Smyrna times., 1899-07-26

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handsome tombstone has been erec
ted over the grave of Miss Claire L.
Cooper, in the Odd Fellows cemetery,
by her father, DIR. VIM. H. Cooper, of
Wilmington.
The pickle factory at Smyrna Land
ing is now ready for pickles. Those |
who have contracted and those who |
may have pickles for sale can deliver
as soon as ready.
The colored folks will give a grand
excursion to Washington Park on
Tuesday, Aug. 8th, music to be fur
nished by JOhnsOn's Cornet Band.
The trip will be made on the Steamer
Van Solver, fare for the round trip to
be $1.00.
The Steamer Elizabeth Van Solver
having been thoroughly overhauled
and painted left on Friday for points
in New Jersey where plenty of work
has been secured for her.
John ?. Hudson has taken the
agency for the celebrated Wrights-
Vile Lime and can interest the farm
ers in a fertilizer that can stand the
test. See his advertisement.
The church camp, (CentenniaD in
Lincoln Park, closed with the meeting
of Sunday night. 1t was without spec
ial results except as enjoyed by the
membership, but financially was sue
cess, netting over $50.
Notice is hereby given that marriage
licenses can be secured after business
hours from r. S. Downs, at Harring
ton, Miss NJ. V. Gooden, at Camden,
or E. V. Cooper, at Smyrna S.
DowNs, Clerk of the Peace
One afternoon last week, Harry
Smith, an agent for the Prudential In
surance Company in returning from
Leipsic to Smyrna, had the carriage, a
brand new one, to take fire and burn
all but the running gear The fire is
supposed to have started from loose
match dropped in the carriage.
Having accepted the position as
master of the steamer Geo. F. Brady
l wish to notify all my friends that
will be pleased to have them throw
their patronage and influence with me
in my present position.
CAPTAIN EBEN E. TRUAx.
The catalogue of the Wilmington
Conference Academy of Dover-26tl
vear-is before US. 1t is pamphlet ot
so pages, neatly printed with full page
illustrations. It's curriculum shows
that it is fully up to the wants of the
day. The net enrolment of students
for 1899 shows the number to be 155.
The Farm journal is one of thu
best farm papers in America, and /
pleases the woman folks all to pieces
We have made a special arrangement
by which we are able to send the Farm
Journal for the balance of 1899 and al
of 1900, 1901, 1902 and 1903, nearly fv
years to every subscriber Of the TINES
who Immediately pays all arrearage
and year in advance; also to all ne'
subscribers who pay a year ahead.
NOTICE. is hereby give
that 1 will sit to dispense license q
follows:
Smyrna, August 8, Smyrna House.
Clayton, August 9, Stoeckle HOUSE
Frederica, August 10, until IL IN
STEMS Hotel.
FELTON,, August Is, from u to A
m., Stuart's Hotel.
Harrington, August IL, Fleming
drug store.
Milford, August 10, Calls Hotel.
r. S. DowNs, Clerk of the Peac
DIR. Thomas l.. PoulsOn, pastor
WiHiamsbridge, New York city, W
preach at several camp meetings tn
summer. On July 81 he speaks I
temperance at Ocean Grove, and
August at Camden, Del. He appea
August 13 at Thousand Island Par
and on the gath at the Peace Congre
at Mystic, Conn. He will be one
the preachers at Pine Grove Car
Meeting, and at the temperance me-
ing on the Sing Sing Camp Ground.