Smyrna times., 1937-10-21

morning. 1t is 80 feet hlgn.
Four persons, two adults and two
children, joined the M. E. Church
ON probation on Sunday morning.
Charles H. Jones has opened a
shamble in the building of George
w. Tilghman, on Commerce street.
Messrs. Dill and Montgomery,
butchers, present their card in an
other column, and ask share of
public patronage.
Charles H. Register has gone in
the butcher business with Charles
Frazier under the firm name of G.
H. Register & Co.
The temperature which not only
fell to the frost but the freezing
point on Saturday and Sunday
mornings, fixed the tomato plants.
Money sold at the last monthly
meeting of the Clayton Savings
and Loan Association, at As and 81
cents premium 81, 900 being TAX
EN-.
John H. Hoffecker's cannery is
about finishing up on tomatoes and
are giving their attention to pump
l1ins of which quite a number of
tons will be canned.
The Presbytery, of New Castle,
and the Synod, of Baltimore, both
meet in Dover on next Tuesday
25th inst, the Presbytery at 1890
a. m, and the Synod at 7:30 p. m.
DR.. Charles G.. Harmonson of
Clayton, has been appointed by the
Railroad authorities surgeon on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, to take the
place made vacant by the removal
of Dr. w. T. Collins to Camden,
N. J.
Mr. Boggs' dwelling adjoining
the Stoeckle Hotel at Clayton, is
being raised, newly weather board
ed front and a new porch will be
added. William p. Wright is also
having an addition put to one of
his houses, as is also William s.
Reynolds.
Mrs. S. l.. Baldwin, of Boston,
Nill deliver a Temperance address
in the lecture room of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church on Satur-
day evening, October 22nd, 1887, at
7.3O o'clock. The address will be
under the auspices of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, and
they extend to all cordial invita-
tion to hear this well known speak
er.
When Cinnamon first commenced
taking in washing here is about the
way they send in their bills. Ah
Ling Sam, good washee man, all
samee iron he meckle red hot-up
stairs, No. 201. l dirtee Mclean
man shirtee ten centee. A over
haul for legee same four time. 2
feet shirtee 5 centee; 2 collars, 2
centee. Alice right next weekee.
Samee price.
The election of November 1st,
will be held by the Inspectors who
acted in 1886; a provision of the
law so requiring. BY this provision
of the law, George M. Stevenson
will be the inspector in this Hun
dred, making the third in success
sion (including a special election
for a Representative from this
county to fill vacancy in the Leg
islature) he will have filled the Of
fee.
The grand inaugural perform
ances under the auspices of the
Citizens Hose Company, are an
nounced for Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings, November 1st and
End, when Miss Rosa Rand sup
ported by the Criterion Comedy
Company, from the Baltimore the
atres will entertain our citizens
Every body will be anxious to see
the hall in its new arrangement
and especially the new stage, with
improved curtains, fixtures, etc.
st. Paul's M. E. Sunday School
at Clayton, which was organized
with 46 members six weeks ago
had n in attendance on Sunday
last. They have bought from S. H
Baynard, of Wilmington, cabinet
organ, and are securing funds fol
a good library for the use of The
school. The attendance on the
preaching services is likewise in
creasing. Rev. j. c. Lassell filled
the pulpit on Sunday morning last
Abel Sevil has donated a lot, cor,
ner of Highland Avenue and West
street, $50 by 100 feet, which was
surveyed on Saturday by P. F
Johns, of Kenton. The society ex
poets to place a church on it in the
near future.
JOEL SMACK KILLED ON
THE RAU ROAn