Smyrna times., 1902-07-09
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

SMYRNA AND VICINITY.
short items of General Interest Gathered
During the Week.
FreihOfer's Bread fresh every day.
- W. &. LEES.
Soft coal for threshing-best quail
ity. S. J. REYNOLDS.
Go to J. B. Cooper's for all your
garden and field seeds.
FoR SALE-Prime Celery Plants.
VIM. ]. Doughteu.
Mrs. Boyer's pound, J. lady and sponge
cake at Hall & Megear's after July 1st.
2
For SALE-A good second hand
couch in good order, at the SMYRNA
TINES OFFICE.
Buy your soft coal for threshing
from Cosgriff & Beck. Best quality
and 224O pounds to the ton.
Threshing coal of superior quality |
on hand for sale by Smyrna Transpor-
tstion Manufacturing Co. A.
Alex. NJ. Daily, trustee, has sold the
farm of William Hettrick, near Ken
ton, to Herman Baxter for $4,000.
FOR RENT-The Central Roller Mills
situated within one mile of Brenford
Possession given at once. For fur
ther particulars inquire of H. Z. Moore,
Dover, Del.
Union Castle, K. G.. E., has elected
the following officers: Past Chief,
Charles P. Thornley,; Noble Chief, W.
L. Phillips; Vice Chief, J. NJ. Wick;
High Priest, J. Walraven; Venerable
Hermit, NJ. Archer; Master of Records,
George Rose.
Miss Hilda Virginia Fortner, daugh-
ter of James and Emma Fortner of
Blackbird, died on Friday July 4th
after lingering illness. Interment
took place at Townsend on Sunday
Hternoon.
We have them-Blue Flame Oil
Stoves, just the thing during the hot
weather. for cooking. Screen doors
and window screens, fly nets, ear nets
and lap spreads, ice cream freezers,
dnware, hardware aud harness. E. G,
FAIRIES, Commerce street.
Mrs. Andrew Cole has large Gala
dunn, or elephant ear plant, four feet
high and three feet long growing in
her yard on east Main street, in bloom.
Il is novelty from the fact that it is
the first plant of its kind ever seen in
bloom.
Permission having been granted,
lREsPAss NOTICES have been placed
on the properties of NJ. Riley, Stephen
Demby and the B. & d. B. r. r.
Persons trespassing on these proper
ties will be dealt with according to
aw. c. B. Raymond, President, W.
9. Pierce, Sec'y, Smyrna Baseball
Association.
The Union Republicans now have
iOur candidates working hard for the
lat office of clerk of the peace of Ken
eounty-former Speaker James V. Nc
Commons, of the House of Representa-
i've; Levy Courtman Alden r. Benson
Dover; and William T. Hudson anC
Robert L. Cummins, of Smyrna. Mr.
Uummins is the ne W man in the race
and he will have to do battle with Mr.
Hudson for the First istrict delega
non, before either comes into the con
'ention.
Fruit growers Of this vicinity vii
Please note that NJ. L. Coulbourn
saccessor to the weIl-known firm Q
O0albourn & Waller, commission mel
,aants, Of S4s North Front Street
'alladelphia. Ship your fruit to hir
"a you will not only receive promI
nention but the highest market price
y makes specially Of berries, grapes
Nans and peaches. Remember this
suaer the firm name of Coulbourn
aaner, Both and Market streets, Phil
7lphla, he deals in live stock
me farmers Of the marsh or ''neck
sflcts in the lower part Of Ken
sa0ty have taken up new industr.
that Of raising ducks by Il
s''eaale and frequently the steam'
-'na Reis, one of the boats runnir