Smyrna times., 1902-02-05

For bargains in Real Estate go to
Cosgriff & Beck.
Buy your coal from S. J. Reynolds.
All sizes and 1uality the best.
Smyrna Transportation and Mfg Co.
can supply with coal equal to any Of
fered.
A full float load of superior. coal, just |
arrived. Smyrna Transportation and
Mfg Co.
They. P. S. G. E. of the Presbyterian
church will begin rummage sale
very soon.
The thermometer dropped to 8 de-
grees above zero this morning, the
coldest weather recorded this winter.
If you want a satisfactory article Ct
coal, give us your order. All Goa !
carefully cleaned. Smyrna Transpor-
tation and Mfg Co. 3
The "Pupils' Recital" which was to
have been given by Miss Arie Hynson,
teacher, on Saturday afternoon, has
been postponed indefinitely.
Keep in touch with the advertisement
of Edward &. Walls and W. B. Megear
in this issue. Bargains are offered
for the quick and ready buyers.
Cosgriff & Beck are dealing in Le-
high Coal-William Penn, MOrea and
Turkey Run mines. Will sell 224O
pounds as cheap as any one in Smyrna.
Melon growers are now getting ma
nure ready for their spring planting.
The hills should be made as early as
possible. March first is none to early.
Valuable hotel property in Easton,
Nd, for sale; splendid opportunity
for the right man. Can be purchased
on easy terms. See advertisement on
this page.
Two acres will be set to sweet pota-
toes this spring to every one acre OF
last wear by farmers in lower Della
ware. They paid from $75 to 800 pei
acre last year.
Reduction in Blankets and Robes.
We are getting ready for spring goods
and are closing out our Blankets ano
Robes at nearly cost. Now is the time
to get excellent bargains in these
goods. Il. =. FAIRIES
DIR. Foster Sudler, of Sudlersville
Md, has engaged Mr.. Stats, of Walk
er, Del, the expert house-mover, tt
move the school house recently pur
chased by him, on the farm now ten
anted by Mr.. Hall. The work wa
done last week.
Through his attorney u. IL. Town
send, Jr., Harry Black of Middleton
has entered suit for damages agains
r. T. Cochran and the Eagl Creamer
Company. Mr.. Black was seriousl
scalded at the creamery on Thursday
January 9th, and claims the acclder
was caused by defective boiler, an
asks for $4,000 damages. Since tn
accident occurred Mr.. Cochran has dis
posed of his interests in the creamer
to Messrs, Cook & Brady.
Farmers are compelled to pay frol
two to four dollars more per month fC
men to work on their farms, for I'll
present year than they paid In 100
This has caused many to look into tt
conditions of their farming operation
and make close calculation of the r
suits from their business. This hi
probably as much to do with the d
mand farmers now make for eight dc
lars per ton for growing tomrtoes,
the high prices of last fall. These a
prosperous times, and the demand t
farm labor in this part of Delawar
exceeds the supply-hence the demal
for more money for this kind OF wor
There will be quite number OF pc
pleto change their residences in Odes
the coming spring, says the Mldd
town Transcript. Mr.. J. w. Watki
will move into the house recent
bought by Mrs. E. t. Warner from
Cummins' estate. The post Office "
be moved into the old store house
DIR. Woods, corner Sd and Mi
streets, while the present post of
will be occupied by the Misses Fox
aresidence where they have alrea
opened trimming store in the ro
adjoining. Mr.. George. OF Smyrl
III take the Enos property vacated
e Misses Fox.