Smyrna times., 1896-04-01

grass, ETC., from the philadelphia and
Smyrna Transportation Co. Il
Why wear plate,for several absent
teeth when you can have piece OF
bridge-wOrk and Obviate all the worry
of plate? DIR. f. IL. GRIER.
The spring neckwear displayed i'll
the show windows at Edw. G. Walls
is beautiful. This only begins to show
the assortment of his new attractive
stock.
Presiding Elder Smith will hold the
first quarterly conference, an import
ant one, Friday night. That for the
Circuit will be held at 2 o'clock Satur
day afternoon.
The childrens entertainment for the
benefit of the Manse Fund which was
postponed on account of sickness will
be given Saturday evening April 4th
Z. 80 P. NJ. at the home of DR.. Swinney.
Before selling your surplus hay call
at Office of the Phila. and Smyra
Transportation Co.
One of our fat men OccasiOned con-
siderable amusement to a crowd of
bystanders yesterday, on Commerce
street in taking his first lessons in BIZ
cycle riding. He likes a laugh himself
when he can score point on someone
else, and seemed entirely satisfied in
according others the same liberty.
Mrs. Geo. H. Raymond of Smyrna,
has been appointed organizing Regent
of the Daughters of the Revolution for
the State of Delaware. All who think
they are lineal descendants from an an
cestOr who participated in the Revolu-
tionary war etc, and would like to be-
come a member will communicate with
her.
The Phila and Smyrna Trans. Co.
grind bone and all materials used in
their popular fertilizers.
The Circle of Kings Daughters will
meet this evening, at the home of Mrs.
j. p. Hudson. The usual meeting will
be followed by the annual election of
officers. A full attendance is desired
Will commence promptly at 7.30
o'clock. SECRETARY.
Care should be given to your chill
dren's teeth, for it is in childhood
that irregularities are easy of cOrrec-
ton. Simply a retention of first
tooth in place too long will cause a
very unsightly irregularity of the en-
tire permanent set. DIR. +, l.. GRIER
II
The blustery and freezing weather
ended with Saturday morning, and
since then it has been very spring-like,
the mercury most of the time in the
tifties and sixties. The change has
brought animation in every depart
ment, but it has been rather wet for
garden and field work
The Demorest Gold Medal Contest
which comes off Monday evening April
the 18th will be of great interest to the
young people of the town. Having
won a silver medal each, six contestants
Miss Maia FAIRIES, Miss Margaret Rob
insOn, Miss Edith Beck, Miss Hilda
Wells of this town and the Misses
Leila and May Reynolds Of Clayton
will strive for the gold medal.
The members of Centennial M. E.
Church desire to thank the white
friends and others for their assistance
in maintaining their pastor Rev. J. K
Adams who was paid the sum of 1855
during the Conference year just closed.
One Of the most liberal contributors
has been giving So, 90 since '92 for that
purpose. JAS, M4LBURN, JR,
A house built five months since by
Lewis G. Knott, near Delaney s church,
which was burnt at night threek weeks
ago and which was insured in the. Fire
Association, Philadelphia, for $500, by
Walter o. HOfecker, was adjusted
last week, the company allowing Mr..
Knott the amount on the house, $500,
and $3.50 on the the contents; furni-
ture to the amount of $50 being saved,
or altogether $3.50.