Smyrna times., 1895-09-11

terms in reference to Grants ambitions,
and to turn about and endorse it now,
can hardly be expected of the better
class of these journals The third
term" idea has not taken root yet we
think in the minds of the American
people, and discontinue must await
any ambition in that direction.
Smyrna and Vicinity.
THIS is hay fever season.
LOT cider barrels at J. B. Cooper's. t
THE BANNER" sc tablet for &c at
Clifton & RaymOnd's. #
A BREEZY "ad." is frequently fol.
lowed by storm Of customers.
THE best place to buy school supplies
and general stationery is J. B. Cooper's
T
WONDERFUL IL Is that so many per-
sons think that your time is theirs to
frltter away.
THERE is much tenderness in this
cruel world, but the butcher or poul-
terer rarely finds it.
IF you are about TO build or repair.
you will do well to consult advertise
ment of Frank Bailey.
The lawn mower, that took a long
summer vacation, has got down to
business again this week.
SOME young couples had a good time
waiting for the eclipse last week, and
they didn't separate until after the
total darkness.
The Smock, the last of the standard
peaches. is now in market. This shows
that this favOrite fruit will, in a few
days, be relegated to the things of the
past.
Envelopes, writing paper, pencils,
ink, tablets, &c, have headquarters at
}. B. COOper's store. T
The Kent County Sunday School
Convention will be held in the Har-
rington Methodist Episcopal Church
Wednesday and Thursday, September
25 and 26, 1895.
I. II. WILLIAMS, of this town, is |
making and putting on the market a |
brand of baking powder called the
Diamond State" 1t is claimed to be |
entirely pure, and should have a good |
sale.
WELL MADE and baked bread from
Denney's xxx flour is the pride of
the housewife, and a most pleasant
part of a meal. H. & r, H. Dennev
are turning out this brand in large
quantities.
The rain of Friday set the plows to
going on Saturday in the fallow fields.
The lateness of the season will deter
from plOwing only those who cannot
well help it. The most of the seeding
will be in corn fields.
A COLLISION occurred at the upper
end of the town last Sunday evening
about O'Clock. Emery Voss' buggy
ran into the buggy Of Joseph Foreacre,
who resides on the State road, and
took of the front wheel.
A CONGREGATIONAL meeting of the
Church will be held at
$50 o'clock, Friday evening. Rev.
J, b. Turner, moderator, of Dover. will
be present when a vote will be taken
upon the choice of new pastor.
THE Thomas Clyde made its last
regular trip OF the season to Woodland
Beach on Sunday last. Il was well
crowded. The last "Wednesday night
lop" has been given and the orchestra
las gone, and Woodland Beach yirtn.
lily closes down for another season.
l.. NJ. PRICE calls especial attention
o bis brands of phosphate. The wheat
ieeding is near at hand. and finds Mr..
'rice ready to supply any demands in
lis line. The shipment of phosphate
will commence very lively this week
rom his factory at Smyrna Landing.
SEE new advertisement of Edward
helchior, dealer in guns, sporting
foods, bicycles, and snndries. This is
n excellent opportunity for those
eeding goods in his line, especially
ow. as the cunning season will soon
tart.
VISITORS to the Easton Fair last /
geek do not speak Of IL enthusiastically. !
he exhibition was not what was ex- :
ected, but the chief cause Of complaint 1
eems to have been the charge for en- I
rancete the grand stand-50 cents. The q
'ecil County Fair commenced at Elk :
on yesterday. The papers speak of ;
ne preparation being quite extensive. r
The rains of Friday and Saturday 4
ronght the Duck Greek and Smvrna I,
lill ponds up to head of water which q
lowed good rainfall considering the d
ltches were all dry and the ponds low. Ii
he most of this was 10 the severe a
innder storm Saturday night, or rather fl
etween and o'clock Sunday morn h
e. +