Smyrna times., 1902-05-28

garden and field seeds.
H. & R. H. Denney have for sale
screenings and wheat for small chick.
ems.
commencing Monday the end OF
'une' Steamer Brady will run daily
'rlps during strawberry season.
Don't neglect your teeth Consult
Dr' johnson, HazelI building. Exam
lnation and estimate free of charge. >
A good substitute for buckwbeot
CAKES is Graham cakes. Fresh Gra-
nam flour, manufactured by H. & R.
H. Denney.
All mog' lions are requested TO he
present at the Mogullion meeting
Monday evening to take part in a
"Bungle." "
several floats of coal for Smvrna
transportation and Manufacturine
company, have arrived at SMYRNA
Landing.
FROM now on to the close of the
schooI term, the Public Schools will
mold one session beginning at o'clock
IN the morning.
CosSrltf " Beck are dealing in Le-
nigh William Penn, Morea and
Turkey Run mines. Will sell 294o
pounds as cheap as any in Smyrna.
Much apprehension is felt bv the
different farmers lest the continued
dry spell will be a hardship TO tbe bav
and berry crops.
Inc Economic Insurance Co.. of
wilmington, of which Peter J. Ford
Is president, has been purchased by
the Metropolitan Insurance Co.
'. JOS. Carter's stock of wagon and car.
1iage paints, varnish, stains and bonso
paints, you will now find at the Iron
Front Hardware Store, William FAIRIES
Steamer Brady will leave Friday at
p. m. instead of 10 a. m. as adver-
tised. This is arranged for the bene-
tit OF the strawberry growers.
The sixteenth annual meeting of the
Delaware Pharmaceutical Society will {
be held in the Smyrna Opera Hopsa !
on Thursday June the fifth. An inter \
estlng session is promised.
Don't have your outbuildiugs look
ing shabby when by reading the adj
vertisement of the Iron Front Hard '
ware Store, William FAIRIES, proprietor. v
you ca get such happy suggestions.
There will be an executive meeting o
of the Twentieth Century Club Mon.
day, June End, at 3 p. M, at the club R
room, and at p. m. at the same place
a meeting of the whole club is called. g.
Con. SEC'Y. "
H'iNA OH o OaJ 6AeIclSeS Will be
held by the Asbury NJ. E. Sunday Al
School next Sunday morning. After VI
this date the Sunday School will con-
vene at 9.45 o'clock in the afternoon
during the summer months. III III
While coming down from the tower
n the Bombay Hook Island Light
House recently, Capt. Joseph Benson In
ell down stairs and badly bruised his Re
light leg. He was unable to walk On Re
t for several days. D.
Register of Wills d. NJ. Wilson, has
,ranted letters to Harry T. Williams,
N the estate of his father, Samuel T. Nel
Williams, late of Kenton hundred. sta
The will of Mary A. Durborow, late of
Ienton hundred, has been proved and Qua
stters testamentary granted to Sarah
!. Bailey, executrix.
For assault and battery on John +. Ado
yesterday morning, Voc
+eorge Moore was arraignsd before Add
Laglstrate Cooper, found guilty and
ned with costs $15.42 and held in
eace bond of 5000. In default he was 'o0
'mmitted to Jail but was let ont later A,
ter paying the fine.
Vocl
VIM. NJ. Lewis is erecting this week
wind mill on the "Holcomb" farm, "'P
Jones' Neck, owned by Charles Della
ostles. Mr.. Lewis has been quite
lsy in this line during the past few T
onths, having erected wind mills on Pro
e farms of JEFF. Campbell, Of Leipsic; Dio
Garrison, of Kenton, and Geo. DN man
right, Of Brenford. 4th