Smyrna times., 1898-09-21

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being called in.
The Smyrna Creamery received 100
53S lbs. of milk last month.
Our spices are the best in the marke
Clifton & Raymond's Pharmacy. r
W. p. Pratt, CLAYTON. has n fine lo-
of plush robes and horse blankets for
sale.
The Second Quarterly Communion
service will be observed at the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church next Sunday
morning.
Fall trade has begun and if Won
watch the change of advertisements ot
Edw. G. Walls and J. Edward DeFord
this week, you will find lots to interest
you.
First shipment of this wears mack of
canned goods was made last Friday bv
j. H. HOffecker and j. B. Counselma1
~ Co., on steamer Elizabeth Van
Solver.
j. P. Hudson will furnish large LOT
| on the road to Duck Greek and build
mouse and sell on easy terms. Call
ana see MN. See adv. 80
Members of the Social Committee of
the 2Oth Century Club will meet at the
nome OF the chairman, Mrs. +. +.
Postles, Friday next at !. BOP. NJ.
1 This 10 cYo1onI;1
ing and in this line Alfred Tilghman
makes special offer to cyclists. His
advertisement elsewhere can interest
you. Read it.
ID: x R. H. Denney have a word to
say TO farmers. That is, when they get
ready to sell their wheat, bring them a
sample, and they will give them the
highest cash price.
The members of the High School
Alumni Association will meet at the
nome of Miss Bertha Smithers on
tuesday evening next, 27th inst. at
r.SO O'Clock for the annual election of
officers.
SEc'Y.
Charles H. Jones has started vocal
class at Blackiston's Cross Roads. He
Will teach through the Autumn months.
giving them the rudiments of singing
ana reading notes from the staff.
A new plank crossing has been
placed across Commerce street be-
tween the Prettyman Building and
the II. q. FAIRIES hardware store to
take the place of the old one which has
been worn out some time.
A petition is being circulated and
signed begging the Town Council to
put crossing on west Commerce
street, at the intersection of Union
street, between the corners of r. d
Hotfecker and Mrs. Emma Jerman
In the election of officers of the w.
q. L. u, which took place MONDAY
evening of last week, Miss Arie Hvn-
son was elected Recording Secretary
instead of Miss Mary W. Thomnson
as announced. The latter was re-elec,
ted Corresponding Secretary.
The z. Il s. Transportation Co. will |
change their pier at Philadelphia.
october 1st, going back to the Arch |
street Pier. This is now numbered |
No. ., iron covered pier, with every ia,
clllty for caring for freight and pas
daily 'eO
The nineteenth annual Convention
Of the Delaware Woman's Christian
temperance Union will be held in
camden, October 18th, 18th and IA.
Hon. W. T. Smithers, of Dover. will
be the speaker Wednesday evening.
5he 18th, and the evening address 0f
me 18th, will be made by Mrs. Clara
:. Holman, recording secretary of tbe
National Woman's Christian Temper-
lnce Union.
Il. ELMA PYLE, Acting President.
ANNIE G. VANDEvER,
Recording Secretary,
j, Keys. Stewart, Ford and Wister. of
,ne nonness Christian Church, who |
'iecteu large tent the first of last
"eeA' near Jerman Chapel, and have
zen ZEE 1oldlng meetings nightly since.
Meeting next Sunday. commanc;~Jg
With a general class meeting at an
Rev. l.. w. Layfeld united his V.oU' soU
ices with them last SUNDAY evanino
here being perhaps 500 people a. tbe,
ent service. The above named avon
.eilsts expect to go to a church 81
Pa, next week. the {
weather. getting too cool for tent work
The good rain that fell last Thurs-
ay put new phase on vegetation of
very kind. Especially was it helpful
tomatoes, that would soon have
cen cut short. 1t is now probable
hat the vines will be productive until
rost. 1t was what is called warm
ain, and followed since by sum
Ter temperature-up in the eighties ;
lst what the Gamers could have de- ..
red to enlarge and hasten the prod !
CT OF the vines. If this condition con-
nues It is probable they will get their
ans filled, which the condition of !
llngs week ago did not promise. J
For selling three carriage wheels 8
ON George Peters of Anderson, Md. s
le latter swore out warrant against
homas Bedwell before Magistrate
ooper. The case was put into the
ands OF Constable Pratt who served z
10 warrant and recovered the wheels C
walkers School House, near town, c.
iu turned them over to the Magis- c.
ate, When the constable attempted K
get the wheels, Bedwell shut him 8
~ up In the house and barred the al
'9r. ine oficef could have broken in n
~ put hlm under arrest, but he had re- M
vered the wheels and did not think b
l1i I1i1oessary 70 Dreak IN, SO he let Bed te
I'll on easy, and his trial never came W
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