Smyrna times., 1898-02-16

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The Smyrna Creamery received 81,
40 pounds of milk last month, paying
5 cents per 100 pounds.
Winter returned last night with a
Ierce north wester, and the murcury
own this morning to % degrees.
The members of Leipsic NJ. E.
Jhurch will hold an oyster supper and
estival on Friday and Saturday next.
Don't take cold, but get your feet
protected at Pixies. His rubber goods
re just the thing for these damp,
rOsty days.
Go to Cummings, photographer,
Post Office building, for finely finished
,abinets, mantelles etc. Here every
Mr.. Thomas Lynch near the Iron
Bridge, lost a valuable horse last
week of lung fever, and has another
one quite sick.
Hunters and trappers on Bombay
Hook Island, are feeling very well
with their work so far, as furs
are now bringing good price.
Keiffers, 10000 left of the finest trees
and lowest prices in Delaware. Free
from all disease and San Jose Scale.
Call or write to G. W. Lord, Camden,
Del. L
Rev. J. L. Estlin will preach a SER
mon next Sunday morning to the Stars
and Stripes Council, No. 2G, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. w. p. Start, Robt. H. Denney
and John S. Anthony represented
Smyrna Lodge yesterday at theannual
session which convened at Clayton.
The young men of this town are re-
hearsing nightly for the local talent
minstrel show, known as the "White
Rose Minstrels." They now expect to
give it early in March and the indlca-
tions are it will be a most creditable
entertainment
DIR. w. I. Ryan received a postal
from the constable of Frederica yester-
day, ordering the arrest of Thomas
Doris, negro. DR.. Ryan knew the
man but it appears that he lives in
town under the name of William Til
Ter. No cause for the arrest was
named on the postal and the negro is
in Jail await the arrival of the consta-
BILE.
Sneak thieves are greatly annoying
the residents of lower Main street. A
cOlored boy made the little daughter
of Mrs. James H. Clouds show hin
where she kept the pocketbook while
the mother was out, getting $500, anC
and Mrs Thos. Mccoy had a lot Of
clothes that were hanging out afte
washing, stolen from the line. Chick
ems and eggs are special objects o
these thieves.
The youthful Thomas Jefferson VIII
promised to ''get even" with G. ?
Gears for prosecuting him for disturb
ing the peace at the Smyrna House
brought charge Friday before Es
quire Budd for selling liquor to mi
nors. Mr.. Gears had proof that tn
young men said they were of age, bu
regarding it as especially a spite case
waved a hearing and gave bond in $2C
for his appearance at court.
James w. Dawson, of Kenton, wa
arrested by Constable Pratt ON Tues
day of last week and arranged befoI
Magistrate E. V. Cooper, charged wit
assault and battery on his daughte
Miss Jennie Dawson. 1t appeare
that there had been frequent famil
quarrels and on this occasion he o
dered his daughter to shut the doc
Because the girl disobeyed, he DIRE
back his fist and struck her blow
the face and blackened her left ey
The girl being over twenty-One yea
of age, resented the blow by making
State case of it, and her father W
brought before Magistrate COope
He was held in 500 peace bond al
fined with costs $3.50. He gave S
curity, paid the fine and was release
DIR. +. l.. Grier who recently co
; Quoted a dental office in this town b
now, with his brother DIR. G.. Layt
! Grier of Milford, open magnifice
6 dental parlors in room No. 2, first flo
, of the priscilla Block" at Dover. F
arrangement and up-tO-date applianc
possibly no Office in the State of De
= ware can exceed it. A handsome {
= Grating chair with fountain cuspid
S occupies a light and airy place in
= rear room and the dental engine, whi
e in many Offices is run by foot pow
, in his Office is run by powerful st'
n age battery. The constant reversi
n of the engine is a pleasant featu
d Both rooms are finished in mahoga
). and his cabinet for keeping his apI
?. ances is of the same finish. This ca
Ie net is magnificent piece of furnitu
s. One of the latest appliances added
his operating room is a Brown
N Rheostat This is proving one of
er most valuable inventions to der
Of science. The dentist has always at
m in this machine; a cataphoric curr
e. for painless filings; an electri
Sc mallet; an electrical hot air syringe
j. mouth lamp; and electrical brush
le removing nerves painlessly. "
5e fine appliances and good workmans
m the Grier Bros, are attending t.
Sc large practice.
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Personal.
re Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. L. Carrow
,ss Newark, N. j., came on
IS. Friday to spend a week with