Smyrna times., 1902-05-21

Oo 10 .. ID. cooper Tor all your /
garden and field seeds.
H. Il R. H. Denney have for sale
screenings and wheat for small chick
ems.
Commencing Monday the end of
June, Steamer Brady will run daily
trips during strawberry season.
Don't neglect your teeth. Consult
DR.. johnson, HAZEL building. Exam
ination and estimate free of charge. ,
A good substitute for buckwheat
cakes is Graham cakes. Fresh Gra-
ham flour, manufactured by H. & r.
II. Denney.
Several floats of coal for Smyrna
Transportation and Manufacturing
Company, have arrived at Smyrna
Landing.
The Blossom Family" will be glad
to see you in the Opera House, to-
morrow, Thursday evening, May. %.
Curtain rises at $50.
Cosgriff & Beck are dealing in Lee
high Coal-Willlam Penn, Morea and
Turkey Run mines. Will sell 224O
pounds as cheap as any in Smyrna.
The Mite Society of Asbury NJ. E.
Church will have toilet room placed
in Asbury Church in the little room
of the belfry at the head of the stairs.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the members and friends of the
Woman's Chris Temperance I'm
ion to attend tie Information Con
test at Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett's at
8 O'Clock, Friday evening May 23rd.
The public road between Smyrna
and Clayton is in a very bad condition
near the ''stone bridge" There is dan
ger of teams getting into the unprotect-
ed ditch near the road or having a car
riage torn up by running into the deep
gulleys which extend on both sides of
the road for some distance.
An excursion was run from here Sun
day to Wilmington, where the annual
session of the A. NJ. E. Conference is
being held The colored excursionists
the number of 12j, left at $50 in the
morning on the steamer George F..
Brady. They reached home in the
evening about nine o'clock.
The ladies of St Peters Parish, will
hold a sale of desserts, cakes, biscuits
&c. at the office of the Rev. Alex. G..
Cummins, on Mt. Vernon street on
Monday and Tuesday, May 26 and 27.
Orders, may be left with Mrs. W. E.
Waters, Mrs. Edward Farrell and Mrs.
Gilreath Ice cream will be served
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
MGbblDs OOuA AlOhbAA0h eAA -
Feske, of Minnesota. have purchased
the adjoining farms of Robert H. Lewis
and Richard M. Jones, two and a-hal1
miles west of Dover. The remarkable
thing about the deal was that the men
came TO Dover, never saw these farms
before, made the purchase, paid theil
money and left for Minnesota within
forty eight hours.
Matthew Simpler, of near Blackbird
has an odd, but pathetic way in which
he celebrates his wedding anniversary
each year. He was married forty-nine
years ago. AS each anniversary of hi
wedding day rolls around, he gets out
the old style silk hat which he wore OF
his wedding day, and wears 1t the re
mainder of the day. Mr.. Simpler ha
been a widower for several years anC
is pow an old man, but his heart still
fondly cherishes the happiest day 0
his life.
VIM. NJ. Lewis would like to cal
your attention to his advertisement il
this paper and would like to have yol
call aud see his full line of Deerinl
machinery and twine. Buckeye cul
tivators, carriage and harness, nets
lap robes and whips. He has not tn
time to drive all over the country t.
bore the farmers, besides it cost
money to hire men and teams to car
agents around to see and annoy tn
farmers, and you all know the farme
has to pay all extra expense of thi
kind. So will tell you what hav
to sell through the papers and look 70
Won 10 call and save monav