Smyrna times., 1895-11-13
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

SMYRNA AND VICINITY.
Autumn leaves have about all fallen.
The chrysanthemum has had its show.
Clothing dealers rejoice in the cold
snap.
Cosgrif, Beck &Hazell advertise de-
sirable property for sale.
A shower of shooting stars is prom
ised for tonight or about this time.
Jacob Lienberger is on the lead in
round turnips, eight heaping basket.
If you want to save money i'll cloth
ing go to John w. Tucker, Commerce
street
The question is asked when are the
Town Commissioners going to replace
THAT pavement?
w. A. FAIRIES has taken ont letters of
administration on the estate OF Mary
E. Beck, deceased.
The Kings Daughters will meet this
evening at the home of Mrs. Willard
Pierce, commencing at O'Clock.
William Penn Legg, assessor, com
mences on his annual assessment this
week-new properties, new citizens etc.
VIM. Robinson, brickmaker for
Frank Bailey, is burning probably his
last Kiln of brick for the seasOn-113,-
600 bricks.
Fine display of leather purses and
pOcket-bOOks in the window of d. h.
BGhmler & Bro. this week at the low
est prices.
The ladies of the Benevolent Society
adopt this means of thanking those
who contributed to the cause they
represent SEC'Y.
The Iron Bridge, at Fleming's Land
ing, has been off over two weeks for
repairs and it may require a week on
two longer.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor society of the NJ. E. Church
will hold their regular business meet
ing this evening.
Mr.. Charles Osborn will be at the
office of the canning factory near the
depot on Friday, to settle with all his
| growers of tomatoes.
The analyses of phosphates as pre-
sented in another part of this paper by
! State Chemist, DR.. L. II. Wolf, will
interest large class of our readers.
See adv. of Philadelphia 'Press" Oh
our fourth page. The Press Is 9
great newspaper and has a national
reputation for giving all the news
promptly.
November, a good many years ago
used to be the corn husking month
but many laborers are now out of worl
because of the early housing of this i'm
pOrtant crop
Through q notice in the TINES las
!, week about homes for Teachers st tn
Institute, Prof. lie Fever has response
from families who express willingness
to accommodate $50 or more.
HI. Luce gives notice in anothe
column that he will buy turkeys, duck
! l. "a
, at the Smyrna Depot on Friday, Nov
: 22nd, and Saturday Nov. 23d.
, Rev. ]. L. Estlin, pastor of Presby
terian Church, will preach on Sunda
i night on the subject-''A man bette
5 than a Sheep" A special invitation
D given to the young men to attend.
Mrs. J. w. Tucker advertises in thi
issue the "Grand Opening of Holida
Goods" at her store on Market street
to take place next Saturday Her stOc
! exceeds anything she has eyer had.
CLAYTON is passing through a strOn
revival influence at both the NJ. E. an
Nj. P. Churches-abOut 80 conversion
l at the first named and 40 at the las
e. The meetings seena growing in lnteres
o The old Baynard residence on Mort
Street is being moved under the dire
ton Of G, II. Register to Mt. Verno
Street ON his lot originally portion
e the Nelson proPerty-a reserve OF
D feet front.
W. L. Porter, who has been runnin
4 a grocery store in FAIRIES building,
recently occupied by Harvey Stewar
D is selling off his stock of goods to di
q continue business. This stand used
be one Of the most profitable on Con
= | merce street.
e A clever amount of paving has bee
done recently, put off as if to de
o freezing weather, but it is better la
than never. There are still numb
l. of pavements that sadly need re-newiI
J: or relaying to obviate the pUddles tn
}; remain otter a rain.
=. The Messrs Counseiman have abo
completed the labelling of their pa,
l. of tomatoes They are delighted wi
Ie the new labelling machine. 1t has t
l. capacity of putting on so lables in
% minute, but the usual work would
about 20 or 1000 cans an hour.
II, E. Hardesty is busy getting
his stock of furniture for the Christm
T. holiday trade, He has everything
le the furniture line He will have ass
! ciated with him during the hold
/ season, Harry Z. Benson, son of JC
n Benson, of the Bombay Hook Lig
l. House,
~s The Kings Daughters had very fiji
tering success with their supper Il
K Wednesday. At one time the tabl
Of were crowded, The Opera House W
as tastefully decorated for the Occasio
, and besides the excellent courses tn
~ served, it was pleasant season of s
cial greeting. The gross receipts We
as S87 netting $57.
ie We have by advertisement and 9th,
nV wise given evidence of the hustlil
ex qualities of VIM. +. Collins, the pi
or gressive merchant of Cheswold. 7
o last move has been to capture the les
=" ing merchant of Clayton, Louis
rs Bernard, who has moved his stock
in Cheswold, and accepted position W
h. Mr.. Collins.
" Keep in Mind you can get all the che
K, varieties of fruit trees, healthy ami true
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