Smyrna times., 1933-09-27
Moore the builder.

it, especially among the schoo
children. 1t is only two or thre,
weeks old and about a foot il
, length, but not withstanding it
tender age and innocence, tn,
girls invariably shrink back, whei
| DR.. Cloak hands it out, with tht
same little screech they woulC
were a mouse presented. One o.
the visitors wanted to know what
he fed it on, the Doctor replying
cathartic pills and sponge, but ht
did deign the next day to temp
its delicate appetite with some
flies, the first food that had beer
offered it for week. 1t is a live,
ly little fellow and apparently de-
lights in nothing so much as to
nestle in the Doctors bosom He
expects to turn it into hash when
it gets too large for pet.
SMYRNA EXHIBITORS AT
THE DOVER FAIR Smyrna ex-
hibitors at the Dover Fair are not
so numerous this year as usual.
Those who went down on Monday
the opening day had sorry time
of it in the heavy rain and mud.
The following named persons put
articles on exhibition that day:
Miss Sue R. Colt, marine view in
oil, two tiles and placques in oil,
silk quilt, infants sacque. Miss
Kate F. Bell, oil painting land
scape, embroidered bureau cover,
coop of chickens. Miss Minnie
Clement, embroidery, embracing
towels, splasher, table cover, tidy,
toilet set, mat, bracket lambre-
quin, mirror frame, panel, side
board scarf, waiter cover, silk
handkerchief, two pencil drawings,
two water color paintings. Miss
Kate Tschudy, Oil paintings, fish
ing scene, the coming storm, tile,
hat crown. Miss Laura Doughten
two neeted tides. Miss Maggie
Blackiston, panel and plaque in
oil two foot rugs. Mrs. p. Spru-
ance, a large assortment of pies,
cakes, preserves, etc. Ezekiel w.
Dawson, horse power hedge trim
mer. Yesterday Beckett & Mack
ey took down eight carriages and
George w. & S. Taylor lot Of
farm machinery.
KENT COUNTY JURORS The
following is a list Of the special
and petit Jurors drawn for the Oc-
tober term Of the superior court
Of this county: Petit Jurors: Duck
Creek, George F. Jones, William
H. Thompson, Lemuel L. Johnson,
Samuel Wheatman. Kenton, jam
es Price, Nathaniel r. Leverage,
John T. Goldsborough. Little
Creek, James w. Emerson, Joseph
II. Hopkins. West Dover, Owen
F. Nickerson, John Virden. East
Dover, Lewis Shakespeare, John
a. Slaughter, Robert Raughley.
Henry E. More North Murder
kill, Luther NJ. Dill, Webster d.
Learned, George Slay. South |
Murderkill, Jehu M. Reed, George
Dehorty, John Cox, Jacob Quillen.
Philemon Camper,
Thomas E. Morris, Jehu Tharp,
George A. Redden. Milford Will
liam T. Watson, Daniel Mitten,
w. Wharton, William E.
Davis.
Special Jurors: Duck Creek,
John Rawley, David Palmatory, j.
Henry Jefferson. Kenton, Alex
ander Frazier, Martin B. Ford.
Little Creek, James F. Lafferty,
Henry M How. West Dover,
Cove S. Johnson, Philemon Scot
ten. East Dover, David Heyd,
S. Salisbury, James A.
Davis. North Murderkill, Will
liam c. Marker, William Brown,
w. Lord. South Murder
kill, William c. Jump, Thomas G.
Kersey, Samuel S. Herring. Mis-
pillion, James P. Hopkins, John
Porter Sr., John F. Thawley. Mil
ford, John w. Bennett, Isaac w.
Belts, Hezekiah Masten.
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS
IN William H. Carr
will with Saturday night finish
ice cream in his present
saloon. 1t is to be replaced with
a new one and the work of demol-
-tion of the store and bakery will
commence next week. The new
part of the present buildings is to
be moved back and new building
30 feet front, 81 feet deep, two
stories, with an attic will be erect
ed on the present site. The new
saloon for serving cream will be d
arge room and in accordance with
Mr. Carr's idea of what a room for
guests should be. His ice cream
has reputation for quality and
MS saloon is becoming an institu-
ton in our town. We are pleased
10 see the evidences of liberal pa
e