wilmington. an enci- Z
eeG: was badly hurt, and Micb@l
.rliI1ths, fireman, was seriously
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13
The Great Storm.
THE CoLDEsT FEBRUARY ON REcopn
DELAWARE TRAFFIC sUsPENDED

LEILA WARE TRAFFIC SUSPENDED.
A storm, which in many of its accom
Panylng features closely resembled tb,
inc memorable raj blizzard of March 1853 s%'
SET In Thursday, and, before nigbtGoTI tGoI
nSu almost completely blocked travaI
Vi every Klnd east of the Mississinrj
~ was not the depth of the sno,,
%n'Cn made 1t a remarkable storm hnt
Tue iact that it came in the midst or u. -
Perlou OF cold weather. whose Io1,
range OF thermometer has rarely bao,,
equailed in this vicinity, and was ill., ill.,
wise accompanied by an intensoI,,
~ Ii,Sagreeaole Rorthwesterly wind
proving at times 40 to so miles on
nour' ana cutting sharply into tho
races OF everybody on the streets
1hese two elements, together with
the three inches and a half of snnm
"hlch fell, drove people indoors
ana delayed railroad trains All oyor 80 ~
state The storm elsewhere was var,,
severe. In fact, we only recpivad ~,
cli eaIi ehG OF 1t. Our hardship and snf-
ioi.ne III this state was but a small
Il anauter compared with those in tho
9outn ana west. Interrupted transit
Geiayed mails, railroads temnorarii,,,
slockaded, suburban roads inDassihiSo
ahc the milk supply not equal to tho
demand, were some of the most con r'
splcuous results of the storm
snow drifts blocked railroad tromo
III western Maryland, and no ,raino
crossed C1 the Blue Ridge monntai,n '.'la
i ne Washington county roads ,ra~ ''''ia'
1iocked that the star-route naiI, ,. ~ 81
Through trains east "ei9 S
west were delayed in the Allr@5enina iiH
ana the thermometer fell ~ Is5 |
below zero at Oak land. ~
l rains were snow bound at Cbou1o
own, West Virginia, on tho VII
DIVISION of the Baltimore and ~
Road, and on the Norfolk and Wan. VnIo
srn Road. anu est
In Washington city the storm was
,,ery severe aud the temper,tnra
,eScehded to zero. The Unit,d S,s,ao
oeha'e appropriated 10000 for ,ho
!" "uieuiaCe rellet Of the Door Sta.
we're taken to protect the hridP -
cross the Potomac "''uHes
ne temperature in tha g..
cached the lowest poiut in ou'u ,na
ears. The strawberry and ,''%S l,.ISl
.egetable crops in the C,roiina. carry
'torgla we're ruined. The nn".n..Ii'i "'i'i z
oIn weather caused much suff.rin' f1o''S
Ia Pennsylvania, New YnrL.
Jew England the cold wa. in. "u"
l,e9 o'',G prevailed and the snow practically
.cdm't cp"ee "l'i not permit US to give an
,Count ro'il oI 1t all, 50 we will confne
iISeIVt7 mostly to this STATE All All
WINS through the state reporf b.aYu
iowS-uGIits, loss Of stock. traveIiinSg
ocNed and complete isolation frn'ES
e world at large. The blocking of
an trains and traffic was the woret
azure OF the storm. From Tbor.da,.
sht until Monday morning ali COM
lhlcatlon with the towns of tbn
ate was cut of. VI 'he
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

The Sentinel does not seem to he in
such a hurry now whatever was the
urgency six weeks ago in the election
of a United States Senator, as would
appear from the following:
We have been shown an unsigned
petition calling upon the Legislature to
go to work at once and elect a United
States Senator This we take it is i'm
prudence. Let the Legislature alone.
It Is their business; they know their
duty and their responsibility in the
matter, and any such Officious inter
meddling is, to say the least, imperti
nent. We should rejoice at the election
OF senator, provided he is the proper
man; but IT is the part of unwisdom to
attempt to force or hurry the matter
and better a long delay than the wrong
man"
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13
-, How THEY JUDGE Rus,,,rs,

-, How THEY JUDGE Rrs,vrss NJ,
me representative Of o'Nn nSS MEN
agency called at the SNOW Mi IeTG.al 15na
inf9rrooice ioEgrr once several weeks ago to 90 get
,bh;;ornatlon ,h;o about the business mon an sot ~
siir Sn,S county We noticed on his nrinted % ~
;nl, mp tne names of some firms who had %
bn", hon ION :" mmenGed business. When asked
,io ~" ne usually obtained such informsl
llon and could his house relv nnon rT' ,IA .ha
reports OF its resident agent he renliad @
DON'T we take your paper Pn We
answered in the Affirmative. and he
went went on to say that the Messenoe1. WAS
carefully examined at headGuarters
one'y one y, week and the advertisements of
our merchants matched as we'll 40 ~ "
legal advertisements. "Wbv a. as Cne
watch their advertisements pn YOU a
9uerled. Because" said he Swo we
l9dge y something of firm by tbsip @r can can
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13
Public Sales

thursday, Feb 14.-E. Beck, stock
farming implements, &c, on the
BEL" farm, near Brenford. B. v
Frluay, Feb; l5.--J. r. and J. r. Jef.
Ierson' administrators sale of the
persona property of Elihu Jefferson
ueceased' at 10 o'clock a. m.
saturday, Feb. 1G.-Mrs. Rebeoca
Elements, household goods, at her
late nome on Delaware street, Smvr-
ma, at o'clock D. M.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13
Kenton.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF MR.. AMI
MRS. GAMALIEL GARRISON-EF-
Feet OF THE STORM.
Special Correspondence to the Smyrna Time.

Special Correspondence to the Smyrna Times.
In spite of the bad condition of the
roads occasioned by the blizzard a large
number attended the Fifteenth We'd
ding Anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gamaliel Garrison, Monday evening.
and had most enjoyable time. Il
was unfortunate that the roads were an
blockaded as it kept a great manv
away who would have attended The
evening was pleasantly spent, when
once inside OF their hospitable home
ana one almost forgot the severe
weather without while under the in
huence OF their genial hospitality. Mr..
ana Mrs. Garrison received many con-
gratulatlons on reaching this stage of
their married life, and they had the
best wishes of all that this same good
cOmpanlonship would continue through
many an anniversary.
AT "A seasonable hour the vnas,s ro
paired to another room for refresh
ments and there, set on table before
them' was a hounteous supply Of every
thing that would appease the taste Of
the inner man. During the evening
some ch Dice selections of music were
rendered, and almost before the guests
were ready. the time had come for them
To depart, and on leaving the bride and
groom received many pleasant con.
gratulatl0ns. Those present were.
Rev. }. NJ. Collins and wifr ID =
Clark and wife, W Fl Moore and wife
). W. Novel; and wife. Il B Clark
ana wife, Mrs Lydia Carrow. Mrs
Jane Goodwin, ,MrS.T + Bailey. Misses
Kate Graham, Addie Clark Lille
Attix, Bertha Bailey, Ella Parr!ee. Lola
Moore, Eta Bailey, Flortnce Cullen
l4lzzle Griffin. MeSsrs. II. NJ. Wright
". {. Wright, F. A. Johns. Howard |
Griffin, w. :. Arthurs, viii Moore and |
Gilbert Clark, of Krnton; Mrs Fred |
emerson WIN Savin and wife, Misses |
a Anna Barnard, kati" Boggs, Susie
cooper and Mrssrs. Arthur Cooper
l5dw. Evans, John Thompson and Fred
Ir., Of Cheswold.
IHE kenton people are preparing TO
give drama; enttled"The Last Loaf
had been made 10 give
II tomorrow night but owing to the
lhfaVorabie condition of the roads the
lrama will be postponed until Feb 81
ne character of the play is one that
.eacnes great moral lesson, combin
ny the humorous and pathetic so AS 10
sustain an interest throughout Those
'ho viii form the araaatis Derso0no
re: Misses Ella Pardee, Addie Clark
.Izzle Jones and Messrs. Frank Johns
toward Griffin, Walter Donovan win
: Wright and J. Freeman Clark. The
proceeds will be for the benefit of the
w. +. Church of that town.
Our mails came to town Tuesday
morning for the first tiae since Feb
IN. There has been but very littIa I
raVel during that time. One Of our
ownsmen was at the depot on Monday ,
see the train burst through snow
rlit he saw it, and came out with his
80
In some places the storm was quite
eYere and All the roads about the 9
o"ntry are banked 90 high as TO make
utterly impossible They have been :,
IegIng on the d & c. Railroad ever :
nee the storm y
hentOa, FEB. -, 1895 :
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

EVERY Erening is getting quite
anxious about the purity of the ballot,
and this is right, but the wonder as it
has not seen the evil of Dckeyism
for some years, and fought the special
laws passed for that city and county,
to foster such methods. A day or two
ago for the enlightment of its readers
1t published over three columns of a
summary of the Election Guide" as is
in force in England to protect the pur-
ity of the ballot. Erery Ereniag is on
the right track, if it did wait until the
State changed politically to begin it.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13
Cheswold.
EFFECTS or THE STORM - AssAr
BAINEs co. MAKE SHIPMENTS
PERSONAL MENTION.
Special correspondence to The smyrna rimo.

FEhoONAL MENTION.
Special correspondence to the Smyrna Times
The blizzard in this section Assumed
the same severity as in other naris oe
the State. CheswOld has been oono ~
pletely showed in and all traveiiaa
suspended. Business was virtually a,
a standstill and nothing could he 49,
until the heavy drifts we're Iiaad -
ing this, the Town Commissinnar. ,'...
a gang OF men to work Mondav "'
ing. Travelling is now resuHod ol
the merry ringing sleigh bells oC Ill nu
sleIghing parties has been the div.SSsi,'S,
ever since. ''e's'oh
The =. ". & b. Railroad treoLa ,,,.
banked with heavy drifts III WIZ
taken in hand by the sta,ion ,, ,u'S was
on saturday ne put gang of men on
W Siee' lns tsack extending north.
waIu rom T mere. At Brenford they
met the Clayton gang and Sunday thew
hap the track cleared. That evening
the WORK train passed through here to
Dover, where work was then resumed
0etween there and Wyoming. Our
people reJoiced to see the mail train
pun IN yesterday, as it was the first
snI mai That they had since Thursday.
Inc post Office seemed to 6e the most
popular place in town, and at the ar.
INai OF the 72O train, the office was
ilned with citizens too eager and any
'ous to receive the mail.
Ihe temperature here has been very
severe, and such February weather has
"a. nas not been known before by the old
est inhabitant. O'u'
Of nhssau, ,hs1l Balnes Co. have shipped all
ine neir sn,,ca canned NED good from their pack. |
ons s thon"o Iopse mere with the exception OF |
o nrohahI,iss Gsnq cases Of gallon cans. The
seasap eSpaph''y % 'hey will rpm again this
W. W. Jarvis, near town 10 ,v,n.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

1T HAS been some years since there
has been such arrangement of the
mall-nothiDg from Thursday evening
until Monday afternoon. The Milford ,
DOVER Wilmington and other state
papers came yesterday morning,
though few of the daily papers came
Monday evening. Fridays papers
reached Starts news stand by the
train that got down Monday morning.
and Saturdays and Mondays later in
the day. The roads were generally ia
running order yesterday, except the
one to ChestertOwn. The telephone
lines were similarly imperative.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

The United States is not alone in its
long and intense winter weather ::
Ireland, England, and continent of
Europe are complaining of unpre.
cedented snow storms.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13
POSTPONED SALES.

me public sales that were announced
10 come oil last week and this 90 g. =
have been postponed on acconnt "S 80 .tr iar
weather. 'S.a.. That of James w. CIarL
Ia.s nesr f2wn; low was billed for Thursday,
mnat,,o ,asS, ne directs us to announce ;;s
10th. "y next, Feb.
sDriaol Nathaniel .Ilh B. Carey, near 0roon
ipiing' iaps, M which was to have CONE %fees eg
mex, '"SS monday, has been postnoned e on On
was ne to sale sale of W. Geo. Truax. which
poneJ ~ &c come T1 of to-day, has been post %,Sa
pVSea See n1 70 Thursday 2lst inst. POS'-
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

The congressional team of wild
horses" which President Cleveland,
cannot control, has only a little over
two weeks to run.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

w y. w. o. Hardman, Sheriff of Tyler Co.,
w Wv. a.. appreciates a good thing and does
~ Aot hesitate to say so. lie was almost pros
tTsted ti witt with cold when he procured bot
sle OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy He
;;Ays IL gave me prompt relief l bnd
and colds" For sale bv Clifton & Ray
mond, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

oUR new baker, George H. Dick,
who recently opened a new bakerv On
MARKET street, has been making some
needy improvements to his business
"hen he hrst came here be was ex.
ceediDgly hampeTed With his oven
which did not turn out to work as he
wanted 1t. So he set about and has
had an entire new bake-oven built OF
solid brick and masonary, which since
lis construction, has been working like
charm, He is now prepared to do all
Kihds OF baking. He has in his EN-.
Picy az experienced baker to assist
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

The regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters Circle will be held this
evening at the home of the Misses
HOugh at o'clock. SEC'Y
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

Go TO the great Fair and Festival
to-moFrow and Friday night. It's to
9e an old timer. Everything will be
done for your entertainment. Besides
a inII supply Of edibles, a burlesoue
museum will be the popular amuse-
ment. Help the Athletic Association
get out of debt by giving them vour
patronage. Go down each evening
ana get your supper. 1t will only cost
you 20 cents.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13
Smyrna and Vicinity.

TOMORROW will be st. Valentine
Day.
REV. JAMES GRAHAM, of Canada, is
expected to address the Good Templars
one day this month. He will 90
through the State.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

Of uGS'T ION Z forget the prospective festiva,
;no. 'ue W. e. Mite Society. The 9Sd o.
,ust' ,' IS the date, and our citizens sbo,,Id ia
"O' forget to help worthy cause 'Uu
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

THE SMYRNA TINES 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 a 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-sUBscRIPToN-Sl5O per annum. No
paper is discontinued until all arrears are paid
up-except at the option of the publishers.
ADNERTISEMENTS-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,
enton, CheswOld, Leipsic &c. \ rate of so
cents an inch per month will be charged for
transient advertising. A special reduction on
all semiannual and yearly advertisements
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

IHE sleighing that commenced on
the 10th Of January aided by the two
or three supplemental SHOWS since has
neeh Kept up Until the present, and the
sho" ID deeper now than when it first
commenced. There was a considerable
iuii last week because Of the cold and
GriVen snow by the higL winds, but
Irom Saturday evening on through
Monday and yesterday they have been
merry with the the jingle Of the bells
ana Main street conspicuousIy SO. with
frequent tests of speed.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

A thief broke into the depot on Wed
nesday night and pried open a box of
tobacco and took pocket full from il
and besides cut open a satchel. appar-
emily after cigars. They were the pron.
erty of VIM. Wilds The theft got into
the building through the transom. and
INTO the ticket Office where the above
things were found They did not dis
turb the safe or anything else.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

The blOckaded condition of the roads
by the deep snow banks made travel.
ers take the easiest course of procedure
without regard to road lines or division
fences.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

The Methodist Church at Middle.
town will not get a pastor to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Rev
Mr.. Browne. but have supplies until
the meeting of Conference. Rev. Mr.
Stengle has been designated for next
Sunday, his place here being filled in
the morning by Rev. T. H. HAYNES.
At night the Christian Endeavor Soci-
ety VIII have charge of the services
conducted by Irs. Kate Smithers.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

unchanged at Dover. remains
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

On Wednesday evening last the
t5ood Templars held a social at the
nome of Clark Franklin. Nearly ali
the members Of the lodge were present
and besides. a number of Others who
were invited. A very pleasant evening
was spent by all present. All kinds Of
games were INDUCED in, and William
stevenson and Mr.. Franklin furnished
some nice music. This was kent nm
until about II O'Clock. when the guests
We're invited Out to suppev. lhe social
breaking up about II O'Clock. The
members decided to continue the lodge
Those present were; DIR. C. o. Swinnev
Gpd wife, Mr.. Batsford and wife. Cbas
HynsoR and wife, Mrs. Frank Wells
Mr., franklin and wife. Miss Maooie
sisco, Clara Sithens, Alice Sithens. Rosa
Lewis, Mary Stevenson, Edith Steven
son, Adelia FAIRIES, Eva Bitter. EIva
Mattiford, Kate Smith, Mrs. Gootes
and the Misses Bowers, of Clavton
Messrs. Lyman Nudge, Frank Lord
Harry Mattiford, Ralph Stats. VIM
Stevenson, Alfred Tilghman, Clifton
Hynsoh, Raymond Robinson. Elbert
GeaFheat end Willie Gootee.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

The people in the country who got
OUT OF provisions and those in town
VINO got out of coal the three last davs
OF last week were taught a lesson bv
the snow blockade to keep close eve
on these things during the winter sol
s'Ice. Most everybody thought we had
passed the time for such bitter weather
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13
FOR RENT.

\, ~ comfortable and convenient house on
mount Vernon street. Apply to
109., WIN. NJ. BELL,
Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1895-02-13

TWHC nkMEn Is on fle In philadelphia
THO RAEEkk at the Newspaper Adver
:" tising Agency OF Messrs.
~s We %ukk q SON. our authorized agentA