Smyrna times., 1899-09-20

Duy NOul COal Oelly anu UuJ VI Lie
Smyrna Transportation Co. 4
Best made Footwear, at Diamond
State Shoe Store, Commerce street.
The rain tLat commenced yesterday
afternoon developed into heavy show
ers in the night.
Right Goods, Right Prices, Right
Styles at Diamond State Shoe Store,
Commerce street. T
The Smyrna Transportation Co.
has just receiver at Smyrna Landing
cargo of first-class coal. Z
For SALE.-1OO tons of No. Tim
Othy Hay. 300 bushels of Crimson
Glover Seed. JOSEPH E. HOLLAND,
Milford, Del. 4
There is vast difference in Goals.
The Smyrna Transportation Company
has that same good coal that has been
so much in demand in past years. T
Rev. l.. w. Layfeld was the officiat-
ing minister at the funeral of the in
fant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Collins, aged one month, on Sunday
afternoon, at Friendship Church.
Mizpah Lodge, No. IS, A. o. U. W.,
of this town, will celebrate their 10th
Anniversary on the 21st of November,
and a committee of five have been ap-
pointed to make arrangements for
same.
Does your roof leak? Are you in
need of a roofer? If so, read the ad
vertisement of Frank A. Mitchell on
our 3rd page, and write or see him at
his address, 1O2 West 5th street, Will
mington, Del.
Dr. John Torbert, Chiropodist and
Specialist. will treat buniOns, corns,
cancer sores and old sores of long
standing, free this week. Free treat
ment every Monday during October.
All invalids treated at home. Can be
seen this week at the Delaware House.
Miss Elizabeth G. Lattomus will
open her stock of fall and winter mil
linery on Friday and Saturday of this
week. This should prove of interest
to the ladies as Miss Lattomus has a
well earned reputation in regard to
the workmanship and quality of her
goods. See ad.
All the Keiffer pears of this vicinity
practically, were bought last week by
J. F. Hobson & Co., of Philadelphia,
at 25 cents per basket. They wanted
$4,000 baskets of these pears, but as
the trees are mostly young, hardly
found so many in this community.
Those of the TINES readers who can
90 back thirty-fve or forty yers, will
be interested in the reminiscent ac-
count on our second page, giving a
story of Billy Emerson and Grew
er's Amateur Minstrels. Many of
Smyrna's well known men were inter
ested, and Judging from the article,
they had gay time.
A brand new wheel for $15'75l Who
ever heard the like of it? Alfred
Tllghman is making this a special cut
price offer for two weeks only. Bicy-
Gle sundries at one-half their value.
Just consult his list elsewhere. , If II
don't bring you to his store, the prices
will certainly amaze you. This offer was
never made in Smyrna before and it is
the quick buyer that reaps the benefit
at this slaughter sale.
You will soon need your fall and win
ter suit or overcoat and it is always q
pleasure to buy your goods at house
where a salesman is personally ac-
quainted with you. Thomas Mccoy,
with E. o. Thompson's Sons, 1895
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, will be
glad to welcome you and will attend tC
your wants with the best assort
ment that this we'll known and up-to
date clothing store can furnish. Se'
what he says in his advertisement
elsewhere.
Buy your leather goods from Joshui
Conner, 237 Market street, Will
mington, Del. He has one of the fin
est assortments in Wilmington, ant
his inducements are sufficient to at
tract those to his store who are in nee'
OF trunks, dress cases, hand bags ant
satchels, pocket books, card cases, gol
supplies, and sundrv other things