V Bible Headings, wit! benefit them to tibow how the The railroad authorites do not share Attention is called to the advertise­ the snow which surpassed anything in Smyrna and. Vicinity. the memory of the most of our people. I GRAIN. in the general belief of the destruction ment of John H. Bewley, in which he Friday Evening, February filth, 1886. i hing is worked. It is hardly thought The Delaware River is nearly clear It was more fearful titan the immense t.’iat there is a fanner in this commu­ Cjjf Smnrna Chius. of the peach crop. offers his entire stock of goods at a PRAYER. OFFICE OF c of ice. bargain. His stock of dry goods and snow storm of a week previous, be­ 1. —Divinely commanded—Matthew 7, 7; Luke ai ty who would not rather take his Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Maclary hoots and shoes are especially noted cause capable of greater destruction to 21, 36; Puai. 27, 14. The oratorio of Esther, the Beautiful 2. —Instinctively needed—Job. 23, 3, 4, 5 ; Past 39, in. <;iey home in his pocket than to ship Philadelphia & Smyrna Transportation Company gave a dinner party yesterday to their for their excellent quality. His pur­ property. We have had greater rains 12. his fruit and put himself at the mercy Queen, is only a week off. February 17lh. 1880. 1 Smyrna j '/)el., son Jacob C., who recently marrie«! pose is to dispose of his entire stock of before without such damaging results, 3. —God the only object—Malt. 6, 6; Ex. 20, 2, 3; of the Kail road Company and the com­ Miss MacManee, of Blackbird hundred. John 17,3. Wei Wednesday Afternoon, Feb. 17, 1886. The White Rose Minstrels will give goods and rent his store as soon as pos­ hut the frozen condition of the ground 4. —Christ the only access—Acts 4, 12; I Tim. 2,5. mission men. When he sells his fruit their entertainment week after next. The quarterly meeting of the Bethel sible, and can he seen at the store of and the melting snow which perhaps 5. —All men subjects—1 Tim. 2,1, 2, 3. through an exchange he leaves the PER 1IUMIKI doubled the volume, made the quanti­ 6. —Must be ottered—(a) With repentance, I’sal. 66, Wheat, lied............ The organization of a Good Temp­ A. M. E. Church will be held ou Sun­ alternons from two to five o’clock. 1»; 2Cor.7, 10; Acts 17, worry to t lie buyer, where it belongs, “ Fultz......... * THE "TIMES" is published every Wednesday day next. The place of Presiding ty of surface water immense. Hence, 30, 31. as h« (the funner) has enough worry '.««) lars Lodge is proposed for Down’s Under the bright skies and genial Dry Corn, Yellow, new .42 (Join afternoon by Robt. D. Hoffecker. Editor and the breaking out of so many mill dams, (ft) Fervently, Col. 4,12. over cultivating and getting his fruit to Chapel. Elder Heath will be filled by Rev. south wind of Sunday, the streets had (cI Sincerely. Psal. 17,1. “ " While, .41 Goin washing out of railroad culverts, &c. market. Corpus. Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del. Chas. A. Herbert, M. A., who enjoys more of the appearance of a holiday id) Consta, tly, Coloss. 4, 2; “ Cob Corn. .3“ Many of the country roads are cut The Smyrna mill pond, on the South 1 Thess. 5,17. TERMS—Subscription—One year $2.00 in advance some distinction as a preacher. Servi­ than for some weeks. Everybody Latent Prices given now at thin Office or $2.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No up, caused by the recent heavy snow side of the town came near being car­ le) With Faith, James 3,15; ces at the usual hours. The protracted seemed to want to get out. and as far Horn. 5, 2 ; Heb. 11,6. paper discontinued until all arrears arc panl— and rain. ried away, with all the gates pulled Business Locals«. meeting will start with next Sunday’s out as they could. The mill and the (/) By helpof the Holy Spirit, Goin only at the option of the Publisher. out. During the afternoon it was visi­ Rom. 8, 26; Titus 2, Ladies', Gent’s and Children’s Gossa- Smyrna Price Current, Feb. 17, 1886 Goin See what Caleb Boggs has to say services. inroads that the overflow of water had 11, 12. 13,14. ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate ted by a number of our men to see the meres, at J. B. Cooper’s. about the early rose ami burhank pota­ made on its banks was the objective j Temporal—Rom. 14,17, 18. PROVISIONS. of Seven Cents a line for the first insertion ; sub­ The buds on peach limbs that were water running over the dam, which it 7. —Results, y Eternal—ICor. 15,55,36,07 ; 2 Tim. 4, or ale sequent insertions Three-aud-a-half cents. A toes in his advertisement. covered up by snow and thus iu a mea­ point Southward because the mud and ) 6.7, 8. F S .—A good Door Frame, PER roust». art i.o/kn did on the lower side for a space of with a three light transom. Geo. M. Lard, country...... Froi liberal discount made to quarterly, semi annual If February gives much snmv sure protected from the frosty air, are remnants of show banks made the road Hams...................... 12 ..... Froi fifty or sixty feet the most of the after­ Stevenson. - Oranges .... II and yearly advertisers. A fine Summer it doth foreshow. found to be green, plump and healthy. to “Belmont” and “Woodlawn ” unde­ noon. The ground being frozen and Queen Esther. Shoulders.............. OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents —Old Rhyme. One of our farmers who was looking sirable to travel in. Some, however, Side Meat.............. .8 PER BASKET. the road packed very hard, it resisted The rehearsals for this beautiful Ora­ Granite and Porcelain Tea and Fresh Reef............ 10{&H »tat Cf per line. forward with bright anticipations to in their eagerness to enjoy the open 1*0 Rev. Dr. Tullidok tilled the pulpit with more than usual stubbornness torio are making good progress and in Chamber Sets, plain and decorated, at Butter..................... his crop wishes “ by george, that the air after the six weeks’ imprisonment J. B. Cooper’s. Turneys.................. .1* (Mill 1 of the Presbyterian Chnrch on Sunday the force of the rushing waters, hut as its presentation on the 25lh and 26th Geese....................... ,1<J very acceptably morning and night. snow had been deep enough to cover broke through these barriers or wan­ it was, the seams were getting pretty Chickens................ i -■«:». !.. am The sub-committee of the House on inst., our citizens are promised a rare Prepare yourself for the Winter by it«« up the entire trees. dered along the hanks of the stream. deep and a few hours more of the same young.. railways aud canals has made a u nan i- The Ladies’ Benevolent Society will Duck Creek and the washout at Den­ treat. The choruses are now in good buying your Clothing, Underwear an«l tiresscfi. .10 PE It H. Ki . 1 Dr. J. R. Shreve has rented his pressure might have been «lisas: rous. drill and the characters are all well Ducks. .10 1-1 ur...... mous report in favor of the Maryland- met on Tuesday evening, February ney’s mill race would have had many Hats from the new aud large stock of to dwelling to Samnei Boherts, residing The Caspersou mill near Clay tou was advanced with their work. The chan­ ire .11 Maclîcrci. N ■\20l Si:» 23d, at the residence of Mrs. E. J. more visitors hut for the John E. Phillips, Feathers iut Delaware ship-canal. mun y not so fortunate. Anticipating» heavy iu Colt. near the Alley Mills, who expects to stretches of snow banks still unmeltcd, ges made iu the caste have made a little Wool..... .D* Herring....... pressure from the down-coming waters, more rehearsing necessary than was The Capitol Shirr, will he Made to i move to town the first of April. Dr. that covered the usually excellent GRAIN. Dr. W. T. Collins, of this town, has Shreve intends returning to Philadel­ that in the pond was only about a half thought would he required when it was Order in Any Style, by leaving your ’COt Forty thousand people tried in vain been appointed one of the surgeons of walk. The chnrch services were like­ a head in the middle of the morning, Measure with W. B. Megear. PEP. BUSH f*F I nr- « f of - phia. He and his wife have made wise unusually well attended morning first proposed to give the Oratorio. Wheat, Ke«I....... to get into Music Hall, Cincinnati, the L'elaware Division, P., W. & B. many friends during their sojourn with but from this time it increased aud at Prof. Wyatt says his characters are Window Shades and Spring Fixtures, •• Fultz.... .S3 MI'M in tov and evening. 3 o’clock the dam an«l race hank both j doing Com, yellow..... 10 s M til IX... where the Rev. Sam. Jones was preach­ railroad. us who regret that they contemplate splendidly and the eutertaiu- at J. B. Cooper’s. Loops and Fringes. “ White..... .40 limn.... gave way, precipitating a large body of A number of cellers were flooded by so early to leave our town. : ment will he a fine one. OrIh..................... far ing Sunday night.