Smyrna times., 1901-03-06

store room under Odd Fellows Hall as i
an office and ware-room. t
An article on the tendency of the
surgeons to take risks in medical treat
ment will appear in our next issue.
For SALE.-25 head of pigs and
shoats. Also, lot of hay.
Jos. r. JEFFERSON.
W. G. Pierce advertises % head of
young Kentucky mules. They are
bargains. See what he has to say.
AS a result of new law passed by
the legislature, every slot machine has
been taken out of the State of Della
ware.
Rev. DIR. Baker, Presiding Elder of
Dover District, will preach in Leipsic
NJ. E. Church next Sunday morning
at O.3O o'clock.
w. G.. Hill offers for inspection and
sale full line of choice Ohio and
homegrown clover seeds, medium and
mammoth, also Ohio timothy seed.
The young ladies of Jerman Chapel |
will hold a "Pie Social at the Cir
cult Parsonage, Monday evening,
March the eleventh, for the benefit of
the Parsonage. All are invited to at
tend.
John P. Hudson has a number of
large red cedar gate Posts. for sale-as
we'll as lumber, lime, hair, and all
building materials, at very lowest
prices. Call and get new prices.
The subject of Rev. CA. Hills address
this evening will be "The New Testa-
>snents tandard for the Christian Minis
try" Those who have heard these lee
lures which he is delivering before
Conference have been greatly pleased
and edited.
For SALE.-1,OOO bushels Western
grown clover seed; 1000 bushels OF
black COW peas; 500 bushels whipporwlll
COW peas; 500 Soga beans; 1900 bush
els of seed potatoes; 500 bushels OF
crimson clover seed, E. HOLLAND,
Milford, Del.
There is perhaps no one thing OF
the list that will cause so much rejolc
ing among the men as the act doing
away after the first of July with the
Revenue stamp. The stamping o
every check with a two cent stamp thu
people consider little short of a n"i
sance.
The widow of VIM. H. Fries re
ceived check on Saturday from thu
Ancient Order of United WoIkermai
for $1,000. This payment was made IL
Just two week from the time of he
y husbands death. This organizatlo
y has all of it death claims paid up I
4 February 18th 1901.
N The mercury was down to 10 degre'
this morning, followed by a blustr.
Il winter day. Naviga tion was pract
callv suspended two or more weeks
N February and Sunday week peop
h crossed the Delaware on the ice at Il
n Horseshoe Bend. The m ilder temp
y rature several days ago, together VIII
the longer days largely melted the Il
and made the streams navigable.
Next Sunday morning will be Il
occasion of the 4th Quarterly Celebr
ton of the Lords Supper at the A
Il bury NJ. E. Chruch and also adm
sion to Church membership. The Al
Quarterly conference of this ChurC
will be held next Monday at z.
o'clock.
/ Robert H. Sipple has moved to I
kaughley farm on the state roau
tween Smyrna aud Dover, which
recently purchased. Joseph Marvll
4 Atlantic City, who recently purchas
the Paris Knight farm, will move
4 the farm near Dover from which
a Sipple moves.
The Finance committee of the Me
odist chu1ch through the Treasui
John A. Hoffecker, reported the chu
e IN good financial condition and
h Probability is, if the personal obi
uons are kept, that all the debts
oepaid by the time Rev. @. A.
goes to the Conference at Seaford,
,Sth inst. The congregation cal
out be pleased at this State Of tn
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